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| agner and outfielder-manager Fred Clarke, the | Pirates scored the most runs in the majors. |
| ary 12, 1972: Larry Demery was drafted by the | Pirates in the 7th round of the 1972 Major League Bas |
| In 1983 the | Pirates moved their AA affiliation from the Southern |
| Managed by George Gibson, the | Pirates played their home games at Forbes Field. |
| alongside the British brig, but this time the | pirates refused their captain's demands to go aboard |
| In June 1970, the | Pirates played their final game at Forbes Field. |
| The | Pirates won their opening game against the Cubs in Ch |
| However, space | pirates infiltrate their ship, and their leader turns |
| h for the Baltimore Skipjacks (later Portland | Pirates after their relocation) under coach Barry Tro |
| Two years later, forty-one | pirates met their death in one month. |
| The | Pirates pushed their lead to 21-0 on a touchdown run |
| ccepted his position with the Nats before the | Pirates finished their interview process. |
| tes were praised following the prosecution of | pirates in their countries, consistent with internati |
| the area, and an agreement with MacLeod, the | pirates resumed their trade and captured a (Lowland) |
| In 1970, the | Pirates won their first of five division titles over |
| d along with his wife and two sons by Barbary | Pirates during their raid on Vestmannaeyjar. |
| In 1952 the | Pirates saw their first action in the postseason when |
| ame, the championship side are nicknamed 'The | Pirates' in their home nation and will forever be rem |
| n November 2009 that posed a challenge to the | Pirates in their effort to sign him. |
| A centuries old, unknown colony of savage | pirates sustain themselves by raiding pleasure boats |
| d by saving his friends and Caeda's city from | pirates and then rejoining the war effort. |
| oach of the American Hockey League's Portland | Pirates and then the Capitals. |
| ve been used as a morgue.In the cellar of the | Pirates' House there is a tunnel that leads to the Sa |
| d the Seychelles were praised for prosecuting | pirates and there was a need to support these states, |
| rke and most of the players moved over to the | Pirates where they enjoyed much more success in the c |
| r, Odie, was the head coach of the Pittsburgh | Pirates when they became the city's first NHL team in |
| Patch says the | pirates know they stand to make a lot of money if the |
| rs remained on the ship and they hid from the | pirates until they left the North Star and then they |
| Historically, the orang laut were principally | pirates but they also played important roles in Srivi |
| In September, Cornish | Pirates announced they had agreed to a three-month lo |
| st of his team and the opposition, Hamilton's | Pirates, when they refused to play a match due to gro |
| Kirk and Shannon pursue the | pirates and they soon wind up on a volcanic island, i |
| ship, it has been captured by the other three | pirates where they plan to use it for their plan. |
| criminal organizations such as the Calabrian | pirates and thieves, exterminating the Marco Berardi |
| lay, Brubaker played nine with the Pittsburgh | Pirates, playing third base. |
| The | Pirates, the third American-based NHL team, got off t |
| Pirates took this use to their advantage also, encour | |
| The | Pirates won this game 33-27 on an intercepted endzone |
| a second place finish, behind the Pittsburgh | Pirates even though the Cardinals won three more game |
| ason, fearing that the town became a base for | pirates who threaten the Christian shipping in the We |
| However, Blyleven became disgruntled with the | Pirates and threatened to retire during the 1980 seas |
| as a member of the 1925 World Series champion | Pirates, pitching three times during their seven game |
| won 20 games for four straight seasons as the | Pirates won three straight National League titles bet |
| The Red swept the | Pirates in three games and went on to win the World S |
| Gibson of the St. Louis Cardinals no-hit the | Pirates at Three Rivers Stadium. |
| On February 12, 2009, the ship captured 10 | pirates in three boats off the coast of Somalia |
| best offensive season in 1989 and helping the | Pirates to three straight National League Eastern Div |
| ion had to be increased in order to prosecute | pirates, and thus it would consider the establishment |
