Sports
A collection dedicated to the sporting moments that left their mark on the town: teams, tournaments, practices, and games that brought generations together. A journey through the passions that brought La Pelada to life.
Club Atlético y Social Independiente (C.A.S.I.)
Marilu Ravasio de Bauducco
Club Atlético y Social Independiente (C.A.S.I.)
Marilu Ravasio de Bauducco
Club Atlético y Social Independiente (C.A.S.I.)
Marilu Ravasio de Bauducco
Club Atlético y Social Independiente (C.A.S.I.)
Marilu Ravasio de Bauducco
Club Atlético y Social Independiente (C.A.S.I.)
Marilu Ravasio de Bauducco
Club Atlético y Social Independiente (C.A.S.I.)
Marilu Ravasio de Bauducco
The hall of the Club Atlético y Social Independiente (C.A.S.I.)
Familia Tesolín
Opening of the little hall at Club Independiente — 11 August 1968.
Familia Marengo
Opening of the little hall at Club Independiente — 11 August 1968 — sponsors Hector Cueva and Mary de Cuevas — Sabato Bonetti — Teresa de Bonetti
Familia Marengo
Eduardo Marengo. Bicycle races in Las Colonias.
Familia Marengo
Bicycle race at Club Independiente.
María José Abbá
Bicycle race at Club Independiente.
María José Abbá
Villa María (Córdoba) — 1970.
Luis Strada
Championship commemorative pennant. 1972.
Luis Strada
Badge of the Asociación Peladanse de Tenis Criollo.
Luis Strada
Tenis criollo (a local racquet sport, unrelated to tennis) in La Pelada.
María José Abbá
Tenis criollo (a local racquet sport, unrelated to tennis) in La Pelada.
María José Abbá
Asociación Peladanse de Tenis Criollo. In Villa María, Córdoba.
Luis Strada
Asociación Peladanse de Tenis Criollo. In Rosario, province of Santa Fe.
Luis Strada
Asociación Peladanse de Tenis Criollo.
Luis Strada
"Delegation of the Asociación Peladanse de Tenis Criollo, attending the Argentine Championship of tenis criollo (a local racquet sport, unrelated to tennis), held in San Justo, Santa Fe, on 29 and 30 October and 1 November 1966."
Luis Strada
"Argentine championship, 1968, in Rosario. Mixed doubles with Estela López. We came fourth. In the play-off for first place."
Luis Strada
Asociación Peladanse de Tenis Criollo at Club Independiente La Pelada.
Luis Strada
Buenos Aires — Argentine tournament. Juan C. García and Luis Strada.
Luis Strada
