VFL Sub-Districts

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VFL Sub-Districts
Sport Australian rules football
Founded1925;99 years ago (1925)
Ceased1949;75 years ago (1949)
CountryAustralia
Most titles Kew
(5 Division 1 premierships)
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The VFL Sub-Districts (VFLSD), sometimes referred to as the Victorian Sub-District Football League (VSDFL), was an Australian rules football competition played in the state of Victoria and managed by the Victorian Football League (VFL), now known as the Australian Football League (AFL). [1] [2] The competition was preceded by the Melbourne District Football Association (MDFA) and succeeded by the Metropolitan Football League (MFL).

Contents

The Sub-Districts included a number of "thirds" teams for senior VFL clubs, prior to the introduction of the VFL thirds (later VFL/AFL under-19s) in 1946. [3] A similar competition, the VFA Sub-Districts, also existed at the time of the VFLSD and was managed by the Victorian Football Association (VFA). [4] [5]

History

MDFA

The Melbourne District Football Association (MDFA) was formed in the 1900s. [6] [7] [8] [9]

The MDFA appears to stopped play during World War I, although a different competition (known as the Melbourne Junior Football Association) was formed in April 1918. [10] [11] It is possible that MDFA clubs including Coburg and Moreland joined this competition for the 1918 season. [12] [13]

VFLSD

At the end of the 1924 season, the VFL took over the MDFA and replaced it with the VFL Sub-Districts, officially called the Victorian Football League Sub-Districts Association. [14] [15] W.H. Smith was elected as the new league's inaugural president, and the first game was played on 2 May 1925 between Oakleigh and Dandenong. [16] [17] [18] [19] Public Service won the inaugural premiership in 1925, with a total of ten clubs competing in the competition the following year in 1926. [20] [21] [22] [23]

The competition was split into two in 1927. [15] In 1927, there was a further split with the introduction of "First Grade North" (Division 1 North), "First Grade South" (Division 1 South), the "unallocated Second Grade" (Division 2) and the similarly-named "Seconds Grade" (the latter being a reserves competition, largely for the "Second Grade"). [23] The winner of the North and South sections would go on to play in a grand final for the overall VFLSD premiership, while the winners of Division 2 and the Seconds (Reserves) Grade also played each other. [24] In 1929, Division 2 was also split into North and South sections. [25]

Fairfield and Kew drew in the 1929 grand final, with the replay won by Kew. [26] [27] The clubs again drew in the 1935 grand final, with that replay won by Fairfield in a game that resulted in four players being suspended for fighting. [28] [29]

Like in the senior VFL competition, the Page–McIntyre system was introduced in 1933, replacing the Argus finals system. [30] However, it appears the Argus system (or a similar system) returned in 1944, as The Age noted grand finalist East Brunswick "[had] the right of an extra game" after losing a final to Richmond District the week before. [31]

MFL

In 1950, the VFL Sub-Districts was succeeded by the Metropolitan Football League (MFL). [32] [33] [34]

Following the conclusion of the 1958 VFA season, the Prahran Football Club was expelled from the VFA for failing to meet the minimum home ground requirements, and was replaced by the Sunshine Football Club, which had been runners-up in the MFL in 1958. [35] [36] Prahran subsequently spent 1959 competing in the MFL's A Grade, winning the premiership with just a single loss for the season, and the club returned to the VFA in 1960. [37] [38]

Clubs

Dozens of clubs competed in the MDFA, VFL Sub-Districts and MFL. [23] [39] [40]

