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Hurricane Athletic Club is a Argentina sports club, whose main activity is football. Based in the neighborhood of Parque Patricios of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, was founded on November 1, 1908. His nickname is "El Globo" (or its nickname "the balloon"), and their fans, "quemeros." His shirt is white with red. Plays in the Primera Division Argentina.
Their rivals at Club Atlético San Lorenzo de Almagro, a club founded in the neighborhood of Almagro and Boedo moved to, but now the stadium is located in the area known as Bajo Flores. History
Foundation
On 25 May 1903, before the house of Thomas Jeansalles, a young New Pompeii (mostly college students Luppi) founded a football club under the name: "Green does not lose hope," or "Green Hope is not lost." However, some historians claim that the incident occurred in 1907, but there is no documentation to verify. Following the story, says it was to a neighborhood bookstore, located on Avenida Sáenz, intending to buy a rubber stamp with the name of the club, but they could not do. Some accounts assume that was not enough money (two dollars and fifty) for so many letters, some argue that in fact the bookseller, named Richina recommended them a shorter name, because the choice was very extensive to name a football club. And so, on one wall, there was a picture (or calendar) with the legend "The Hurricane" and the boys decided on that name. The first seal of the club said: "The urachus CLUB - 859 Street WINDOW." The lack of the letter "H" may be that the bookseller was of Italian origin and that letter is used only for certain verb forms, or simply an oversight or error. There is evidence that the first club president was Caimi, secretary and treasurer Thomas Brunett Jeansalles.
Years later he made the second (and final) foundation. There is a report, dated November 12, 1908, which reads: "Founded in Buenos Aires, dated May 25, 1903 the Club Atlético Huracán and reorganized on 1 November 1908", signing on as president and secretary José Alberto Laguna Rodríguez. This date was as the official founding.
mid-1909 the electrical engineer Jorge Newbery first piloted the balloon "Hurricane", brought from France, making its biggest cruise that year, when December came from the district of Belgrano, in the city Buenos Aires, and arrived to the Brazilian city of Bage. This fact inspired the hallmark of the club: Newbery engineer's permission, we decided to adopt as a symbol of the globe, becoming one of the few teams that is represented by a logo and not a shield. In an act of 1910 it was noted to be used white shirt with the insignia of Hurricane globe. In May 1911 the Board of the club appointed honorary member Jorge Newbery and then became the first honorary president. When the club reached the highest category of Argentine football (1914), he sent a telegram saying: "We met, the Club Atlético Huracán, without interruption won three categories, amounting to first division, as the balloon crossed three republics. " Swollen
- The Puffy Hurricane popularly known by the name of "quemeros." This nickname refers to an ancient land near the stadium where they proceeded to the burning of waste in the city.
- While many fans have spread across the country and the rest of the city, the area most densely quemeros fans is in the south of the city of Buenos Aires, in the neighborhoods of Parque Patricio, New Pompeii Villa Soldati, Villa Lugano, San Cristobal, Constitution, Parque Chacabuco, Balvanera, Valentin Alsina and Barracks.
- Hurricane was wide winner Survey (unscientific and unofficial) by the sports daily Olé (belonging to the Clarín group) about which team is to society, "the sixth largest, behind the five clubs who hold this designation. The vote (for which they had to buy a newspaper) in which 250,000 people participated, was conducted between October and December 2001, Globe and won 79,184 votes to 47,804 from 29,838 Chacarita Juniors and Velez Sarsfield. In addition, Hurricane also won fans survey participants getting more votes than the second and third combined, indicating a wide superiority over the other participants. [7] [8] Also, the Globe Patricios Park was named "the sixth great" in the internal vote of journalists Olé.
- In June 2000, in the final for promotion to first division fought at Quilmes, Hurricane convened a crowd close to 40,000 people.
- Hurricane starred in ticket sales record in a match not played by one of the big five: it was in 1947, against Atlanta, and we witnessed some 70,000 people (33,400 tickets were sold)
Estadio Tomas Adolfo Duco
Since its founding, Hurricane had its court at three different places. The first was located on the street Arenas, today Almafuerte, and was used until 1921, then between 1922 and 1924, she moved to Avenida La Plata and Chiclana. Finally, the court summoned Hurricane Av Alcorta and Moon, and played his first game in that place on August 17, 1924, defeating River Plate 1-0. At this stage, the structure was of wood, played until November 22, 1942, when it was closed to begin actual construction. Meanwhile, Ferro used the courts and San Lorenzo.
A new stadium, then called Tomas Adolfo Duco, opened its doors on September 7, 1947, against Boca Juniors, and was officially opened on November 11, 1949, earning the nickname "The Palace" fourth stage of concrete built in Argentina, after Independiente, River Plate and Boca Juniors. Its name refers to former president of the institution on several occasions between 1938 and 1955. Has the capacity to almost 49,000 spectators and is one of the largest in the country. The playing field measures 105 x 70 meters. Located on Avenida Amancio Alcorta 2570, Patrician Park, City of Buenos Aires.
source: wikipedia
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