Given their role in establishing the game in São Paulo , with The Father of Brazilian Football as their player coach it was unsurprising that São Paulo Athletic Club featured so prominently in the earliest Paulista championships. They won the first three championships. They won again in 1911 but withdrew from serious competition in 1912, the main focus of the club shifting to Rugby Football.
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Play off: São Paulo AC 2-1 Paulistano
Squad:
Andrews *
Walter Jeffery*
Unwin *
Heyecock
Oswald L. Wucherer
Norman Biddel *
Blackock *
Brough *
Charles William Miller
P. Montandon
Herbert John Singleton Boyes*
George Kenworthy*
Albert Kenworthy*
Sparkes
Guerra
C. P. Tomkins *
Trainers: Boyes & Miller
Albert Kenworthy*
Sparkes
Guerra
C. P. Tomkins *
Trainers: Boyes & Miller
Top Goal Scorer: Miller 10
Play off: São Paulo AC 2-1 Paulistano
1903
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Play off: São Paulo AC 2-1 Paulistano
Squad:
William Holland*
Walter Jeffery *
H. W. Jeans*
Francisco Robinson
Oswald L.Wucherer
Norman Biddel*
G. Pool *
Frank H. Hodgkiss*
Charles William Miller
P. Montandon
Herbert John Singleton Boyes*
R.Duff*
King*
G. H. Ford *
Heyecock
Marsland,
Normanton
Northman *
C. P. Tomkins*
Trail *
Trainers: Boyes & Miller
Top Goal Scorer: Boyes 5
1904
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Play off: São Paulo AC 1-0 Paulistano
Squad:
William Holland *
Walter Jeffery *
Frank H.Hodgkiss *
R. Duff *
Francisco Robinson
Norman Biddel *
H. W. Wright*
P. Montandon
Charles William Miller
Frank Roberton *
Herbert John Singleton Boyes *
F.MacEwan
Robottom*
Sadler*
C. Holland *
G. H. Ford *
Corbet
J. T. W. Sadler *
Trainers: Boyes & Miller
Top Goal Scorers: Boyes & Miller 9
* English players, several others were sons of British immigrants. MacEwan was a Scot.
