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Wilstermann is a Bolivian football club from the city of Cochabamba. It is named after Bolivian aviator Jorge Wilstermann.
[edit] HistoryThe story tells Wilstermann who was born with the name of San Jose de la Banda and the Blue and White colors. The change would come later. When beginning to fall a Nov. 24, 1949, he met a group of workers from Lloyd Aereo Boliviano to found a club that is identified with the company and that it can be the pride of the workers. After 2 hours of debate, in the maintenance section, gave birth to the San Jose club of the band in tribute to the area and the name of the airport in Cochabamba. They then proceeded to the election of the board, and was appointed as president Justo Mancilla. One problem that was presented at the meeting and it was not easy to solve it had to do with the colors you should use the computer. While some favored a color, others did not agree, until he reached the conclusion and decided to put the colors of the institution ... blue and white. After the death of the first commercial pilot of Bolivia, Jorge Wilstermann, came the change of name of the club. In 1953, Captain Walter Lemma, manager of the company and partner of the deceased pilot, suggested that both the airport terminal as the team had to bear the name of Jorge Wilstermann, in tribute to a person who was very dear to the institución.Después the foundation. the leaders entered the club in the Football Association of Cochabamba (AFC) to intervene in their second division. He had no rival to the front and his good campaign forced him to seek to intervene in the AFC championship semi which was played in La Paz and Oruro between teams from the same city. After a series of negotiations, La Paz accepted, but after examining evidentiary He made his debut with Bolivar, then Champion, and he won before the surprise of friends and strangers, by 7-5 in a memorable match for Garcia, Soria and Alcocer. At the conclusion of the match, the leaders agreed to grazing their inclusion in the professional tournament, provided they bear the relocation costs, lodging and meals for the teams who were to play Cochabamba. The club went Cochabamba distress, but a big step had been, was worth it. When Dr. Late Jorge Rojas was responsible for the chairmanship of the club, the team changed its colors. It was he who proposed to choose other colors, one that takes more strength, it expresses more vigor and is synonymous with claw. We opted for the red and blue. "I chose those colors because they mean force, claw and total dedication in the field of play, it was also the only team in the country which then began to use those colors," said Rojas Late. Golden Age FIRST TIME GOLD The first national title that was won Wilstermann in 1958, was the first golden age of club in which shone Walter Zamorano, Mario Zabalaga, Carlos Trigo, Cesar Sanchez, Maximo Alcocer, Ausberto Garcia, Renan Lopez, Alfredo Soria Romulo Cortez, Wilfredo Villarroel, Jose Trujillo, and Jose Oscar Claure Rocabado. Bolivia was the only team that played with five forwards. Shattered defenses. In 1959, Wilstermann again get the national title and this enabled him to be representative of Bolivia in the first version of the Copa Libertadores de America in 1960. In this cup pitted Peñarol of Uruguay. In Montevideo, and fell 7-1 in the return encounter tied 1-1. In 1960, Wilstermann got its third consecutive national title (achievement that until now was not achieved by any national club). In 1961, he returned to cooperate and be representative touched him play against Santa Fe, Colombia, which won 3-2 in Cochabamba and lost 1-0 in Colombia, which was found to proceed with the draw. "The draw was a fraud and after many years we learned that the decision of the South American Soccer Confederation, which at that time was based in Bogota, was to eliminate Wilstermann and rank to Santa Fe in the semis," said the chairman of Jorge Rojas Late that time. It seems like an anecdote, but the two pieces of paper that were in the hat on the day of the draw had the name of Wilstermann and as the first post was eliminated, Wilstermann stayed out of competition. "The referee of that match we confessed that he had been forced to proceed in this manner," recalls Jorge Rojas Late. SECOND SEASON OF GOLD Under the chairmanship of Alfredo Salazar, the fans lived the second golden era. Runs the decade of the'70 and Wilstermann again form a team that achieved the first level of the'72 and'73 championships. "They were spectacular years because Wilstermann had mystique of a winning team, did not like to lose and less to local visitors, besides they went on the attack and therefore achieved a historic 2-2 tie with River Plate nd in Buenos Aires, recalls Antonio Yanez leader and officer's identity since 1975. The team was based with: Rene Bilbao, Jaime Olivera, Hugo Perez, Hugo Franco, Juan Jose Ponce, Victor Hugo Bravo, Juan Carlos Sanchez, Freddy Vargas, Limbert Cabrera Rivero, Milton Theodore Abel and Joana Gangas. Alternated Batista, Limbert Cabrera Buceta, Avendaño, Soto, Alberto Segovia, Wilfredo Siles, Acevedo, Mario Perez, cavalry, Edward Villalón and Jose Victor Issa. The airman was unbeatable table of local and very fearful when you go out and play and play for visitors. THIRD SEASON OF GOLD After some problems in its structure and with the founding of the League of Professional Football, Wilstermann enjoyed its third season of gold, winning the national titles in'80 and'81. At this stage, the leaders, Alfredo Salazar and Erasmo Saavedra bet on the high and decided to bring as reinforcements to a World Cup, a Brazilian player, Jairzinho, who filled the stadiums not only of Cochabamba. "When he came, nobody believed in Jair, all said they were old and that alone was going to steal, but the Brazilian they plugged the mouth of many leaders and journalists. Reacuerdo that the efforts made by Alfonso Arevalo, who got the phones and addresses where I could find the star. Today, it is still remembered as a brilliant footballer, "recalls Yañez. The team achieved what many clubs Bolivianos sought the classification to the second phase of the Copa Libertadores de America. In a memorable match at the stadium: Tahuichi Aguilera, of Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Wilstermann beat The Strongest by 4-1 in the match tiebreaker, having fulfilled a campaign against good teams Ecuadorian Technical College , Ambato and Barcelona of Guayaquil. In the second phase, Wilstermann had to play in front of the casts of Deportivo Cali of Colombia and Flamengo of Brazil. Colombian matched with the table 1-1 in Cochabamba and lost 1-0 in Cali, with the stock of Rio de Janeiro fell 2-1 in this city and in Maracanã fell 4-1. The results were hard, but Wilstermann had complied with the feat of classification for the second phase, which before had not achieved any Bolivian team. The Wilstermann of that time was composed of Roger Perez, Juan Carlos Trigo, Edward Villalón Victor, Freddy Vargas, Jairzinho, Gaston Taborga and Freddy Salguero. Miguel Angel completed the template Bengolea Cesar Enriquez, Bendelack, Vladimir Soria, Fernando Rocha, Nicholas Galarza, Mario Fortunato Rivers and Ricardo Santos. [edit] Achievements[edit] National Honours
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