Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Paulino Alcántara across 3 places, from 1896 to 1964.
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Paulino Alcántara Riestrá (7 October 1896 – 13 February 1964) was a Spanish and Filipino professional footballer and manager who played as a forward.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Paulino Alcántara was documented, and when
1896year
Concepcion, Iloiloattested“Alcántara was born and raised in Concepcion, Iloilo, in the Spanish colony of the Philippines in 1896.”source: Wikipedia: Paulino Alcántara
1964year
FC Barcelonaattested“Alcántara fell ill of a rare condition of aplastic anaemia and died in 1964 at the age of 67 in Barcelona and is laid to rest in Cementiri de les Corts in Barcelona, Catalonia, next to Camp Nou football Stadium in Spain.”source: Wikipedia: Paulino Alcántara
1964year
Francoist Spainattested“Alcántara fell ill of a rare condition of aplastic anaemia and died in 1964 at the age of 67 in Barcelona and is laid to rest in Cementiri de les Corts in Barcelona, Catalonia, next to Camp Nou football Stadium in Spain.”source: Wikipedia: Paulino Alcántara
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1916year
Philippinesmentioned“In 1916, Alcántara's parents returned to the Philippines during a time when it was under the territorial control of the United States, took their sons and daughters with them.”source: Wikipedia: Paulino Alcántara
1917year
Tokyomentioned“He was selected by the United States Philippine national football team in 1917 and represented his country at the Far Eastern Championship Games in Tokyo, helping them defeat Japan and getting in the scoresheet of the 15–2 victory, which…”source: Wikipedia: Paulino Alcántara
1917year
Manilamentioned“However, he contracted malaria while in Manila in 1917 and apparently refused to take the prescribed medication in what was still an underdeveloped country.”source: Wikipedia: Paulino Alcántara
1918year
Francoist Spainmentioned“While there, he studied medicine and played professional football in the Philippine Domestic League, but the situation with FC Barcelona meant that in 1918, he returned to Spain to play for the club due to the high demands of his footbal…”source: Wikipedia: Paulino Alcántara
1918year
Philippinementioned“While there, he studied medicine and played professional football in the Philippine Domestic League, but the situation with FC Barcelona meant that in 1918, he returned to Spain to play for the club due to the high demands of his footbal…”source: Wikipedia: Paulino Alcántara
13 April 1919exact date
Les Corts (district)mentioned“On 13 April 1919 in a game at Les Corts against Real Sociedad, Alcántara scored the "police goal," when a policeman got in the way of a powerful shot, so both the ball and policeman ended up in the back of the net.”source: Wikipedia: Paulino Alcántara
4 August 1936exact date
Andorramentioned“On 4 August 1936, he became a soldier and fled to Andorra and France after Franco's coup failed to take the city of Barcelona on 18 July 1936.”source: Wikipedia: Paulino Alcántara
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