Your 1946 North American Soccer Football League leading scorers (Previous versions on the ASHA site appear to be incorrect) Full goal-scorers for two Chicago Maroons games are unavailable, but ASHA has Matevich with 7

Hollander POTD is Pat McBride RIP

Steve Wiesneiwski/Les Griffith (Chi Vikings) Al DiOrio/George Kachurik (Pittsburgh Indians) Manuel Nuniz (St. Louis Raiders) Mickey Clark/Joe Carelli (Detroit Wolverines) Dick Arends (Toronto Greenbacks) Werner Fekker/George Foxcroft (Chi Maroons) The GKers of NASFL (1946/47)

Basketball Wives, July 1925 edition

Hollander POTD Guested for Philadelphia Atoms in Feb 74 indoor game against Russians as a free agent; inexplicably, team did not sign him Also played with Memphis Rogues, Atlanta Chiefs and Carolina Lightnin’ 2 England youth and 2 #USMNT caps National Soccer HOF 2003

Poll time I’ve decided to write a book What would you rather read about?

Sad to see him go Not that I was that good, but Jack always reminded me of how I was when I played

I enjoyed making this Anyone interested in soccer clips?

Hollander POTD Capped 15x for Canada Moved to M in ‘79, scoring 4g Back to F in ‘80, scoring 11 g Moved to San Diego Sockers in ‘81, scoring 23 g His output dropped considerably after that; retired after ‘82 season Canada Soccer HOF 2009 d. Nov 2010 of stomach cancer

New York Giants 1930 American Soccer League Team finished 10-7-14 for next-to-last in the table

50 years ago today in America major league soccer 🐝 ⚽️

50 years ago today, defending NASL champion Los Angeles Aztecs hire the 2d American-born head coach in league history (Al Miller (Philadelphia Atoms) in 1973 was first) There would be a third (Dan Wood) in 1978 And…that was it

September 1951 He was actually Jamaican/Canadian, but we'll take it

The legendary Or Wherever You Get Your Podcasts has started a new YouTube channel--Soccer Rewind--where classic American matches are bookended with expert commentary and "pop up" facts in match I get to play "expert" in the debut, live now Enjoy! #DOOP youtube.com/watch?v=5pgtXe…

Clippers were the introduction to soccer for SoccerAmerica founder Clay Berling, then a Berkeley insurance agent, in 1967 and plaintiffs in soccer’s second major antitrust lawsuit, filed in 1970. FIFA & USSFA settled before case went to trial. (They were likely going to lose.)