1917 South American Championship squads

Last updated April 16, 2024

These are the squads for the countries that played in the 1917 South American Championship. The participating countries were Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Uruguay. The teams played in a single round-robin tournament, earning two points for a win, one point for a draw, and zero points for a loss.^[1]

Argentina

Head Coach: n/i ^{[note 1]}

No.	Pos.	Player	Date of birth (age)	Club
—	4 FW	Antonio Blanco		Rosario Central
—	2 DF	Eduardo Blanco		Rosario Central
—	4 FW	Pedro Calomino	(1892-03-13)13 March 1892 (aged 25)	Boca Juniors
—	4 FW	Edwin Clarke		Porteño
—	1 GK	Marcos Crocce		Racing Club
—	4 FW	Jaime Chavín		Huracan
—	2 DF	Alejandro Elordi		Ferro Carril Oeste
—	2 DF	Antonio Ferro		Independiente
—	3 MF	Pascual Garré		Independiente
—	4 FW	Ennis Hayes	(1896-05-10)10 May 1896 (aged 21)	Rosario Central
—	1 GK	Carlos Isola		River Plate
—	3 MF	Juan Madero		Estudiantes
—	4 FW	Alfredo Martín		Tigre
—	3 MF	Pedro Martínez		Huracán
—	2 DF	Ernesto Matozzi		Estudiantil Porteño
—	4 FW	Alberto Ohaco	(1889-01-12)12 January 1889 (aged 28)	Racing Club
—	3 MF	Francisco Olazar	(1885-07-10)10 July 1885 (aged 32)	Racing Club
—	3 MF	Ricardo Pepe		Racing Club
—	4 FW	Juan Perinetti		Racing Club
—	2 DF	Armando Reyes		Racing Club
—	4 FW	Nicolás Vivaldo		Racing Club

Marcos Francisco Crocce GK 6/3/1894 Racing Club (Argentina). *Carlos Isola GK 6/3/1896 River Plate (Argentina). *Juan Alejandro Elordi DF 26/2/1894 Ferrocarril Oeste (Argentina). *Antonio Ferro DF 17/3/1896 Independiente (Argentina). *Ernesto Matozzi DF 19/5/1895 Estudiantil Porteño (Argentina). *Armando Reyes DF 28/10/1893 Racing Club (Argentina). *Eduardo Blanco DF / /1897 Rosario Central (Argentina). *Pascual Garre MF / /18 Independiente (Argentina). *Juan A. Madero DF / /18 Estudiantes Caseros Buenos Aires (Argentina). *Ricardo Pepe MF / /18 Racing Club (Argentina). *Antonio Blanco FW / /18 Rosario Central (Argentina). *Edwin Clarke FW / /18 Club Atletico Porteño (Argentina). *Jaime Chavin FW 25/07/1899 Huracan (Argentina).
Alfredo Angel Martin FW 30/04/1894 Tigre (Argentina).
Juan Nelusco Perinetti FW / /1891 Racing Club (Argentina). *Nicolas Vivaldo FW / /1896 Racing Club (Argentina).

Brazil

Head coach: Sílvio Lagreca

No.	Pos.	Player	Club
—	3 MF	Adhemar	America
—	4 FW	Amílcar	Corinthians
—	4 FW	Arnaldo	Santos
—	4 FW	Caetano Izzo	Palestra Itália
—	1 GK	Casemiro	Mackenzie
—	2 DF	Chico Netto	Fluminense F.C.
—	3 MF	Antonio Dias De Paiva	America
—	4 FW	Dias	São Bento-SP
—	3 MF	Gallo	CR Flamengo
—	3 MF	Haroldo	Santos
—	3 MF	Lagreca	São Bento-SP
—	4 FW	Neco	Corinthians
—	4 FW	Millon	Santos
—	1 GK	Otto	Santos
—	2 DF	Osny	Botafogo
—	3 MF	Paulo Ramos	America
—	3 MF	Picagli	Palestra Itália
—	2 DF	Vidal	Fluminense

