The 1929 SAAFL season was the 15th season of the South Australian Amateur Football League (SAAFL).
The 1929 season commenced on 4 May and concluded on 7 September.
The third Old Scholars club in four years was admitted into the SAAFL, when Scotch Old Collegians joined section A2. The A2 finalists of 1928, Underdale and St. Augustine, were promoted into A1 replacing Teachers Training College and Kingswood who were relegated into A2. This gave A1 and A2 7 teams each. This system of promotion/relegation has continued throughout the SAAFL/AdFL. Scotch O.C. home ground was "near the old South Terrace station" in the south parklands near Pulteney Grammar (most likely in Park 20).
A1 Semaphore Central, University A, Kenilworth, South Adelaide Ramblers, Henley & Grange, Underdale, and St. Augustines
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A2 Kingswood, Teachers' Training College, Prince Alfred O.C., University B, St. Peter's O.C., Y.M.C.A., and Old Scotch Collegians.
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Representative vs Metropolitan Amateur Football Association
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vs Port Pirie Football Association
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