South Adelaide Football Club sticker

Amscol ice block promotional sticker featuring the panther emblem of South Adelaide.

Established in 1876, South has produced many fine players including Magarey Medallists Frank 'Dinky' Barry (1915), Dan Moriarty (1919, 1920 and 1921), Jack Cockburn (1935), champion centreman Jim Deane (1953 and 1957), Mark Naley (1991) and Andrew Osborn (1998). Other greats include Jack 'Dinny' Reedman, Ernie Jones and Clem Hill (who all played test cricket for Australia),goalsneak Jack Kay, Jack Tredrea who was the first player from any club to play 200 league games, attacking wingman Laurie Cahill, dashing Len Lapthorne, state ruckman Peter Darley, the brilliant ruckman from the Tiwi Islands David Kantilla and David Bickley who went on to captain the Adelaide Crows. Neil Kerley joined South as captain coach in 1964 and took them to a celebrated premiership for in 1963 they had finished bottom.

In 1957 the Club adopted the Panther as its emblem together with the motto "Fight On, Fight Ever" - Knuckey, C. K. History of South Adelaide Football Club, [Adelaide : South Adelaide Football Club, 1960]

The State Library has endeavoured to identify and or locate copyright holders of material digitised for this website. Where the copyright owner has not been able to be traced and or located, the Library has decided in good faith to proceed with digitisation and communication on-line.

Material is made available for research or study. You may order a high resolution copy.

For any other use refer to the State Library of South Australia's website information about orphan works. The State Library invites persons who believe they are the copyright owners to contact the Library to discuss usage of this item.