ClubColoursNicknameFormer
league		Est.SeasonsPremiershipsFateRef.
TotalFinal
Balwyn
Balwyn Football Club colours.jpg
Tigers RDFA 19091927−193111927 EFNL [41]
Camberwell
Camberwell Football Club colours.jpg
Cobras VJFA 1880s1920−19250−Folded
1995		 [42]
Canterbury
Canterbury Football Club colours.jpg
Tricolours RDFA 18811925−19310− VAFA [43]
Carnegie
RichmondDesign.svg
VJFA 1920s1928−19310−Folded
2000		 [44]
Caulfield
East Caulfield Football Club colours.jpg
Fieldsmen MAFA 1890s1925−19310−Folded
1976		 [45]
Coburg
Calivil United Football Club colours.jpg
Lions VJFA 18911913−192031920 VFL [46]
Darling
Darling Football Club colours.jpg
1928−19330−Folded
1940		 [47]
Elsternwick
Elsternwick Amateur Football Club colours.jpg
Wickers1911−1912 VAFA [48]
Eltham
Eltham Football Club.jpg
Panthers DVFL 19091936−19370− NFNL [49]
Fitzroy Stars
Fitzroy Stars Football Club.jpg
Stars−19731973−197411974 NFNL [50]
Heidelberg
Heidelberg Football Club.jpg
Tigers DVFL 18761926−19290− NFNL [51]
Kew
Kew Football Club colours.jpg
Bears VJFA 18761927−194951937 VAFA [52]
Oakleigh
OakleighColours.png
Purple and Golds18911928−193311928Folded
1994		 [53]
Prahran
PrahranLogo2.png
Two Blues VFA 1899195911959 VAFA
Public Service
White square 50%25 transparency.svg
Service19151915−193311925Folded
1933s		 [54]
South Melbourne Districts
South Melbourne Districts Football Club colours.jpg
Bloods VJFA 19121927−1973 [a]
0− VAFA [59]

Premiers

Kew won the most known Division 1/A Grade VFLSD premierships, with a total of five. [23] [60]

GFPremiership decided by a grand final where a challenge was not needed
GF (R)Premiership decided by a grand final replay, after the scheduled grand final was drawn
CFPremiership decided by a challenge final under the Argus system

MDFA premiers

YearPremiersRunners-upScoreVenueDateReport
1912 Richmond District Elsternwick unknown Preston City Oval 14 September 1912 [61] [62] [63]
1913 Coburg (1) Richmond District 4.13 (37) d. 2.13 (25)Brunswick Park13 September 1913 [64] [65] [66]
1914 Coburg (2) Melbourne District 7.10 (52) d. 4.5 (29)Brunswick Park12 September 1914 [67] [68] [69]
1919 Brunswick Juniors Hawthorn District 7.12 (55) d. 3.12 (30)Richmond City Reserve30 August 1919 [70] [71] [72] [73]
1920 Coburg (3) Brunswick Juniors 6.12 (48) d. 4.15 (39)Brunswick Park25 September 1920 [74] [75]
1921 Camberwell Brunswick Juniors 8.10 (58) d. 7.6 (48)Oakleigh24 September 1921 [76] [77]
1922 Camberwell Moreland 9.12 (66) d. 8.8 (56) Melbourne Cricket Ground 7 October 1922 [78] [79] [80] [81]
1923 Camberwell Fairfield 9.12 (66) d. 8.8 (56) Melbourne Cricket Ground 28 September 1923 [82]
1924 Oakleigh Camberwell 13.12 (90) d. 7.12 (54)Oakleigh27 September 1924 [83] [84] [85] [86]

