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North American Soccer League Players Oscar Albuquerque Born: September City: Lima, Peru Height: 5' 8" Weight: 155 lbs. College: Laurentian University Team League Year Num Pos Games Goals Assists Pts Citizen Toronto Metros- NASL 76 23 M 0 0 0 0 Canada Croatia Toronto Metros- NASL 77 23 M 0 0 0 0 Canada Croatia Toronto Metros- NASL 78 23 M 0 0 0 0 Canada Croatia Toronto NASL 79 25 M 0 0 0 0 Canada Blizzard Denver 80- MISL 15 M 37 15 27 42 Canada Avalanche 81 Denver 81- MISL 15 M 43 15 25 40 Canada Avalanche 82 Phoenix 82- MISL 15 M 48 33 34 67 Canada Inferno 83 Phoenix 83- MISL 15 M 47 21 29 50 Canada Pride 84 Las Vegas 84- MISL 13 M 39 8 6 14 Canada Americans 85 Los 85- Angeles MISL 13 M 17 4 5 9 Canada 86 Lazers New York 86- MISL 16 M 13 2 3 5 Canada Express 87 Memphis 86- AISA 13 M 24 35 18 43 Canada Storm 87 North York CSL 87 M Canada Rockets Hamilton CSL 87 M Canada Steelers Chicago 87- MISL 13 M 53 22 16 38 Canada Sting 88 Chicago 88- AISA 13 M 37 16 17 48 Canada Power 89 Chicago 89- AISA 13 M 21 5 9 19 Canada Power 90 Illinois 90- NPSL 13 M 40 40 45 Canada Thunder 91 Illinois NPSL 91- 13 M 9 1 2 Canada Thunder 92 Toronto Metros-Croatia 1978 Home (NASL) Toronto Metros-Croatia 1978 Road (NASL) Toronto Blizzard 1979 Home (NASL) Toronto Blizzard 1979 Road (NASL) Canadian National Team 1979 (University Games) Denver Avalanche 1980-81 Home (MISL) Tim Walters (13), Oscar Albuquerque (15), Pascal Antoine (G) Chicago Horizons at Denver Avalanche Denver Avalanche 1980-81 Road (MISL) Thanks Jan Reinertsen Denver Avalanche 1981-82 Home (MISL) Denver Avalanche 1981-82 Road (MISL) Thanks, http://mytampabayrowdies.blogspot.com/ Phoenix Inferno 1982-83 Home (MISL) Phoenix Inferno 1982-83 Road (MISL) John McDermott (11), Ruben Astigarraga (9), Pato Margetic (10), Oscar Albuquerque (15) Phoenix Inferno at Chicago Sting All-Star West 1982-83 (MISL) Phoenix Pride 1983-84 Home (MISL) Thanks Jan Reinertsen Phoenix Pride 1983-84 Road (MISL) Sam Bick (17), Slobo Ilijevski (30), Oscar Albuquerque (15), Ty Keough, Ruben Astigarraga (9), Mike O'Mara (25) Phoenix Pride at St. Louis Steamers Las Vegas Americans 1984-85 Home (MISL) Las Vegas Americans 1984-85 Road (MISL) Los Angeles Lazers 1985-86 Home (MISL) Los Angeles Lazers 1985-86 Road (MISL) New York Express 1986-87 Home (MISL) New York Express 1986-87 Road (MISL) Pacific Trading Cards Hamilton Steelers 1987 Home (CSL) Hamilton Steelers 1987 Road (CSL) Chicago Sting 1987-88 Home (MISL) Chicago Sting 1987-88 Road (MISL) Memphis Storm 1986-87 (AISA) Chicago Power 1988-89 (AISA) .

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