Feb. 20, 1938 – South Sides (St. Louis) 2:4 German SC, U.S. Open Cup quarterfinals

The German SC (Castle Shannon, Pa.) team included Aldo “Buff” Donelli, the U.S. national team’s star striker during the 1934 World Cup, who would go on to play and coach the Pittsburgh Steelers, also coaching Boston University and Columbia football teams. Castle Shannon fell to eventual champion Sparta Garden City in the semifinals. South Sides (St. Louis) Alex McNab played for six successive National Challenge Cup (U.S. Open Cup) champions, starting with Fall River in 1930.

Goals: McNab (2); Donelli (2), Larry Dolinar (2)

Brookhattan 7:0 Ponta Delgada, U.S. Open Cup at Starlight Park, Brooklyn (Att.: 3,000)

Feb. 20, 1997 – Revolution acquire Chiquinho Conde from Vitoria Setubal

Feb. 20, 2011 – Revolution midfielder Shalrie Joseph arrested for trespassing at team hotel. Kevin Alston and Joseph suspended and banished from preseason training

Prelude to a 5W-16L-13D (28 points) season that included a 10-game (0-7-3) winless streak in all competitions.

NEW ENGLAND SOCCER HISTORY