File:St andrews medals 1891.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionSt andrews medals 1891.jpg |
English: Medals won by St. Andrew's FC in 1891 after defeating Old Caledonians FC 3-1. St. Andrew's is considered the first Argentine Primera División champion. |
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Source | The Standard British-origin newspaper published in Argentina |
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The copyright of this anonymous work belonging to an institution, corporation or legal entity, registered in Argentina, has expired, and it has entered the public domain. At least 50 years have passed after the anonymous work was first published (Law 11.723, articles 8 and 28 and its modifications).
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