Railway United won the 1912 Victorian Junior Football Association grand final by three points on the field, but Yarraville had a second quarter goal struck out on protest and Railway United refused to play on.
The grand final was scratched and Yarraville were awarded the premiership.
Administration
VFL umpire Arthur Norden collapsed late in the third quarter of the SAFL grand final at Adelaide Oval and was taken from the field, and boundary umpire G. Earle finished the game in his place.
Norwood beat Port Adelaide by 28 points before 25,000.
Umpires and tribunal
North Adelaide and South Adelaide women met at Jubilee Oval in a Red Cross fundraiser in September 1918, the highest profile of several ladies' matches that month.
The Australian Red Cross organised a string of fundraising ladies' matches across South Australia and Broken Hill.
Women's football
The Amateur Football League tribunal expelled Flinders Park after spectators invaded the ground and several fights broke out during an A2 challenge match.
The club moved to the United Church Football Association for 1934.
Administration
The Brisbane Bears played their last match, a preliminary final at the MCG against North Melbourne, the same ground and opponent as their first game in 1987.
Clubs
Brisbane Bears's last AFL match
AFL · Preliminary Final · MCG · crowd 66,719
Grand Final
VFL · MCG · crowd 100,324
Grand Final
VFL · MCG · crowd 45,477
Preliminary Final
AFL · MCG · crowd 93,066
Preliminary Final
AFL · MCG · crowd 77,828
Preliminary Final
AFL · MCG · crowd 94,959
Preliminary Final
AFL · Patersons Stadium · crowd 43,249
Preliminary Final
AFL · ANZ Stadium · crowd 57,156
Preliminary Final
AFL · MCG · crowd 98,002
Preliminary Final
AFL · MCG · crowd 88,960
Preliminary Final
AFL · Gabba · crowd 33,047
Preliminary Final
AFL · SCG · crowd 41,731
300th AFL game, Sydney v Collingwood
Richmond, 64 games (2019-2026)
Western Bulldogs, 64 games (2021-2026)
Essendon, 21 games (2026)
Brisbane Lions
Melbourne, 271 games (1995-2008)
Melbourne, 182 games (1984-1995)
South Melbourne, 160 games (1969-1979)
