He achieved recognition as a Filipino Champion in 1912 and also earned a call up to participate in the Far Eastern Games held in Manila, the year after, in 1913.

[3][4] After winning the tournament, he, alongside his Bohemian teammates, faced South China AA for the "Campeonato del Carnaval" and added another continental success under their tally.

[4] Cacho, along with many of his Bohemian teammates, was called up to represent the Philippine Islands football team in the first edition of the Far Eastern Games in 1913 held in Manila.

Cacho began collecting stamps during his time as a young footballer, and he went on to become the president of the two national philatelic associations, the Asociacion Filatelica de Filipinas and the Philippine Air Mail Society.

Among them, Cacho would found a former teammate and friend at Bohemian, Eduardo Yrezabal, who was the stamp club president and shared his passion of collecting.

Philately was his mainly passion but he was still an athlete inside and throughout his life as he took part at the sporting activities of the Casino Español de Manila in the meantime.