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Defense and Justice Club Atlético Independiente de Rivadavia (Mendoza)

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Belgrano Athletic Club. Arriving in 1906, a group of enthusiasts who were discovering the benefit of football decided to form a team for that sport. This team already had an eleven representative, who quickly began practicing for a year after formally submitted to play. The lineup consisted of players Fornetti, Zeno, Barreto, Pearson, Mastrantonio, Burotto, Luciani, Espinosa, Romairone, Ward and Camusi.

The so-called "old guard" of Independent (even Belgrano Athletic), the name of Don Luis Burotto is a true relic, for their constant contributions to the institution. These early bases that would later form what is now Independiente Rivadavia.

1913: UNDERLYING THE INDEPENDENT ATHLETIC CLUB
Founding Act. In the city of Mendoza, Argentina, to twenty-four days of January in the year 1913, he founded a new football club called "Club Atletico Independiente", being assembled in the Interim Secretariat, Godoy Cruz street located at No. 633, charter members Mr. Pedro Castro, H. Burotto, Enrique Mila, F. Romairone, F. Franco, L. Rodriguez, Jaime Martinez, I. Aguero, Pedro Gálvez and Galaburri Juvenal, who agreed to appoint a Steering Committee, who shall preside during the year, consisting of a President, Vice, Secretary, Pro Secretary, Treasurer, and Vice Captain for the first division and four members , report to the team, collecting monthly income.

Gargantini AND SAVIOR BAPTIST Iudica Back in 1919
meted out to him Don Bautista Gargantini address, start and move forward with an institution full of concerns and desires, and managed what was proposed through years of hard work, sparing no efforts to make what many other independent entities failed.

Coming to 1956, Don Salvador Iudica became president of the club to return to the path of glory. Under his leadership, Independiente designed works of great importance, making light the playing field, build the bar room, two pools, add 1600 seats in the grandstand audience, ten steps to enlarge the platform and raise the level of football.

"Following the example of Don Bautista and Don Salvador, we have no doubt of the extraordinary future that holds for Independiente Rivadavia."

Conclusion. Independiente Rivadavia is part of the provincial football history itself, as it was incorporated under the name of Club Atletico Belgrano at the beginning of the sport locally. Its leaders and players in 1913 cemented what we know and love as Club Sportivo Independiente Rivadavia. Under the slogan "Always on," Blue left the institution, and drive off the rails of his game.

BLUE HISTORY::: PART


FOOTBALL LEAGUE
Early Mendocino. Atletico Belgrano in 1908 first dabbled in tournaments organized by the League Mendoza, but that first year holds a dark memory, and that differences with the Board and a series of incidents the team determined the exclusion of those powers. He

everything. Overcome the conflict, Atletico Belgrano enrolled the following year (1909) to formally challenge which left the tournament champion, pointed out in a final match equal to zero before the Club Mendoza. Unfortunately the party was not complete because the final was marred by some incidents of guilt washed over the team and led a new expulsion of Atletico Belgrano next year.

AS INDEPENDENT
The June 29, 1913, and refounded under the new name of Club Atlético Independiente, and with past problems left it buried, the team plays its first official match against Juventud, winning by a convincing 4-0. Linner played that day; Romairone, Capretti, Mastrantonio, Barreto, Macías; Burotto, Agüero, Oliva, Franco and Bardou.

to Fitness First. The first meeting between the Blues and pitucos be played on 13 July of that year (1913). That evening, Independent and gymnastics, which would then be rivals fail to take off and end benefits equaled zero.

1922: FIRST TIME WITHOUT SUCCESS
After an unbroken run of titles and championships, the tournament was 1922. On January 14, 1923, Independent visited Gimnasia y Esgrima in what was the last regular meeting. Leads his rival by a point, was enough to tie Independiente to devote. However, the match ended 1-0 for the set Mensana, who eventually became champions. This time it was the first in which the Independent concluded a year without success, after going through 9 years of consecration. That milestone, perhaps imperceptible at the time, it certainly was another link that fed the current rivalry against the team and white. CLOTHING


First. On February 21, 1913 the founders and leaders decide to make the first order of clothing to Buenos Aires. At that meeting it was the agreement that the shirt would be red and white vertically striped, and the pants would be navy blue.

second. On March 7 of that year, however, a change in design. Had not yet reached previously responsible clothing, and managers accept that change was that now would be green shirt with white collar and cuffs. Pants, for its part, would not change, and would be blue.

