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name on their ... the '30's and this was the primary influence in their color change. 
.... called back their pirate logo from the 1940 and 1941 seasons. [DOC] [TLE] Pirates Timeline | Pittsburgh Pirates [PAR] April 30, 1887 -- The Pittsburgh Alleghenies play their first National League game
, defeating the defending league champion Chicago White Stockings, 6-2,... [DOC] [TLE] 1941 Pittsburgh Pirates Roster by Baseball Almanac [PAR] A 1941 Pittsburgh Pirates roster with uniform numbers, player stats and Opening 
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Pittsburgh Pirates (1941 - 1941) 1941  Pittsburgh Pirates (1942 - 1946) .... sports 
uniforms and names contained within this site are properties of their respective... [DOC] [TLE] As their name indicates, these schools were established to attract ... [PAR] Jul 6, 2016 ... As their name indicates, these schools were established to attract ... In 1941 the 
Pittsburgh Pirates changed their name to this # Quiz # Question. [DOC] [TLE] How did the Pittsburgh Pirates get their name? - Quora [PAR] From Wikipedia: Professional baseball has been played in the Pittsburgh area 
since 1876. The teams of the era were "independents", barnstorming throughout
... [DOC] [TLE] Sports Team History - Pittsburgh Pirates [PAR] The Steelers were founded as the Pittsburgh Pirates on July 8, 1933, by Art 
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The new team was known as the Pirates in reference to their baseball club 
landlords at ... as the Millers, Vulcans, Tubers, Smokers, Rollers, Ingots and 
Puddlers. 1941... [DOC] [TLE] 1941 Pittsburgh Pirates season - Revolvy [PAR] The 1941 Pittsburgh Pirates was a season in American baseball. ... The franchise 
changed its name to the Steelers prior to the 1940 season , to represent the... [DOC] [TLE] Braves, Indians should find new names by looking to history | MLB ... [PAR] Sep 24, 2013 ... The Redskins' name actually has its roots in baseball. ... are going to be pressed 
to change their names, and change they shouldthere really is no ... club was 
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football and Youth Soccer, and the activities ..... James A. O'Toole (1936-1941) 
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Like their baseball namesake, the Pirates had a

Question: In 1941 the Pittsburgh Pirates changed their name to this
Answer: Pittsburgh Steelers