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The Pittsburgh Pirates and their five World Series Triumphs · Sports History Network

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You are listening to the Total Sports Recall Podcast.
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On this episode, host Harv Aronson takes a look back at the Pittsburgh Pirates five World Series triumphs.
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Now, here is your host, Mr.
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Harv Aronson.
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Welcome to the Total Sports Recall Podcast.
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I am your host, Harv Aronson, and as many of you may know, I was born and raised in Pittsburgh, thus I'm naturally a Pittsburgh sports fan.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers have been to eight Super Bowls and won six.
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The Penguins hockey team has won five Stanley cup titles.
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The Pittsburgh Pirates have also won five World Series, but it has been 47 years since their last title.
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With that said, this episode we'll look back at the Bucs five World Series titles.
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In two weeks we will review the Steelers six Super bowl titles and then episode after that we'll look at the five Penguins Stanley Cup Championships The Pittsburgh Pirates won the world series in 1909-1925-1960-1971 and 1979.
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In 1903, that was the very first World Series played and the Pirates represented the National League while the Boston Americans, who later become the Red Sox, were the opponents, triumphing in what was then a best of nine series
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as Boston won five games and lost three.
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Six years after the very first World Series was played, the Pirates made it to the league championship once again.
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In 1909, the Pirates won the National League pennant ahead of the Chicago Cubs by six games.
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With 110 wins on the season, their one loss percentage was an impressive.724.
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The Boston Doves finished last in the National League, 65.5 games behind Pittsburgh.
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The Pirates opponent in the World Series was the Detroit Tigers.
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Their race to the pennant was a bit tighter as they won 98 games, just three and a half games better than second place Philadelphia.
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Like the Pirates, the team that finished last was far behind the Tigers, that being the Washington Senators who trailed Detroit by 56 games.
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The Tigers had an outstanding lineup highlighted by hall of Famer and one of the greatest baseball players in history, Ty Cobb.
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Joining him were Sam Crawford, George Moriarty and Donnie Bush.
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As for the National League champion Pirates, they were led by the greatest shortstop in the history of baseball, Honest Wagner.
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If you have a Wagner original baseball card, consider yourself very wealthy.
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Wagner's original cards typically garner the highest bids in an auction when discovered.
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Fred Clark, who was the team's manager and a player, also took the field in 152 games that year.
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Tommy Leach was an outstanding player in the outfield and George Gibson manned home plate as the catcher but it was Wagner who led the National League in nearly every offensive category.
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The Buckos pitching staff was phenomenal.
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Vick Willis posted a 2211 record on the season with a 224 ERA.
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Howie Kamnitz won another 25 games while losing only six to lead the league in one loss percentage.
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His ERA was a crazy 1.62.
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Lefty Left Field finished the campaign with a 198 mark and Nick Maddux won 13 games, only losing eight.
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When the series began, Pittsburgh knew facing Ty Cobb and company would not be an easy task.
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The Pirates took game one on October 8th by a score of 4 to 1 with Babe Adams getting the victory.
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Detroit stormed back the next day, winning 7 2.
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Back and forth the two teams went with the Tigers falling in a shootout for game three, losing eight to six.
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It was the Tigers turn in game four as they were victorious in a shutout five to nothing.
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Again it went back the other way in the next game with Pittsburgh in Pittsburgh with the Pirates winning 84 with Detroit on the brink of elimination, they took game six by a score of 5 4, setting up a
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one game winner take all on October 16, 19, 1909.
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Game seven of the 1909 World Series was played at Bennett park in Detroit and believe it or not, only 17,562 fans were in attendance.
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But it was a small stadium and that was a standing room only crowd as the capacity for that facility was around 14,000.
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When the games were in Pittsburgh, they were played at the old Forbes Field.
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The Pirates sent Babe Adams to the mound to try and win the title and for Detroit it was Bill Dunaman.
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Adams was masterful, throwing all nine innings.
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He surrendered just six hits and while striking out just one batter, he allowed just a single walk at the plate.
