Brunswick's committee and members voted to quit the VFA on the spot in protest at the deregistration of two players who had complained about a boundary umpire's language.
Its last two matches were forfeited and the Association expelled it.
Administration
A representative match between the Colony of Natal and the Colony of Transvaal was played in front of a large crowd in Natal.
The Commonwealth club, captained by ex-Fitzroy player Charlie Naismith, had won the 1904 South African premiership.
Overseas
With a behind post snapped at its base in the final quarter of Oakleigh against Port Melbourne, a club official stood on the boundary line and held the broken post up for the rest of the game.
The VFA match was held up for five minutes while nobody could agree on a repair.
Oddities
Preston recovered from a 39 point half time deficit to beat Coburg by one point in the VFA, after the scoreboard showing a tie was corrected when the goal umpires conferred.
Oddities
Welshpool wore its red, white and blue for the last time in the club's final match, beating neighbouring rival Toora by two points, 16.10 (106) to 15.14 (104).
The club's nicknames were the Tri-colours and the Bulldogs.
Clubs
Richmond won by 104 points
AFL · Round 22 · Domain Stadium · crowd 34,204
Adelaide won by 110 points
AFL · Round 21 · AAMI Stadium · crowd 40,372
Grand Final
VFA · Toorak Park · crowd 20,000
300th AFL game, Geelong v West Coast
300th AFL game, St Kilda v Gold Coast
Richmond v Fremantle, first of 162 VFL/AFL games so far
Gold Coast v Adelaide, first of 151 VFL/AFL games
Gold Coast v Collingwood, first of 125 VFL/AFL games so far
Adelaide, 148 games (2016-2026)
Carlton, 41 games (2020-2026)
Footscray, 200 games (1972-1983)
St Kilda, 190 games (1996-2006)
South Melbourne, 185 games (1978-1988)
Richmond, 181 games (1971-1981)
Port Adelaide, 170 games (1997-2006)
North Melbourne, 167 games (1941-1955)
North Melbourne, 161 games (1972-1983)
Carlton, 153 games (1938-1950)
