1949 France rugby union tour of Argentina

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1949 France rugby union tour of Argentina
ManagerR. Crabos
Tour captain(s)G. Basquet
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The 1949 France rugby union tour of Argentina was a series of rugby union matches played by the France national team in Argentina. It was the first official visit of a European team in South America. [1]

Contents

Between the two test match was played an exhibition match between two mixed teams both formed of Argentinian and French Team. The "Blancos" (White) won against "Colorados" (Red) (24–14). Many referee were British people who lived in Argentina.

Touring party

Players

  • Pierre Aristouy
  • Yves Bergougnan
  • Noel Baudr
  • Eugene Buzy
  • Lucien Caron
  • Francis Desclaux
  • Gerard Dufau
  • Pierre Dizabo
  • Henri Dutrain
  • Robert Geneste
  • Marcel Jol
  • Robert Lacrampe
  • Jean Lassegue
  • Paul Lasaosa
  • Jean Matheu
  • Alban Moga
  • Andre Moga
  • Lucien Martin
  • Jean Prat
  • Michel Pomathios
  • Robert Soro
  • Maurice Terreau

Match summary

Complete list of matches played by France in Argentina: [2]

  Test matches

#DateRivalRes.ScoreCityVenue
17 AugProvincia [note 1] won19–3 Buenos Aires Gimnasia y Esgrima
212 AugCombinado CASI–SIC won21–3 Buenos Aires Gimnasia y Esgrima
314 AugClub Fundadoreswon26–3 Buenos Aires Gimnasia y Esgrima
415 AugSeleccionado La Platawon21–3 Buenos Aires Gimnasia y Esgrima
517 Aug Pucará won16–0 Buenos Aires Gimnasia y Esgrima
621 AugCapital [note 2] won20–3 Buenos Aires Gimnasia y Esgrima
724 Aug Estudiantes (Paraná) won14–0 Paraná n/i
828 AugFlag of Argentina.svg  Argentina won5–0 Buenos Aires Gimnasia y Esgrima
94 SepFlag of Argentina.svg  Argentina won12–3 Buenos Aires Gimnasia y Esgrima
Notes
  1. ↑ Combined team formed by clubs of Buenos Aires Province
  2. ↑ Combined team formed by teams of "Capital Federal"

Match details

7 August 1949
Provincia3–19 France
Estadio G.E.B.A., Buenos Aires
Referee: T.Blades (Argentina)

Provincia: R. del Molino Torres, E. Caffarone, A. Dones, A. Palma, L. Ehrman, R. Giles, G. Ehrman, N_ Tompkins, M. Sarandón, R. Allen, E. Domínguez, A. Castelnuovo, J. Petrone, C. Swain, R. Follet.
France: N. Baudry, M. Pomathios, P. Dizabo, J. Lassegue, G. Dufau, Y. Bergougnan, Prat, G. Basquet, J. Matheu, J. Soro, Al. Moga, L. Caron, M. Jol, E. Buzy.

12 August 1949
CASI – SIC Combined3–21 France
Estadio G.E.B.A., Buenos Aires
Referee: John Knox (Argentina)

CASI–SIC: R. del Molino Torres, R. Gil, J. M. Belgrano, F. Guastavino, A. Arana, R. Ochoa, M. de las Carreras, M. Villalonga, L. Allen, M. Sarandón, H, Conti, J. Morganti, C. Rolón, C. Taccioli, C. Orti.
France: N. Baudry, M. Pomathios, F. Dizabo, F. Desclaux, R. Geneste, M. Terreau, P. Lasaosa, Prat, A. Moga, R. Lacrampe, R. Soro, Al. Moga, L. Caron, L. Martín, P. Aristouy.

14 August 1949
Club Fundadores3–26 France
Estadio G.E.B.A., Buenos Aires
Referee: O. A. Noon (Argentina)

Club Fundadores: E. Moore, W. Chiswell, J. Hardie, W. Mc Minn, R. Gilderdale, P. Macadam, J. Pow, D. Hughes, A. Phillips, E. Lucotti, A. Bori, G. Daw, G. Bridger, G. Hardie, E. Stocks.
France: N. Baudry; M. Pomathios, F. Desclaux, R. Geneste; J. Lassegue, "M. Terreau, Y. Bergougnan, R. Lacrampe, G. Basquet, J. Matheu, R. Soro, Al. Moga, E. Buzy, M. Jol, L. Caron.

