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| Unfortunately, Miceli battled a high ERA in | Pittsburgh, a tendency that has followed him throughout |
| Brookline ( | Pittsburgh), a neighborhood in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania |
| rying to be initiated into the Happy Guys of | Pittsburgh, a local men's club. |
| the Art Museum of the Carnegie Institute in | Pittsburgh, a series of Alexander's murals entitled "Ap |
| ithin the scope of WikiProject University of | Pittsburgh, a collaborative effort to improve the cover |
| s article is within the scope of WikiProject | Pittsburgh, a collaborative effort to improve the cover |
| materials are available on-line at Historic | Pittsburgh, a collection that includes materials from t |
| During Allegheny's two games against the | Pittsburgh A.C. that year, Valentine played as a left h |
| merica is a PBS miniseries (produced by WQED | Pittsburgh) about the French and Indian War, which was |
| om 1929 to 1938, and as an instructor in the | Pittsburgh Academy Evening School in 1938. |
| The University of | Pittsburgh, adjacent to the park, also uses the panther |
| David Dalessandro is a University of | Pittsburgh administrator, currently serving as the asso |
| uerkraut King”, a wealthy investor and young | Pittsburgh adulthood friend of Marland's reorganized th |
| Trow was inducted into the | Pittsburgh Advertising Hall of Fame "post humorously" ( |
| Ilkin works as an analyst on the | Pittsburgh affiliate of Fox Sports Net and has written |
| ign with the Red Wings but was dealt back to | Pittsburgh after one season. |
| egan his college career at the University of | Pittsburgh after graduating from Xaverian High School i |
| Cotton's hockey career began in | Pittsburgh after moving there to attend Duquesne Univer |
| ll standout and went on to the University of | Pittsburgh after graduating. |
| Three times John walked from New Orleans to | Pittsburgh after having arrived in New Orleans on a fla |
| It is set in 1790s Western Pennsylvania near | Pittsburgh against the backdrop of the Whiskey Rebellio |
| He died in 1887 in | Pittsburgh, aged 78, and is buried in Allegheny Cemeter |
| cts for agencies such as the Salvation Army, | Pittsburgh AIDS Task Force, and Greater Pittsburgh Comm |
| The magazine was displayed by the | Pittsburgh AIGA during CONTEXT 2007, its annual graphic |
| The Greater | Pittsburgh Airport opened on May 31, 1952. |
| acuation Group, with headquarters at Greater | Pittsburgh Airport PA. |
| unit designation was transferred to Greater | Pittsburgh Airport. |
| took over the 54th Fighter Group at Greater | Pittsburgh Airport. |
| He continued to perform in | Pittsburgh, albeit irregularly, and a CD containing ama |
| KIH35 (sometimes referred to as | Pittsburgh All Hazards) is a NOAA Weather Radio station |
| Covert was named to the University of | Pittsburgh All-Time Team. |
| the Philadelphia Phillies and later for the | Pittsburgh Alleghanys, both of the National League. |
| Milko is from | Pittsburgh, Allegheny County. |
| Wilkins died in 1865 in Homewood, near | Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pa, and was buried in the |
| Gill was born in Allegheny City (now part of | Pittsburgh), Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. |
| The building is now the | Pittsburgh Allegheny 6-8, a magnet school located in th |
| hen he broke into the Major Leagues with the | Pittsburgh Alleghenys of the American Association. |
| start for the Boston Braves and two for the | Pittsburgh Alleghenys during the 1890 season. |
| yed in one game, on August 19, 1890 with the | Pittsburgh Alleghenys of the National League. |
| rs who had jumped from the National League's | Pittsburgh Alleghenys (now the Pittsburgh Pirates), inc |
| Barr played for the | Pittsburgh Alleghenys (1883), Washington Nationals (188 |
| ia Keystones, Philadelphia Quakers/Phillies, | Pittsburgh Alleghenys, Pittsburgh Burghers, Washington |
| ed for the Milwaukee Grays, White Stockings, | Pittsburgh Alleghenys, and Milwaukee Brewers. |
| He played for the Providence Grays, | Pittsburgh Alleghenys, Washington Senators, Chicago Col |
| He then joined the | Pittsburgh Alleghenys, who were also a major league tea |
| yed for the Syracuse Stars, Cincinnati Reds, | Pittsburgh Alleghenys, Philadelphia Athletics, and Rich |
| He played for the | Pittsburgh Alleghenys, Pittsburgh Pirates, Louisville C |
| Driscoll played for the Buffalo Bisons, | Pittsburgh Alleghenys, and Louisville Eclipse. |
| th the Philadelphia Quakers/Phillies and the | Pittsburgh Alleghenys. |
| He played for the | Pittsburgh Alleghenys/Pirates and Washington Senators. |
| William A. Nimick was the owner of the | Pittsburgh Alleghenys/Pirates baseball team of the Nati |