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Pittsburgh scored twice in the second inning, twice more in the fourth, and added a three run inning in the seventh with a final run coming across the plate in the eighth.
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Eight to nothing was the final and the Pirates were world champions for the first time.
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Tommy Leach and Honest Wagner held the big bats for Pittsburgh in the seven game set with Leach hitting 360 and Wagner 333.
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Leach hit four doubles, Wagner added a triple and manager Fred Clark smacked two home runs.
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Pittsburgh's pitchers silenced Ty Cobb, helding him to a.231 batting average for the Pirates.
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Babe Adams registered three of the four wins and posted an ERA of 1.33.
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It would be another 16 years before the Pirates return to the World Series to play the Washington Senators.
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The ironic fact about this Major League Baseball championship is that the Buckers were down three games to one only to stage a comeback and win the title.
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Interestingly enough, 54 years later, in 1979, the Pirates won the World Series, beating the Baltimore Orioles after coming back from three games to one a deficit, just as they had in 1925.
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This time, the Baltimore Orioles were the victims of the comeback between the Washington Senators and the Pirates.
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The 1925 World Series featured nine players that would end up in the Baseball hall of Fame for Pittsburgh.
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Those players were Bill McKinney, the manager, Max Carey and Pied Traynor.
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Washington sent Stan Coveleski, Goose Goslin, Bucky Harris, who was also a playing manager, and he manned second base, and the great Walter Johnson, as well as Sam Rice.
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Games in the series were played at Pittsburgh's Forbes Field and in Washington, the old Griffith Stadium.
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The games took place between October 7 to October 15.
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The senators were the defending World Series champions and were headed for a second consecutive title in Game 7 of the 1925 World Series as Washington was holding a 64 lead in the seventh inning of the final seventh game.
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But Washington shortstop Roger Peckinpah committed two errors in that seventh inning, which led to the Pirates scoring four unanswered runs to win the title.
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In previous games, Peckinpah, who won the Most Valuable Player award that season, made six other errors in the World Series.
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Leaders for that Series on the Pirates were Max Carey, with the highest batting average as he played in all seven games.
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Carey batted.458 with 11 hits that included four doubles.
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The great Pride trainer banged out nine hits for a.346 average.
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Pittsburgh only hit four home runs.
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Who's coming up?
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Which came off the bats of Pie Trainer, Kiki Kyler, Eddie Moore and Glenn Wright.
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Pittsburgh pitching staff was led by Vic Aldridge, who started three of the four games.
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Ray Kremer had two starts and the other two games had Emil Yid and Lee Meadows on the mound.
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For the first innings of games, the Senators top hitters were Joe Harris, the Great Sam Rice, Goose Goslin and Aussie Blueidge on the mount for Washington, of course, their staff was led by hall of Famer pitcher Walter Johnson,
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perhaps the greatest pitcher in history, according to many.
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Johnson had three starts, winning two of them a flame throwing right here.
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He struck out 15 in three games.
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With their first Major League Baseball title in hand, the city of Pittsburgh would have to wait just two more seasons before the Pirates reached the World Series, and that was 1927.
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Unfortunately for the Bucs, they had to face Murderers Row 3.
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The New York Yankees.
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Thought to be the greatest single team in history, they swept the Pirates in four straight games.
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It would be another 33 years for the Pittsburgh Pirates to win another National League pennant.
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And once again they would be facing the New York Yankees in a rematch.
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Just as it was in 1927, the men from the Big Apple were heavy favorites.
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What Pittsburgh was up against was the likes of Yogi Berra and Whitey Ford, Elston Howard, Art Dittmer, Clete Bowyer, Elston Howard, Tony Kubec, Mickey Mantle, Roger Maris, Gil McDougal, Bobby Richardson, Bobby Sands, Bill Scalar, Ralph Tierley and Bob
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Turley, just to name a few.
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The Yankees had a powerhouse team that won 97 games in 1960.
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But Pittsburgh countered with a 95 win season.
