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In * it Dan Galbreath of the Pi okayed baseball's richest ; Parker. There were gruml ker taverns and beauty par was overpaid, but Galbre he price for big league succ< lad confidence in Pittsbur a especially as a basebal th said. When he agreed I $5 million pact despite e slump in 1978. il, Pete Peterson showed h manager of action by hortstop Frank Taveras to 3ts for less spectacular bui 'er thought Foli would hit iterson said after Foli play and batted 44 points above average. Y, manager Chuck Tanner man of patience by accenl while last-place Pittsburj ine games off the pace League East. ave four months and three t's a lot of season," Tannt s will turn it around." le, Peterson showed he as well as a general mans [ Bill Madlock from San Fr, i-player swap that sent the d Whitson. t to make this the Giants' li es' gain," said Madlock, wh >urgh batting .261 and f 1 Julv. August Spnt#?mh4 Willie Stargeli and his tes showed they wer k, do-it-in the clutch team of iught off gutsy Montreal in tl League East, they swe] i the NL Championship Ser lied from a 3-1 deficit e's dream season in the hey popped open bottles of nri nlavpH thpir plnhhnnc/ D OFFl IA 17" Pizzo | W i" PIZZQ I ^5 NOT ' RES 11/1 5/79 OTHEI ) OFF ~~ A 10" Pizzo ^ [ NOT V HE^M/15^9lOTHER k I to I a ; W HAPPY Hi S> TUESDAYWEDNES THURSD/i illVERY tes togeth theme song "We Are Fa over. )k back lanuary, SOME CYNICS suggest ttsburgh such thing as family contract professional sports and 1 olings in record .323 Series batting i lors that mightier factor than team i ath was "Someone asked me if 41 $s. overrated," Stargell said gh as a Baltimore pitching and act il city," MVP Award. to the "That bothered me bee an at- didn't live with us and di depended on each other...V e was a we had to crawl and we dealing because 4We Are Family.'' fhp Mpw tv.^ 1? 41 ? ? ?.. ji He uiacu iune, uy uie gri : steady has one segment that go begun to get our share like he delights." ed solid What does the future hold his .244 What about Stargell? W next season? Well, he was showed season at 38 and he carriec ing the back when it counted mos *h was Willie out. in the And youth is on Pittsbi t ents like Parker, Mac weeks Garner and Omar Moren< 'r said. with the pitching staff, wh top to bottom despite the was a game winner. iger by Of course, you can't pr U l_ _ **r 1 J n ainjiacu Happen iu a wona aenes Giants recent winners like the Cin< the New York Yankees, and }ss and Pirates of 1971. o came When the Pirates clii inished Baltimore, Roberto Clen MVP, Steve Blass was the ;r and in game seven and first Pirate Robertson was a power hitU e the Within a few years, Cler 1979. killed in a plane crash, Bla ie tight taken a sudden, never-exj Dt Cin- and Robertson's promise ies and fulfilled. to end So all any team is gua World future is uncertainty. But for now, the Pirates cham- their $29,000 Series paych< 5 disco month off-season to savor U wmmmmmmmmmmmmummmmmmmmmamtm imammmmmmmmmmummmmmmmmmmmmam $.50 O WSm Ahy Spaghetti Die MUD DURING ANY R SPECIAL OFFER EXPIRES 1 1 / SSSBi Any alp Lasagn* Dim <g> ALIO DURING ANY 1 SPECIAL OFFER EXPIRES 11 / Chanelo's _ m i ion roods, I 2702 Rosewood Oi OUR 4-7 BUD DRAFT PITCHER $1 -Spaghetti Special ONL^ DAY ? 2 for 1 on any si; iY" Ladies Night-Glass ol On er imily," over and there really is no togetherness in :hat the Pirates' iverage was a far unity. The Family' was 1 after pounding repting the Series ause this person dn't see how we fe had to scratch, : did it together >up Sister Sledge, es, "We've just of this world's for the Pirates? ill he be too old too old for this I the team on his t Sn Hnn't pnnnt irgh's side with Hock, Foli, Phil ). It's the same ich is solid from absence of a 20edict what will winner. Look at :innati Reds and I look back at the nched in '71 in lemte was the winning pitcher baseman Bob ir of promise, ne te had been ss' pitching had plained collapse had gone un ranteed for the are guaranteed scks and a fourle title. iFl)] lnef I 1 5/79 FF ft er M 5/79 j Inc. 25' .25 - i 99* le Pizza 1 f Wine ily 50'