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X-WR-CALDESC:A look at baseball history from the city that created the firs
 t World Series. Presented by Speakers from the Heinz History Center.  Join
  us for a special presentation from the Heinz History Center on the histor
 y of baseball\, Saturday\, May 11th from 2pm to 4pm. \n\nPresenter Jim Hal
 ler is a long-standing and highly respected member of the Society for Amer
 ican Baseball Research (SABR)\, and a fountain of information on America’s
  favorite pastime.  His presentation\, “Growing Up With Baseball in Pittsb
 urgh\,” is about his lifelong passion for baseball and following the Pitts
 burgh Pirates and their many memorable players and seasons.  It is a joy f
 or all those who remember the World Series winning teams of 1960\, 1971\, 
 and 1979.  But Jim also taps into the boyhood memories of growing up on Pi
 ttsburgh’s North Side and following teams that did not make the Pennant ra
 ce – when the real joy in baseball was found in a neighborhood pick-up gam
 e. \n\nMr. Haller has logged over 2\,300 hours of service at the Heinz His
 tory Center\, where he serves in many capacities:  as a Concierge for spec
 ial programs and events\; as a Docent (a Docent is a trained and certified
  museum tour guide) for both school and adult tours both at the History Ce
 nter in the Strip District and the Ft. Pitt Museum at the Point\; and as a
  Heinz History Center Ambassador who takes the Center’s stories on the roa
 d. He is also a Navy veteran. \n\nPittsburgh has a rich baseball history\,
  which includes the distinction of hosting the first World Series game in 
 1903. The presentation in Somerset will be a delightful exploration for an
 yone who loves baseball. Bring your friends\, family\, or little league te
 am for an entertaining look at this uniquely American past-time. \n\nAdmis
 sion: Free
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DESCRIPTION:A look at baseball history from the city that created the first
  World Series. Presented by Speakers from the Heinz History Center.  Join 
 us for a special presentation from the Heinz History Center on the history
  of baseball\, Saturday\, May 11th from 2pm to 4pm. \n\nPresenter Jim Hall
 er is a long-standing and highly respected member of the Society for Ameri
 can Baseball Research (SABR)\, and a fountain of information on America’s 
 favorite pastime.  His presentation\, “Growing Up With Baseball in Pittsbu
 rgh\,” is about his lifelong passion for baseball and following the Pittsb
 urgh Pirates and their many memorable players and seasons.  It is a joy fo
 r all those who remember the World Series winning teams of 1960\, 1971\, a
 nd 1979.  But Jim also taps into the boyhood memories of growing up on Pit
 tsburgh’s North Side and following teams that did not make the Pennant rac
 e – when the real joy in baseball was found in a neighborhood pick-up game
 . \n\nMr. Haller has logged over 2\,300 hours of service at the Heinz Hist
 ory Center\, where he serves in many capacities:  as a Concierge for speci
 al programs and events\; as a Docent (a Docent is a trained and certified 
 museum tour guide) for both school and adult tours both at the History Cen
 ter in the Strip District and the Ft. Pitt Museum at the Point\; and as a 
 Heinz History Center Ambassador who takes the Center’s stories on the road
 . He is also a Navy veteran. \n\nPittsburgh has a rich baseball history\, 
 which includes the distinction of hosting the first World Series game in 1
 903. The presentation in Somerset will be a delightful exploration for any
 one who loves baseball. Bring your friends\, family\, or little league tea
 m for an entertaining look at this uniquely American past-time. \n\nAdmiss
 ion: Free
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LOCATION:Somerset Historical Center
SUMMARY:Growing up with Baseball in Pittsburgh
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