| He played for the Buffalo Bisons (1881), | Pittsburgh Alleghenys/Pirates (1882-1884, 1892), Brookl |
| He would play for the Boston Beaneaters, | Pittsburgh Alleghenys/Pirates, Pittsburgh Burghers, and |
| nsists of "Hail to Pitt", the "University of | Pittsburgh Alma Mater", "The Star Spangled Banner", the |
| The lyrics below to the University of | Pittsburgh Alma Mater are attributable to the 1916 edit |
| In the 1913 midseason Byrne was traded by | Pittsburgh along with pitcher Howie Camnitz to the Phil |
| owed the B&O to bypass its former route into | Pittsburgh along the Pittsburgh Southern and Little Saw |
| On January 17, 2009, he was traded by | Pittsburgh along with Dany Sabourin and a 4th round pic |
| He attended college at the University of | Pittsburgh alongside Arizona teammate Larry Fitzgerald. |
| Pittsburgh also had a solid offensive line, led by cent | |
| e the "iron city" of a state penitentiary in | Pittsburgh, America's "iron city," three black Communis |
| Ebenezer Denny (1761-1822), first mayor of | Pittsburgh, American Revolutionary War veteran |
| The | Pittsburgh Americans were a professional American footb |
| the second American Football League for the | Pittsburgh Americans. |
| in the Broadway play The Laramie Project in | Pittsburgh, among other stage shows. |
| He has been embraced more in | Pittsburgh among older fans than Steely McBeam of the P |
| Phillips (MLB catcher) grand slam which gave | Pittsburgh an 11-8 victory. |
| The | Pittsburgh and Steubenville Railroad was chartered Marc |
| Jones, of the | Pittsburgh and Connellsville Railroad and later of Jone |
| Stephen Foster Memorial building - a City of | Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania state Historical Landmark l |
| pioneered the establishment of the Erie and | Pittsburgh and Erie and North East railroads. |
| The | Pittsburgh and Boston Copper Harbor Mining Company and |
| s appointed administrator of the dioceses of | Pittsburgh and Allegheny, and he was subsequently made |
| ighmark, a health insurance company based in | Pittsburgh and the largest health insurer in Pennsylvan |
| Hayes attended the University of | Pittsburgh and was an Administration of Justice Major a |
| played college football at the University of | Pittsburgh and was drafted in the third round of the 19 |
| He served successively the San Francisco, | Pittsburgh and Washington (D.C.) Episcopal Areas. |
| d college Bucknell University, University of | Pittsburgh and Washington & Jefferson College. |
| WTW Architects of | Pittsburgh and local firm Ellis, Rickett and Associates |
| t served Wards 19, 20, 28, 29, 30, and 32 in | Pittsburgh and the following portions of Allegheny Coun |
| the 1920s and 1930s he served as manager for | Pittsburgh and for the Chicago Cubs. |
| Brighton Heights is within the city of | Pittsburgh, and is in "Zone 1" of the public transit sy |
| Dau graduated from the University of | Pittsburgh and attended the M.A. in Writing program at |
| ar Wideman set in the Pennsylvania cities of | Pittsburgh and Philadelphia during the 1990s. |
| Goldberg was born in | Pittsburgh, and was educated at yeshivot Torah V'Daat a |
| ife in the African American neighborhoods of | Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. |
| ed professor of English at the University of | Pittsburgh and editor of the journal Boundary 2 publish |
| She was educated at the University of | Pittsburgh and earned a B.S. in Information Science. |
| s an editor for Scholastic Magazine first in | Pittsburgh and then in New York from 1933-42. |
| n 1861, and was later enlarged to become the | Pittsburgh and Castle Shannon Tunnel. |
| 1860 and 1900, and attracted residents from | Pittsburgh and Allegheny who desired to escape the dens |
| His other preferred destinations were | Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. |
| Flanigan attended the University of | Pittsburgh and played linebacker on the Panthers' footb |
| undergraduate degree from the University of | Pittsburgh, and his Ph.D. in Chemistry from Cornell Uni |
| In 1844 Minto left | Pittsburgh and moved to Oregon, crossing the plains wit |
| She has also starred in Hairspray in | Pittsburgh and Houston. |
| in the democratic process in the East End of | Pittsburgh, and through his service, he has been an adv |
| to put Detroit and Chicago in the West with | Pittsburgh and Philadelphia going to the East was rejec |
| rsity of Pennsylvania, now the University of | Pittsburgh, and director of the Pittsburgh Theological |
| t rises 355 feet (108 meters) above Downtown | Pittsburgh and is located along the Monongahela River. |
| a second clerk on a steamboat plying between | Pittsburgh and Wheeling, West Virginia. |
