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Pedro Calomino (also
nicknamed Calumín) (13
March 1892 – 12
January 1950) was an
Argentine footballer who pla**** as
right winger.
Calomino spent nearly...
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According to one source, the move was
invented by
Argentine striker Pedro Calomino in the
early 1900s, and was
first used in
Europe by
Dutch player Law Adam...
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football team
managers Correct as of June 5, 2025 (vs. Chile) Sources:
Notes Calomino is
cited on AFA
website as one of the
managers who won Copa América titles...
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Alberto Ohaco Haroldo Neco Héctor
Scarone 1 goal
Antonio Blanco Pedro Calomino Amílcar
Caetano Silvio Lagreca Source:
RSSSF Own
goals Luis García (for...
- the club. Máximo
Pieralini (1909–18)
Francisco Taggino (1910–15)
Pedro Calomino (1911–13; 1915–24)
Enrique Bertolini (1912–23)
Alfredo Elli (1916–28) Alfredo...
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Championship era 1916:
Foglino 1917:
Platero 1919:
Haroldo 1920: Fígoli 1921:
Calomino 1922: Laís 1923: De
Lucca 1924:
Meliante 1925:
Tesoriere 1926: Fígoli 1927:...
- Argentina: Tesoriere; Celli, Bearzotti; J. López, Dellavalle, E. Solari;
Calomino, Libonatti, Saruppo, Echeverría, González 3
goals Julio Libonatti 2 goals...
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original screenplay about Tesla's life
written by
Joseph Sikorski and
Michael Calomino which received a "best screenplay"
award at the Long
Island International...
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October 1917
Montevideo Parque Pereira Argentina 4–2 1917
Sudamericano Calomino,
Ohaco (2),
Blanco Neco, S.
Lagreca Y Y 5 18 May 1919 Rio de
Janeiro Laranjeiras...
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Herbert A. Cahn (1915–2002)
Mando Caramessini-Oeconomides (1927–2015)
Dario Calomino Ian
Carradice Francesco Carelli Robert Carson (1918–2006)
Karel Castelin...