| at the major league level for the Pittsburgh | Pirates, Detroit Tigers, Colorado Rockies, and Housto |
| alaysia from Sudan, and had evaded capture by | pirates several times before. |
| The | pirates return to the inn and begin to ransack it in |
| The | Pirates traveled to Blacksburg for an emotional game |
| Ohama controlled the Kitabatake family's | pirates due to having an atakebune, using them to def |
| The troop of | pirates tries to regain the lighthouse and kill the t |
| In 1929-30 the | Pirates switched to black and orange uniforms for the |
| But Irvin Khoza, chairman of Orlando | Pirates, decided to take a chance on the former South |
| Despite this, the | Pirates failed to make the post-season and so Beverid |
| The Pittsburgh | Pirates went to the first ever World Series in 1903, |
| The | Pirates returned to the MEAC title game in 2005, but |
| year of 1927, and also the first right-handed | Pirates hitter to win the batting title since Honus W |
| Haak also played a key role in the | Pirates' decision to select Roberto Clemente in the 1 |
| The | Pirates failed to score, and Encarnacion remained in |
| t grounded off Argenteire before sinking, the | pirates escaped to shore. |
| Pirate Captain and his crew of swashbuckling | pirates attempt to beat his rivals Black Bellamy and |
| suspected their tale, and thinking they were | pirates, sent to the mainland for men. |
| Pittsburgh lineup in the late 1960s, and the | Pirates returned to prominence in 1970. |
| n Bart and the Jeanne d'Arc moved in when the | pirates attempted to flee in the desert. |
| sment, and the laughter intensified after the | Pirates declined to make a pick of their own. |
| Since then, he has worked his way through the | Pirates organization to the position of Assistant Gen |
| on Rhode Island, and to aid in securing other | pirates known to resort there, Bellemont commissioned |
| If the ransom was not delivered, the | pirates threatened to destroy the ships and rough up |
| And indeed the | Pirates jumped to a three to one series lead. |
| Indians, but was eventually called up by the | Pirates due to his .345 |
| e Randolph) in their minor league system, the | Pirates decided to trade Cash to the Phillies for pit |
| The | Pirates proceeded to lose four of their final five ga |
| e after losing their last game to Scarborough | Pirates 30-26 to Bridlington Bulls who prevailed in t |
| Pittsburgh | Pirates (exist today as the Pittsburgh Pirates), join |
| vich was traded by the Cubs to the Pittsburgh | Pirates for Tom Dettore and cash. |
| a new stadium for the Pittsburgh Steelers and | Pirates took top priority. |
| the Triple-A International League, one of the | Pirates' two top-tier farm clubs. |
| teen seasons in the majors for the Pittsburgh | Pirates (1990-1996), Toronto Blue Jays (1997), Minnes |
| of the Tucson Blaze, Edmonton Eskimos, Peoria | Pirates and Toronto Argonauts. |
| Pirates of Tortuga (1961) | |
| ary announcing duties with Greg Brown, as the | Pirates evolved toward a transition that will come wi |
| Eventually, the | Pirates did trade him to the Cleveland Indians on Dec |
| pted an option to purchase an interest in the | Pirates, then traded the best of the Colonel's player |
| rolled the adjacent sea areas, repelling real | pirates, directing traders to their employers' ports |
| rant from the state of Florida to upgrade the | Pirates' Spring Training facilities. |
| two months of action while he rehabbed at the | Pirates' spring training facility in Bradenton, Flori |
| Thirteen players from the | Pirates were transferred to the Philadelphia Quakers |
| Pirates of Treasure Island is a 2006 American comedy- | |
| been very supportive in bringing some of the | pirates to trial.” |
| Three of the | pirates were tried and convicted in Japan, the fouth |
| of Saint Stephen, an order founded to combat | pirates and Turks in the Mediterranean Sea. |
| gues until August 20, 1918, 12 years with the | Pirates and two years with the New York Giants, appea |
| The | Pirates added two more runs in the eighth on a Bill R |
| e was a professional scout for the Pittsburgh | Pirates for two seasons. |
| After serving as captain of the | Pirates for two seasons, Bouck left the team at seaso |
| He was released by the | Pirates after two games. |
| The | Pirates added two more in the seventh on a RBI triple |
| the Championship after they defeated Cornish | Pirates over two legs in the Championship final at Si |
| He led the | Pirates to two post-season bowl appearances, includin |
