Apertura Paraguay 2009
Información Histórica
1936
NB: championship was abandoned in November 1936 in order to prepare a
good team for the South American championship in Buenos Aires at
the end of December. On Feb 28, 1937, it was decided not to resume
the league and declare leaders Olimpia champions.
Known Result
[Nov 13]
Atl. Corrales 3-2 Olimpia
Table at Abandonment:
1.Olimpia 12 10 1 1 21
2.Atlántida 12 15
Nacional 11 15
4.Libertad 13
Sportivo Luqueño 13
6.Sol de América 11
7.Cerro Porteño 10
River Plate 10
9.Presidente Hayes 8
Atlético Corrales 8
11.Guaraní 6
Topscorer: Flaminio Silva (Olimpia) 34 goals (in 12 matches!)
Federación Paraguaya de Deportes
As no lower level championship was organised, various clubs organised
themselves in a rival organisation, the Federación Paraguaya, which
organised its own championship, divided into four series, whose winners
played off for the overall title.
Serie Winners:
Serie A: Presidente Alvear
Serie B: 13 de Julio
Serie C: Tacuarí
Serie D: Rubio Ñu
Overall Champions: Presidente Alvear
NB: during its existence (until 1950), the leagues of the Federación
Paraguaya had the following clubs as its participants:
San Antonio, Universo, Deportivo Recoleta, 24 de Setiembre,
12 de Octubre de Santo Domingo, General Caballero, Pilcomayo,
General Díaz, Fernando de la Mora, Atlético Tembetary,
Presidente Franco, 14 de Julio, Humaitá, Tacuarí, Itá Ybaté,
Independiente de Campo Grande, Atlético Sajonia, Juventud,
Vencedor, Sport Botánico, Coronel Franco, Resistencia,
12 de Octubre de Villa Aurelia, Sportivo Villa Aurelia,
Atlético Barrio Oriental, Rubio Ñu, Cerro Corá, 12 de Junio,
12 de Mayo (or 14 de Mayo?), Presidente Alvear, San Gerónimo,
Sport Colombia, Peñarol, Sportivo General Genes, Deportivo Pinozá,
Sport Ciudad Nueva, Sport América, Sportivo Trinidense,
Primero de Setiembre, Jóvenes Unidos.
Author: Karel Stokkermans (karel@rsssf.com)
Last updated: 27 Jun 2007
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