Amateur Era in Argentine Football - Top Scorers By Year

Top Scorers By Year

For more details on this topic, see List of Argentine Primera División top scorers.

Below is the list of topscorers in amateur era (1891-1934):

Season	Player	Club	Goals
1891	F. Archer	Bs. Aires al Rosario Railway	7
1893	William Leslie	Lomas	7
1894	James Gifford	Flores	7
1895	(no records for this season)
1896	T.F. Allen Juan Anderson	Flores Lomas	7
1897	Stirling, William	Lomas	20
1898	T.F. Allen	Lanús AC 5	11
1899	Percy Hooton	Belgrano AC	3
1900	Spencer Leonard	English High School 1	8
1901	Herbert Dorning	Belgrano AC	5
1902	Jorge Brown	Alumni	11
1903	Jorge Brown	Alumni	12
1904	Alfredo Brown	Alumni	11
1905	Tristán Gonzáles Carlos Lett	Estudiantes (BA) Alumni	12
1906	Eliseo Brown Percy Hooton Henry Lawrie Carlos Whalley	Alumni Quilmes Lomas Belgrano AC	8
1907	Eliseo Brown	Alumni	24
1908	Eliseo Brown	Alumni	19
1909	Eliseo Brown	Alumni	17
1910	Arnold Watson Hutton	Alumni	13
1911	Ricardo Malbrán Ernesto Lett Antonio Piaggio	San Isidro Alumni Porteño	10
1912 AAF	Alberto Ohaco	Racing	9
1912 FAF	Ernesto Colla	Independiente	12
1913 AAF	Alberto Ohaco	Racing	20
1913 FAF	Guillermo Dannaher	Argentino de Quilmes	16
1914 AAF	Alberto Ohaco	Racing	20
1914 FAF	Norberto Carabelli	Hispano Argentino	11
1915	Alberto Ohaco	Racing	31
1916	Marius Hiller	Gimnasia y Esgrima (BA)	16
1917	Antonio Marcovecchio	Racing	18
1918	Albérico Zabaleta	Racing	13
1919 AAF	Alfredo Garassino Alfredo Martín	Boca Juniors Boca Juniors	6
1919 AAm	Antonio Marcovecchio	Racing Club	16
1920 AAF	Fausto Lucarelli	Banfield	15
1920 AAm	Santiago Carreras	Vélez Sársfield	19
1921 AAF	Guillermo Dannaher	Huracán	23
1921 AAm	Alberico Zabaleta	Racing	32
1922 AAF	J. Clarke Domingo Tarasconi	Sportivo Palermo Boca Juniors	11
1922 AAm	Manuel Seoane	Independiente	55
1923 AAF	Domingo Tarasconi	Boca Juniors	40
1923 AAm	M. Barceló	Racing	15
1924 AAF	Domingo Tarasconi	Boca Juniors	16
1924 AAm	Fausto Lucarelli Luis Ravaschino	Sportivo Buenos Aires Independiente	15
1925 AAF	José Gaslini	Chacarita Juniors	16
1925 AAm	Alberto Bellomo	Estudiantes (LP)	16
1926 AAF	Roberto Cherro	Boca Juniors	20
1926 AAm	Manuel Seoane	Independiente	29
1927	Domingo Tarasconi	Boca Juniors	32
1928	Roberto Cherro	Boca Juniors	32
1929	José Cortecce Manuel Seoane	San Lorenzo Independiente	13
1930	Roberto Cherro	Boca Juniors	37
1931 AAF	J. Ciancia	Almagro	14
1932 AAF	J. Irurieta	All Boys	23
1933 AAF	A. Lorenzo	Barracas Central	16
1934 AAF	C. Maseda Domingo Tarasconi	Argentino de Quilmes San Martín de Tucumán	16

Notes:

• 1 When Alumni won the 1900 title the club still named "Club Atlético English High School". In 1901 it was renamed due to the Football Association did not allow teams to use the same name as the school they represented to avoid advertising purposes.
• 2 The Federación Amateurs de Football (FAF) was a rival association that organized its own championships from 1912 to 1914.
• 3 The Asociación Amateurs de Football (Aam) was a rival association that organized its own championships from 1919 to 1926.
• 4 The Asociación Argentina de Football (AAF) was an amateur rival association that organized its own championships from 1931 to 1934 when football became professional. In 1935 it merged with the professional league Liga Argentina de Fútbol (LAF), being all its teams relegated to second division.
• 5 Not to be confused with Club Atlético Lanús.