Mário "Tilico" e Zezinho foram dois participantes do time campeão da I Taça Guanabara, criada em 1965, para apontar o representante do Estado na Taça Brasil, a disputa que mandava dois representantes brasileiros à Taça Libertadores da América.
O primeiro atou tanto na ponta-direita, como pelo comando do ataque, enquanto o outro era ponteiro-esquerdo, que podia atuar, também, pelo outro lado do campo. Na reportagem do Nº 530 da semanal Revista do Esporte, eles apontaram os seus melhores marcadores.
Na Esporte Ilustrado, revista, também, carioca, mas que circulou até quase três décadas antes da citadas acima, quem ganhou a capa do Nº 713, de 6 de dezembro de 1951, foi o atacante Friaça, aquele que marcou o único gol brasileiro na decisão do Copa do Mndo-1950. Ele foi fotografado antes de um durante um jogo contra o argentino Boca Juniors. 
Mário "Tilico" and Zezinho were two participants in the 1965 Guanabara Cup I champion team to appoint the State representative in the Brazil Cup, the dispute that sent two Brazilian representatives to the Copa Libertadores de América. The first one tied both on the right-hand side and the attack command, while the other was a left-hander who could also act on the other side of the field. In the report of No. 530 of the weekly Sports Magazine, they pointed out their best scorers.
In the Illustrated Sport, also a Rio magazine, which circulated until nearly two decades before the above mentioned, who won the cover of No. 713, dated December 6, 1951, was the striker Friaça, the one who scored the only Brazilian goal in the Decision of the Mndo-1950 Cup. He was photographed before one during a match against Argentinean Boca Juniors.
Mário "Tilico" and Zezinho were two participants in the 1965 Guanabara Cup I champion team to appoint the State representative in the Brazil Cup, the dispute that sent two Brazilian representatives to the Copa Libertadores de América. The first one tied both on the right-hand side and the attack command, while the other was a left-hander who could also act on the other side of the field. In the report of No. 530 of the weekly Sports Magazine, they pointed out their best scorers.In the Illustrated Sport, also a Rio magazine, which circulated until nearly two decades before the above mentioned, who won the cover of No. 713, dated December 6, 1951, was the striker Friaça, the one who scored the only Brazilian goal in the Decision of the Mndo-1950 Cup. He was photographed before one during a match against Argentinean Boca Juniors.
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