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New York had crushed 193 home runs that season with a team average of.260.
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Pittsburgh on the hand only hit 120 home runs, but their team batting average bested New York's by 16 points.
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Vern Law and Bob Friend were the aces of the Pittsburgh Pirates pitching staff, posting records of 1812 and 29 respectively.
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But when it came to the World Series, all bets went out the window.
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The end result through the seven games took everyone by surprise.
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The Pirates opened game one with a 64 to win.
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In game two at Forbes Field, the Bucs got humiliated, losing 16 3.
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Game three was nearly as bad for Pittsburgh.
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As the series moved to New York, a final whitewashed score of 10.
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Nothing gave New York a one game lead.
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And most had been thinking that the Yankees were going to cruise the rest of the way to yet another World Series title.
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As they were and still are.
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The team with the most baseball titles, Pittsburgh went with Verne Law in game four and he controlled the bats of the Yankees.
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And Pittsburgh did just enough to win a 32 decision.
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All of a sudden the series was squared up again and get at two games apiece.
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And it was any one series.
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The Pirates moved to within one game of another title in game five, winning that one five two once again.
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In the next game, New York's bats came to life one more time, crushing the Pirates 12 to nothing.
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Through six games, the New York Yankees had scored 46 runs.
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Despite winning three games, the Pirates could only score 17.
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But the runs didn't matter.
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Wins did.
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So each team had to win just one game, Game 7, to win the World Series title.
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That 1960 World Series Game 7 was historic.
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While their regular season records were nearly identical with The Yankees winning 97 and losing 57 Pittsburgh had finished with a record of 95 and 59.
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The Yankees finished first in eight games ahead of Baltimore Orioles.
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Mickey Mantle led the American League in home runs with 40.
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And Roger Maris, one season away from setting a single season home run record, was the leader in RBIs with 112.
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The Pirates had finished the season seven games ahead of Hank Aaron and the Milwaukee Braves.
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And Pittsburgh had such stars on the field as Roberto Clemente, Smokey Burgess, Dick Stewart, Bob Skinner, Bill Verdon, Dick Groat, and the man that would become our hero forever, Bill Mazeroski.
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Grote became the National League's Most Valuable Player, leading the majors in a batting average with a mark of.325.
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And Stewart hit 23 home runs in 1960.
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On the pitching mound, Vernon Law was named as the Cy Young Award winner after winning 20 games, losing only nine.
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Bob Friend added 18 more wins.
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Harvey Haddix was still on the team in 1960, a season removed from his 12 inning perfect game effort in which he lost an extra innings to the Braves.
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So here we were, a World Series Game 7 at Forbes Field and the winning team would become Major League Baseball champions.
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The game was obviously a solid crowd of 36,683 fans in Pittsburgh.
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The game took 2 hours and 36 minutes to complete.
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Early on, it appeared the Pirates were heading for the first title in 35 years as they scored two runs in each of the first two innings to take a four nothing lead.
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But the Yankees did not fret.
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One run in the fifth and a big sixth inning brought four more runs across the plate.
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New York added two more runs in the eighth inning to take a 74 lead with just an inning and a half to go.
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However, the Pirates bats erupted in the bottom of that inning to score five more times and carry a 97 lead and be three outs away from the title.
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Not to be outdone, the Yankees scored twice more on top of the ninth and not the game at nine.
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With Ralph Terry on the mound, New York was hoping for three outs and extra innings.
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Bill Mazeroski came to the plate and the rest is history.
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Maz blasted a pitch over left field over the wall.
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As Yogi Berra watched his team lose the World Series in a very dramatic fashion.
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So dramatic in fact, Mazeroski's home run to win the Series remains the only seventh game World Series walk off home run to win a title to this day.
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Nine years earlier, in 1951, there was another historic home run that rivals Maz's dinger.
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That home run would earn the nickname the shot around the World, it refers to the New York Giants Bobby Thompson hitting a walk off home run in a pennant tie breaking game with the Brooklyn Dodgers.
