Monday, March 31, 2014
Pirates Opening Day Win
Sunday, March 30, 2014
Final Four Match-ups
Tuesday, March 25, 2014
Naval Academy Midshipman Will McKamey Passes Away
ANNAPOLIS, Md.—Midshipman Fourth Class (freshman) Will McKamey, 19, of Knoxville, Tenn., passed away while in a coma Tuesday at Baltimore Shock Trauma.
The death comes three days after Midshipman McKamey collapsed during football practice on Saturday morning. Since then, his family has been at his bedside and they have been overwhelmed with support from classmates, teammates, coaching staff and Naval Academy leadership.
“We are all so very heartbroken by the death of Midshipman Will McKamey,” said Naval Academy Superintendent VADM Mike Miller. “This is devastating news for his family, his classmates, his teammates and the entire Naval Academy family. We offer our deepest condolences to Will's family, friends and shipmates in the wake of this tragedy.”
Midn McKamey was an Oceanography major in 3rdCompany, and he was member of the varsity football team.
“During this most difficult of times, first and foremost, our prayers and thoughts turn to Randy, Kara and their beautiful family,” said Ken Niumatalolo, USNA Head Football Coach. “Our deepest and most sincere condolences go out to their entire family and friends. As our Navy football family mourns the loss of one of our brothers, we also celebrate and honor his life. He loved his family, his friends and his teammates. The Brotherhood loves you! Keep the ball "high and tight" in Heaven.”
Funeral arrangements are pending, and more information will be provided as it becomes available.
The Naval Academy will continue to support Will’s family, friends, and loved ones during this time of grief.
Grief counseling services and support are available to midshipmen, faculty and staff through chains of command, our chaplains, and the Midshipmen Development Center.
Monday, March 24, 2014
NCAA Sweet 16 Preview
Thursday night the battles will continue.
Update from Navy Football Player, Will McKamey's Family
Sunday, March 23, 2014
1953 Topps
In the midst of a last place 50-104 season Outfielder Ralph Kiner is traded to the Chicago Cubs, by General Manager Branch Rickey. Kiner had earlier had a contract squabble with Rickey who told the star Outfielder that the Pirates could still finish in last place without him.
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1953 Topps
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Card#
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1953 TOPPS CLEM KOSHOREK
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8
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1953 TOPPS BOB DEL GRECO
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48
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1953 TOPPS GEORGE METKOVICH
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58
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1953 TOPPS TONY BARTIROME
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71
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1953 TOPPS JOE ROSSI
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74
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1953 TOPPS HOWIE POLLET
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83
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1953 TOPPS CAL ABRAMS
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98
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1953 TOPPS DANNY OCONNELL
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107
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1953 TOPPS DICK GROAT
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154
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1953 TOPPS RON KLINE
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175
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1953 TOPPS JIM WAUGH
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178
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1953 TOPPS RALPH KINER
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191
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1953 TOPPS FORREST MAIN
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198
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1953 TOPPS PAUL LAPALME
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201
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1953 TOPPS VIC JANOWICZ
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222
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1953 TOPPS JOHN OBRIEN
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223
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1953 TOPPS JOHNNY LINDELL
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230
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1953 TOPPS JOHN HETKI
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235
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1953 TOPPS CAL HOGUE
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238
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1953 TOPPS CARLOS BERNIER
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243
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1953 TOPPS ROY FACE
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246
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1953 TOPPS MIKE SANDLOCK
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247
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1953 TOPPS ED OBRIEN
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249
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1954 Topps
The Pirates pass the century mark in losses for the third straight season as they finish in last place with a record of 53-101. Curt Roberts, the Pirates' first black player, made his major league debut as the starting second baseman on April 13, 1954.
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1954 Topps
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Card#
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1954 TOPPS PAUL SMITH
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11
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1954 TOPPS VIC JANOWICZ
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16
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1954 TOPPS DICK GROAT
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43
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1954 TOPPS PRESTON WARD
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72
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1954 TOPPS FRED HANEY
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75
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1954 TOPPS DICK COLE
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84
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1954 TOPPS ROY FACE
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87
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1954 TOPPS HAL RICE
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95
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1954 TOPPS CAL HOGUE
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134
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1954 TOPPS ED O'BRIEN/JOHNNY
O'BRIEN
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139
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1954 TOPPS JOHN HETKI
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161
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1954 TOPPS GAIR ALLIE
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179
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1954 TOPPS BOB PURKEY
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202
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1954 TOPPS JOHN FITZPATRICK
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213
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1954 TOPPS GENE HERMANSKI
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228
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1954 TOPPS JERRY LYNCH
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234
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1954 TOPPS VERN LAW
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235
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1954 TOPPS CURT ROBERTS
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242
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PIAA State Basketball Final Results
A Boys - Lincoln Park 70 - Math, Civics, and Science 66 (Article)
AA Boys - Constitution 61 - Seton LaSalle 59 (Article)
AAA Boys - Neumann-Goretti 64 - Susquehanna Twp. 57 (OT) (Article)
AAAA Boys - New Castle 52 - La Salle College 39 (Article)
Sunday, March 16, 2014
1952 Topps
Ralph Kiner finishes the season with a league-leading 37 homers to win his seventh consecutive National League home run crown. However, the Pirates finish in the cellar with a dreadful 42-112 record.
See the 1952 Topps Pittsburgh Pirates
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1952 Topps
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Card#
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1952 TOPPS MONTY BASGALL RED BACK
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12
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1952 TOPPS MONTY BASGALL BLACK
BACK
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12
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1952 TOPPS HOWIE POLLET RED BACK
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63
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1952 TOPPS HOWIE POLLET BLACK BACK
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63
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1952 TOPPS WILLIAM WERLE RED BACK
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73
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1952 TOPPS WILLIAM WERLE BLACK
BACK
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73
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1952 TOPPS VERNON LAW
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81
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1952 TOPPS DALE COOGAN
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87
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1952 TOPPS TED WILKS
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109
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1952 TOPPS BILL MACDONALD
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138
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1952 TOPPS TED BEARD
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150
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1952 TOPPS JOE MUIR
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154
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1952 TOPPS PAUL LAPALME
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166
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1952 TOPPS BILL HOWERTON
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167
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1952 TOPPS GUS BELL
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170
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1952 TOPPS ERV DUSAK
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183
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1952 TOPPS GEORGE STRICKLAND
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197
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1952 TOPPS CLYDE MCCULLOUGH
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218
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1952 TOPPS JOE GARAGIOLA
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227
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1952 TOPPS BOB FRIEND
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233
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1952 TOPPS ED FITZ GERALD
|
236
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1952 TOPPS JACK PHILLIPS
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240
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1952 TOPPS PETE CASTIGLIONE
|
260
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1952 TOPPS MURRY DICKSON
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266
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1952 TOPPS GEORGE METKOVICH
|
310
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1952 TOPPS TONY BARTIROME
|
332
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1952 TOPPS BOB DEL GRECO
|
353
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1952 TOPPS BILL POSEDEL
|
361
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1952 TOPPS CLYDE SUKEFORTH
|
364
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1952 TOPPS DICK GROAT
|
369
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1952 TOPPS JACK MERSON
|
375
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1952 TOPPS CLEM KOSHOREK
|
380
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1952 TOPPS MILTON STOCK
|
381
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1952 TOPPS BILLY MEYER
|
387
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1952 TOPPS FORREST MAIN
|
397
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