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The Pittsburgh Pirates/Steelers in the 1930's-1940's.

The Pittsburgh Pirates made there debut in 1933, they only lasted for a good seven years after the 1940's coach Art Rooney renamed the soon to be popular team The Pittsburgh Steelers. They had some good records but they, in my opinion, could've done better. If they would've done better i'm pretty sure they would've had more fans then what they did back then,



The Pittsburgh Steelers got there logo possible from a major steel industry in pittsburgh in the surrounding area. The three star like shapes in their logo are from the three major things used to make steel, which are, Iron Ore, Coal, and Limestone. The tallest player on the 1933 roster was Leo Raskowski and the shortest player was Jim Clark.



If Ombama is willing to come out of the white house to play touch football to teach little kids, football must be important to him, He must have more time to play touch football then to take care of our country. Troy Polamalu must like President Obama or he must like to help little kids in the Washington D.C area inorder to teach them about football.



The Pittsburgh Steelers must have a lot of time away from practice inorder to play rockband, for the local troops in the city of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. They must have a lot of respect for the people who are fighting in iraq and for the people who have served in any kina of war in the past years. You can tell by the photo that they are respectful and that they show how much they care for the people who have served in the war.

The Pittsburgh Steelers use video games to help others in there time of need. By this photo above, you can see that the people are big fans of the Nitendo Wii. The Nitendo Wii is a popular gameing system. If the Nitendo Wii wasn't around the x-box would be popular again. I think the Nitendo Wii is an upgrade of the Nitendo 64. The games are endless now, and you can play more enducational, action, violent, and mystery games with the Nitendow Wii.

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