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Sending the Giants to the World Series in one of the most dramatic radio calls in history.
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I would argue however, Bill Mazeroski's winning shot is a bigger event because it won the Pirates a league title.
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Whereas Thompson's only sent his team to the final dance.
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When you review the stats from the 1960 World Series based on those numbers, you would think Pittsburgh had no business winning.
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They were out hit 91 to 60, outscored 55 to 27.
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The Yankees had four triples and Pittsburgh had none.
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Prior pitchers however struck out 40 Yankee batters and New York only countered with 26 on an average.
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The Yankees scored over those seven games, a near eight runs per game mark with Pittsburgh coming in about half of that.
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The average number of hits where New York was about 13 and only close to 4 for the Pirates.
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But in the end the Pirates were world champions.
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Listen to the two calls of those historic blasts.
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First Bobby Thompson's shot, then Maz's last.
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Half of the night the Giants catch his foot Smith almost nil.
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Now it's a 42 ball game in favor of Brooklyn, but the Giants have retiring runs at second base and Thompson hits the hit sacking throw.
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The Giants send a pic and they're going crazy.
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They're going crazy.
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Here's a swing and a high five ball going deep blast.
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If they do it back to the wall goes down, it is going to be home.
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The 1960 world champions defeat the New York Yankees, the Pirates 10 and the Yankees died.
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For the next 20 years, the Pittsburgh Pirates will win two more World Series titles.
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The next championship game just came.
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Eleven years after Bill Mazeroski became a Pittsburgh hero for life.
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The 1971 Pittsburgh Pirates are personally my favorite team of all time.
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They were just a group of colorful and extremely talented players that just scratched and clawed their way to the World Series.
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For Pittsburgh, especially those who can recall that World Series, the players names just roll off your tongue.
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Gene Alley, Steve Blass, Nelson Briles, Dave Cash, the Great One, Roberto Clemente, Gene Klein's, Vic Davilio, Doc Ellis, Dave Juste, Richie Hebner, Jackie Hernandez, Bruce Keeson, Milt May.
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Mazeroski was still on the team.
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Bob Moose, Al Scoops Oliver, Manny Sanguin, Pops, Willie Stardrell, Bob Veal to just name a few of the primary players.
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And one tragic note about that team in 1971.
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Of course we all know 1972 would be the last year for Roberto Clementine passed away in a plane crash.
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But Bob Moose also lost his life that year in a car crash.
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But facing the Bucs in the World Series were the Baltimore Orioles.
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Pittsburgh won the newly created National League East Division.
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As division play began two years earlier with 90 victories, Pittsburgh was ahead of the St.
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Louis Cardinals by seven games.
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That much respected and loved Danny Murtaugh was managing the Pirates.
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And this 1971 title series would be his second, as he was the skipper in 1960.
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Getting to the World Series for the Bucs in 1971 meant beating West Division champions the San Francisco Giants.
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Pittsburgh dispatched of that team by winning three of the best of five series games for the O's.
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They had one hell of A pitching staff.
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Four players on their pitching staff had won 20 games that season.
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Each player had exactly 20 wins on their record.
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Those four men were Mike Cuellar, Bat Dobson, Jim Palmer and Dave McNally.
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None of the four suffered more than 10 losses that season, with McNally losing the fewest, just five.
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His winning percentage was best in the league.
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As the series opened in Baltimore, the Orioles took game one five two.
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The next day they won again, playing at home, and spanked the Pirates 11 3.
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Upon returning to their new home at Three River Stadium, the Bucs treated their fans to a 51 victory.
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Pittsburgh would take game four as well.
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The series remained in the Berg for game five and the Pirates prevailed again for their third straight victory, putting Baltimore on the brink of elimination.
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In Game 6, the Orioles nearly found themselves losing at their stadium and watching the Pirates celebrate a title as the game had to go into extra innings where the Orioles finished off the Pirates by a score of 3
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2.
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So all the marbles came down to one final game in Baltimore with Steve Blass and Mike Cuellar facing off from the mound in a defensive game.
