Copa Juan Mignaburu

Played on five occasions between 1935 and 1943 between Argentina and
Uruguay.   Decided by a single match in Argentina and contested in
parallel with the Copa Héctor Gómez (played in the same years as a
single match in Uruguay).

Year   Winner

1935   Argentina
1936   Argentina
1938   Argentina
1940   Argentina
1943   Argentina [see note]
  
Number of titles

Argentina   5


Copa Juan Mignaburu 1935
   
15 Aug Buenos Aires       Argentina 3-0 Uruguay


Copa Juan Mignaburu 1936
   
 9 Aug Buenos Aires       Argentina 1-0 Uruguay


Copa Juan Mignaburu 1938
   
18 Jun Buenos Aires       Argentina 1-0 Uruguay


Copa Juan Mignaburu 1940
   
15 Aug Buenos Aires       Argentina 5-0 Uruguay


Copa Juan Mignaburu 1943
   
28 Mar Buenos Aires       Argentina 3-3 Uruguay    

NB: in case of a draw the previous winner retained the trophy.

Match Details

Copa Juan R. Mignaburu 1935

15-08-1935    Argentina     3-0    Uruguay                    Stadium: Independiente.
       [Alberto Máximo Zozaya (2), Diego García]
ARG:   Angel Bossio, Manuel Alberto De Sáa, Eleuterio Forrester, Manuel Dañil,
       Carlos Santamaría, Aaron Wergifker, Enrique García, Francisco Antonio 
       Varallo (Juan Antonio Rivarola 46), Diego García, Alberto Máximo Zozaya,
       Miguel Angel Lauri. D. T. Seoane.
URU:   Ballesteros, Agenor Muñiz, Clulow, Del Bono, Rodolfo Carreras (Erebo
       Zunino 46), Álvaro Gestido, Braulio Castro (Alberti 46), Eduardo 
       Ithurbide, Severino Varela (José Aguilar 46), Aníbal Ciocca, Alberto
        Taboada.
REF:   José Galli (Argentina)
 
Copa Juan R. Mignaburu 1936

09-08-1936    Argentina     1-0    Uruguay                    Stadium: Independiente.
       [Alberto Máximo Zozaya]
ARG:   Juan Estrada, Sabino Coletta, Oscar Tarrío, Ernesto Lazzatti, Arcadio
       Julio López, Enrique Vernieres, Enrique García, José Manuel Moreno,
       Raimundo Orsi, Antonio Sastre, Alberto Máximo Zozaya. D.T. Seoane
URU:   Juan Bautista Besuzzo, Agenor Muñiz, Arturo Seoane, Albanese, Francisco
       Camera, Erebo Zunino, Aníbal Ciocca, Franco, Longo, Servetti, Severino
       Varela.
REF:   Domingo Solari (Argentina).
 
Copa Juan R. Mignaburu 1938

18-06-1938    Argentina     1-0    Uruguay                    Stadium: River Plate.
       [José Manuel Moreno 10]
ARG:   Sebastián Gualco, Sabino Coletta, Oscar Montañez, Manuel Aragüez,
       Héctor García, Celestino Martínez, Ricardo Alarcón, Enrique García, 
       Tomás González Peralta, Herminio Masantonio, José Manuel Moreno.
URU:   Juan Bautista Besuzzo, Agenor Muñiz, Agustín Prado, Luis Denis, Faccio,
       Gregorio Rodríguez, Pedro Arispe, De León, Gorla, Hernández, Roberto
       Porta.
REF:   Alberto Neme (Argentina).
 
Copa Juan R. Mignaburu 1940

15-08-1940    Argentina     5-0    Uruguay                    Buenos Aires      
       [Jaime Sarlanga 41, Gregorio Esperón 64, José Manuel Moreno 77,
        Juan Marvezzi 86, 90]
ARG:   Juan Estrada, Jorge Alberti, José Salomón (Evaristo Delovo 1stH),
       Gregorio Esperón, José María Minella, José Batagliero, Gabino Arregui,
       Jaime Sarlanga (Juan Marvezzi 1stH), Raúl Oscar Belén, Bernardo
       Gandulla, José Manuel Moreno. D.T. Stábile
URU:   Aníbal Paz, Agenor Muñiz, Juan Ramón Cabrera, Héctor Rodríguez, Álvaro
       Gestido, Vecino, Héctor Magliano, Luis Volpi, Ismael Rivero, Roberto 
       Porta (Juan Vázquez 1stH), Severino Varela.
REF:   Ubaldo Ruíz (Argentina).
 
Copa Juan R. Mignaburu 1943

28-03-1943    Argentina     3-3    Uruguay                    Stadium: River Plate.
       [René Alejandro Pontoni 2, 41, Rinaldo Fioramonte Martino 89pen;
        José María Medina 23, 49, Héctor Castro 48]
ARG:   Isaac Roberto López (Fernando Bello ), Jorge Alberti, José Salomón,
       Jorge Titonell, Raúl Osvaldo Leguizamón, Norberto Antonio Yácono
       (Celestino Martínez), Juan José Negri (Jaime Sarlanga), Juan Carlos
       Muñoz, Enrique García, Rinaldo Fioramonte Martino, René Alejandro
       Pontoni. D.T. Stábile.
URU:   Juan Carvidón (Nattero Pereyra), Blas, Agenor Muñiz, Obdulio Jacinto
       Varela, Gregorio Rodríguez, Schubert Gambetta, Oscar Chirimini, Héctor
       Castro (Luis Volpi), José María Medina, Roberto Porta, Bibiano
       Zapirain (Héctor Magliano).
REF:   Bartolomé Macías (Argentina).

About this document

Match details thanks to Anthony Zea (ZJA70@aol.com)

Prepared and maintained by José Luis Pierrend for the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation

Author: José Luis Pierrend
Last updated: 7 Aug 2004