Nov. 29, 1923 – Yale 4:1 Haverford, first soccer game at Yale Bowl (Att.: 3,000)

Yale (4W-1L-4D) clinched second place in the Intercollegiate League in the Yale Bowl’s first soccer match. “Wallace kicked the first goal on a pretty pass from Lamberti and Ferry, followed this up on a goal from scrimmage in front of Haverford’s cage.”

Nov. 29, 1888 – Lowell (Mass.) Rovers 0:6 Providence FC, Riverside Grounds

Nov. 29, 1890 – Pawtucket Wanderers 2:0 Canadians at Dexter St. Grounds (Att.: 3,000)

“The game was one of the best exhibitions of scientific playing ever seen here …”

Fall River Rovers 6:1 Holyoke, American Cup second round (Att.: 1,500)

Nov. 29, 1906 – Philadelphia Thistles 2:2 Fall River Rovers (Att.: 5,000)

Everett 0:5 Hopedale Rovers, State championship, old athletic park, South Everett, Mass.

J&P Coats 1:1 Fore River

Pan Americans 2:0 Fore River

Methuen 5:1 Beverly, Merrimac Valley Association Football League, Barker St. Grounds

Olympics 5:2 Methuens, Lowell, Mass.

Howard & Bullough 0:1 Lynn, Pawtucket, R.I.

Columbia 4:0 Yale

Nov. 29, 1917 – Camp Devens 3:2 Newport Naval Reserve at New Bedford

Irish-Americans v. Charlestown, exhibition at Braves Field

(“The grounds were not marked out according to the rules and consequently a league match was out of the question).

Nov. 29, 1922 – Navy 2:2 Yale

Nov. 29, 1925 – Providence FC 4:1 New Bedford FC, Mark’s Stadium, North Tiverton, R.I. (Att.: 5,000)

“… Providence was without a grounds today on which to stage the match.” Goals: Hogg 2, Dick, Auld; Best.

New York Giants 2:2 Fall River (Att.: 5,000)

Goals: Brown, Strong; McKenna, Reid.

Charlestown 4:4 All-Star XI, Sullivan Sq. (Att.: 3,000)

Nov. 29, 1930 – Providence 3:1 New Bedford Whalers

Providence fourth successive victory. Goals: Hogg, Lorimer (OG), Oliver; Best.

Hakoah 1:0 Fall River, Brooklyn, N.Y. (Att. 2,500)

Fall River third straight loss. Goal: Gruenfeld.

Fore River 3:2 Morgan Construction (Worcester, Mass.), Massachusetts League

Nov. 29, 1980 – Babson v Scranton, 1×0 aet, NCAA D3 final, Babson College, Wellesley

Nov. 29, 1986 – Massasoit JC v Miami Dade 1×0, NJCAA final West Windsor, N.J.

Nov. 29, 1998 – Ohio Wesleyan 2:1 (aet) UNC-Greensboro, NCAA D3 final at Delaware, Ohio

Ohio Wesleyan coached by Jay Martin (Hingham, Mass., via Springfield College)

Nov. 29, 1999 – Revolution name Fernando Clavijo coach

Nov. 29, 2014 – Revolution 2:2 NYRB (Att.: 32,698)

Charlie Davies completes Revolution’s first multiple-goal performance in home playoff game. Thierry Henry’s final game.

NEW ENGLAND SOCCER HISTORY