1939 South American Championship squads
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The following squads were named for the 1939 South American Championship that took place in Peru.[1][2]
Chile
[edit]- Augusto Lobos
- Eduardo Simián
- Jorge Córdova
- Julio Córdova
- Ascanio Cortés
- Guillermo Riveros
- Humberto Roa
- Alfonso Domínguez
- Felipe Mediavilla
- Juan Montero
- Luis Ponce
- José Avendaño
- Voltaire Carvajal
- Roberto Luco
- Raúl Muñoz
- Gustavo Pizarro
- Enrique Sorrel
- Raúl Toro
Ecuador
[edit]- Marino Alcívar
- Manuel Arenas
- Luis Arias
- Fonfredes Bohórquez
- Ernesto Cevallos
- Leónidas Elizalde
- Augusto Freire
- Enrique Herrera
- Luis Hungria
- Jorge Laurido
- Aurelio Lavayen
- Francisco Martínez
- José Merino
- Jorge Naranjo
- José Peralta
- Eloy Ronquillo
- Augusto Solís
- Alfonso Suárez Rizzo
- Ramón Unamuno
- José Vasconez
- Humberto Vásquez
- Arturo Zambrano
Paraguay
[edit]- Ricardo Aquino
- Diego Ayala
- Eustaquio Bareiro
- Marcial Barrios
- Víctor Encina
- Fidelino Etcheverry
- Ferreria
- Tiberio Godoy
- Milciades Gomez Benitez
- Manuel González
- José Ibáñez
- Antonio Invernizzi
- Juan Félix Lezcano
- Eduardo Mingo
- Gabino Morin
- Raúl Núñez Velloso
- Miguel Ortega
- E. Romero
- Lorenzo Velloso
- Jacinto Villalba
Peru
[edit]- Jorge Alcalde
- Teodoro Alcalde
- Alberto Baldovino
- Víctor Bielich
- Segundo Castillo
- Raúl Chapel
- Arturo Fernández
- Teodoro Fernández
- Juan Honores
- Pedro Ibáñez
- Rafael León
- Feder Larios
- Adolfo Magallanes
- Arturo Paredes
- Jorge Parró
- Pablo Pasachie
- Enrique Perales
- Juan Quispe
- Pedro Reyes
- César Socarraz
- Carlos Tovar
- Juan Humberto Valdivieso
Uruguay
[edit]- Adelaido Camaití
- Aníbal Ciocca
- Oscar Chirimini
- Roberto Fager
- Eugenio Galvalisi
- Horacio Granero
- Pedro Lago
- Ernesto Mascheroni
- Aníbal Luis Paz
- Roberto Porta
- Abdón Reyes
- Plácido Rodríguez
- Manuel Sanguinetti
- Obdulio Jacinto Varela
- Severino Varela
- General Viana
- Félix Zaccour
- Erebo Zunion
References
[edit]- ^ "Copa América 1939 Peru » Teams". worldfootball.net. Retrieved 25 June 2021.
- ^ "South American Championship 1939". RSSSF. Retrieved 25 June 2021.
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