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Old Caledonians Football Club

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199:", a body founded that same year by fellow student Alec Lamont, although it was disestablished soon after the end of the season. The five teams registered to play the tournament were (apart from OCFC), St. Andrew's, Buenos Aires & Rosario Railway, Belgrano Football Club (predecessor of current 237:
The first championship started on 12 April and finished on 13 September 1891. At the end of the season, Old Caledonian and St. Andrew's shared the first position and the Association considered the title shared, but both teams had to play a new match only to award the medals. Therefore, both teams
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Despite this, football historians state that the AAFL claimed both, Old Caledonians and St. Andrew's, as champions, so the last game was played only to define what team would be awarded medals.
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established in 1893). Only some records of few friendly matches in 1892 and 1893 survive, but it was believed that OCFC dissolved after the workers came returned to the United Kingdom when the
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After the season concluded (and the AAFL dissolved that same year), Old Caledonians would not play any other official championship (now organised by the
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Old Caledonians is considered the first Argentine champion ever, winning (along with St. Andrew's) the first
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The club has been historically named "Old Caledonians" although chronicles of the time (mostly published on
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The "Old Caledonians Football Club" was established in 1890 by a group of
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played a new game on September 13, 1891, and won by St. Andrew's by 3–1.
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Sesquicentenario del primer ferrocarril que atravesó Barracas al Sud
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district of Buenos Aires. The field was placed near Sola station of
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This list includes only defunct clubs or disaffiliated from the
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by Rudy Varela on "La Ciudad de Avellaneda", 13 Aug 2015
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El día que los ferroviarios se llevaron las medallas
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the first football club of Argentina founded in 1867
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Index

Caledonian F.C.
Barracas, Buenos Aires
Primera División
1891
football
Argentina
Scottish
Barracas, Buenos Aires
St. Andrew's Athletic Club
Scottish
John F. Bateman
Palacio de Aguas Corrientes
pumping station
Córdoba Avenue
Primera División
1891
Argentine Association Football League
Belgrano Athletic Club
the first football club of Argentina founded in 1867
Barracas
Buenos Aires Great Southern Railway
freight
football in Argentina
Alexander Watson Hutton
Alumni
Argentine Football Association
Primera División
1891
Argentine Football Association
here

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