Charlie (11) captured the night game as we entered the city Saturday night.
Drive By Night Game at PNC Park
Tag: Baseball
Same Scene Different Day
And the tractor driver honked and waved as he raked the infield today
Croatian Heritage Day
A beautiful day in Pittsburgh. It was perfect baseball weather Saturday afternoon.
And the Pittsburgh Pirates won 10-9 beating the Minnesots Twins.
Upon arrival we received our shirts from the Croatian Fraternal Union of America special ticket sales.
the National Anthem
In Memoriam- Bill Mazeroski
Bill Mazeroski -a Pittsburgh icon. His home run was what caused the Pirates to win the pennant in the 1960 World Series.
He passed on Friday at age 89. Here’s the NYTimes obituary
I made a post when the statue was unveiled.
The 99 year old photographer James Klingensmith was present at the ceremony by PNC Park. It was his photograph the artist Susan Wagner based her sculpture.
You can watch The Greatest Home Run Ever clicking link.
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Rest In Peace.
Mazeroski Day in Pittsburgh
Bill Mazeroski made baseball history October 13, 1960. My dad was at that game.
Here’s an article by Lauren Davidson about Bill Mazeroski hitting the homerun that made the Pittsburgh Pirates win the World Series.
October 13th is known as Bill Mazeroski Day in Pittsburgh.
Here’s the video of that winning home run
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Mural on Madison Ave. at Phineas St on the North Side
Roberto Clemente. #21 Right Fielder Pirates Baseball 1955-1972/ Humanitarian
Special induction into National Baseball Hall of Fame 1973
Born 1934- 1972 killed in plane crash on a mission to provide supplies for earthquake relief
Roberto Clemente Statue
Friday Night from City Parking Garage Roof
Michael Malle Painted The Legends of Pittsburgh
“The Legends of Pittsburgh mural was a mural of some of the ‘Burgh’s all time best baseball players from both the Pirates and the Homestead Grays. It was an enlargement of a painting that Michael Malle did, with players selected by the Pirates to represent Pittsburgh’s baseball history. From left to right: Kiki Cuyler, Ralph Kiner, Fred Clarke, Max Carey, Paul and Lloyd Waner, Danny Murtaugh, Josh Gibson, Arky Vaughn, Willie Stargell, Pie Traynor (kneeling), Bill Mazeroski, Roberto Clemente and Honus Wagner.” Pittsburgh Murals and Public Art
Downtown Pittsburgh
Baseball Team of Yesteryear
My paternal grandfather Floyd M. Hendricks born in 1892 in Pawnee, Illinois, is seated on the right with the line drawn to him. I see baseball gloves. They look to be a serious group of men.
