- José
Iraragorri Ealo (16
March 1912 – 27
April 1983),
nicknamed "Chato", was a
Spanish footballer who pla**** as an
inside left. Born in Basauri, Iraragorri...
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delantera histórica (en: First
historic attack),
formed by Lafuente, José
Iraragorri, Bata (top
scorer of
LaLiga in 1930–31),
Chirri II and
Guillermo Gorostiza...
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forming an
attacking partnership with Bata,
Guillermo Gorostiza, José
Iraragorri,
Chirri II and Lafuente. In 1935, Real Betis, then
known as
Betis Balompié...
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Hohmann Ernst Lehner Géza
Toldi Giovanni Ferrari Giuseppe Meazza José
Iraragorri Sven Jon****on 1 goal
Ernesto Belis Alberto Galateo Josef Bican Anton Schall...
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Tomas Agirre (Nîmes) and
Enrique Larrinaga (Racing); Forwards: Jose
Iraragorri (Athletic),
Emilio Alonso (Madrid),
Isidro Lángara (Oviedo), Luis Regueiro...
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Aquiso Juan
Antonio Ipiña 1951–52 8th Ramón
Pradera 1952–53 12th José
Iraragorri Winner Copa Federación 1953–54 12th Luis Miró 1954–55 9th 1955–56 9th...
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Ozores (1951–1952)
Odilio Bravo (1952–1953)
Armando Ligorri (1953) José
Iraragorri (1953)
Ricardo Zamora (1953–1955) Luis
Urquiri (1955–1956)
Alejandro Scopelli...
- 1936 1946 N/A No
Andoni Iraola Gipuzkoa Spain 7 2008 2011 N/A Yes José
Iraragorri Biscay Spain 7 1931 1936 1 Yes José Ángel
Iribar Gipuzkoa Spain 49 1964...
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Gorostiza (27'),
Lafuente (36'),
Garizurieta (55'),
Zabalo (71' p.)
Iraragorri (83') 2 1950–51 UE
Lleida 10–0
Zarra (1', 13', 52', 67', 70', 86'), Venancio...
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Round Opponents Score Spain scorers 1934
Round of 16 Brazil 3–1
Iraragorri (2), Lángara Quarter-final Italy 1–1 Italy 0–1 1950
Group 2 United...
