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received insults from its rival's supporters; nevertheless, Central force a tie after a great play of
Aguirre, with a goal celebration that included going to the women's grandstand, pulling down his pants and taking his testicles. He would be arrested for such misconduct. He scored a total of 3 goals
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During his time in prison, Aguirre was savagely beaten by two officers in the courtyard of the police station, being tortured several times. He died in the early hours of 28 October 1977. The police doctor, Frank Michel
Poenitz, signed the death certificate, citing death due to "cardiac arrest", but
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He lived in a humble house in the
Tablada neighborhood, when on 27 October 1977, he was arrested by police officers accused of being involved in the abduction of a woman; Apparently Aguirre had only officiated as a guide to a newly released ex-convict who sought to settle accounts with the father of
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Aguirre's character and personality (including some provocations to rivals) made him to be one of the most beloved players by
Rosario Central's fans. His personal duels with Newell's player Ángel Perucca were also regarded by the supporters. Due to his style of play and high goal accuracy, Aguirre
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had died due to an outbreak of his liver, as a result of the beating suffered. Forensic doctor Oscar Sánchez stated that
Aguirre had several and big bruises on the abdomen, also revealing that he had seven ribs broken. The report also said that Aguirre had marks of boots on his chest. Two inmates
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Three years after the murder, criminal judge Ramón
Teodoro Ríos sentenced police officers Ovidio Miguel Acevedo and Maximiliano Cándido Basualdo to 13 and 12 years' imprisonment respectively for death and torments to the victim and falsification of documents. Poenitz was also found guilty of
296:, Aguirre started to play in the Central Córdoba senior team, which contested tournaments organised by "Asociación Rosarina de Fútbol". In 1939 he won the Torneo del Litoral, which was played in response to the incorporation of Rosario Central and Newell's Old Boys to the
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In 1942 he was topscorer of the Second
Division with 32 goals in 27 games, helping the team return to Primera with Rosario Central winning the title. Aguirre shared duties with other notable players such as Rubén Bravo, Bernardo Vilariño,
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Already in the decline of his career, he remained in the team when
Rosario Central was relegated in 1950, contributing with 1 goal in 5 games to the return to the first division one year later. During that year he had a brief tenure on
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80,000; Thus Racing added to their own squad a player that had scored many goals against them. Despite the great expectations, Aguirre only scored 6 goals during his tenure in Racing. Thus, in 1948 he was transferred to
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Rosario Central. During this year there was one of the most remembered moments in his career. In a derby against Newell's Old Boys, his team was losing and the
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Tablada neighborhood, in the city of Rosario. From humble beginnings, he spent a lot of time in the fields since he was a child, first at the Club La Aurora and later at
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on 6 April 1941, scoring the winning goal for Central. In that first season Aguirre scored a total of 10 goals; Despite his goal accuracy, Rosario Central was relegated to
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Aguirre remains as one of the all-time topscorers for Rosario Central, with a total of 98 goals, 61 in the first division, 33 in the second category and four in
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complicity in Aguirre's death, and sentenced to 6 months in jail.
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