This competition was established by the Cousenier (Cusenier) Liqueur Company, who provided the trophy.
Argentina was represented by the winners of the Copa de Honor Municipalidad de Buenos Aires (Buenos Aires/ Rosario) and Uruguay by the winners of the Uruguayan Copa de Honor.The final was played in Montevideo. In one exceptional case (1914) the trophy was contested by 2 Uruguayan teams.
10.09.05
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U
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Nacional
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3
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2
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Alumni
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A
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16.09.06
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A
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Alumni
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2
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2
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Nacional
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U
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14.10.06
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A
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Alumni
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3
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1
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Nacional
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U
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20.10.07
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A
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Belgrano Ath
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2
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1
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CURCC*
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U
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20.11.08
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U
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Wanderers
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2
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0
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Quilmes
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A
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17.10.09
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U
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CURCC
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4
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2
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San Isidro
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A
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1910
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Not contested
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05.11.11
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U
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CURCC
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2
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0
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Newell's Old Boys
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A
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08.12.12
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U
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River Plate
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2
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1
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Racing Club
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A
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16.11.13
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A
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Racing Club
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1
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1
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Nacional
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U
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08.12.13
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A
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Racing Club
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3
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2
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Nacional
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U
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06.12.14
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U
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Nacional
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1
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0
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Peñarol
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U
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14.11.15
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U
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Nacional
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2
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0
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Racing Club
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A
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10.12.16
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U
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Nacional
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6
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1
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Rosario Central
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A
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31.04.18
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U
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Nacional
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3
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1
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Racing Club
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A
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01.12.18
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U
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Peñarol
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4
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0
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Independiente
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A
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20.09.23
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A
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Boca Juniors
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2
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0
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Universal
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U
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*CURCC became Peñarol in 1913
Nacional 1905
Alumni 1906