The Blues. However, the final outfit Independiente, the present, the usual, come after the merger with the Club Sportivo Rivadavia, in January 1919. That historic day was the blue shirt and pants white colors over time and could not fade or change. TITLES


Independent is the largest champion Mendoza. Since the institution adopted that name in 1913, the team was consecrated champion in the years 1913, 1914, 1915, 1916, 1917, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1924, 1925, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929, 1932, 1935, 1936, 1938, 1940, 1945, 1960, 1961, 1962 Xxxxx.

BLUE HISTORY::: PART THREE
THE CLASSIC CLASSIC::. VS Gimnasia Y Esgrima
On July 3, 1913, produced the first meeting between Independiente and Gymnastics. That day there are no winners or losers and the game ended 0 to 0.

January 14 1923 Independent complete its first championship without winning the championship. Just the culprit was gymnastics, who snatched him on the last day, after beating the game deciviso by 1 to 0. Consequently, the Blues, who came to this party a point above the black and whites, were overcome in the table final.Image

That geographic proximity (the struggle to be the owner of the Park), plus other events were happening over the years, fueled greater football rivalry known Mendoza.

"The confrontation between two rivals who have made a separate story. For very many years been generating a wrestling match in an attempt to give each match a confrontation worthy of their respective institutions. Gimnasia Y Esgrima e Independiente Rivadavia, two major sporting bodies over time and distance have earned the prestige of being considered in each race as THE classic of classics. "

"But yesterday and today there is only one difference, the time, as always in every contest between BLUE and prevailed Pituca chivalry and nobility sport, considering that despite the rivalry in the field, the real action have given the sport as gentlemen. With honesty, harmony and respect. "

"That's why Independiente Rivadavia not to overlook so important an aspect of sports during his lifetime, as is accomplished performance against its rival dignified and graceful as it has been, is and will remain: Gimnasia Y Esgrima in the classic CLASSIC. " HISTORICAL FACTS



Foundation. Independiente Rivadavia was founded on January 24, 1913. By 2005, the San Martin Park institution is 92 years old.

the first pitch. In the first raids, Atletico Belgrano made locally in a field located in the street Godoy Cruz. However, after repeated problems with the football governing entity Mendoza, the team was prevented its use, so the family moved to land donated by Burotto (a great supporter of the time), formed in the street Coronel Plaza. The opening match was invited the Club Atlético San Martín de San Juan, a team that was victorious by a goal to nil. When the institution changed its name to Club Atlético Independiente, continued to use those facilities.

fusion. One of the major historical events in the life of Independent occurred on 4 January 1919. In full growth paths, the Athletic Club and the Club Sportivo Independiente Rivadavia roads and decided to join after a successful meeting, give life to a merger were to call Club Sportivo Independiente Rivadavia, adopting since then the blue shirt and white pants.

Baptist Gargantini Stadium. On April 5, 1925 was indeed a historic day in the life of the Independent, as there was the opening of Baptist Gargantini Stadium, current home of the blue team. Over 10 thousand people attended the athletic field installed in the Parque General San Martín, including references were high Mendocina Football League and the clubs Peñarol in Uruguay, Palmira, Pacific, Workshops, Matienzo, La Vanguardia, AS Italian defenders, Racing and Sportivo Godoy Cruz. The finishing touch was a friendly match between the combined Independent Peñalolén Montevideo meeting ended 2-0 in favor of the Charruas.

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Club Atlético Vélez Sarsfield

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The Club Atlético Vélez Sarsfield is a sports, social and culture of Argentina, whose main activity is professional football. It also emphasizes the practice of volleyball, basketball, hockey and many multi-sport and recreational activities, in addition to joining the education system formal. The headquarters and the Estadio Jose Amalfitani are located in the district of Liniers, west of the City of Buenos Aires. History



The foundation of the club took place on January 1, 1910, in the neighborhood of Villa Luro, with the name of Club Atletico Velez Sarsfield Argentinos. The name was chosen because the playing field where the founders were among those who were around the railroad station, Vélez Sarsfield, Floresta station today. It was decided that the first uniform was white shirts because they were cheap and readily available. Nicolas Marin

Moreno said, referring to the beginning of the club:
"Most Vélez Sarsfield was a large pasture, a lonely and neglected soccer field. One day we took shelter from the rain in the tunnel of the station and we decided to really start a club "

On October 23, 1913 it was decided to remove the" Argentine "the name, shortened to its current name. In 1914 he replaced official shirt (which since 1912 was navy blue) with a vertical red stripes, green and white evoke the Italian flag, country of origin of the founders of the club. In fact, these shirts were brought directly from Italy. But soon had to stop wearing these shirts. The reason was because he had broken the First World War, and Italy was involved in that conflict. It is no longer exported more t-shirts, and had to take a different color, and that was made in the country. Then, they saw in the locker room, hanging, a white shirt with a "V" in blue across the front from the shoulders to the chest, which actually were about rugby players, but just adopted them. Holders would use them as T-shirts for the rest of its history.

amateur During the period of Argentine football, the club was affiliated to various associations, beginning to play in first division in 1919, the creation of the Amateur Football Association. In his first appearance in the top category managed to be runner-up behind Racing, seven-time champion in a row. In 1920, Santiago Carreras is devoted scorer of the tournament with 20 goals.


