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Podcast: USA at World Cup 1930

The USA debuted at Nacional’s Gran Parque Central (Photo: Chris Lee/Outside Write)

Our guest is James Brown from the Society for American Soccer History (SASH). James’s grandfather, Jim Brown, played for the US team in its historic run to the semi-finals of the Uruguay 1930 World Cup, scoring the US’s only goal in a 6-1 defeat to Argentina.

James outlines the experience of the team in what was a golden era for US soccer and outlines his connection with other descendants.

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Chris

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