European Tour of the "Combinado del Pacífico" 1933-34
A team called "Combinado del Pacífico" toured Europe from September 1933 to February 1934.
The team was a combination of Peruvian and Chilean players, mostly internationals. The
majority were Peruvian, and the squad was dominated by players from Universitario, with
reinforcements from Alianza Lima, Atlético Chalaco, and Colo-Colo. The European press reported
the team under various names, for example "South American Team", "Peru-Chile XI", "All-Pacific".
CONFIRMED RESULTS
P39 W10 D16 L13
Note: various other sources reported a record of P39 W13 D13 L13, but did not give the
individual scores - it is not clear if these refer to the same 39 games as presented below.
DATE VENUE OPPONENT SCORE NOTES
11/09/1933 Curaçao, Willemstad Curaçao 0-7 P.
14/09/1933 Panamá, Colón Colón Rangers 1-5 P.
01/10/1933 Irish Free State, Dublin Bohemian FC 1-1 P.
02/10/1933 Northern Ireland, Belfast Glentoran FC 1-1 P.
04/10/1933 Scotland, Glasgow The Celtic FC 2-1 P.
09/10/1933 Scotland, Edinburgh Heart of Midlothian FC 3-0 P.
11/10/1933 England, Newcastle Newcastle United FC 6-1 P.
16/10/1933 England, Upton Park West Ham United FC 2-2 P.
25/10/1933 Netherlands, Rotterdam Sparta Rotterdam 0-3 P.
28/10/1933 Czechoslovakia, Praha AC Sparta Praha 2-1 P. (40th anniversary Sparta Praha)
29/10/1933 Czechoslovakia, Praha SK Slavia Praha 2-2 P. (40th anniversary Sparta Praha)
01/11/1933 Germany, München FC Bayern München 2-1 P.
11/11/1933 Germany, Berlin Berlin XI 3-1 P.
12/11/1933 France, Paris Club Français 2-2 P.
18/11/1933 France, Montrouge Paris "Entente" XI 2-2 P. (Entente = Racing Club de Paris + Club Français)
19/11/1933 France, Montpellier SO Montpellier 2-1 P.
24/11/1933 France, Nice OGC Nice 2-5 P.
30/11/1933 France, Nice OGC Nice 4-4 P.
04/12/1933 France, Nice Côte d'Azur XI 4-4 P.
08/12/1933 Spain, Barcelona FC Barcelona 4-1 Chile-Peru
08/12/1933 Spain, Madrid Madrid XI 10-1 All-Pacific
17/12/1933 France, Saint-Étienne AS Saint-Étienne DRAW P.
26/12/1933 Italy, Sanremo US Pro Vercelli 1-1 P.
06/01/1934 Spain, Las Palmas de G.C. Marino FC 2-1 P
07/01/1934 Spain, Las Palmas de G.C. Real Victoria 3-1 P.
13/01/1934 Spain, Las Palmas de G.C. Real Victoria 2-3 P.
15/01/1934 Spain, Las Palmas de G.C. Marino FC 0-2 P.
18/01/1934 Spain, Santa Cruz de Ten. CD Tenerife 3-1 P.
21/01/1934 Spain, Santa Cruz de Ten. CD Tenerife 2-2 P.
25/01/1934 Spain, Las Palmas de G.C. UD Salamanca 2-2 P.
03/02/1934 Spain, Las Palmas de G.C. Athletic Las Palmas 0-3 P.
09/02/1934 Spain, Las Palmas de G.C. CD Gran Canaria 0-1 P.
14/02/1934 Spain, Las Palmas de G.C. Real Victoria 1-1 P.
17/02/1934 Spain, Las Palmas de G.C. Marino FC 1-7 P.
??/??/1934 Spain, Las Palmas de G.C. Sportivo 1-0 P.
??/??/1934 Spain, Las Palmas de G.C. Real Victoria 1-2 P.
??/??/1934 Spain, Las Palmas de G.C. Real Victoria 0-0 P.
??/??/1934 Spain, Las Palmas de G.C. CD Tenerife 0-0 P.
