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1995 ROUND 8: SOUTH HAVE A NEW HOME
News story covering South's first game at Noarlunga Oval. They hosted Glenelg.
FINAL SCORE:
1995 Round 8 Glenelg 16.15 111 d South 8.16 54
1986 QUALIFYING FINAL: SALISBURY TAKES OUT ANDERSON
Anderson's game was over 18 minutes into the first quarter. Salisbury was not reported and faced no sanction for this incident.
Glenelg went on to win by 47 points.
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1985: MOTLEY TAKES MARK OF THE YEAR!
1983 ROUND 20 NORTH V CENTRAL
Things get a little heated at Prospect as Central's Mark Norsworthy and North's Brenton Phillips are both reported.
1996: JACK CAHILL COACHES PORT IN THE SANFL FOR THE LAST TIME.
1996 ABC tribute to Jack Cahill ahead of his final game as coach of Port in the SANFL.
1981 ROUND 9: CENTRAL TAKE ON STURT AT UNLEY
Channel 9 "Footy Flashback" to this game that was played in front of 8,182 fans.
FINAL SCORE:
1981 Round 9 Sturt 20.17 137 d Central 16.15 111
1973 QUALIFYING FINAL: STURT HOME BY 6 POINTS!
Sturt highlights from this game which include Bagshaw kicking a goal from the pocket sans shorts, 26,803 were in attendance. Incredibly, just 2 weeks later North would beat Sturt by 93 points in the Preliminary Final!
FINAL SCORE:
1973 Qualifying Final Sturt 12.17 89 d North 12.11 83
1977 ROUND 12: RARE SUBURBAN OVAL FOOTAGE FROM THE SANFL CENTENARY YEAR
This is the famous Cornes goal after the siren to win the game for Glenelg at The Parade. We have previously posted the winning mark and goal, but felt it wortwhile to post this 7 minute highlight package of the game. Great footy!
FINAL SCORE:
1977 Round 12 Glenelg 15.8 98 d Norwood 13.17 95
1972: NORTH ARE CHAMPIONS OF AUSTRALIA!
1 minute and 30 seconds are all that anyone can find of this famous game, as SANFL premiers North Adelaide, defeat VFL premiers Carlton by a single point at Adelaide Oval.
Drop us a line if you happen to have more footage from this match... We won't be waiting up...
FINAL SCORE:
1972 Champions of Australia Final
North Adelaide 10.13.73 d Carlton 10.12.72
1976 GRAND FINAL: "STURT'S FINEST HOUR"
Highlights from this famous game, underdogs Sturt easily defeat Port in front of the largest SANFL crowd ever. Official crowd was 66,897 although it's generally accepted there were at least 76,000 were in attendance.
FINAL SCORE:
1976 Grand Final Sturt 17.14 116 d Port 10.15 75