Argentina in Amsterdam 1928 Olympic Games

The team of Argentina in Amsterdam 1928 Olympic Games: Ricardo Bustamente, Carlos Castro, Francisco Uranga, Jorge Moreau, César Vásquez, Mario Bistoletti, Luciano Rovere.

1928, Amsterdam: The team of Argentina

The team of Argentina that took part in Amsterdam 1928 Olympic Games: Ricardo Bustamente, Carlos Castro, Francisco Uranga, Jorge Moreau, César Vásquez, Mario Bistoletti, Luciano Rovere.

Source: private collection

1955: The winners of Argentina

The National team of Argentina gold winner in Mexico, 1955 Pan American Games composed by: Sandiago Gentile, Rafael Bartolome, Osvaldo Codaro, Oscar J.Marino, Enrique Cevasco, Luis A.Diez, Mario Sebastian, Luis Normandin, Juan J.Cal, Norberto Marino.

Source: Courtesy Rosana Codaro 

1958: The Champions of “Comunicaciones”.

The team of Club Personal del Ministerio de Comunicaciones, Buenos Aires, Champion of Argentina in 1958. J.Lucey, E.Parca, J.Gentile, O.Codaro, O.Gentile, N.Romano, J.C.Maganas, N.Caporali. Coach S.Gentile. Official: A.Carralles. 

Source: El grafico 17/1/1958

1952, Helsinki: The team of Argentina.

The National team of Argentina that took part at Helsinki 1952 Olympic Games composed by: Osvaldo Codaro, Luis Díez, Luis González, Rubén Maidana, Roberto Marino, Luis Normandín, Mario Sebastián, Ladislao Szabo, Carlos Visentín, Marcelo Visentín. 
Source: courtesy of Rosana Codaro

1955: Rule book printed in Argentina

Cover of a Water Polo rule book printed in Argentina in 1955. 
Source: public domain 

1945: The Champions of "Gimnasia y Esgrima"

The team of “Gimnasia y Esgrima”, Buenos Aires Champion of Argentina in 1945. From L-R: L.Diez, E.Fraga, J.Farulla, N.Caputo, L.Szabo, R.Ramicone, R.Leyendo, E.Carmaccio, J.Avalos Noguera, M.Pegasano.
Source: magazine “El Grafico” March 1945

1951: The team of "Gimnasia y Esgrima"

The team of “Gimnasia y Esgrima" of Buenos Aires” in 1951. Standing L-R: Jose Farulla, Francisco Trimboli, Ladislao Szabo, Mauricio Zucjermandl. Squatting L-R: Oscar Gimenez, Luis Nagy, Luis Diez, Manuel Pegasan. 

Source:  El grafico; 1 May 1951

1951: River Plate of Marton Homonnay

The team of River Plate of Buenos Aires in 1951 coached by the legendary Hungarian Marton Homonnay. From L-R: M.Homonnay (coach), A.Paganini, J.Lucey, B.Grete, R.Paganini, R.Pretini. 

Source:  El grafico; 1 May 1951

1951: The team of "Club Universitario"

The team of “Club Universitario de Buenos Aires” (also known by its acronym C.U.B.A.) in 1951. From L-R: E.Ocampo, D.Brea, L.Fijalkauskas, H.Billock Caride, P.Varcesi, O.Lopes Magallanes. 

Source:  El grafico; 1 May 1951

1951: The Champions of "Independiente".

The team of Buenos Aires, “Club Atlético Independiente” winner of the 1951 Championship of Argentina. The team: J.Irigoyen, O.Codaro, L.Normadin, J.Gonzalez, E.Cevasco, E. Portaferraio. Coach of the team: Santiago Gentile.
Source: El Grafico; 1 May 1951

1951: The winners of Argentina

The National team of Argentina, winner of the 1951 Panamerican Games. Among the players we recognize Marcelo Vicentin, Carlos Vicentin, Osvaldo Codaro, Mario Sebastan, Luis Normandin, Carlos Passeggi, Francisco Trimboli.

Source: El Grafico 16 March 1951

1929: The technique of Water Polo

Article of the Argentinean Sports Newspaper “El Grafico” of 14 December 1929 about the technique of Water Polo written by professor Arturo Mund, coach of the Club El Refugio.

1930: Action during a match in Argentina

Another action in front of the cage during a game for the Championship of Argentina in 1930.

Source: El Grafico 12 April 1930

1930: Action during a match in Argentina

Action in front of the cage during a game for the Championship of Argentina in 1930.

Source: El Grafico 12 April 1930

1930: The team of Club de Natacion de Parana

The team of Club de Natacion de Parana (Entre los Rios, Argentina) in 1930.

Source: El grafico 26 April 1930.

1930: The team of Club Gimnasia y Esgrima

The team of "Club de Gimnasia y Esgrima" of Buenos Aires, winner of the Championship of Argentina in 1930 (for the 9th time). From L-R: Cambell Burrows, Hector Cattaruzza, Carlos Castro Feijoo, Anibal Vigil, Jorge Moreau, Luciano Rovere, Alberto Marines de la Torre.

Source: El Grafico 12 April1930

1926: The team of Club Gimnasia y Esgrima

The team of "Club de Gimnasia y Esgrima" of Buenos Aires, Champions of Argentina in 1926. From L-R: G.Burrows, Cattaruzza, J.Moreau, A. Vigil, A.Zorilla, M.Lupo and S.Stipanicic.

Source: El Grafico 27 March 1926

1959, Chicago: Action during the Pan-American

Action during the Pan-American Games held in Chicago, August 1959. The goalie of Argentina Diego Wolff gets out of the water to deflect the ball during the game against Mexico. Argentina defended their Pan-American Championship by defeating Mexico 15 to 4.

Source: private collection

1930: "Club Universitario de Buenos Aires"

The team of "Club Universitario de Buenos Aires" (C.U.B.A) in 1930.

Source: El Grafico; 26 April 1930