??/??/1934 Spain, Salamanca UD Salamanca 0-0 P.
In addition, a fixture was announced in Dresden on 05/11/1933, but no score has been found.
PLAYERS
From Universitario, Peru:
Juan Criado (GK)
Arturo Fernández (D)
Ricardo Del Río (D)
Eduardo Astengo (M)
Vicente Arce (M)
Alberto Denegri (M)
Plácido Galindo (M)
Enrique Landa (M)
Teodoro 'Lolo' Fernández Meyzán (F)
Carlos Tovar (F)
Pablo Pacheco (F)
Luis Emilio de Souza Ferreyra (F)
Alfredo Alegre (F)
From Alianza, Peru:
Juan Humberto 'Mago' Valdivieso Padilla (GK)
Carlos Alejandro 'Manguera' Villanueva Martínez (F)
From Atlético Chalaco, Peru:
Antonio Maquilón (D)
Alfonso Saldarriaga (D)
From Colo-Colo, Chile:
Juan Montero (M)
Roberto Luco (F)
Eduardo Schneberger (F)
Some other names were reported by newspaper in lineups of the team, but these have not been
identified. It may be that these were second surnames of some of the players above:
Sastre (M)
Boliano
Morachini
Some sources report that Lolo Fernández was the top-scorer, with 48 goals.
Astengo, Denegri, Galindo, Maquilón, and Saldarriaga were part of the Peru squad at the
1929 South American Championship.
Astengo, Denegri, de Souza Ferreyra, A.Fernández, Galindo, Maquilón, Pacheco,
Valdivieso, and Villanueva were part of the Peru squad at the 1930 World Cup.
Arce, Denegri, A.Fernández, T.Fernández, Tovar, Valdivieso, and Villanueva were
part of the Peru squad at the 1935 South American Championship.
Eduardo Schneberger was part of the Chile squad at the 1935 South American Championship.
A.Fernández, T.Fernández, Tovar, Valdivieso, and Villanueva were part of the Peru
squad at the 1936 Olympic Games, and Denegri was the coach.
Tour manager/organizer: Reginald Gubbins
Secretary: Waldo Sanhueza (president of Colo-Colo)
CUTTINGS FROM "EL MUNDO DEPORTIVO"
EXTRA DATA
11/09/1933 Curaçao, Willemstad Curaçao 0-7 P
Curaçao: H. Niewenhoff; F. Hollander, A.J. Maduro; W. Leers, A. Sentiago, A. de Wolf; M. de Castro, Edgard de Castro, A. Meerens, H. Maduro, R. Michel.
01/10/1933 Irish Free State, Dublin Bohemian FC 1-1 P
Goals: Gordon / Tovar
04/10/1933 Scotland, Glasgow The Celtic FC 2-1 P
Celtic Park, attendance 7000, 2-0 half-time
Goals: F.O'Donnell, H.O'Donnell / T.Fernandez
Celtic: Wallace; Hogg, Morrison; Wilson, McStay, Hughes; Crum, Buchan, Dunn, F.O'Donnell, H.O'Donnell.
Pacifico: Valdivieso; Saldarriaga, A.Fernández; Denegri, Arce, Astengo; Pacheco, T.Fernández, Villanueva, Tovar, Schneberger.
Referee: H.Watson (Glasgow)
Note: Valdivieso saved a penalty from Morrison.
09/10/1933 Scotland, Edinburgh Heart of Midlothian FC 3-0 P
Tynecastle, attendance 6000, 2-0 half-time
Goals: Herd, Battles, Walker
Referee: W.Dawson (Leith)
11/10/1933 England, Newcastle Newcastle United FC 6-1 P
Attendance 2000, 3-1 half-time
Goals: Cape x2, Murray, Astengo OG, Pearson, Richardson / Pacheco
16/10/1933 England, Upton Park West Ham United FC 2-2 P
Boleyn Ground, 0-1 half-time
Goals: Watson, Wood / T.Fernández, Luco
25/10/1933 Netherlands, Rotterdam Sparta Rotterdam 0-3 P
Sparta Stadion 'Het Kasteel', attendance 6000
Goals: Luco, Schneberger, T.Fernández
Pacific: Valdivieso; A.Fernández, Maquilón; Denegri, Arce, Astengo [c]; Pacheco, T.Fernández, Villanueva, Schneberger, Luco.
