File:1961–62 Inter Milan's Balleri, Morbello, Hitchens, Bicchierai, Corso, Dellagiovanna and Bolchi.jpg

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Description Milan (Italy), San Siro, February 4, 1962. F.C. Internazionale's footballers leaves happies the pitch at the end of the victorius derby versus A.C. Milan (0-2), Matchday 24 of the Italian League 1961–62 Serie A. From left to right: Costanzo Balleri with the match ball as a memento, Egidio Morbello, Gerald Archibald "Gerry" Hitchens, Remo Bicchierai, Mario Corso, Giorgio Dellagiovanna and captain Bruno Bolchi.
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