| Player | Club at the time | League at the time |
|---|---|---|
| Annis, Robert | Simpkins | St Louis Major League |
| Bahr, Walter | Philadelphia Nationals | ASL |
| Borghi, Frank | Simpkins | St Louis Major League |
| Colombo, Charlie | Simpkins | St Louis Major League |
| Coombes, Geoff | Chicago Vikings | National Soccer League |
| Craddock, Robert | Harmarville Hurricanes | |
| DiOrio, Nicholas | Harmarville Hurricanes | |
| Gaetjens, Joe | Brookhatten | ASL |
| Gardassanich, Gino | Chicago Slovak | National Soccer League |
| Keough, Harry | McMahons | St Louis Major League |
| Maca, Joe | Brooklyn Hispano | ASL |
| McIlvenney, Ed | Philadelphia Nationals | ASL |
| Moniz, Frank | Ponta Delgado | National Soccer League of New England |
| Pariani, Gino | Simpkins | St Louis Major Soccer League |
| Souza, Ed | Ponta Delgada | National Soccer League of New England |
| Souza, John | Ponta Delgada | National Soccer League of New England |
| Wallace, Frank | Simpkins | St Louis Major League |
| Wolanin, Adam | Chicago Eagles | National Soccer League |
1950 World Cup Tournament Summary
The United States qualified for the 1950 World Cup in Brazil and was placed in a group with England, Chile, and Spain. The US produced one of the biggest upsets in World Cup history, defeating England 1–0 in their second group match. Despite that result, losses to Spain and Chile eliminated the United States in the group stage.