The March 13, 1923 became president José Amalfitani, a key figure for the growth of the club. Shortly afterwards he rented land in the district of Villa Luro which built the stadium. The club rents a property located at the intersection of Basu and National Guard. In 1928 she played the first night game of Argentine football in the same outpost between the Olympic football team and the national cumin. Subsequently, the same stadium would be called now identifies himself: "The Fort".

magazine's editorial Velez Sarsfield! January 1923 stated:
"The club rests on solid and immovable. Fleet in an intimate environment convinced that their future lives will be huge and great" Jose Amalfitani



On February 7, 1913 had José Amalfitani associated club, a man who besides being key to the club's history, became the paradigm of sports official. Velez was president for over 30 years, and the architect of the reconstruction after the crisis of early 1940. His commands included the following periods: 1923 to 1925 and 1941, 1969.

Amalfitani died May 14, 1969, leaving a large gap in Argentine football. Al met his death three years, the AFA announced through its Financial Raul D'Onofrio the decision to declare 14 May as Leader Sports Day "in honor of Amalfitani. Age of Professionalism



entered the professionalism Velez Sarsfield in 1931 as one of the teams who organized the Liga Argentina de Football. In his first official match on 31 May of that year, lost the road against 1-0 Platense.

born in 1932 the club's nickname (Fortin), when the newspaper Critica published a note where the journalist Hugo Marini, head of the sports section, described the stadium Villa Luro as "Fort" because it was hard to beat playing at home.
Headline: "San Lorenzo" Tomorrow Will Render the "Fort" of V. Luro?, (P. 12, Review Journal, Wednesday, July 13, 1932)
'"And also because it's there, nestled in a swirl of streets Dusty and rugged, sheltered by a wall of humble houses and looks analyzers, the Villa faithful Luro is a true "Fortress" (The Graphic, May 6, 1933)

One theory on the origin of the white shirt with blue V, suggests that in 1933 a merchant leaders offered a lot of white shirts with a "V" blue chest, commissioned by a rugby team that never folded. The club agreed and well adopted its current uniform.

December 17, 1935, at Velez Sarsfield Stadium, was played the first football match at night of Argentine professionals. It was between the local and Platense. Velez was winning by 4 to 2.

In 1940 the club lost more by beating Atlanta Independent suspected 6:4 in a match arrangement, where independent 4 minutes and lost 2:0, and at halftime Atlanta outcome favored by 6:0. It has been argued that this striking result may have been the result of the defeat inflicted Vélez Independiente him missing five games. With the final outcome, Atlanta edged out Velez at one point. With the decline, the club was evicted from the grounds of the stadium and went into a deep crisis that was overcome by the work of José Amalfitani. New lands were obtained, they moved the stage and, finally, returned to first division in 1943 after champions of the second category. The 40s found Velez in poor positions, in what would be their worst football season.

Velez Sarsfield in the 50s made for regular tournaments acceptable. New stadium opened in 1951. Two years later, in 1953, earned his first runner-up being 4 points of River Plate. Swollen

fans

A Velez Sarsfield are called mostly "Fortineros" coming this nickname for the referral to the court dubbed "The Fort".

Vélez's penchant experienced a remarkable growth in recent decades, where the traditional institutional grandeur, coupled with local and international titles, led the club to put up with the great football teams Argentina and internationally recognized. These motives drive the fans consider among the most popular Fortinera of Argentina, referencing various technical studies that show this. Some of them ranks as the 6th (sixth) team over the Argentine Football fans, as the official survey by the Media Secretariat of the Nation [23], which included men and women across the country. It was posted on March 27, 2007.

As additional data in a survey in the Federal Capital and Greater Buenos Aires, fans Fortinera sits in sixth place in the preferences. Estadio José Amalfitani

Velez Sarsfield

played their first home games in a pasture between Ensenada Street, United Provinces (now Juan Bautista Alberdi), Mariano Acosta and Convention (now Jose Bonifacio).

