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Chale Pereira

1932 – 2006

Nicaraguan baseball executive

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About Chale Pereira

Lived 1932 – 2006 (aged 73–74).

Carlos "Chale" Pereira Ocampo was a Nicaraguan baseball executive who was the president of the International Baseball Federation (FIBA) from 1948 to 1950. Immediately after his election, he brought the 1948 edition of the Amateur World Series to his home country. He also organized the 1950 Amateur World Series in Nicaragua, managing to convince Cuba (which had boycotted the tournament since 1945) to return. However, Pereira was forced to resign from the FIBA presidency after it emerged that Puerto Rico had illegally included professional baseball players on their roster.

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Important facts

Born
1932
Birth century
Died
2006

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Chale Pereira?

Nicaraguan baseball executive

When was Chale Pereira born?

Chale Pereira was born in 1932.

When did Chale Pereira die?

Chale Pereira died in 2006.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Chale Pereira

· Wikidata: Q124808966

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