1952, Helsinki: The team of Brazil

The team of Brazil,9th, at the Helsinki 1952 Olympic Games. The team coached by José Roberto Haddock Lobo: Samuel Scheimberg, Sérgio Geraldo de Alencar Rodrigues, Marvio Kelly dos Santos, Claudino Caiado de Castro, Daniel José Silli, Douglas Arnaud de Souza Lima, Edson Peri, Henrique Sérgio Melman, Leo Rossi, Jean Marie Godefroid Havellange and Lucio da Wedge Figueiredo. 

Source: Touca 14 WP Blog

1951: Brazil in Buenos Aires Pan-America Games.

The team of Brazil finalist at Buenos Aires 1951 Pan-American Games. The Brazilian team: Alfonso Zaparoli, Armando Caropresco, Claudino de Castro, Edson Perri, Guilherme Schall, Isaac Moraes, João Havelange, Leo Rossi, Luiz Antônio dos Santos, Milton Busin, Nelson Brescia, Samuel Scheimberg, Saverio Gregorut. 

Ranking: 1. Argentina, 2. Brazil, 3. USA.

Source: O Globo Sportivo Ano XII N633

1914: Water Polo teams in Rio de Janeiro.

The Water Polo teams from Rio de Janeiro Brazil in 1914: "Club Internacional", "Guanabara", "São Cristóvão" and "Icaraí". 

Source: Careta, ano 7, número 294, 17 January 1914

1930: Match in the river Urca, Rio de Janeiro.

Water Polo game in the river Urca in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in 1930.  

Source:  http://riodejaneirofotosantigas.blogspot.gr

1930: Match in the river Urca, Rio de Janeiro.

Lots of spectators assist a Water Polo match in the river Urca in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in 1930.  

Source:  http://riodejaneirofotosantigas.blogspot.gr

1920, Antwerp: The team of Brazil

The team of Brazil that took the 6^th place at the Antwerp 1920, Olympic Games: Agostinho Sampaio de Sá, Orlando Amendola, Victorino Fernandes, Abrahão Soliture, João Jório, Angelo Gammaro, Alcides de Barros Paiva, Carlos Lopes, Edgard Ribeiro.
Source: http://www.erfgoedplus.be/

1963: The winners of Brazil

The National Team of Brazil winner of gold medal at the pan-American Games in 1963. Standing L-R: Claudino Cayado de Castro (Coach), Paulo "Polé" Carotini, Flávio Ribeiro Rato, Luiz Daniel (goalkeeper), Ivo Carotini, Hugo Carotini (Team Manager) e Aladar Szabo. Kneeling L-R: Luis Eduardo "Liminha" Pinheiro Lima, Luiz Carlos "Caio" de Aguiar Valim, João Gonçalves, Marvio Kelly dos Santos and Ademar Grijó.

Source: courtesy of Mr. Lino Clodoaldo

1951: The National team of Brazil

The National team of Brazil that finished 2nd at the 1951 Panamerican Games. Among the players we recognize Alfonso Zaparoli, Isaac Dos Santos Maraes, Joao Havelange (future FIFA President): standing first from left), Samuel Schenberg, Guillermo Scholl.

Source: El Grafico 16 March 1951

1926: The team of C.R.Boqueirao do Passeio

The team from Rio de Janeiro "Clube de Regatas Boqueirao do Passeio", best team in Brazil in 1926. From L-R: Titto Malta, E.Costello Branco, C.Costello Branco, D.Amendola, Serpa, Issac (goalie), Orlando Amendola.

Source: El Grafico (Argentina) 13 February 1926.

1935: Havelange and the Students team of Brazil

The National Students team of Brazil that played series of games in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1935. Second from left João Havelange, ex FIFA President (1974-1998).
Source: magazin “El grafico 1935”

1960’s: a Fluminense ladies mirror

A 1960’s ladies bag mirror, with the logo of Fluminense - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil presenting a girl in swimming suite with the ball in the hand.
Source: private collection

1920, Antwerp: The team of Brazil

The team of Brazil that took part in Antwerp 1920, Olympic Games. The team: Agostinho Sampaio de Sá, Orlando Amendola, Victorino Fernandes, Abrahão Soliture, João Jório, Angelo Gammaro, Alcides de Barros Paiva, Carlos Lopes, Edgard Ribeiro.
Source: A short History of Water Polo by Kelvin Juba

1947: The National team of Brazil

The National team of Brazil in 1947. At the right side appears the legendary President of FIFA João Havelange, member of the Brazilian team in Helsinki 1952 Olympics.
Source: private collection

1932, Los Angeles: USA vs Brazil 6-1

Another action during the game of USA against the team of Brazil (6-1) in Los Angeles 1932 Olympic Games.
Source: Official report Los Angeles 1932 Olympic Games

1932, Los Angeles: USA vs Brazil 6-1

Action during the game of USA against the team of Brazil (6-1) in Los Angeles 1932 Olympic Games.
The US team: Herbert H.Wildman, Calvet Strong, Charles Finn, Harold McAllister, Philip Daubenspeck, Austin R. Clapp, Walace O’Connor (captain).
The team of Brazil: Luiz Henrique Da Silva, Jefferson Maurity Souza, Mario De Lorenzo, Salvador Amendola, Antonio Ferreira Jacobina, Adhemar Serpa and Pedro Theberge.

Source: Official report Los Angeles 1932 Olympic Games

1962, Buenos Aires: Brazil vs Argentina

Action during the final of the 1962 South American Championship, between Brazil and Argentina in Buenos Aires.

Source: magazine “El Grafico” March 1962

1962: One Championship – One name: Brazil

One Championship and one name: Brazil. This is how the Argentinean magazine “El Grafico” described the victory of Brazil at the 1962 South American Championships in Buenos Aires.
Source: magazine “El Grafico” March 1962

1962: Brazil vs Argentina

Brazil is scoring against Argentina during the final of the 1962 South American Championship, held in Buenos Aires.
Source: magazine “El Grafico” March 1962

1962: Marvio Kelly and Joao Gonsalves

The stars Brazil, Marvio Kelly dos Santos and Joao Gonsalves, while chatting with their coach at the 1962 South American Championship.
Source: magazine “El Grafico” March 1962

1962: Brazil vs Argentina

Joao Goncalves of Brazil is shooting against the goalie of Argentina Wolf during the final of the 1962 South American Championship, held in Buenos Aires.
Source: magazine “El Grafico” March 1962