VFL Sub-Districts premiers

YearPremiersRunners-upScoreVenueDateReport
1925 Public Service (1) Camberwell (1)13.12 (90) d. 7.12 (54)Oakleigh3 October 1925 [87] [88] [89]
1926 Fairfield (1) Oakleigh (1)9.7 (55) d. 7.9 (51)Oakleigh2 October 1926 [90] [91] [92] [93] [94]
1927 Balwyn (1) Middle Park (1)9.12 (66) d. 6.12 (48)Oakleigh8 October 1927 [95]
1928 Fairfield (2) Oakleigh (2)17.16 (118) d. 13.13 (91)Oakleigh22 September 1928 [24]
1929 Kew Fairfield 8.8 (56) drew 8.8 (56)Ascot Vale28 September 1929 [96] [25] [97]
Kew (1) Fairfield (1)10.16 (76) d. 5.14 (44)Oakleigh5 October 1929 [98]
1930 South Melbourne Districts (1) Sunshine (1)11.7 (73) d. 10.12 (72)Oakleigh11 October 1930 [99] [100] [101]
1931 Kew (2) South Melbourne Districts (1)11.15 (80) d. 7.16 (58) Motordome 5 September 1931 [102] [103] [104] [105]
1932 Kew (3) Auburn (1)19.19 (133) d. 11.12 (78) Motordome 17 September 1932 [106] [107]
1933 South Melbourne Districts (2) Sunshine (2)17.14 (116) d. 7.10 (52)Brunswick23 September 1933 [108] [109] [110]
1934 Kew (4) Sunshine (3)4.15 (39) d. 2.6 (18)Brunswick29 September 1934 [111] [112] [113] [114] [115]
1935 Fairfield Kew 10.16 (76) drew 11.10 (76) Northcote Park 14 September 1935 [116] [117] [118] [119]
Fairfield (3) Kew (1)16.12 (112) d. 12.10 (82)Selwyn Park21 September 1935 [120]
1936 Sunshine (1) South Melbourne Districts (2)15.13 (103) d. 8.7 (55)Port Melbourne12 September 1936 [121] [122] [123] [124] [125]
1937 South Melbourne Districts (3) Sunshine (4)8.10 (58) d. 7.12 (54) Melbourne Cricket Ground 18 September 1937 [126] [127] [128] [129]
1938 Fairfield (4) East Brunswick (1)12.14 (86) d. 11.15 (81) Olympic Park 17 September 1938 [130] [131]
1939 South Melbourne Districts (4) Kew (2)14.15 (99) d. 9.13 (67) Melbourne Cricket Ground 16 September 1939 [132] [133] [134] [135] [136]
1940 South Melbourne Districts (5) Sunshine (5)12.16 (88) d. 4.9 (33)Sunshine21 September 1940 [137] [138] [139]
1941 West Melbourne (1) South Melbourne Districts (3)13.20 (98) d. 12.13 (85) Fitzroy Cricket Ground 13 September 1941 [140] [141]
1942 Abbotsford (1) Richmond District (1)19.6 (120) d. 7.11 (53) Victoria Park 5 September 1942 [142] [143] [144]
1943 East Brunswick (1) Abbotsford (1)unknown [b] Northcote Park 4 September 1943 [151]
1944 Richmond District (1) East Brunswick (2)7.16 (58) d. 6.10 (46) Fitzroy Cricket Ground 9 September 1944 [152] [153]
1945 Richmond United (1) East Brunswick (3)15.23 (113) d 12.19 (91)unknownunknown 1945 [151]
1946 Richmond United (2) East Brunswick (4)9.14 (68) d. 9.11 (65) Melbourne Cricket Ground 5 October 1946 [154]
1947 Fairfield (5) Richmond United (1)13.8 (86) d. 12.1 (73)unknownunknown 1947 [155] [156]
1948 East Brunswick (2) Richmond United (2)13.7 (85) d. 10.12 (72)Warringal Park25 September 1948 [151] [157] [158]
1949 Richmond United (3) East Brunswick (5)8.10 (58) d 5.11 (41)unknownunknown 1949 [151]

Division 1 North premiers

YearPremiersRunners-upScoreVenueDateReport
1928 Fairfield Alphington 15.16 - 106 to 15.7 - 97 Northcote Park 8 September 1928

Division 1 South premiers

YearPremiersRunners-upScoreVenueDateReport
1928 Oakleigh South Melbourne Districts 15.15 (105) d. 10.31 (91) Northcote Park 15 September 1928 [159]

Second Grade premiers

This premiership was contested by the winner of the unallocated "Second Grade" (Division 2) and the "Seconds Grade" (reserves competition), and later the winner of Division 2 North and Division 2 South. [24] [25]

YearPremiersRunners-upScoreVenueDateReport
1928 Abbotsford Kew Districts 8.9 (57) d. 6.8 (44) Melbourne Cricket Ground 22 September 1928 [160]
1929 Middle Park Kew Districts 13.6 (84) d. 12.8 (80)Oakleigh5 October 1929 [97]

Division 2 premiers

YearPremiersRunners-upScoreVenueDateReport
1928 Abbotsford [24]
1931 North Fitzroy Darling [161]
1932 Fairfield District North Fitzroy 12.1 (73) d. 5.6 (36) Motordome 24 September 1932 [162] [163] [164] [165]
1933 East Brunswick Kew District 14.12 (96) d. 11.6 (72) Melbourne Cricket Ground 7 October 1933 [166] [167] [168]

Division 2 North premiers

YearPremiersRunners-upScoreVenueDateReport
1929 Middle Park North Fitzroy 13.12 (90) d. 9.12 (66)Tooronga28 September 1929 [25]
1931 North Fitzroy Fairfield District 5.8 (38) d. 4.13 (37)19 September 1931 [169]

Division 2 South premiers

YearPremiersRunners-upScoreVenueDateReport
1929 Kew District Tooronga 9.15 (69) d. 6.7 (49)Tooronga28 September 1929 [25]
1931 Darling Kew District 16.15 (111) d. 10.8 (68) Motordome 26 September 1931 [170] [171] [172]

