They played for Barça until 1911, being part of the club's first great team in the early 1910s, which had the likes of Massana, Amechazurra, Peris, Paco Bru and the Wallace brothers (Charles and Percival).
[7] On 18 November 1909, Comamala made his international debut at the Camp de la Indústria, on the occasion of a benefit match for the injured people in the Second Melillan campaign, starting for Equip Blanc (White Team) alongside the likes of Francisco Bru, Emilio Sampere, and his brother Carles; he helped his side to a 6–2 victory over the Catalan national team, which marked Catalonia's first match after a three-year hiatus.
[8] On 8 December 1912, Comamala earned his only cap for the Catalan national team at the Camp de la Indústria, on the occasion of a benefit match for the Union of Journalists, helping his side to a 5–2 victory over a Selection of foreigners who played in Spain.
For instance, in December 1908, when the RCD Espanyol organized a sports party to benefit the Provincial House of Charity, which took place at the AC Galeno field located next to the Clinical Hospital, Comamala participated in a 100-meter foot sprint race, in which he narrowly lost to Enrique Peris; the first two were awarded gold and silver medals.
[10] Then there was another foot race, this time of 1,000 meters (four and a half laps around the field), in which Comamala also participated along with his former FC Barcelona teammate Matias Colmenares, who was now with AC Galeno.