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Membership prices increased, while 790 new socios joined (185 of which were women and children)

The life of a club and the strength of its sustainability depends heavily on permanent facilities for its members.

Notice the reference to "mate", a folkloric symbol of the club, which prides itself on maintaining ties to the nation's gaucho past. In a later section, teachers are hired to help children learn traditional dances.

Of note is the mention of purchasing Paraguayan players to reinforce the squad, which fits into the age of futbol espectáculo

Helpful data in comparison to other years, as well as in relation to other major clubs.

These pages show club membership figures, earnings from club dues (broken down by age, gender, and location), and expenditures for cultural activities at CABJ.

This table records the data for club membership at Boca Juniors between October 1965 and September 1966 - a period of stability with only a net loss of over 100 socios.

This table records the data for club membership at Boca Juniors between October 1966 and September 1967 - a period of small growth with an additional 4,000 socios.

This table records the data for club membership at Boca Juniors between October 1969 and September 1969 - a period of relatively small decline with a decrease of almost 5,000 socios (10%).

A very helpful set of charts tracking the years 1943-1947

A snapshot of club membership and fútbol events in 1958, when Argentine offered a very poor performance at the World Cup.

More financial records

Useful for understanding how clubs went into debt or continued to profit.

Useful for understanding how clubs went into debt or continued to profit.

Very detailed look at club membership, hovering between 33,000 and 40,000 members (they paid in 1954 an average of 75.6 pesos a year to be a member-pg. 112; 3,053,340 pesos in annual dues paid by 40,364 members)

Very detailed look at club membership, compare to 1954 and 1956
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