Aug. 19, 1930 – Botafogo FC 2:1 U.S., night game at Estadio Laranjeiras

Final game of U.S. post-1930 World Cup tour. James Brown, 21, headed to Manchester United in 1932, scored for the U.S. Carvalho Leite, who played in the 1930 World Cup and had scored for Brazil in a 4-3 win over the U.S. on April 17, 1930, converted one of Botafogo’s goals. Brown, Mike Bookie, Arnie Oliver, Bert Patenaude were playing their final game for the U.S. national team. Goals: Ariza, Carvalho Leite; Brown.

Aug. 19, 1934 – Lusitania Recreation 1:1 Bunker Hill Celtics at Commercial Field, East Cambridge

Aug. 19, 1975 – Costa Rica 3:1 U.S., Mexico City

Henry McCully scores in international debut.

Aug. 19, 1978 – Mike Flanagan, three other New England Tea Men players, named to NASL All-Star team

Aug. 19, 1985 – Bobby Clark, 39, named Dartmouth coach

Aug. 19, 2000 – Revolution 2:1 Tampa Bay, Foxboro Stadium (Att.: 15,129)

Wolde Harris six-game scoring streak. Goals: Harris, Baba; Ralston.

Aug. 19, 2007 – Kansas City 0:1 Revolution, Arrowhead Stadium (Att. 9,035)

Taylor Twellman’s 89^th MLS goal. Twellman totaled 23 goals in all competitions for the Revolution (plus one for the U.S. national team) in 2007. Revolution (11W-5L-6D, 39 points) take Supporter’s Shield lead in MLS standings.

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