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Hi,
This is Vince Palamara from Pittsburgh, PA. This is NOT spam LOL. Search Google- I am all over the net. Huge Pirates/ Moose fan: here is my new massive blog dedicated to Bob Moose:
NOTE: if any images are cut off, please see
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BOB MOOSE 10/17/71-After game 7 of the 1971 World Series: Bruce Kison heads to his wedding via helicopter with a smiling Best Man, fellow Pirates pitcher Bob Moose
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BOB MOOSE- ALBERTA & APRIL MOOSE BOB MOOSE
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BOB MOOSE & MANNY SANGUILLEN 5/24/76
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BOB MOOSE & TEAM MATES BOB MOOSE
BOB MOOSE BOB MOOSE IN BACKGROUND
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Pittsburgh Pirates, 1967-1976: Bob Moose
1971 World Champion: Bob Moose
1976 baseball signed by all Pirates including Bob Moose
10/3/76- LAST GAME OF 1976 SEASON; 6 DAYS BEFORE BOB’S PASSING Joe Brown retires; Moose and Murtaugh pass away
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Alberta Moose throws out first pitch of 1977 season as April and Bob Sr look on Bob Moose
Bob Moose and friends 2/6/76
Bob Moose 10/7/72
Bob Moose (and Manny Sanguillen) 5/16/76
Murtaugh, Borbon, and HOFer Joe Morgan re: Bob Moose Bob Moose
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1967 Pittsburgh Pirates: Bob Moose’s rookie year
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Bob Moose & the 1975 Pirates
Sam McDowell, Bob Moose My dad went to Central Catholic with the great Indians pitcher (and one time [1975] Pirates pitcher) Sam McDowell (arrow). McDowell, one of the greatest Indians pitchers of all time, would have been a Hall of Famer if not for alcoholism. He came to Bethel Park High School to give a speech in 1982 that I attended
Bob Moose and company THE greatest Pirates team ever! The 1972 Pittsburgh Pirates
Joel Hanrahan, Bob Moose Current Pirates pitcher Joel Hanrahan (21 saves as I write this!) and the late, great Pirates pitcher Bob Moose (1967-1976): they look alike to me! Moose was a 1971 World Series champion and pitched a no-hitter 9/20/69 (AND was the only pitcher to ever come close to pitching a no-hitter at old Forbes Field!). Born 10/9/76, died 10/9/76; also known for the wild pitch that cost us a trip to the 1972 World Series (Giusti gave up the tying HR). My first grade memories: THIS and Nixon getting re-elected LOL
Bob Moose 9/20/69 no hitter
Bob Moose 9/20/69 no hitter
Bob Moose 9/20/69 no hitter (THIS WAS FROM A 2011 ROOT SPORTS COMMERCIAL THAT RAN FAIRLY OFTEN)
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Bob Moose 1968
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THE most famous pitch in Pirates history- Clemente’s final game
THE REAL PITTSBURGH PIRATES: BOB MOOSE+ (video by Vince Palamara)
Bob Moose touching tribute
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Bob Moose Bob’s final resting place
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Bob Moose 1971 coin
Bob Moose 1971 coin back
Bob Moose original wire photo from 1973 featuring Larry Yount, Houston Astros; Wilbur Howard, Milwaukee Brewers; Tommy Harper, Boston Red Sox; Bob Moose, Pittsburgh Pirates; Jim Fregosi; New York Mets; Dick Green Oakland Athletics; Danny Frisella New York Mets and Darold Knowles, Oakland Athletics. Ironically, Frisella would die shortly after Bob (1/1/77)
Bob Moose 1985 Whoozit Card RED GRANGE TRIS SPEAKER BOB MOOSE+
Bob Moose 1971
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Bob Moose 9/20/69- no hitter
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Bob Moose 10/15/71
Bob Moose 1974
Bob Moose 8/1/72
Bob Moose no-hitter versus the eventual world champ Amazin’ Mets 1969
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Bob Moose With Dave Giusti and Willie Stargell. April 1971
Bob Moose 5/19/72
Bob Moose 1970
Bob Moose April 1972
Bob Moose NO-HIT PITCHER — Bob Moose of the Pittsburgh Pirates threw a no-hitter and led his team to a 4-0 victory over the New York Mets in New York’s Shea Stadium Saturday afternoon.. – OTHER INFO: . Photo is dated 9/24/1969
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Bob Moose Cincinnati, Oct. 11-His Wild Pitch Sank The Pirates – Bob Moose, pitching for the Pittsburgh Pirates in last half of ninth inning of final game against Cincinnati Reds, explains his wild pitch that permitted Reds to score and win National League pennant, 4-3, at Cincinnati Wednesday night. Moose said he didn’t want to throw Hal McRae a strike and the pitch “just took a bounce and bounced over his head” when he threw a slider. George Foster came home from third on the wild pitch to end the game.
Bob Moose May 1976
Bob Moose May 1976
Bob Moose CONTRAST IN HAIR STYLES–Bob Moose, Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher, leans on fence as he talks with Detroit Tigers pitcher John Hiller at Tigers spring training camp Thursday before start of game between the two clubs. Last season Hiller wore his hair down to his shoulders. Moose has been wearing his full beard for several months. Dated 03/26/1976.
Bob Moose 1971 coin
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BOB MOOSE, JOHN HALLAHAN, AND CHARLIE SANDS
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Legendary pitcher Luis Tiant was the first in 1981 (no one wore the #38 from 1977-1980 out of respect); Pitcher Manny Sarmiento was the next, from 1982-1983; several others used it since, including Jason Bay (2004-2008)
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