Claudio Bincaz
Claudio Bincaz (10 May 1897 – 8 November 1980) was an Argentine sportsman who competed in sailing, association football and rugby union for the Club Atlético San Isidro during the decade of 1920.[1][2]
On July 10, 1916, Bincaz played for the Argentina national football team during the South American Championship (current "Copa América"). He was on the grandstand before being called for the team to replace Alberto Ohaco, who had not attend the match because of his duties. As a result, Bincaz played as left winger v. Brazil.[3]
In rugby, Bincaz was part of the CA San Isidro squad[4] that achieved a record of 13 consecutive championship won between and 1917 and 1930.[5]
During his career he also represented the Argentine national rugby union team.[6][7]
The Argentina rugby team was close to participate in the 1924 Summer Olympics. The Argentine Rugby Union decided that the roster would be elected by popular vote. Bincaz was the 2nd most voted played but the team finally could not travel to Paris due to financial problems.[8]
References
- ^ "Conociendo nuestro club" at DeRugby.net
- ^ Memoria y Balance Año 1980 - Unión Argentina de Rugby Archived 2012-11-01 at the Wayback Machine
- ^ Bincaz y Laguna
- ^ Club Atletico San Isidro at Argentino.com.ar
- ^ "URBA - Todos los campeones" at APlenoRugby.com
- ^ "Gloriosa academia de campeones", La Nación, 24 October 2002
- ^ El Gráfico #416, Editorial Atlántida (25 June 1927)
- ^ Rugby Didáctico 3: Historia y Estadística, by Sebastian Perasso, Tecnibook Ediciones (2011)
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