Jan. 28, 1930 – Atlantic Coast Soccer League proposes schedule paralleling baseball season

The Atlantic Coast Soccer League renamed itself the American Soccer League, proposing a summer schedule. According to The Boston Globe: “the battle against adverse weather conditions means financial suicide.” All games would start at 8 p.m., made possible by “the installation of floodlight systems in all parks.” Dave Scott of Boston was named vice-president “to represent New England interests in the league.”

Jan. 28, 1925 – Boston Wonder Workers name Dave Scott manager, replacing player/manager Jock McIntyre

Jan. 28, 1998 – Revolution invite Irish striker Jason Sherlock to training camp

Jan. 28, 2003 – Revolution sign Joe-Max Moore on a free transfer from Everton FC

NEW ENGLAND SOCCER HISTORY