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Pittsburgh held on to win the title by outscoring the Orioles by the slimmest of margins, 2 to 1.
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Final score.
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I can still see Bob Robertson at first base making the final out and Steve Blass jumping into his arms.
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At the time, I was 12 years old and this series was my first experience at actually watching a sporting event.
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And to this day, I can still see Roberto Clemente rounding the bases on a home run that became the difference in the game.
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From that point forward, I was hooked on sports.
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Clemente became my instant boyhood hero, and a year later, I was able to experience Franco Harris immaculate reception that gave the Pittsburgh Steelers their first playoff win in history.
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Franco's incredible play and Bill Mazeroski's home run blast are the two most famous plays in Pittsburgh sports history with any other plays a far distant second.
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With the pirates pocketing their fourth World Series, a neighbor on my street, the late Mr.
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Mike Rubino, came to my house and asked my father if he could take me downtown to watch the celebration.
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My dad granted permission and that only added to the excitement of becoming a newly formed sports fan in one of the greatest sports cities anywhere.
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As the 1970s decade progressed, the Pirates were perennial division champions and contenders in three those next nine years.
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Prior to their 1971 championship, they had won the National League east again division again in 1971.
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They repeated for the third time in 1972, which tragically, as we stated before, would become Roberto Clemente's final season as a Pirate and his final year of his life because of that awful plane crash on New Year's Eve
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1972, a tragedy that has lived in the hearts and minds of Pirates fans Everywhere for now 54 years without Clementine Wright Field in 1973, the Pirates finished third in the division.
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Much of not being able to repeat for a four straight season as defending division champs must have had a lot to do with Clemente's untimely passing.
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The following season though, the team repeated as division champs and again in 1975 with three straight second place finishes leading up to the 1979 season.
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That became a very special year to close out the 70s.
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I would say the 1979 teams rival the 71 squad for my favorite power team ever because it's perhaps in 1979.
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I was a student at Slippery Rock State College, which is now Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania, and as my alma mater is just about an hour from Pittsburgh, I still had a place at home where I grew up
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and I purchased tickets for all three World Series games at Three River Stadium.
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The first two games of the series were in Baltimore.
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The results were split.
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The O's took the first game 5 4, Pittsburgh to second 3 2.
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On October 12, 1979, the series came to Pittsburgh and the Candyman John Candelaria had a bad outing and Baltimore laid it on the Pirates by a score of 8 to 4.
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The Orioles would outscore the Pirates in the next game nine to six, moving them within one game of a World Series title.
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Burt Bly Levin saved the day for the Pirates who were down three games to one by winning the next game, holding Baltimore's bats in check as Pittsburgh offense opened up scoring seven times.
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Whereas Bly Levin only allowed A single run.
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I remember.
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With the series moving back to Baltimore, I returned to my college dorm to watch the remainder of the series.
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There was a student who lived on my floor in my dorm, which at the time was called High Rise 2, who was a die hard Baltimore Orioles fan.
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He was in hog heaven with his team holding a three games to one advantage.
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But with the fifth game going to the Pirates, he began to sweat.
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He locked himself in his room for game six and with John Candelaria the starter again, he and Kent Tokulvi shut down the Orioles offense while The Pirates scored four times and forcing an improbable seventh game winner take all.
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After Pittsburgh had been down three games to one in that last game of the 1979 season, Grant Jackson stepped to the mound and the bottom of the first inning with Scott McGregor opposing him for Baltimore, the Pirates took
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control of the game and never looked back, winning 4 to 1 and ending the 1970s with a world Series title to match.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers winning their fourth super bowl title in six years.
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And I recall that the celebration at my dorm was so wild and we were all looking for that Baltimore fan.
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They had to pull the fire alarm to get everybody out of the building.
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It was one great time in 1979.
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It was a glorious time to be a sports fan in Pittsburgh in the late 70s we had two World Series champions, a four time Super bowl champion.
