Apart from President Gil Gonçalves, the administrative council consisted of: Jacinto da Câmara Teixeira (Vice-President), António Mendes Linhares (Tresurer), Armando Magalhães de Mendonça (first Secretary), José Elias do Amaral (second Secretary), António Lino dos Santos Ramos Moniz (Director) and José Correia Berbereia (Director). In addition to corresponding publications in "O Pátria", acknowledge the teams training schedule in the city field on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, with the season opener dated for 22 December 1929, against the Lusitânia Sport Club. This game, which would be the first of an ongoing rivalry between the two teams, was won by Angrense (4-3), and included the following players: José C. da Silva Freitas (José Baptista), Pedro José Pimentel (Pedro Brasileiro) and Mário Pereira de Aguiar; José Luís Gonçalves (José das Terras), Eugénio Pereira de Aguiar and Ildefonso Borges; Manuel Serpa Bulcão, Manuel Pereira, António Lino dos Santos Moniz, João Borges and José António Ávila. The goals were marked by Manuel Pereira, João Borges (captain of the team at the time) and António Lino (who scored twice). The first team was equipped with a red jersey, with black vertical stripes, taking on some of the characteristics of the former Sporting Club of Terceira (red jerseys and white shorts) and Club Desportivo Angrense (all black jerseys). The importance of Angrense within Azorean football was consolidated between the 1930s and 1950s, with a total of eight district championships. By the time Angrense captured its first title, in the district championship of Angra do Heroísmo (1931-1932), the team had already adapted its recognizable red shirt, white shorts and red socks, that was comparable to the early Sporting Club of Terceira. At the end of the 1933-1934 season, Angrense won the Azorean championship in Ponta Delgada, against rivals União Micaelense and Angústias da Horta. This championship was never recognized officially, because the Azorean tournament (which began to serve as the regional championship), for the Portuguese Cup, only began in the following season.