Feb. 1, 1930 – New Bedford 2:2 Fall River, captain James Montgomerie testimonial

Jimmy Montgomerie, who played 303 ASL games (297 for the Whalers), scoring 45 goals, presented with “a loving cup and purse of gold.” Montgomerie, a center half, continued to perform for the Whalers after the ASL folded in 1931. The Boston Globe account of the match notes Montgomerie “has taken part in 317 games.” Montgomerie served in the Canadian Armed Forces in World War I and World War II, receiving the Military Medal and Military Cross. Montgomerie remained popular in Southeastern Massachusetts, returning for a benefit dinner in 1963, according to Colin Jose’s American Soccer League 1921-31/The Golden Years of American Soccer.

New York Nationals 9:4 Bridgeport at Polo Grounds

Goals: Nelson 5, Martyn 3, Donnelly (og); Pipa 2, Szentmiklosy, Kuntner.

Feb. 1, 1998 – Revolution select Dahir Mohammed (Long Island Rough Riders) in MLS Supplemental Draft

Revolution lose Darren Sawatzky to Dallas Burn. Former Revolution midfielder Geoff Aunger selected by D.C. United

Feb. 1, 2000 – John Murphy named Revolution goalkeeper coach

Feb. 1, 2016 – Revolution acquire midfielder Xavier Kouassi from FC Sion as DP on free transfer

NEW ENGLAND SOCCER HISTORY