After a brief stint in the "Quinta de Figallo" in 1914 the court moved to Villa Luro, in the area between the streets Bacacay, Victor Hugo, Cortina and the Arroyo Maldonado.

In 1924 he rented land in Villa Luro where he built the first stage, between the streets Schmidl, Pizarro, Basualdo and National Guard. The stadium became the first country to have artificial lighting. The first Argentine football night game took place on 7 December 1928 and was confronted by a combined Argentine Olympic team members in front of 20,000 spectators (10,000 were left outside).

During the crisis following the fall of 1940 the club was evicted from the grounds of Villa Luro, thus leaving no place to play golf. José Amalfitani Ferrocarril Oeste got the club will give way to swamp waterlogged soils Maldonado, deemed irrecoverable. Fill the land took more than two years after it began to lift achieved with planks of the old fort the new stadium, which opened on April 11, 1943 with a friendly against River.

In 1947 he laid the foundation stone of the current stadium, which opened on April 22, 1951. On November 10, 1968 is imposed on the stadium's name José Amalfitani. On 6 December the same year opened the new lighting, the best of America at that time, with a friendly against Santos of Pele. Vélez-shirts appeared with Brazilian club Fluminense, equal to the old tricolor of the first times.

In 1978 the stadium was named one of the subsites of the World Cup. The last stage was built between 1977 and 1978 when the World Championship financed the remodeling. This is done according to FIFA regulations, and building new audiences capacity rises to 50,000 locations. Today

stage [29] stands as one of the best soccer in the country, and is also regularly used for events and concerts. The playing field measures 105 x 70 meters. Located at Avenida Juan B. Just 9200, in the district of Liniers of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires.

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Club Atlético Gimnasia y Esgrima de Jujuy

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Club Atlético Gimnasia y Esgrima de Jujuy is an Argentine football club in the city of San Salvador de Jujuy in the province of Jujuy. Founded on March 18, 1931 and plays in the Primera Division Argentina.



History Club Gimnasia y Esgrima was founded on March 18, 1931. The first president of Gimnasia y one of the major drivers for the birth of this club was Yufra Thomas, who was president three times more. The first headquarters was located in the passage Ernesto Claros from 280 to 1935. Currently based in Lamadrid 459 street in the city of San Salvador de Jujuy. The current president is Raul Horacio Ulloa already spent 10 years at the helm of the institution.

The club's stadium is called "Stadium August 23, the date on which recalls the exodus of Jujuy. The club also gave rise to Gymnastics Deportivo was named Aug. 23. It was inaugurated on March 18, 1973. Located in the neighborhood Luján, on Av Exodus, Santa Barbara and La Bandera, access to the south of the city. It has a capacity of more than 24,000 spectators. The playing field dimensions are 105 by 78 meters.

The team was an animator on several National Championships (played between 1967 and 1985) coming to play a total of 8 times, they were in 1970, 1973, 1975 (reached 4 th place), 1976, 1977, 1980, 1981 (came quarter-final) and 1982. After forming the National B in 1986, it took hold in the second category, falling inside the tournament in 1988. From the hand of Salvador Ragusa returns to the Argentine second division in 1993. And with the leadership of Francisco "Pancho" Ferraro in the 1993/94 season he managed to get another promotion in a row and returns to the first division after 12 year absence, winning the championship that took the bit from the first minute of first game, this being a historical echo for Argentine soccer.

first was maintained for 6 seasons (12 championships), plus the 4 th place sticking it won at the 1998 Clausura championship. The 1999/00 season was not good and goes down to the "B" national where he played 5 seasons alternating good and bad campaigns. In the 2004/05 season with the technical direction Francisco Ferraro in the Apertura 2004 (fourth left) and Roberto Carlos Mario Gomez in the Clausura 2005 (left first), was promoted: the final Tiro Federal (Rosario), can not it does rise and after (beating the mighty Hurricane Patricios Park) to play the season 2005/2006, 2006/2007 in the first division. In the Clausura 2006 season made another great crowning another fourth in a tournament where he was revelation.

Your first division top scorer in the history of Gimnasia y Esgrima (Jujuy) is Mario Humberto Lobo with 141 goals in 1994 and 2000 seasons, and the player with the most number of games played in the first division Castilian is Hernán with 145 games in 1994 and 2000 seasons.


Stadium August 23
local acts like the stadium, "August 23", located at Av Exodus between Santa Barbara and La Bandera, San Salvador de Jujuy. Its capacity is 23,000. The nickname "La Tacita de Plata" that is applied is a confusion of means and appointing porteños.Ya that in fact the SS City of Jujuy.

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Club Atlético Huracán

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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.

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