Jan. 15, 1933 – Boston SC 5:2 Pawtucket Rangers, National Cup round-robin series, Lincoln Park

The Pawtucket (R.I.) Rangers, who had blanked Boston by a score of 5-0 on Jan. 14, 1933, reached the semifinals of the 1933 National Cup (U.S. Open Cup). The Rangers lost in the finals of the 1934, ’35 and 1942 U.S. Open Cup and won the 1941 tournament. Goals: McMillan 2 (PKs), Tommy Ritchie, Willie Ballantyne, Charley O’Hare; Bob McIntyre, Tommy Florie. Ejected: Harry Burness; Walter Dick.

       Fall River FC 1:2 Victoria Mills (Thornton, R.I.), National Cup

Fall River missing Gonsalves, plus Jim White and Tec White, “out … with the grippe.”

     Clan MacGregor 6:0 Roxbury, Boston & District League, Faxon Field, Quincy, Mass.

Freddy Greer scores four goals as Clan MacGregor (8W-2L-0D, 16 points) retains league lead.

Jan. 15, 1921 – Fall River Rovers 1:1 Fore River, Southern New England League (Att.: 1,000)

Fore River had eliminated Fall River Rovers from the 1920-21 U.S. Open Cup in December. Goals: Parker (PK); Scullion.

          England XI 2:1 Scotland XI, Fore River Grounds, Quincy, Mass.

Jan. 15, 1998 – Walter Zenga announces retirement

Zenga returned to the Revolution as interim coach late in the 1998 season, then became player/coach for the 1999 season. Zenga, now coaching Venezia in Italy’s Serie A, made 473 appearances for Inter and earned 58 caps for Italy. Zenga played his last game for the Italian national team in a 2-0 victory over Ireland at Foxboro Stadium on June 4, 1992. He made 49 starts for the Revolution in the 1997 and ’99 seasons.

Jan. 15, 2002 – Revolution waive Caté, sign goalkeeper Adin Brown

Jan. 15, 2009 – Revolution select Kevin Alston No. 10, Ryan Maxwell No. 15, Darrius Barnes third round (40^th overall) in MLS SuperDraft

Jan. 15, 2015 – UConn forward Cyle Larin selected No. 1 by Orlando City SC in MLS SuperDraft

Revolution select Marc Fenelus in third round (No. 47).

NEW ENGLAND SOCCER HISTORY