Clubs: Wanderers, Railway and Yeoman.

Bothwell, were the current holders and having won it three times were granted permanent holders, while Bagdad were the only challengers thus year.

Was in recess.

Clubs: Whitemark, Emitta.

This was their foundation year and first season Huonville, captain Alf Page, Franklin, Lovett, captained by C. Burton and Glen Huon.

Three Inter-State clubs came to Hobart to play one game each against the League.

The result of which, was a morale boosting year for the TFL when its combined League team defeated VFL club Melbourne in Hobart. On the deficit side, Port Adelaide (SA) and Richmond (VFL) won their respective games. Scores were : TFL 11.14 (80) defeated Melbourne 9.8 (62), Port Adelaide 7.13 (55) defeated TFL 6.6 (42) and Richmond 11.11 (77) defeated TFL 8.9 (57)

Consisted of teams from Geeveston, Castle Forbes Bay and Kermandie.

This competition formed when Kermandie were left out of the Huon Football Association because of their late registration and lasted only one season.

Currie and North were the only two teams.

Due to a terrible mine disaster, the association went into recess as a show of respect to those who lost their lives. A footnote to the caption reads "Standfast photo named W. Courier, 15/8/1912, page 18"

Clubs: Imperials, Linda and North Lyell

Clubs: Glebe, Excelsior Juniors, Queensborough.

Tullah, Federal and City were the sides involved.

Mersey was captained by K. Appleby and "Snowy" Mahoney, an intelligent ruckman who also played with Mersey.

Clubs involved: Brighton Rovers, who held the trophy, Colebrook, and Richmond who wore blue and white,.

Pine Road and Penguin Rovers only that year.

VFL introduced numbers on player guernseys.

Burnie Rovers, were the premiers, other teams were Barrington, and Sheffield.

This competition played for the Scott Shield with teams from Standfast, captain L. Turner and premiers that year, North Hobart were runner-up and captained by N. Mc Williams, Glebe, whose captain was ? Hallam, Excelsior and captained by A. Westwood and C. Jones.

Rialannah, also the Cananore Juniors, captained by Arris Palfreman who later became President of the New Town Football Club, University, North Hobart Juniors and Y.M.C.A., juniors for Lefroy.

Social football was common during these times due to a number of circumstances, including availability of players, grounds, umpires and the like.

The following clubs were recorded playing these in 1912: Hope of Hobart, Juvenile Temple #8, Boy's Home, Buckland, Nugent, Sandy Bay Rovers, Claremont, Corporation, Bagdad, Brighton Rovers, Cascade Brewery, North Bridgewater, Excelsior, Bream Creek, Lindisfarne, captained by L.G. Wilson & D. Scott, South Hobart, Standfast, Kingston, who were captained by A.Tringrove, Battery Point, Crescent, West Hobart, Buckingham, captain, O. Morgan, Rokeby, Margate, who also had two captains, B. Mudge & A. Cordwell, Woodsdale, Mt. Seymour, Sandfly, Swansea, Queensborough, Whiteford,  Y.M.C.A., Runnymede, Spring Bay and Wellington Rovers.

It can be seen from the many teams involved and spread far and wide throughout the state, clubs were prepared to travel, irrespective of the transport and distance just to be involved in a game of Australian Rules!

One would also assume this was another option of social football with teams comprising of Tramways and Butchers.

Clubs: Kindred premiers, Don runner-up, Latrobe, Wesley Vale and Devonport

The four sides who played in this competition were: Irishtown, premiers with Stanley, captained by D. Ferguson, Forest and Mengha.

Three sides were involved, Silver King premiers, Zeehan runner-up and Commonwealth.