| Erreur fatale: les | pirates attaquent un navire... d'Atalanta! |
| The current tennants are the Cornish | Pirates rugby union team, who play in the RFU Champio |
| ng athletic teams known as Armstrong Atlantic | Pirates, the university is in the competes at the NCA |
| Tell The Tale (The Explorers' Club 2007) Real | Pirates: The Untold Story…(The National Geographic So |
| plained of elbow pain before the game, so the | Pirates called up Van Benschoten to take his place, d |
| the tree and plants turn into sword wielding | pirates running up the hill to attack them. |
| llet, they sing part of the original score of | Pirates, sometimes using new lyrics, as the dancers a |
| ere traded by the White Sox to the Pittsburgh | Pirates for Vance Law and Ernie Camacho. |
| The | pirates even ventured to attack Trebizond itself, loo |
| e RAM navy, but also occasionally meets space | pirates and Venusians. |
| "Nami Nori | Pirates (USA Version)" |
| “The | pirates are very clearly avoiding that area because t |
| When the | pirates invaded Vestmannaeyjar, some of the inhabitan |
| in a June 8, 1989 game against the Pittsburgh | Pirates at Veterans Stadium. |
| his son Daryle repeated the feat, guiding the | Pirates' 11-8 victory over the Cardinals. |
| (probably part of the Sea Peoples, similar to | pirates) seizing villages in Alashiya (Armstrong 2003 |
| pearance of Captain Syrup and her Brown Sugar | Pirates, recurring villains in the Wario Land series. |
| NL Pittsburgh | Pirates (4) vs. AL Detroit Tigers (3) |
| On June 30, 2007, the Pittsburgh | Pirates honored Walk with a Stadium Give Away bobble |
| the Capitals' minor league affiliate Portland | Pirates, he walked out on the team during a playoff g |
| On August 23 against the Pittsburgh | Pirates, he walked opposing pitcher Bob Moose to lead |
| Due to the privations of | pirates and war, the financial situation in Philadelp |
| rbin was traded by the Reds to the Pittsburgh | Pirates for Ward Miller and cash. |
| In the end, the | Pirates' licence was sold to a Singapore consortium, |
| The 1907 Pittsburgh | Pirates season was a season in major league baseball. |
| g his first full professional season with the | Pirates Baier was invited to the Ottawa Senators trai |
| he signed as a free sgent with the Pittsburgh | Pirates and was converted to an outfielder. |
| The 2008 Pittsburgh | Pirates season was the 127th season of the franchise. |
| The | Pirates catcher was Dixie Howell. |
| The 1920 Pittsburgh | Pirates season was the 39th in franchise history. |
| The 1969 Pittsburgh | Pirates season was a season in American baseball. |
| ins was still able to be competitive with the | Pirates, he was never able to quite match the same hi |
| The 1964 Pittsburgh | Pirates season was the 83rd in franchise history. |
| and having made 86 league appearances for the | Pirates he was loaned to Cheltenham Town on 26 Novemb |
| The 1967 Pittsburgh | Pirates season was the 86th season in franchise histo |
| The 1995 Shreveport | Pirates season was the second season in the teams fra |
| ired Wendy starred in Fox's Peter Pan and the | Pirates, and was portrayed by Christina Lange. |
| in the 1903 World Series with the Pittsburgh | Pirates and was the first player in World Series hist |
| lost the 1971 World Series to the Pittsburgh | Pirates, Dalton was hired to turn around a stumbling |
| s son, Sam Khalifa, played for the Pittsburgh | Pirates and was the first major league player of Egyp |
| The 1953 Pittsburgh | Pirates season was the 72nd in franchise history. |
| he won 19 games for the World Series champion | Pirates and was the starting pitcher for the National |
| assigned to the club's AAA affiliate Portland | Pirates, but was suspended by the club after failing |
| The | Pirates catcher was Dixie Howell, who had started the |
| The 1912 Pittsburgh | Pirates season was a season in American baseball, the |
| After 54 games with the | Pirates, Segal was traded by the Ducks along with a 7 |
| The 1928 Pittsburgh | Pirates season was the 47th season in franchise histo |
| The 1994 Shreveport | Pirates season was the first season in the teams fran |
| uncer Lanny Frattare, whose 33 year tenure as | Pirates' broadcaster was the longest in franchise his |
| tee and a former owner of the NL's Pittsburgh | Pirates, McKinney was the youngest member of a USA te |
| , that Kempthorne had recaptured from Barbary | pirates, and was accompanied by five other vessels. |