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The Pittsburgh Penguins made the playoffs six times in 10 seasons with the court being reaching the quarterfinals in the Stanley cup playoffs for their furthest venture into the postseason.
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Within a number of years they would catch up to the Pittsburgh Pirates for league titles.
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As for the 1979 season, it was a special one for the Pirates because team captain Willie Stardrell made it that way.
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He would borrow singer Sister Sledge We Are Family song and use it as a theme for the team.
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It was like a family with the Bucks of 1979.
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This team was a very close knit, but with many colorful characters.
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You had the man they called Pops, Willie Stargill, handing out stars when players performed at a high level and they would attach those to their ball cap.
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There was Rennie Stennan, who had previously tied a major league record for getting seven hits and seven at bats.
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The team had a mad dog, Bill Madlock.
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Omar Marino represented the team's speed, stealing bases like taking candy from a kid.
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There was another animal on the team and he was Cobra.
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That would be hall of Famer and the replacement for Roberto Clemente and right field Dave Parker, a very large man at that Yogi Berra's son Dale was on the team.
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The ever smiling precursor to Hines Ward was behind the plate the immensely popular Manny Shanghian.
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The 1979 Pirates even had a hitman and Mike Easler.
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Frank Tavares was a slick fielding shortstop and Tim Foley split time with him coming to the Pirates as a seasoned veteran.
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On the mound was the Dutchman.
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Bert Blileven previously mentioned was the Candyman John Candelaria.
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The lanky Bruce Keeson was a steady pitcher, as was another very lanky pitcher who specialized as a relief pitcher and one of the league's best, Kent Tacoby.
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Other pitchers were Jim Bibby, Jim Rooker and as a side note, who I met personally just a few years back at a Stewart's pep rally in Jacksonville, Grant Jackson, Doc Ellis, Rick Rhoden and Enrique Romo, who had one
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of the funkiest screwball pitches I've ever seen.
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The late Chuck Tanner was the manager and he was a good one.
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The Pirates had reached the World Series by knocking out the Cincinnati Reds in the National League Championship Series, winning three straight games.
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That was not an easy task as the Reds had won several World Series in that decade and in 1979 still had Johnny Bench on the roster.
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Joe Morgan, Dave Concepcion, Ken Griffey Sr.
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Cesar Geronimo.
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Tom Seaver was on the mound, Fred Norman joining him.
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Pedro Bourbon was a top notch reliever and Mario Soto was up and coming as we sit here today.
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The Pittsburgh Pirates have not been to a playoff game since 2015.
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That was 11 years ago.
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Not to the World Series since 1979, which was 47 years ago.
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Will they ever reach the World Series again?
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It doesn't seem likely right now, although they had seen better relief pitching this past season and perhaps they could have been in the wild card round if the relief pitching was better.
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They did make the National League championship series in 1992 when Doug Drabek was the ace of the staff.
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But Buck o fans will long remember former Pirate Sid Bream breaking the hearts for the seventh game.
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Walk, walk off, slide, home slide for home plate with a winning run to send the Atlanta Braves to the World Series.
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And Drabek had pitched well that game, but was pulled for a lever and the rest is history.
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So there you have it, fans, and for you older Pittsburgh Pirate fans, the five championships the Bucs own can't be taken away and will forever be remembered as great historic moments in Pittsburgh Pirates history.
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In two weeks the topic will be somewhat the same, although it will be the Pittsburgh Steelers and their six Lombardi trophies that they have claimed as the focus of the podcast.
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Two weeks after that, I'll move to the Pittsburgh Penguins five Stanley cup titles that they won.
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As always, I thank the Sports History Network for hosting my show and if you have any comments or suggestions or would simply like to reach out to me, you can do so using the official Total Sports Recall email,
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which is Total sports recall.
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Again, that is total sports recalloutlook.com until my next episode, I want to wish all my listeners the best of everything.
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This is Harv Aaronson saying goodbye for now.
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The contents of this podcast do not represent the opinions of others and are solely the opinions of Harv Aronson based on his experience, knowledge and research.
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Sam.