Adhemar Dos Santos MF 11/08/1896 America RJ (Brazil)
Amilcar Barbuy MF 29/04/1893 S.C. Corinthians Paulista (Brazil)
Arnaldo Silveira FW 06/08/1884 Santos F.C. (Brazil)
Caetano Izzo FW 11/05/1897 S.E. Palmeiras (Brazil) *Casemiro do Amaral GK 14/11/1892 A.A. Mackenzie SP (Brazil) *Francisco Chico Netto DF 09/04/1894 Fluminense F.C. (Brazil) *Antonio Dias de Paiva DF / / America-RJ (Brazil) *Antonio Dias FW 20/08/1893 AA Sao Bento (Brazil)
Armando de Almeida MF 02/07/1893 CR Flamengo (Brazil) *Haroldo Pires Domingues MF 18/03/1896 Santos F.C. (Brazil) *Sylvio Lagreca MF 16/06/1895 AA Sao Bento (Brazil) *Manoel Nunes FW 07/03/1895 S.C. Corinthians Paulista (Brazil) *Adolpho Milon Junior FW 16/09/1895 Santos F.C. (Brazil) *Otto Banduck GK / / Santos F.C.(Brazil) *Osny Augusto Werner DF 11/10/1898 Botafogo de Futebol e Regatas (Brazil) *Jose Franca de Paulo Ramos MF 04/06/1895 America-RJ *Antonio Picagli MF 21/04/1893 S.E. Palmeiras (Brazil) *Sylvio Vidal Leite Ribeiro DF 01/10/1896 Fluminense F.C. (Brazil)

Chile

Head Coach: Julián Bertola Alareo

No.	Pos.	Player	Club
—	1 GK	Manuel Guerrero	La Cruz FC
—	3 MF	Juan Alvarado	Artillero de Costa FC
—	2 DF	Héctor Baeza	Santiago Wanderers
—	4 FW	Hernando Bolados	Union Marítimo FC
—	2 DF	Enrique Cárdenas	Santiago Wanderers
—	3 MF	Juan Chester	Union Española
—	3 MF	Guillermo Cisternas	Maestranza
—	4 FW	Luis Encina	Valparaíso FC
—	3 MF	Luis García	Tander FC
—	2 DF	Francisco Gatica	Eleuterio Ramírez FC
—	4 FW	Manuel Jeldes	Santiago Wanderers
—	3 MF	Norberto Guevara	Gould Cross
—	4 FW	Bartolo Muñoz	Fernández Vial
—	4 FW	Horacio Muñoz	Fernández Vial
—	4 FW	Julio Paredes	Talca Nacional
—	4 FW	Rodolfo Rojas	Loma Blanca

Uruguay

Head Coach: Ramón Platero

No.	Pos.	Player	Club
—	2 DF	José Pedro Benincasa	Peñarol
—	3 MF	Sadí Couture	Dublin
—	1 GK	Alfredo Balmelli	Central
—	3 MF	Juan Delgado	Peñarol
—	2 DF	Alfredo Foglino	Nacional
—	4 FW	Isabelino Gradín	Peñarol
—	4 FW	Carlos Mongelar	Universal
—	4 FW	Raúl Garrido	Universal
—	4 FW	Nelson Montes	Wanderers
—	4 FW	Gregorio Rodríguez	Universal
—	2 DF	Jorge Pacheco	Peñarol
—	3 MF	José Pérez	Peñarol
—	4 FW	José Piendibene	Peñarol
—	4 FW	Ángel Romano	Nacional
—	4 FW	Carlos Scarone	Nacional
—	1 GK	Cayetano Saporiti	Wanderers
—	4 FW	Héctor Scarone	Nacional
—	3 MF	Pascual Somma	Nacional
—	3 MF	Antonio Urdinarán	Defensor
—	3 MF	José Vanzzino	Nacional
—	2 DF	Manuel Varela	Peñarol
—	3 MF	Juan José Villar	Wanderers
—	2 DF	Alfredo Zibechi	Wanderers

Notes

↑ The first appointed coach of the Argentina national team was Ángel Vásquez in 1924.^[2]

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References

↑ Southamerican Championship 1917 by Martín Tabeira on the RSSSF
↑ Los 42 técnicos que tuvo la selección on La Nación, 24 Oct 2008

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[first-3] The first appointed coach of the Argentina national team was Ángel Vásquez in 1924.^[2]

[1] Southamerican Championship 1917 by Martín Tabeira on the RSSSF

[2] Los 42 técnicos que tuvo la selección on La Nación, 24 Oct 2008

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