1941 South American Championship squads explained

The following squads were named for the 1941 South American Championship that took place in Chile.^{[1] [2]}

Argentina

• Juan Estrada
• Sebastián Gualco
• Jorge Alberti
• José Batagliero
• Sabino Coletta
• Bartolomé Colombo
• José Salomón
• Alberto Belén
• Gregorio Esperón
• Antonio Sastre
• Roberto Sbarra
• Eusebio Videla
• Gabino Arregui
• Luis Arrieta
• Enrique García
• Juan Marvezy
• José María Minella
• José Manuel Moreno
• Adolfo Pedernera

Chile

• Sergio Livingstone
• Roberto Cabrera
• Ascanio Cortés
• Oscar Ellis
• Segundo Flores
• Humberto Roa
• Luis Vidal
• Manuel Arancibia
• Osvaldo Carvajal
• Armando Contreras
• Alfonso Domínguez
• Juan Muñoz
• José Pastenes
• Oscar Sánchez
• Héctor Trejo
• José Avendaño
• Desiderio Medina
• Raúl Pérez
• David Ruíz
• Enrique Sorrel
• Raúl Toro

Ecuador

• Vicente Aguirre
• Marino Alcívar
• Clemente Angulo
• Ernesto Cevallos
• Luis Contreras
• Vicente Delgado
• César Augusto Freire
• Carlos Garnica
• Humberto Gavilanez
• José Herrera
• Luis Hungria
• Jorge Laurido
• Luis Antonio Mendoza
• José Merino
• Ignacio Molina
• José Peralta
• Enrique Raymondi Chávez
• Alfonso Romo
• Luis Santoliva
• Eduardo Stacey
• Alfonso Suárez Rizzo

Peru

• Gerardo Arce
• Vicente Arce
• Teodoro Fernández
• Alejandro González
• Juan Honores
• Marcial Hurtado
• Guillermo Janneau
• Orestes Jordán
• Máximo Lobatón
• Pedro Luna
• Adolfo Magallanes
• Pedro Magán
• Roberto Morales
• Enrique Perales
• Carlos Portal
• Leopoldo Quiñónez
• Juan Quispe
• César Socarraz
• Manuel Vallejas

Uruguay

• Anibal Paz
• Avelino Cadilla
• Sixto González
• Carlos Martínez
• Héctor Romero
• Obdulio Varela
• Schubert Gambetta
• Oscar Chirmini
• Héctor Magliano
• José María Medina
• Roberto Porta
• Juan Riephoff
• Ismael Rivero
• Bibiano Zapirain

Notes and References

1. Web site: Copa América 1941 Chile » Teams . worldfootball.net . 27 June 2021.
2. Web site: South American Championship 1941 . RSSSF . 27 June 2021.