Il Quinquennio D'Oro

Rosetta, Combi, Caligaris

In the 1930-31 season Juventus secured their 3rd national championship (they won the 

Prima Categoria in 1905 and Prima Divisione in 1925-26). They went on to win 5 league titles in succession.

	P	W	D	L	F	A
1930-31	34	25	5	4	79	37
1931-32	34	24	6	4	89	38
1932-33	34	25	4	5	83	23
1933-34	34	23	7	4	88	31
1934-35	30	18	8	4	45	22

Line ups:

1930-31	1931-32	1932-33	1933-34	1934-35
Combi*				Valinasso
Rosetta*
Caligaris*	Ferrero	Caligaris		Foni*
Barale	Monti**
M Varglien*
Rier	Bertolini*
Munerati*		Sernagiotto"		Cesarini
Cesarini**			G Varglien*
Vecchina*		Borel*
Ferrari*
Orsi**

* Italian internationals.

**Italian/Argentinian internationals.

" Brazil international.

Leading Scorers:
1930-31	Orsi- 20, Vecchina, Ferrari -16
1931-32	Orsi- 19, Ferrari- 17
1932-33	Borel-29 (capocannoniere)
1933-34	Borel- 31 (capocannoniere), Ferrari- 16
1934-35	Borel - 13

Monti

Renato Cesarini

Mario Varglien

Orsi, Vecchina, Munerati 

Giovanni Ferrari

Felice Borel

Umberto Caligaris

Umberto Caligaris was a full back  who played for Casale (1919-28), Juventus (1928-35) and Brescia (1935-37). He won 59 caps for Italy between 1922 and 1934. This remained the record number of caps for Italy until 1971. 
Caligaris won a bronze medal at the 1928 Olympics and was part of the Italy squad that won the Coupe Internationale européenne that concluded in 1930. He was picked for Italy's 1934 World Cup Squad but didn't play in any of the matches. 
He featured in  Juventus's run of five consecutive Serie A wins (Il Quinquennio d'oro).
Notice that his name is misspelled on the card.