The following squads were named for the 1942 South American Championship that took place in Uruguay.[1][2]
Argentina
- Sebastián Gualco GK 26/04/1912 Ferrocarril Oeste (Argentina)
- Jorge Hector Alberti DF 18/05/1912 Huracan (Argentina)
- Héctor Blotto DF / /19 Estudiantes La Plata (Argentina)
- Oscar Montañés MF 14/08/1912 Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata (Argentina)
- José Salomón DF 09/07/1916 Racing Club (Argentina)
- Víctor Miguel Valussi DF 08/05/1912 Boca Juniors (Argentina)
- Gregorio Juan Esperón MF 15/02/1917 Club Atletico Platense (Argentina)
- Juan Silvano Ferreyra DF / /19 Newells Old Boys Rosario (Argentina)
- Ángel Perucca 19/08/1919 MF Newells Old Boys Rosario (Argentina)
- José Ramos MF / /1918 River Plate (Argentina)
- Raimundo Sandoval / /19 MF Club Atletico Tigre (Argentina)
- Eusebio Videla / /19 MF Club Atletico Tigre (Argentina)
- Enrique García MF 12/11/1912 Racing Club (Argentina)
- Juan Carlos Haedo FW / /19 Estudiantes La Plata (Argentina)
- Juan Carlos Heredia FW 27/04/1922 Club Atletico Rosario Central (Argentina)
- Ángel Ricardo Laferrara FW 27/03/1917 Club Atletico Boca Juniors (Argentina)
- Herminio Masantonio FW 05/08/1910 Huracan (Argentina)
- José Manuel Moreno MF/FW 03/08/1916 Rivwr Plate (Argentina)
- Adolfo Alfredo Pedernera MF/FW 15/11/1918 Club Atletico River Plate (Argentina)
- Mario Miguel Tossoni FW 30/11/1917 Club Atletico Tigre (Argentina)
D.T. Guillermo Antonio Stabile.
Brazil
- Aymoré Moreira
- Caju
- Begliomini
- Domingos
- Norival
- Osvaldo Gerico
- Afonsinho
- Argemiro
- Brandão
- Dino
- Jaime
- Tim
- Zizinho
- Cláudio Pinho
- Joanino
- Patesko
- Paulo Flôrencio
- Pedro Amorim
- Pipi
- Russo
- Servílio de Jesús
- Sylvio Pirillo
D.T. Adhemar Pimenta.
Chile
- Hernán Fernández
- Mario Ibáñez
- Sergio Livingstone
- Roberto Cabrera
- Humberto Roa
- Santiago Salfate
- Manuel Arancibia
- Benito Armingol
- Florencio Barrera
- Guillermo Casanova
- Armando Contreras
- Alfonso Domínguez
- Francisco Las Heras
- Óscar Medina
- José Pastenes
- Carlos Arancibia
- Raúl Pérez
- Fernando Riera
- Guillermo Torres
D.T. Francisco Platko (Hungria)
Ecuador
- Antonio Abril
- Pedro Acevedo
- Vicente Aguirre
- Marino Alcívar
- Enrique Alvarez
- Ernesto Cevallos
- Guillermo Gavilánez
- José Herrera
- Luis Hungria
- José María Jiménez
- Jorge Laurido
- Napoleón Medina
- Luis Antonio Mendoza
- José Luis Mendoza
- José Merino
- José Peralta
- Romualdo Ronquillo
- Manuel Sempértegui
- Celso Torres
- Humberto Vásquez
- Arturo Zambrano
- Félix Leyton Zurita
D.T. Juan Parodi (Argentina)
Paraguay
- Avelino Acosta
- Isidro Alonso
- Ruben Aveiro
- Marcial Barrios
- Fabio Pascual Baudo Franco
- Julián Benegas
- Domingo Benítez
- Castor Cantero
- Martín Carballo
- Isidro Escobar
- Eulalio Granje
- José Ibáñez
- Gorgonio Ibarrola
- Tranquilino Mello
- Eduardo Mingo
- Miguel Ortega
- Dionisio Ríos
- Ignacio Romero
- Lorenzo Romero
- Vicente Sánchez
- Sabino Villalba
D.T. Manuel Fleitas Solich.
Peru
- Diego Agurto
- Antonio Biffi
- Alberto Delgado
- Teodoro Fernández
- Luis Guzmán
- Teobaldo Guzmán
- Juan Honores
- Marcial Hurtado
- Orestes Jordán
- Máximo Lobatón
- Pedro Luna
- Adolfo Magallanes
- Pedro Magán
- Roberto Morales
- Tulio Obando
- Pablo Pasache
- Enrique Perales
- Carlos Portal
- Leopoldo Quiñónez
- Juan Quispe
- Juan Soriano
- Antonio Zegarra
D.T. Angel Fernandez.
Uruguay
- Anibal Paz
- Agenor Muñiz
- Héctor Romero
- Obdulio Varela
- Schubert Gambetta
- Raúl Rodriguez
- Luis Castro
- Oscar Chirmini
- Aníbal Ciocca
- José María Correa
- Roberto Porta
- Severino Varela
- Bibiano Zapirain
D.T. Jose Pedro Cea.
References
- ↑ "Copa América 1942 Uruguay » Teams". worldfootball.net. Retrieved 28 June 2021.
- ↑ "South American Championship 1942". RSSSF. Retrieved 28 June 2021.
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