| tood as the first steel-framed skyscraper in | Pittsburgh and one of the first steel-cage structured b |
| Anchorage, Chicago, Los Angeles, Cincinnati, | Pittsburgh and multiple points in Asia and Europe e.g. |
| ly example of Chicago school architecture in | Pittsburgh, and was designed by the architectural firm |
| aduate medical training at the University of | Pittsburgh and Stanford University, and has received bo |
| The | Pittsburgh and Castle Shannon Railroad was a narrow gau |
| is led to the depreciation of home values in | Pittsburgh and eventually to abandoned houses. |
| He played his first three seasons in | Pittsburgh and his final 10 in Baltimore. |
| both the Allegheny County Port Authority in | Pittsburgh and Bi-State Transit (MetroLink) in St. Loui |
| The Flyers lost the tiebreaker to | Pittsburgh and missed out on the playoffs for the secon |
| e for whitewater kayakers and canoeists from | Pittsburgh and Ohio. |
| rk, it was the fifth All-Star Game hosted in | Pittsburgh, and the first since 1994. |
| Bishop Hugh Charles Boyle of the Diocese of | Pittsburgh and the Marianists. |
| 3, Carroll was appointed Auxiliary Bishop of | Pittsburgh and Titular Bishop of Pitanae by Pope Pius X |
| graduated from North Catholic High School in | Pittsburgh and attended St. Fidelis Seminary in Butler |
| He attended the University of | Pittsburgh and was the Vikings first round draft pick i |
| nservatory Theater (ACT) which originated in | Pittsburgh and is now in San Francisco. |
| graduated from North Catholic High School in | Pittsburgh, and then graduated from Robert Morris Unive |
| is the Emeritus Trustee of the University of | Pittsburgh and has received three honorary doctorates f |
| d linebacker and center at the University of | Pittsburgh, and was drafted by the Boston Patriots of t |
| The | Pittsburgh and Butler Street Railway was opened in 1907 |
| 62-1918), the daughter of Edward Crawford of | Pittsburgh, and his wife, Nancy Harriet Ferguson. |
| The | Pittsburgh and Butler Street Railway, commonly called t |
| this sale, the mine was enlarged to form the | Pittsburgh and Castle Shannon Tunnel, and the train tra |
| On April 27, 2011, Root Sports | Pittsburgh and the Pittsburgh Penguins reached a 20 yea |
| The line was purchased by the | Pittsburgh and West Virginia Railway in 1920. |
| en to any artist within a 150-mile radius of | Pittsburgh and who is over 18 years of age. |
| was originally built in 1890 as part of the | Pittsburgh and Castle Shannon Railroad as a means of tr |
| e bridge marks the boundary between suburban | Pittsburgh and the more rural Upper Allegheny. |
| Company "F" was recruited in | Pittsburgh and not accepted by its home state. |
| yor to lay off the road from Chambersburg to | Pittsburgh, and also for improving the Susquehanna Rive |
| Company "G" was recruited in | Pittsburgh and not accepted by its home state. |
| Washington, rather than using the | Pittsburgh and Castle Shannon Tunnel through Mt. |
| Company "D" was recruited in | Pittsburgh and not accepted by its home state. |
| o continue their journey to Downtown via the | Pittsburgh and Castle Shannon Railroad. |
| plan was to have the Keystones play in both | Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. |
| played college football at the University of | Pittsburgh and was drafted in the sixth round (179th ov |
| the fourth Archbishop of the Archeparchy of | Pittsburgh, and installed on July 9 of the same year. |
| formation of a club called Old Residents of | Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania. |
| played college football at the University of | Pittsburgh and was drafted in the third round of the 19 |
| n Museum in New York, the Carnegie Museum in | Pittsburgh, and the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washingt |
| as the first center of petroleum production, | Pittsburgh and Titusville were considered oil capitals. |
| serving the western portions of the city of | Pittsburgh and several western suburbs. |
| He returned to | Pittsburgh and remained there for the rest of his life. |
| played college football at the University of | Pittsburgh and was drafted in the second round of the 1 |
| Jeffrey has bounced up and down between | Pittsburgh and their AHL affiliate Wilkes-Barre multipl |
| Keaton left | Pittsburgh and moved to Los Angeles to begin auditionin |
| on, Washington DC, Charleston, Philadelphia, | Pittsburgh, and Indianapolis. |
| e of the more popular bridges in the city of | Pittsburgh and provides easy access to the Strip Distri |
| also shares a border with Mount Washington ( | Pittsburgh), and Beechview (Pittsburgh). |