15 August 1949
Seleccionado La Plata3–21 France
La Plata
Referee: S. N. Oerton (Argentina)

La Plata: P. Garese, M. Morón, C. A. Mercader, R. Ferrando, R. Méndez, J. Ocampo, H. Dutil, L. Saraví, E. Weber, R. Arce, M. Galván, R. Gitard, R. Gorostiaga, H. Nocetti, P. Oppici.
France: N. Baudry, R. Geneste, H. Dutrain, M. Terreau, J. Lassegue, G. Dufau, P. Lasaosa, J. Matheu, An. Moga, R. Lacrampe, Al. Moga, R. Soro, P. Aristouy, L. Martin, E. Buzy.

17 August 1949
Club Pucará 0–16 France
Estadio G.E.B.A., Buenos Aires
Referee: T. Blades (Argentina)

Pucará: G. Niveiro, P. Bereciartúa, A. Palma, J. C. de Pablo, L. Ehrman, R. E. Giles, G. Ehrman, H. de Pablo, D. Bereciartúa, E. Domínguez, A. Fernández, A. Barnadas, L. Carratelli, E. Dacharry, J. C. Petrone. |line-up2=France: F. Desclaux, J. Lassegue, H. Dutrain, P. Dizabo, R. Geneste, M. Terreau, Y. Bergougnan, J. Matheu, G. Basquet, G. Dufau, Al. Moga, R. Soro, E. Buzy, M. Jol, L. Caron.

21 August 1949
Capital3–20 France
Estadio G.E.B.A., Buenos Aires
Referee: John Knox (Argentina)

Capital: J. Genoud, 'W. Chiswell, J. Hardie, W. Mc Minn, R. Gilderdale, P. Macadam, C. Benítez Cruz, D. Hughes, A. Phillips, B. Grigolon, L. Maurette, A. Bori, C. Peterson, E. Verzoletto, G. Hardie.
France: : N. Baudry, H. Dutrain, M. Terreau, F. Desclaux, J. Lassegue, G. Dufau, Y. Bergougnan, Prat, J. Matheu, R. Soro, Al. Moga, L. Caron, M. Jol, E. Buzy.

24 August 1949
Estudiantes (Paraná) 0–14 France
Paraná
Referee: O. A. Noon (Argentina)

Estudiantes (P): M. Avellaneda, R. Castello, F. Luján, O. Gomes, F. Rodríguez Gurruchaga, F. García, F. Torné, M. Benavente, F. Fonseca, C. Ferrer, R. Caino, R. Arcioni, F. Borches, C. Rabuffetti, D. Kaufman.
France: : F. Desclaux, R. Geneste, M Terreau, H. Dutrain, J. Lassegue, N. Baudry, G. Dufau, Prat, An. Moga, R. Lacrampe, Al. Moga, R. Soro, L. Caron, J. Matheu, P. Aristouy.

First test

28 August 1949
Argentina  Flag of Argentina.svg0–5Flag of France.svg  France
Try: Caron
Con: Prat
Estadio G.E.B.A., Buenos Aires
Referee: John Knox (Argentina)

Second test

4 September 1949
Argentina  Flag of Argentina.svg3–12Flag of France.svg  France
Try: PalmaTry: Pomathios, Prat
Con: Prat
Drop: Prat
Estadio G.E.B.A., Buenos Aires
Referee: O. A. Noon (Argentina)

Exhibition Match

An Exhibition match was played between the two test match. Two teams were arranged, both with some French and Argentinian players. The "Blancos" ("Whites"), won against "Colorados" ("Coloreds")

30 August 1949
Blancos24–14Colorados
Estadio G.E.B.A., Buenos Aires
Referee: S. N. Oerton (Argentina)

Blancos J. Prat, H. Dutrain, R. Geneste, F: Desclaux; M. Pomathios, G. Dufau, P. Lasaosa, H. Caño (Curu¬paytí), L. Allen (C.A.S.I.), B. Grigolon (Hindú), W. Beckwith (San Martín), H. Conti (S.I.C.), A. Guyot (C.A.S.I.), E. Dacharry (Pucará), C. Peterson (Bs. As.).
Colorados: : M. Avellaneda (Estudiantes), R. Gilder¬dale (Bs. As.), E. Fernández del Casol (C.U.B.A.), A. Jones (Old G's), C. Di Pasquo (Curupaytí), M. Fellner (C.U.B.A.), C. Benítez Cruz (C.U.B.A.), R. Lacrampe, An. Moga, J. Matheu, R. Soro, Al. Moga, E. Buzy, R. Martin, P. Aristouy.

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References

  1. ↑ Aquella táctica correntina que frenó al rugby francés by Mariano Blanco on Diario Epoca, 2 Jul 2017
  2. ↑ Memoria y Balance 1949 on UAR website
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