Result: the auditorium applauded until defeats for the tricolor but it did not accept defeats for the Botafogo. Fair-play Brazilian would be an English inheritance? It can have, yes, an English DNA half, but aboriginal half also. It is what we see in Gilbert Freyre: ' ' Of the games and the dances of the savages of Brazil several had evident pedagogical intention; being to notice ' quietao and amizade' in other words ' fair-play' that the Cardim priest in such a way admired in braslicos caboclos of 1500. Nothing of ' bad name or pulha' of a player to another one. Nothing of ' to call names to the parents and mes'. is possible that to fix the contrast of this well to proceed with the one from the European boys the priest exaggerates: ' rare when they play if they disconcert, nor they desavenhem for cousa some, and rare they give ones in the others, nor pelejam'. ' ' But I go to leave more details on Belfort Duarte for my future book on the existing teamses of America name in Brazil. What I wanted to bring here I am cordialidade cases, cavalheirismo, ' ' fidalguia' ' between the proper clubs.
We go they. America x Inhabitant of the state of Rio de Janeiro, 1911 Championship of second pictures of soccer. Game marked between America and Fluminense but the tricolor did not obtain to organize its teams in time to dispute the departure. Instead of insisting on the fulfilment of the table, the American commission agent, Mrio Newton, offer to transfer the game for when the Inhabitant of the state of Rio de Janeiro he was with the ready team. The departure occurs in the following month, when America loses and is reached by the tricolor in the first place. In the game of sattle of matter, the Inhabitant of the state of Rio de Janeiro it wins the departure and it gains the certame.