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Alfonso Cabeza de Vaca y Leighton, 11th
Marquess of
Portago, GE (11
October 1928 – 12 May 1957), best
known as
Alfonso de Portago, was a
Spanish aristocrat...
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finished 1-2-3. The race is
marked with
fatal crashes of
drivers Alfonso de Portago and
Josef H. Göttgens, the
former involving in an
accident that claimed...
- driver:
Alfonso de Portago was
competing in that year's
Mille Miglia when his tire blew and his car spun into the crowd.
De Portago was
killed along...
- cat's eye. The
ensuing blowout causes de Portago's car to flip over and fly out of control,
killing de Portago, his navigator, and nine onlookers, including...
- had met the
married Spanish athlete Alfonso Cabeza de Vaca,
Marquis of
Portago (Alfonso
de Portago). Her
children were
again sent to live with her parents...
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Christian was seen with
Spanish racing driver Alfonso de Portago, who was
married to
American Carroll de Portago (later
Carroll Petrie).
Carroll had
recently given...
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Ocasek – vocals, guitar,
keyboards Jules Shear,
Steve Cataldo,
Antonio DePortago –
vocals Roger Greenawalt,
Casey Lindström –
guitar Fuzzbee Morse – guitar...
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Francisco de Paula Gómez
de Terán y Negrete, 4th
Marquis of Portazgo, also
written as
Portago, (1760–1816) was a
Spanish military commander. As a cadet...
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Linda Christian kisses Alfonso de Portago at a
brief stop
during the 1957
Mille Miglia race in
northern Italy.
Portago was
killed moments later when a...
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Marquess of
Portago (Spanish: Marqués
de Portago) is a
hereditary title in the
Peerage of
Spain accompanied by the
dignity of Grandee,
granted in 1744...
