“An Informal Game” William E. Benswanger, an insurance executive and patron of the arts, never wanted to be involved with the Pittsburgh baseball club, though he was an avid Pirate fan growing up. Pirate owner Barney Dreyfuss had trained his son Sammy to

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Date: 2007-01-20 23:36:38 Pittsburgh Pirates Fred Clarke Honus Wagner Jack Chesbro Tommy Leach Forbes Field Denny McKnight William Benswanger Louisville Colonels Baseball Bill Benswanger Barney Dreyfuss		“An Informal Game” William E. Benswanger, an insurance executive and patron of the arts, never wanted to be involved with the Pittsburgh baseball club, though he was an avid Pirate fan growing up. Pirate owner Barney Dreyfuss had trained his son Sammy to Add to Reading List Source URL: www.upress.pitt.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 60,62 KB Share Document on Facebook

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