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rules, using the hands instead of their feet. That was because those members came from different cities of England, where football in each was played in a different way, often using the hands instead feet, or both. Therefore the members of BAFC played the game as they did in the towns of their birth,
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Although some historians say the club was dissolved in 1875, the club continued its activities during that year, even adopting the football association rules again, because of the serious injuries caused during the matches previously contested (that had been played under the rugby union code). In
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that killed about 8% of the inhabitants of Buenos Aires. On April 25, 1873, the club was re-established under the same name and presided by Thomas Hogg as he had done with its predecessor. On June that year the BAFC played its first match since its second foundation. The game was held in the
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championship held in Argentina, being its only participation in an official competition. It is believed that the team was formed exclusively to play the tournament, with no further records about its activities in subsequent years. The team's jersey was red and white in vertical
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Today there will be a football match at Palermo; we believe it will be the first kick ever given in Buenos Ayres, and we understand that half town will be there if the weather proves favourable. The kick at the Boca never came off owing to the floods in the Potreros
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Some difficulties occurred in enforcing the Rules, which differed from any existing code, and we should recommend the adoption of one of the two recognised sets of Laws now used in England in preference to continuing our own of last
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as managers and workers of the British-owned railway lines that operated in Argentina. British citizens founded social and sports clubs where they could practise their sports, such as
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Due to poor weather conditions, the game was cancelled, being postponed for June 20, when finally the first match in Argentine football history was contested. The venue was the
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being a mix of football and rugby with no defined rules. As a consequence, on 13 May 1874 the club called its members to discuss the point "4" of its rules.
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Due to there were at least two more clubs named "Buenos Aires Football Club", the origins of those institutions must be cleared to avoid confusions:
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1876 the football association rules were kept but carrying the ball with hands was allowed. On May 7, 1876, the club returned to rugby union code.
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Despite following the football association rules (although slight modifications had been introduced), most of the members preferred to follow the
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On Thursday, 14 May 1874, the members met to discuss which rules they should follow. After the debate they finally decided to adopt the
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The last reported matches of the BAFC were in 1881, when the team played friendly rugby matches against Zingari Cricket Club and
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The "Buenos Aires Football Club" was founded on Thursday 9 May 1867 in Temple street, known today as Viamonte, in the city of
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By 1867 there was a wide British community living in Buenos Aires. Most of them had established there coming from the
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It is recorded that in 1868 two matches were also played. In one of them, the Rojos defeated Whites by 2–1.
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This article is about the first association football club in Argentina. For the rugby union team, see
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where "Banks" and "Town" played with a mix of football association and rugby union rules.
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club. This club was a founding member of "The River Plate Rugby Football Union" (current
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The first match had to take place on 25 May 1867 and was advertised in the
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The founding committee was formed by: Thomas Hogg, 24 years old, born in
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The first association football match played in Argentina, as covered by
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In 1891, a third "Buenos Aires Football Club" took part of the first
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The committee of four be elected to manage the affairs of the Club.
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remembers nowadays the 1st. football match played by the BAFC in
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The club be called "The Buenos Aires Football Club".
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