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Henry Noga was a U.S. soccer goalkeeper who earned two caps with the U.S. national team. Both games, which were World Cup qualifiers, came in November 1960. The first was a 3-3 tie with Mexico on November 6. The second was a 3-0 loss to Mexico seven days later. [1]

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