The Argentine Championship was created by the second
dissident association: the Asociaci�n Amateurs de Football.
AFA recognizes the AAF as one of its ancestors.
The team of AFA (or its ancestors AAF or AAAF) was called Porte�os.
But in several seasons it entered two teams: Capital and Provincia.
AFA has not played in this tournament since 1942. Then, it was used to
define the Argentine Upcountry League champion.
Mr. Hip�lito Yrigoyen, Argentine Republic president, gave the cup
Presidente de la Naci�n Argentina to the champion.
The runner-up wins the cup Intendente Municipal de la Ciudad de Buenos
Aires Doctor Carlos M. Noel.
The third league wins the cup Comit� Ol�mpico Argentino (COA).
And the best upcountry league wins the cup Doctor Adri�n Beccar Varela.
Season Champion Runner-up Third Best Upcountry
(Presidente) (Intendente) (COA) (Beccar Varela)
1920 Porte�os Rosario
1921 Porte�os Rosario
1922 Capital C�rdoba
1923 Porte�os Mendoza
1924 Provincia Santa Fe
1925 Capital Santa Fe
1926 Provincia Tucum�n
1927 Provincia Mendoza
1928 S. d. Estero Paran�
1929 Rosario Tucum�n S. d. Estero Rosario
1930 Provincia Bragado S. d. Estero Bragado
1931 Bol�var San Juan Bah�a Blanca Bol�var
1932/35 Capital Rosario Rosario
1936/37 Provincia Santa Fe Santa Fe
1940 Capital Santa Fe Mendoza Santa Fe
1942 C�rdoba (1) Santa Fe La Plata C�rdoba
1944 Tucum�n (1) San Juan Concordia Tucum�n
1946 Tucum�n C�rdoba Paran� Tucum�n
1948/49 Tucum�n Mendoza Paran� Tucum�n
1950 Mendoza (1) C�rdoba Rosario Mendoza
1952 S. d. Estero Pergamino C�rdoba S. d. Estero
1954 Tucum�n Paran� San Juan Tucum�n
1956/57 San Juan (2) Mendoza Paran� San Juan
1958 C�rdoba Mendoza Tucum�n C�rdoba
1960 Tucum�n Mendoza Salta Tucum�n
1961 Bah�a Blanca Mendoza S. d. Estero Bah�a Blanca
1962 C�rdoba Salta Mendoza C�rdoba
1964 San Juan Mar del Plata Salta San Juan
1966 San Juan Tucum�n Mendoza San Juan
1968 Resistencia Mendoza Santa Fe Resistencia
1970 Mar del Plata Mendoza C�rdoba Mar del Plata
1973 R�o Cuarto Tandil La Rioja R�o Cuarto
1975/76 Tucum�n Tandil Paran� Tucum�n
1977/78 San Juan Tandil Formosa San Juan
1979/80 C�rdoba Formosa Neuqu�n C�rdoba
1982 Olavarr�a C. d. Uruguay Tucum�n Olavarr�a
1984 Tucum�n Olavarr�a C. d. Uruguay Tucum�n
1986/87 Rosario Tucum�n Santa Rosa Rosario
1988/89 Rosario Cipolletti Tucum�n Rosario
Notes:
S. d. Estero: Santiago del Estero.
C. d. Uruguay: Concepci�n del Uruguay.
(1) These leagues qualified to play Ibarguren cup against AFA 1st. division
champion.
(2) This league qualified to play Bottaro cup against Uruguayan League
upcountry champion.
Summary
7 Tucum�n.
5 Provincia.
4 Capital, C�rdoba and San Juan.
3 Porte�os and Rodario.
2 Santiago del Estero.
1 Bah�a Blanca, Bol�var, Mar del Plata, Mendoza, Olavarr�a, Resistencia,
and R�o Cuarto.
Sources: [AFA -], [CIHF -], [Iwa -]; newspaper: La Nación, magazine Sólo Fútbol.
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Author: Osvaldo José Gorgazzi
Last updated: 9 Aug 2013
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