About the Book
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 40. Chapters: Uruguayan sportspeople stubs, Gonzalo Rodriguez, Uruguay women's national football team, Rampla Juniors, Uruguay at the 2008 Summer Olympics, Racing Club de Montevideo, El Tanque Sisley, Central Espanol, Centro Atletico Fenix, Rocha F.C., Diego Ormaechea, Tacuarembo F.C., Huracan Buceo, C.A. Rentistas, Miramar Misiones, Uruguay at the 1952 Summer Olympics, Old Christians Club, Carlos Grossmuller, Uruguay at the 1948 Summer Olympics, Diego Perez, Carrasco Polo Club, Alvaro Tardaguila, Juan Caceres, Alberto Uria, Atenas de San Carlos, Sud America, Uruguay at the 1956 Summer Olympics, Uruguay at the 1960 Summer Olympics, Uruguay at the 1984 Summer Olympics, Cilindro Municipal, Football in Uruguay, Uruguay at the 1996 Summer Olympics, Uruguay at the 1936 Summer Olympics, Basanez, Gustavo Trelles, Old Boys & Old Girls Club, Milton Wynants, Heber Viera, Eitel Cantoni, C.S.D. Villa Espanola, Martin Kutscher, Juan Menchaca, Nestor Pias, Uruguay women's national volleyball team, Ricardo Vera, Uruguay at the 1968 Summer Olympics, Julio Maglione, Uruguay Davis Cup team, Julio Balparda, Uruguay Maccabiah rugby union team, Uruguay at the 1972 Summer Olympics, Fiorella Bonicelli, Plaza Colonia, Uruguayan Rugby Union, Uruguay at the 1992 Summer Olympics, Club Atletico Boston River, Diego Aguirre, Pablo Lemoine, Diego Lamelas, Deportivo Maldonado, Joaquin Pastore, Uruguay national beach soccer team, Paul Kutscher, Uruguay at the 1964 Summer Olympics, Geovane Fernandez, Martin Acosta y Lara, Victorio Cieslinskas, Uruguay at the 1928 Summer Olympics, Uruguay men's national volleyball team, Bernardo Roselli, Nicolas Brignoni, Carmelo Bentancur, Nelson Demarco, Deborah Gyurcsek, Teodoro Goliardi, Deportivo Colonia, Durazno FC, Hector Costa, Federico Moreira, Alfredo Evangelista, Juan Paladino, Montevideo Basket Ball Club, Adesio Lombar...