28/10/1933 Czechoslovakia, Praha AC Sparta Praha 2-1 P (40th anniversary Sparta Praha)
Stadion Letná, attendance 20000
Goals: Silný 6' 14' / Villanueva 31'
29/10/1933 Czechoslovakia, Praha SK Slavia Praha 2-2 P (40th anniversary Sparta Praha)
Stadion Letná, 2-1 half-time
12/11/1933 France, Paris Paris "Entente" XI 2-2 P (Entente = Racing Club de Paris + Club Français)
Parc des Princes, attendance 20000
Paris: Alvarez, Gergely, Costa, Belin, Banide, Daumin, Dumas, Sastre, Mercier, Parera, Durbec.
Pacific: Valdivieso, Maquilón, A.Fernández, Denegri, Arce, Astengo, Pacheco, T.Fernández, Villanueva, Schneberger, Luco.
Note: some sources said the French team was Club Français, others said it was the same "Entente" that played a week later.
18/11/1933 France, Montrouge Paris "Entente" XI 2-2 P (Entente = Racing Club de Paris + Club Français)
Stade Buffalo, attendance 10000, 1-2 half-time.
Goals: Parrera, ? / Pacheco, Villanueva
Paris: Hiden, Gergely, Weber, Finot, Barude, MacOshill, Parera, Sastre, Mercier, Stern, Canet.
Note: the above lineup is the one announced the day before the game.
19/11/1933 France, Montpellier SO Montpellier 2-1 P
Goals: Maudry x2 / ?
08/12/1933 Spain, Barcelona FC Barcelona 4-1 Chile-Peru
Las Corts
Goals: Sans x2, Artigas, Goiburu / Alegre
Barcelona: Nogués, Villacampa, Zabalo (Alcoriza), Font, Guzmán, Salas, Ventolrá, Goiburu, Sans, Artigas, Ramón.
Chile-Peru: Valdivieso, Maquilón, Saldarriaga, Montero, Galindo, Landa, Boliano, Alegre, Morachini, Villanueva, Schneberger.
Referee: Mallorqui
Note: the squad divided into two and played two games in one day.
08/12/1933 Spain, Madrid Madrid XI 10-1 All-Pacific
Campo de Chamartín
Goals: Emilín x2, Marín x2 (1 pen), Elicegui x3, P.Regueiro x2, Guijarro / Luco
Madrid XI : Zamora, Olaso, Quincoces, P.Regueiro, Ordóñez, Gurruchaga, Marín, L.Regueiro, Elicegui, Buiría, Emilín.
(substitutes used: Guijarro, Antoñito, Pacheco, Corral)
All-Pacific: Criado, A.Fernández, Del Río, Denegri, Arce, Astengo, Pacheco, Lucho, T.Fernández, Tovar, Luco.
Referee: Montero.
Note: the squad divided into two and played two games in one day.
SOURCES
Newspapers: The Times (London), The Manchester Guardian (Manchester), The Scotsman (Edinburgh),
Het Vaderland (Den Haag), El Mundo Deportivo (Barcelona), La Vanguardia (Barcelona),
The New York Times (New York City), Reichspost (Wien), Rotterdamsch Nieuwsblad (Rotterdam).
Book: "De Curacaosche Voetbalbond, 25 Jaren Georganiseerd Voetbal, 1921 - 23 mei - 1946"
Websites:
http://www.larepublica.com.pe/content/view/241123/
http://jaimepulgarvidal.blogspot.com/2007/09/el-ftbol-uni-y-separ-peruanos-y.html
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%89quipe_du_Chili-P%C3%A9rou_de_football
http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teodoro_%22Lolo%22_Fern%C3%A1ndez
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