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Club Atlético Bucaramanga S.A., better known as Atlético Bucaramanga,〔http://dimayor.com/equipos/bucaramanga.html〕 is a professional Colombian football (soccer) team based in Bucaramanga. Since 2009 it has played in the Categoría Primera B, the second division of Colombian football. Home games are played at the Alfonso López stadium. The club was founded on 11 May 1949 by Rafael Chaberman,〔http://www.colombia.com/futbol/fichas_tecnicas/bucaramanga.asp〕 a Barranquilla businessman. The greatest achievement of the team to date has been in 1997, when it reached the finals of the Colombian Championship, losing to América de Cali. This qualified the club to enter the Copa Libertadores de América the following year, when it reached the second round. ==History== In 1948, within the Santanderean Football League, plans were made to develop a centre for football in Bucaramanga, similar to what existed in neighboring regions. The directors of the "''Pielroja''" team, winner of the local championship, invited Rafael Chaberman to assist in setting up a professional team. Chaberman, who had recently settled in the city, and was based in the "Cafe Centenario", delivered a speech to them on the subject in the Hotel New York. This led to the foundation of the club the following year under the name of "Atlético Bucaramanga". The first meeting for the formal founding of the team was convened by newspapers and the local radio. That meeting occurred at the consulting rooms of Dr Elias Solano, because Santanderean League Soccer was an amateur association that had no license to promote professional football. The assembly proceeded to elect a board with the following result: President: *Dr. Elias Solano Managing directors: *Rafael Chaberman *Vicente Diaz *Miguel Gonzalez *Juan B. Silva (Treasurer) *Manuel Jose Puyana *Eduardo Villa *Jorge Reyes Puyana *José Vicente Niño *Gustavo Mantilla *Rafael Perez *Enrique Orduz *Luis Fernando Sanmiguel The first shareholders' meeting was on 25 February 1949. On 11 May a deed (No, 1132) was signed setting up a limited company under the name of Club Atlético Bucaramanga S.A.〔http://los-fortines.lacoctelera.net/post/2006/11/18/tenemos-historia〕 The director was Néstor Arenas, the treasurer was Juan Silva, and Jorge Arenas Buenahora acted as lawyer. There was $30,000 share capital. Vicente Díaz Romero, president of Gran Colombia F.C., Luis Alba Pinilla (Eleven Friends F.C.), Antonio "Earthquake" Duran (Girardot F.C.), Jorge Molina Barba (Freedom Concordia F.C.) and Simón Santander (Pielroja F.C.) were the most important local leaders in the formation of the first squad. The authority for top league Colombian football, Dimayor, accepted the provisional registration pending ratification by their board, depending on the fulfillment of administrative requirements and on the outcome of a match against Once Deportivo of Manizales, a game which was won by Atlético Bucaramanga in the Alfonso López stadium. In the end Dimayor approved the application for membership, enabling the Club to play in the 1949 Tournament. The team's uniform consisted of yellow shirt, white shorts and gray socks. The first squad consisted of players from Bucaramanga, Barrancabermeja and Barranquilla. These players had an excellent record in amateur football and some had competed at national level with their regional team. The three "Pachingo" Guerrero brothers were all on the team: Francisco, a formidable center half, played in the 1950 tournament; Juan, on the left wing, and Jorge as an intelligent inside right, both had a long and successful career with the club. Carlos "Flaco" Mutis and Andres Ramirez came from Girardot F.C. Ramirez was a fast, elusive and lethal center forward. Other important members of the first team were Pedro Pinto (goalkeeper), Luís "Chinese" Becerra on the right wing, Luís "Pintao" Pinto and Samuel Otero (middle center) and Francisco "Pacho" Bohorquez (forward center), Alfonso "Chichimoco" Carvajal (goalkeeper); Lucas Martínez, "Jesucristo" Prada and "The Dog" Castillo, "El Loco" Ruiz, Noel Martínez, "Alambre" Carvajal, "Guarapo" Mendoza, Manuel López, "Chancharito" Cárdenas and Evelio Sierra. The first coach was Francisco "Pacho" Carvajal, former player with Millonarios. On 1 May 1949, Atlético Bucaramanga played and lost its first game in the Colombian football tournament against Deportivo Cali by 1–5 at the Alfonso López stadium. Here is the complete line-up of Atlético Bucaramanga for its first game of all time: Players Substitutions Coach * Francisco Carvajal The first won game was against Boca Junior of Cali on 19 June, with a final score of 2–1.〔http://colombia.golgolgol.net/Futbol_Colombiano/Liga_Postobon/Calendario_y_Resultados/Partidos/BUC_BJ_106-28593.html〕 In 1950 the first four Argentinian players joined the club: these were Antonio "Toto" Bernasconi (half-back), Juan Norberto Peluffo (center-half), Aristóbulo Deambrosi (right winger) and José Cayetano Fraccione (goalkeeper), nicknamed "the Flying Fish". Fans began referring to them as the Four Musketeers. They were the first of many foreign players to play for Bucaramanga. Others from Argentina were Felipe "Jewish" Stemberg, Raúl Roque "El Colorado" Dimarco, Carlos Alberto Gambina, Miguel Zazzini, Nicolás Gianastasio, Enrique Pesarini, Julio Cesar Asciolo and Aristóbulo De Ambrosi, who later became coach for the club. Enrique Augurto and José Cardoza came from Peru and Carlos Alberto Umaña and Jose Joaquin "El Quincho" Quiroz were Costa Rican. Quiroz was especially renowned for his spectacular goals. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Atlético Bucaramanga」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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