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Carlo Alberto Quario

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Italian footballer and coach (1913–1984)

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Carlo Alberto Quario
Personal information
Date of birth(1913-03-14)14 March 1913
Place of birthVercelli,Italy
Date of death30 August 1984(1984-08-30) (aged 71)
PositionStriker
Senior career*
YearsTeamApps(Gls)
1932–1933Ambrosiana-Inter (B team)
1933–1934Pavia3(0)
1934–1935Ambrosiana-Inter0(0)
1935–1936Anconitana
1937–1938Falck Sesto San Giovanni
1938–1939Pro Vercelli34(21)
1939–1941Napoli51(16)
1941–1942Ambrosiana-Inter16(6)
1942–1943Biellese15(12)
1945–1947Brescia16(4)
1947–1950Pavia
Managerial career
1950–1951Bolzano
1951–1953Toma Maglie
1953–1954Parma
1954–1955Cagliari
1955–1959Venezia
1959–1960Brescia
1960–1963Venezia
1963–1964Atalanta
1964–1968Marzotto Valdagno
1968–1969Venezia
* Club domestic league appearances and goals

Carlo Alberto Quario (born 14 March 1913 inVercelli; died 30 August 1984) was an Italian professionalfootball player and coach.

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