| k by a pickup truck while riding his bike in | Pittsburgh and sustained brain damage. |
| Born in | Pittsburgh and raised in Washington, Thackery joined Th |
| Cover photos: Cardell of | Pittsburgh and Henry Parker, Columbia Photo Studio |
| played college football at the University of | Pittsburgh and was drafted in the ninth round of the 19 |
| Furia graduated from Duquesne High School in | Pittsburgh and attended Oberlin College in Ohio, majori |
| The 45 became a hit in | Pittsburgh and Cleveland and though the album sold well |
| On 2 April 1991, | Pittsburgh and Louisville conducted submarine-launched |
| asters in social work from the University of | Pittsburgh and once studied law. |
| He was born in | Pittsburgh and apprenticed as a coppersmith there. |
| championships: in 1915, 1916, and 1918 with | Pittsburgh and in 1926 with Stanford. |
| ith several monuments throughout the city of | Pittsburgh and the Allegheny County segment of Pennsylv |
| headwinds, the flight made routine stops in | Pittsburgh and Knoxville. |
| resford attended Robert Morris University in | Pittsburgh and graduated with a B.S.B.A. in Communicati |
| played college football at the University of | Pittsburgh and was drafted in the 22nd round of the 195 |
| is the first American novel set entirely in | Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania. |
| ceived his law degree from the University of | Pittsburgh and his B.A. in economics and philosophy fro |
| Nover currently lives half of the year in | Pittsburgh and the other half in West Palm Beach, Flori |
| See also: List of radio stations in | Pittsburgh and List of famous people from Pittsburgh |
| played college football at the University of | Pittsburgh and was drafted in the fifth round of the 19 |
| She attended the University of | Pittsburgh and the University of Pittsburgh School of L |
| Esplen is part of | Pittsburgh and is in the Pittsburgh City School distric |
| orking as a color commentator for Fox Sports | Pittsburgh and the Pirates Radio Network. |
| is a lecturer in poetry at the University of | Pittsburgh and managing director of the Pittsburgh Cont |
| played college football at the University of | Pittsburgh and was selected in the 1992 NFL Draft. |
| ppeal in strongly Democratic regions such as | Pittsburgh and Scranton, and thus carried these areas b |
| In 1860, Bullock moved to | Pittsburgh, and in a couple of years, perfected a print |
| in New York, Boston, Baltimore, Washington, | Pittsburgh, and Cleveland. |
| Tekulve currently works for Root Sports | Pittsburgh and appears as an analyst after each Pittsbu |
| York City, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Iowa, | Pittsburgh, and Washington, DC, and included visits to |
| The right of way of the | Pittsburgh and Castle Shannon, excluding the tunnel thr |
| an avid runner, and has competed in both the | Pittsburgh and the Quad Cities marathons. |
| On April 11, 1936, | Pittsburgh and seven other cities were awarded franchis |
| This railroad was purchased by the | Pittsburgh and Castle Shannon Railroad , who extended t |
| Ingold has residencies in both | Pittsburgh and Dallas with his wife Kristina and their |
| y School is located in the Shadyside area of | Pittsburgh, and consists of grades pre-kindergarten to |
| He attended high school at Allegheny Prep in | Pittsburgh and Kiski Prep in Saltsburg, Pennsylvania. |
| red "T" in the center of the state with the | Pittsburgh and Philadelphia areas a strong blue. |
| r head men's basketball coach at Holy Cross, | Pittsburgh and Western Kentucky. |
| a three-year letterman at the University of | Pittsburgh and was signed by the Pittsburgh Steelers as |
| e was a medical student at the University of | Pittsburgh, and acquired the nickname "Doc" during his |
| er of Portuguese and Spanish), University of | Pittsburgh, and Brown University for 15 years. |
| The | Pittsburgh and Western Railroad (later Pittsburg and We |
| He grew up in | Pittsburgh and has Irish and Native American ancestry. |
| y 8, 1803 - September 15, 1856) was Mayor of | Pittsburgh and a Whig member of the U.S. House of Repre |
| ist was, from 1985-89, a punk rock band from | Pittsburgh, and later New York City, who released sever |
| ver Falls and carried trolley tracks between | Pittsburgh and Homestead. |
| played college football at the University of | Pittsburgh and was selected in the second round of the |
| Pittsburgh and Castle Shannon Plane was an incline that | |
| t Dartmouth Medical School and University of | Pittsburgh, and did his surgical intern year at Brown. |
| f the town was changed to Shannopin when the | Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad established a station |
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