1953 South American Championship squads
The following squads were named for the 1953 South American Championship that took place in Peru.[1][2]
Bolivia
- Ricardo Alcón
- Víctor Brown
- José Bustamante
- René Cabrera
- Delfín Díaz
- Eduardo González
- Benigno Gutiérrez
- Eduardo Gutiérrez
- Hilarion López
- Mario Mena
- Arturo Miranda
- Javier Palazuelos
- Máximo Ramírez
- Raúl Reinoso
- Ricardo Sánchez
- Ramón Santos
- Víctor Agustín Ugarte
- Antonio Valencia
- Edgar Vargas
Brazil
Chile
Ecuador
- Víctor Arteaga
- José Vicente Balseca
- Alfredo Bonnard
- Sigifredo Chuchuca
- Raúl Pío de la Torre
- Jorge Delgado
- Jorge Enríquez
- Enrique Flores
- Eduardo Guzmán
- Jorge Henriques
- Jorge Izaguirre
- Mario Lovato
- Rafael Maldonado
- Luis Marañón
- Heráclides Marín
- Daniel Pinto
- Ricardo Riveros
- Pablo Salazar
- Carlos Sánchez
- Galo Solìs
- César Solórzano
- José Vargas
- Orlando Zambrano
Paraguay
- Alejandro Arce
- Milner Ayala
- Ángel Berni
- Antonio Cabrera
- Rubén Fernández
- Manuel Gavilán
- Antonio Ramón Gómez
- Inocencio González
- Ireneo Hermosilla
- Heriberto Herrera
- Luis Lacasa
- Victoriano Leguizamón
- Pablo León
- Atilio López
- Robustiano Maciel
- Domingo Martínez
- Derlis Molinas
- Rubén Noceda
- Melanio Olmedo
- Silvio Parodi
- Carlos Adolfo Riquelme
- Juan Angel Romero
Peru
- José Allen
- Rafael Asca
- Guillermo Barbadillo
- Juan Bassa
- César Brush
- Luis Calderón
- Roberto Castillo
- Guillermo Delgado
- Roberto Drago
- Óscar Gómez Sánchez
- Rafael Goyeneche
- Cornelio Heredia
- Luis Navarrete
- Arturo Reyes
- Manuel Rivera
- Alberto Terry
- Gilberto Torres
- Ernesto Villamares
Uruguay
- Osvaldo Balseiro
- Raúl Betancor
- Néstor Carballo
- Humberto Cardozo
- Carlos María Carranza
- Luis Alberto Cruz
- Matías González
- William Ruben Martínez
- Omar Pedro Méndez
- Rubén Morán
- Walter Morel
- Donald Peláez
- Washington Puente
- Julio Quiroga
- Luis Radiche
- Urbano Rivera
- Domingo Rodríguez
- Pedro Rodríguez
- Carlos Romero
- Hosiriz Romero
- Rafael Souto
- Ruben Vanoli
References
- "Copa América 1953 Peru » Teams". worldfootball.net. Retrieved 7 July 2021.
- "South American Championship 1953". RSSSF. Retrieved 7 July 2021.
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