Reserves premiers

YearPremiersRunners-upScoreVenueDateReport
1925 Fairfield (1) [173]
1926 Fairfield (2) Middle Park 13.9 (87) d. 8.8 (56) Melbourne Cricket Ground 25 September 1926 [173] [174]
1928 Kew Districts [24]

MFL premiers

YearPremierGBPtsRunner UpGBPts
1950East Brunswick81361South Melbourne District61248
1951Sunshine14892East Brunswick8755
1952East Brunswick141599Sunshine61147
1953Fairfield141296Hawthorn District6743
1954Fairfield61248Hawthorn City51343
1955Richmond District92074Sunshine8755
1956Sunshine111076Richmond Districts51242
1957East Hawthorn13785East Brunswick8856
1958East Hawthorn91064Sunshine71355
1959Prahran City41438East Hawthorn4630
1960East Hawthorn81361East Brunswick42044
1961East Hawthorn9862East Brunswick61450
1962South Melbourne Districts15797East Brunswick91266
1963East Brunswick12981East Hawthorn81159
1964East Brunswick111076East Hawthorn91468
1965East Hawthorn121284Northcote Park7749
1966East Hawthorn111177East Brunswick6945
1967East Hawthorn131694Reservoir13987
1968East Hawthorn91468Northcote Park5535
1969East Hawthorn121385Northcote Park91064
1970Port Colts219135Northcote Park11874
1971Port Colts1510100East Brunswick6642
1972Port Colts1616112Richmond District111783
1973Port Colts1815123Broadmeadows131290
1974East HawthornCollingwood Districts

Best and fairest

The best and fairest award in the VFL Sub-Districts and the MFL was known as the Clota Medal (sometimes referred to as the Clota Trophy). [175] [176] The award was named Marcus Clota, a former vice-president of South Melbourne who served as the VFL Sub-Districts president until his death on 25 December 1940. [177] [178]

YearPlayerClubRef
1925Jack HolfordSpring Vale
1926 Don Fraser Sr. Fairfield [179]
1927Clarrie Answorth Public Service [180]
1928George Taylor Oakleigh [181]
1929H. CoombsAuburn
1930E. Stockdale Sunshine
1931S. McKenzie Auburn [182]
1932Hec RutherfordIvanhoe [183]
1933Ian Lee South Melbourne Districts [184]
1934Les Harvey Abbotsford [185]
1935Not awarded − 13 players on equal votes
1936 Harold Baker Prahran City [186]
1937A. Powell Fairfield
1938R. Austin Kew [187]
1939 Bob Merrick Pascoe Vale [188]
1940Vic JamesSunshine
1941N. DoreyRichmond District
1942R. Austin Richmond City [189]
1945 Ron J. Evans Richmond United [190]
1947Stan Wilson Richmond District [191]
1948L. CampbellEast Brunswick
1949J. LloydEast Brunswick
1950Bernie Miller South Melbourne Districts [192]
1951Peter MacAreeNewport
1952Percy WillsAbbotsford
1953Les Hunter Sunshine [193]
1954A. WhittenburyReservoir
1959Daryl Jones South Melbourne Districts [194]
1960Daryl Jones South Melbourne Districts [195]
1964Eddie Lane South Melbourne Districts [196]
1971Daryl Degenhardt Port Melbourne Colts [197]
1973Daryl Degenhardt Port Melbourne Colts [198]

Notes

  1. ↑ The Argus wrote in April 1936 that South Melbourne Districts was in the VFA Sub-Districts, while The Age wrote in May 1936 that the club was instead in the VFL Sub-Districts. [4] [55] It is possible that the Districts had two teams, one in each competition, just as Balwyn had a team in both the VFL Sub-Districts and Reporter District Football Association during the 1927 season. [56] [57] [58]
  2. ↑ The scoreline from 1943 VFL Sub-Districts grand final is unknown. [23] On 21 August 1943, Abbotsford played Fitzroy in a semi-final. [145] It appears Fitzroy may have lost, as on 28 August 1943, Fitzroy then played East Brunswick in a final. [146] It also appears Fitzroy lost that game and were eliminated from the 1943 finals series, as The Herald wrote on 20 September 1943 that "[Fitzroy's] Thirds were runners-up in Sub-District League". [147] The grand final was played at Northcote Park on Saturday, 4 September 1943. [148] However, no known newspapers from Monday, 6 September 1943, include information about the VFL Sub-Districts grand final. [149] [150]

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