Oscar Bonfiglio
Oscar Bonfiglio Martinez ( October 5, 1905 *; † 14 January 1987), also known by the nickname El Yori, was a Mexican football player.
Biography
International career
The goalkeeper was a member of the Mexican national football team, and took her part in the first World Cup in 1930. There he came in games against France and Argentina used. In those two games, he conceded ten goals. He also was a member of the squad at the Summer Olympic Games in 1928, where Mexico failed to Spain in the second round with 1:7.
Club career
Óscar Bonfiglio " El Yori " began his active playing career with the military team Cuenta y Administración, which had been summoned by the head of the same department, the football-mad Colonel Rafael M. Aguirre to life. With inclusion in the capital league the team was renamed Guerra y Marina, under which they participated in the season 1922/23 in the league. Because the statutes of the League from now forbidden to name a team after an official institution ( in this case, the War and Navy Ministry ), the club had to get a new name for the upcoming season. Because many of the founding members and players came from the Mexican states of Sonora and Sinaloa - also Bonfiglio was born Sonor Enser - these formed the basis for the new name Son -Sin, under the took the team in the season 1923/24, in the capital city league. After the present General Aguirre was ordered to Sonora, the team fell apart and Bonfiglio moved to CF Asturias. After the return of General Aguirre after Mexico City and filled the starving football team with new life. This was the birth of Club Marte, who played on the 1928/29 season in the Capital League. With Bonfiglio between the posts of the reactivated club won the championship in 1929 right off the bat. One of the most bitter in all respects hours in the club's history the club Marte was suffered in the championship round of 1932/33, 3:10 defeat against Club América. However, as far outweighed the level of earnings, was the injury that Óscar Bonfiglio drew upon in that game. He suffered a broken leg complicated, which forced him to his premature retirement from active football players existence.
Activities following the active career
After his playing career, he went to Guadalajara, where he was initially the item was entrusted as president of the Liga de Fútbol de Jalisco. After a short coach station at CD Guadalajara, he took over in 1939 the reconstruction of the Selección Jalisco and led the national team of Jalisco by the last three seasons of the Primera Fuerza. After the introduction of professional football Bonfiglio went back to Mexico City and took over in 1944 an official post in the CF Atlante, which he held until 1947. In 1948 he moved to Irapuato, where he took over as coach at CD Irapuato.
Title
- Mexican champion: 1929 ( with Marte )
Trivia
Bonfiglio was the father of the Mexican actor Oscar Morelli and grandfather of actor Óscar Bonfiglio.