Cover -- Copyright -- CONTENTS -- 1. First Pirates World Series Championship, 1909 -- 2. George Chip KOs Fred Klaus for Middleweight Title, 1913 -- 3. Pitt Defeats Georgia Tech and Claims Third National Championship, 1918 -- 4. Harry Greb Decisions Gene Tunney for Light- Heavyweight Title, 1923 -- 5. Pirates World Series Victory Over the Washington Senators, 1925 -- 6. Carnegie Tech's Upset of Notre Dame in a Game Snubbed by Knute Rockne, 1926 -- 7. Teddy Yaroz Decisions Vince Dundee for the Middleweight Title, 1934 -- 8. Babe Ruth Hits His Last Three Home Runs at Forbes Field, 1935 -- 9. Pitt's John Woodruff Wins 800 Meters Gold Medal in Berlin Olympics, 1936 -- 10. Pitt's Rose Bowl Victory over Washington and Duquesne's Orange Bowl Victory over Mississippi State, 1937 -- 11. Billy Conn Decisions Melio Bettina for Light-Heavyweight Title, 1939 -- 12. Billy Soose Defeats Ken Overlin for Middleweight Title, 1941 -- 13. Billy Conn Loses Heavyweight Title Fight against Joe Louis, 1941 -- 14. Hornets Win First Calder Cup, 1952 -- 15. Ralph Kiner Hits 37th Home Run to Clinch Seventh Consecutive Home Run Title, 1952 -- 16. Steelers Win Revenge Match against the Philadelphia Eagles, 1954 -- 17. Duquesne Defeats Dayton, Wins NIT, 1955 -- 18. Hornets Win Second Calder Cup, 1955 -- 19. Dale Long Hits Home Run in Eighth Consecutive Game, 1956 -- 20. Don Hennon Sets Pitt Record with 45 Points in a Double Overtime Win against Duke, 1957 -- 21. Arnold Palmer Wins First Masters, 1958 -- 22. Harvey Haddix's Perfect No-Hitter for 13 Innings against the Braves, 1959 -- 23. Pirates World Series Victory over the New York Yankees, 1960 -- 24. Led by MVP Connie Hawkins, Pipers Win ABA Championship, 1968 -- 25. Pirates World Series Victory over the Baltimore Orioles, 1971 -- 26. Roberto Clemente's 3,000th Hit, 1972.

27. First Steelers Playoff Victory and the Immaculate Reception, 1972 -- 28. Pitt Defeats Furman, Moves on to NCAA Elite Eight, 1974 -- 29. Carol Semple Thompson Wins British Amateur Championship after Winning U.S. Open a Year Earlier, 1974 -- 30. First Steelers AFC Championship, 1974 -- 31. First Steelers Super Bowl Victory, 1975 -- 32. Triangles Win World Team Tennis Title, 1975 -- 33. Steelers Super Bowl Victory over the Dallas Cowboys, 1976 -- 34. Tony Dorsett Breaks NCAA Rushing Record against Navy, 1976 -- 35. Pitt Defeats Georgia in Sugar Bowl and Captures National Championship, 1977 -- 36. Steelers Super Bowl Victory over the Dallas Cowboys, 1979 -- 37. Pirates World Series Victory over the Baltimore Orioles, 1979 -- 38. Steelers Super Bowl Victory over the Los Angeles Rams, 1980 -- 39. Pitt Defeats Georgia in the Sugar Bowl, 1982 -- 40. Willie Stargell Hits Pirates' Record 475th Home Run, 1982 -- 41. Pitt's Roger Kingdom Wins Olympic Gold Medal in the 110-Meter High Hurdles, 1984 -- 42. Penguins Win Two Consecutive Stanley Cups, 1991 and 1992 -- 43. Korie Hlede Becomes the First Duquesne Basketball Player to Score 2,000 points, 1997 -- 44. Lightweight Paul Spadafora Wins 32nd Consecutive Fight in Title Defense, 2000 -- 45. Beaver Falls Defeats Aliquippa in WPIAL Championship Thriller, 2005 -- 46. Steelers Super Bowl Victory over the Seattle Seahawks, 2006 -- 47. Pitt Women's Basketball Team Reaches the Sweet 16, 2008 -- 48. Steelers Win a Sixth Super Bowl against the Arizona Cardinals, 2009 -- 49. Penguins Win Third Stanley Cup, 2009 -- 50. Pittsburgh Named Top Sports City, 2009 -- Afterword by David M. Shribman -- Afterword by Richard "Pete" Peterson.