The 1975 Argentina rugby union tour of France was a series of eight matches played by the
Argentina national rugby union team in October.
It was the first tour of Argentinian team in France, and the second in Europe.
Matches
Points scoring rules: try 4, conversion 2, penalty, drop and goal from a mark 3 points.
Coste Basque: Lataste; Pécune, Etchenique, Ara, Serre; Vivies, Berrouet; Lassoujade, Bastiat (capt.), Petrissans; Haget e Imbemon (Lourdon); Azarete, Yachvili, Paparemborde.
Argentina: Sansot; D. Beccar Varela, Travaglini, Rodríguez Jurado, O'Farrell; Porta, Morgan (capt); Mastai, Migúens, Neyra; Bottarini, Fernández; Nicola, Casas, Carluccio.
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Second division XV: Daubinet; Xaussa, Cieply, Delaigue, Lazartigue; Morot, Barella; Rabatel, Mahe, Rame; Vidal, Jedreziak; Leconte, Lard, Salas.
Argentina: García Terán; 0' Farrell, L'Erario, Travaglini, Gauweloose; G. Beccar Varela, Rinaldi; Neyra, Bori, Carracedo; Mangiamelli, Bottarini; Carbone, Correa, Cerioni
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Languedoc: Benacloi; Harize, Billoc, Badin, Bourkels; Perteil, Barrau; Boffelli, Viel, Verdoulet; Sappa-, Senal; Ducloup, Salette, Chaiivet.
Argentina: Sansot; D. Beccar Varela, Rodríguez Jurado, Cappelletti, Gauweloose; Porta, Morgan (c); Neyra, Miguens, Mastai; Bottarini, Fernández; Nicola, Correa, Carluccio.
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Midi-Pyrénées:: Sarnel; R. Aue, J.P. Aue, Cimarosti, Jacomet; Laporte, Tapie, Massac, Bariolet, Porcel; Saturnín, Junca; Revaillero, Besogne, Cuny.
Argentina: García Terán; Gauweloose, L'Erario, Cappelletti, O'Farrell; G. Beccar Varela, Rinaldi; Carracedo, Bori, Miguens; Bottarini, Mangiamelfi; Carbone, Vila, Cerioni.
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Bourges XV Pommier; Laberzri, Pérez, Laczack, Soula; Auriat, Monar; Kaczarowski,
Dusang, Perón; Decrae, Genois; Dumusois, Garouste, Dalos.
Argentina: Sansot; Gauweloose, Rodríguez Jurado, Cappelletti y, O'Farrell; Porta, Morgan; Neyra, Miguens, Carracedo; Bottarini, Fernández; Nicola, Vila, Cerioni
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Notes
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1975
It was also declared the ''International Women's Year'' by the United Nations and the European Architectural Heritage Year by the Council of Europe.
Events
January
* January 1 - Watergate scandal (United States): John N. Mitchell, H. R. ...
1975
It was also declared the ''International Women's Year'' by the United Nations and the European Architectural Heritage Year by the Council of Europe.
Events
January
* January 1 - Watergate scandal (United States): John N. Mitchell, H. R. ...
1975 in Argentine rugby union
1975–76 in French rugby union