Taça dos Campeões Estaduais Rio-São Paulo

Brazilian championships were run by city or state. It was not possible to have a national championship. However, in 1910 a competition was introduced in which the reigning champions of Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo played each other for a trophy. The 1910 fixture is seen as a forerunner of the later matches, and Botafogo's victory is generally not considered 'official'. In 1911 the  Taça Salutaris was insituted. During the competition's history a succession of trophies were contested.

Taça Salutaris 1911-16
Taça Ioduran 1917-19
Torneio dos Campeões 1920-31
Torneio Rio-São Paulo 1933-

The matches tended to take place in the following season (so that, for example, the 1910 championship was decided in 1911. 1937 was an exception to this rule).

	Rio			São Paulo	Venue
1910	Botafogo	7	2	Palmeiras	Velódromo Paulistano(São Paulo)
1910	Botafogo	2	4	Palmeiras	Rua Voluntários da Pátria (Rio)
		6	1		Rua Voluntários da Pátria (Rio)
		0	2		Parque Antarctica (SP)
1912	Botafogo	0	3	SC Americano	Campo Público de São Cristóvão (Rio)
1913	América	2	3	Paulistano	Velódromo Paulistano
		-	-		Second leg not played
1914	Flamengo	0	1	AA São Bento	Velódromo Paulistano  (São Paulo)
1916	América Walk over	-	-	Paulistano	Campos Salles (Rio)
1917	Fluminense	2	3	Paulistano	General Severiano (Rio)
1918	Fluminense Walk over	-	-	Paulistano	Velódromo Paulistano (SP)
1919	Fluminense	1	4	Paulistano	Laranjeiras (Rio)
1922	América	0	2	Corinthians	N.K (SP)	No decider played
		4	2		Campos Salles (Rio)
1923	Vasco da Gama	0	2	Palestra Italia	N.K (SP)
		1	1		N.K (Rio)
1926	São Cristóvão	0	2	Palestra Italia	Palestra Italia (SP)	Aggregate win
		3	2		Laranjeiras (Rio)
1928	América	2	2	Corinthians	N.K (SP)
		-	-		Second leg not played
1929	Vasco da Gama	2	4	Corinthians	Parque São Jorge(SP)
		2	3		São Januário (Rio)
1930	Botafogo	0	2	Corinthians	Floresta (SP)
		7	1		General Severiano (Rio)
1931	América	1	3	São Paulo	Floresta (SP)
1934	Vasco da Gama	1	1	Palestra Italia	N.K Shared
1935	Botafogo	9	2	Santos	General Severiano (Rio)		Best of 3 decided on goal difference
		1	2		Vila Belmiro (Santos)
		2	2		Vila Belmiro (Santos)
1937	Vasco da Gama	0	0	Palestra Italia	Pacaembu (SP)
		3	1		São Januário (Rio)

Rio de Janeiro	5
São Paulo	10
Shared	1
Not completed	2

Palmeiras 1910

Paulistano 1917

Botafogo 1930

Vasco da Gama 1934

As Meninas do Futebol

Came across these charmers on the internet whilst doing some research on Brazilian football. I'm not sure of the date but I'm guessing by the style and the teams represented that it would be the 1920s? It seems that the set is not complete as of the famous  Rio clubs Vasco and Fluminense are notably absent.

América

Formed in 1904, América were founder members of Liga de Football do Rio de Janeiro (1905)
Champions in 1913,1916,1922, 1928, and 1931.

Americano

Americano FC was founded  on June 1st, 1914 , and was not connected with an earlier participant in the Carioca league, Sport Club Americano.

Andarahy

Andarahy (based in the Andaraí area ) participated in the Liga de Football do Rio de Janeiro from 1916 until 1937. 

Bangu Athletic Club 

Bangu were founder members of Liga de Football do Rio de Janeiro (1905).

 

Botafogo

Botafogo were founder members of Liga de Football do Rio de Janeiro (1905).
They were champions in 1907 (joint), 1910, 1930, 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935.

CR Flamengo

The football branch of Clube de Regatas do Flamengo was founded  in 1911 by dissatisfied Fluminense members. One of the biggest club teams in World football, they were Carioca Champions in 1914,1915,1920,1921,1925, and 1927.

Palmeiras

Not an error- this is not the great Paulista club Palmeiras, who at this time were known as Palestra Italia. This Palmeiras was a modest Rio club who competed in the lower divisions of the Campeonata Carioca.

Manguiera 

Founded in1906 by workers in a hosiery factory. In 1909 Manguiera were on the receiving end of the biggest defeat in Carioca history, losing 24-0 to Botafogo. Never excelling in the league, the club folded in 1927.

São Cristóvão Atlético Clube

São Cristóvão Atlético Clube was founded in 1909, The modern incarnation, São Cristóvão de Futebol e Regatas, did not come into being until 1943 via a merger. The original  São Cristóvão  AC were Champions of Rio in 1926.

Mackenzie

Mackenzie was founded in 1914 and competed in the Campeonato Carioca in the early 1920s. They won the title in 1923 and abandoned top football with the rise of professionalism.

Vila Isabel

Founded in 1912 the proletarian club Vila Isabel competed in the second tier of the Campeonato Cariocas from 1917 to 1923 and again from 1926 to1928.