| Whilst playing for the Cornish | Pirates, Jones was selected for the Wales national ru |
| the starting third baseman for the Pittsburgh | Pirates but was then traded to the Cardinals in Augus |
| ne game in the Football League Trophy for The | Pirates, and was also sent out on loan to Clevedon To |
| of Tripoli, which had been a base for Muslim | pirates and was still in Africa on October 5, 1550 wh |
| ressure situations during his tenure with the | Pirates, and was a strong contributor to the champion |
| these have any connection with the Pittsburgh | Pirates, or was he offered a contract with that team |
| as a whole, the | Pirates outfield was notable for its hitting. |
| tember 27, 1960, before being released by the | Pirates he was, at 42, the oldest player by almost a |
| pert, a catcher who played for the Pittsburgh | Pirates and Washington Senators during the 1960s, and |
| ovided play-by-play coverage for the Portland | Pirates as well as the New England Stingers of Roller |
| The | pirates were well armed and well prepared. |
| He also won the league championship at | Pirates, as well as the BP Top Eight Cup in 1994, the |
| his friends stealing a treasure map from the | pirates and went on a journey to find it. |
| f the playoffs in 2008, losing at the Topsail | Pirates, who went on to the championship game. |
| The roots and background of the Edelweiss | Pirates movement were broached in the 2004 film Edelw |
| Scarborough | Pirates RLFC were a rugby league club based in Scarbo |
| cret islands once used for supply purposes by | pirates that were early forms of autonomous "mini soc |
| Scarborough | Pirates RLFC were formed in 1991 under Chairman Geoff |
| Blue Dog Pict fans were referred to as Sky | Pirates and were much like the Grateful Dead's "Deadh |
| They fell into the hands of French | pirates and were ransomed by Edward IV, to whom Vaugh |
| e for the Brooklyn Dodgers and the Pittsburgh | Pirates (who were later renamed the Pittsburgh Steele |
| pounds for attending the trial of a group of | pirates who were taken prisoner by Captain Solgar, co |
| oak were traded by the Reds to the Pittsburgh | Pirates for Whammy Douglas, Jim Pendleton, Frank Thom |
| nrahan earned a win for the Nats while on the | Pirates roster when the Nats beat the Astros in the b |
| is a contributor and one time editor of "The | Pirates' Chest", which is the official magazine of Ea |
| setts apprehended the party and tried them as | pirates, during which time the French regained contro |
| He first joined the expansion Shreveport | Pirates (1994-1995) who folded at the conclusion of t |
| In spring training 2002, while with the | Pirates, Bell, who had hit .173 the previous season, |
| key League's Baltimore Skipjacks and Portland | Pirates, with whom he won an AHL championship in 1994 |
| 16th century as a defence against the Barbary | pirates for whom Fornells Bay provided the perfect sa |
| were most serious, including complicity with | pirates, by whom many were enriched; the letter also |
| gin Islands - most of them for the Pittsburgh | Pirates, for whom Haak worked for 38 years. |
| The | Pirates were widely criticized for failing to employ |
| Fortunately for the | pirates, it will not arrive till night, and the Sante |
| rmer college All-Americans paid by Pittsburgh | Pirates owner William Chase Temple. |
| He sold the | Pirates to William Kerr and Phil Auten in 1891. |
| The | Pirates would win in a truly memorable world series a |
| ewcastle and renamed the franchise the Hunter | Pirates, keeping with the maritime battlers theme. |
| He would later sign with the NHL's Pittsburgh | Pirates, playing with the club for parts of 4 seasons |
| n the Action of March 18, 2006 with suspected | pirates, along with the USS Cape St. George. |
| ee French warships that had been tracking the | pirates, together with a German frigate equipped with |
| and all others who associated themselves with | pirates, along with any enemy French ships. |
| tained a siege of over forty days by Japanese | pirates equipped with scaling ladders. |
| Pirates armed with guns and knives are increasing the | |
| He caught the attention of | Pirates scouts with a 22-6 high school career record. |
| as honored by being awarded the "Pride of the | Pirates" by the Pittsburgh Pirates and with a moment |
| Meadows currently ranks 6th in | Pirates history with a .629 |
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