João Teixeira de Carvalho Tournament against America. It was in this competition that the black-and-whites beat Vasco da Gama with a score of 5–0, the biggest win over the rival. Also in 1958, the club participated for the first time in the Mexico Pentagonal Tournament, finishing as runner-up. In 1959, it was defeated by Santos in the final of the Teresa Herrera Trophy. In 1960, Glorioso once again won a championship abroad, by winning the Torneio Internacional de Colombia. In the same year, the club lost striker Paulinho Valentim, traded to Boca Juniors. In 1961, Botafogo won the Início Cup and the Carioca Championship, after beating Flamengo 3–0 in the final round, with two goals by Amarildo. Abroad, it competed for the Orange Trophy and won the Triangular Tournament in Costa Rica. The following year, they won three titles: They were twice champions of the Carioca Championship, again defeating Flamengo 3–0 in the final round; they won the Rio-São Paulo Tournament for the first time; and they also won the Pentagonal Tournament in Mexico. Still in 1962, Garrincha led the Brazilian National Team in the campaign for the World Cup title, in a team that included five other Botafogo players. The year 1963 began with the final round of the Campeonato Brasileiro. Botafogo reached the final against Santos, its biggest rival at the time, but ended up defeated. In the Libertadores Cup, there was another loss to the Santos team, this time in the semi-finals. The most notable achievement of the season was the Paris International Tournament when Botafogo beat Racing Paris with a goal by Quarentinha in the 40th minute. The revenge against the Santos team came in the Rio-São Paulo Tournament of 1964. After finishing the initial phase tied at the top, Botafogo and Santos would face each other in two extra games to decide the championship. In the first match, at the Maracanã Stadium, the team from Rio de Janeiro defeated their rivals 3–2. The return match, however, never took place, as both clubs went on tour abroad. Thus, both Botafogo and Santos were declared champions. In international territories, Glorioso won two titles: The Panamaribo Cup, in Suriname, and the Golden Jubilee Tournament, in La Paz. In the Ibero-American Tournament, in Buenos Aires, the club faced Barcelona, River Plate, and Boca Juniors. The Brazilian team and the Argentine duo finished tied on points and, without enough dates