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23.9.15

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



4.8.15

Campeonato Sudamericano de Selecciones 1927

Played in Lima, Peru, the 1927 South American Championship of Nations featured Uruguay, Argentina, Peru and Bolivia.
In the 5th match Argentina defeated Uruguay 3-2 (Adhemar Canavesi's own goal proving to be the winner). Match 6 saw Argentina seal the championship with a 5-1 win over Peru. It was Argentina's 3rd championship.
Argentina used 15 players during the tournament:

 v Bolivia,  30.10.27
 v Uruguay, 20.11.27
 v  Peru, 27.11.27
7-1
3-2
5-1
Octavio Díaz
Octavio Díaz
Angel Bossio
Ludovico Bidoglio
Ludovico Bidoglio
Ludovico Bidoglio
Humberto Recanattini
Humberto Recanattini
Humberto Recanattini
Juan Evaristo
Juan Evaristo
Juan Evaristo
Luis Monti
Luis Monti
Luis Monti
José Fossa
Adolfo Zumelzú
Adolfo Zumelzú
Alfredo Carricaberry
Alfredo Carricaberry
Alfredo Carricaberry
Pedro Ochoa
Juan Maglio
Juan Maglio
Manuel Nolo Ferreira
Manuel Nolo Ferreira
Manuel Nolo Ferreira
Manuel Seoane
Manuel Seoane
Manuel Seoane
Segundo Luna
Segundo Luna
Raimundo Orsi




The squad featured 2 future World Cup winners- Luis Monti and Mumo Orsi- although the pair were representing Italy when they won this honour in 1934.
The goals were shared by:
Luna-3
Carricaberry-3
Recanattini-2
Seoane- 2
Ferreira- 2
Maglio-2
Own goals- 1