On 24 July 1983, Chávez—along with peers from his days at the military academy—launched the "Ejército Revolucionario Bolivariano" ("EBR-200"—"Revolutionary Bolivarian Army"). The ""200"" in "EBR-200"'s name derives from the movement's founding on the 200th anniversary of Simón Bolívar's birth. The movement established as its political goal the realization of "Bolivarianism" by means of a "Bolivarian Revolution". Chávez continued to play baseball in the military leagues. Indeed, he progressed with his team to the University League Championships, which were held in Caracas between 1984 and 1985. Chávez wrote collections of stories and poems, including "Vuelvan Caras", "Mauricio" and "El Genio y el Centauro" ("The Genius and the Centaur"). "El Genio y el Centauro" garnered him 3rd prize at a 1987 competition held in the "Teatro Histórico Nacional" ("National Historical Theater") in Cañafístola. One of his poems honored the late Felipe Acosta Carles, a co-founder of the "EBR-200".