Schenley Park

This lady, although born in Pittsburgh, married an English gentleman while yet in her teens.

It is forty years and more since she took up her residence in London among the titled and the wealthy of the world's metropolis, but still she turns to the home of her childhood and by means of Shenley Park links her name with it for ever.

a noble eustace of great wealth by one who thus becomes her own administrator if a park be already provided there is still room for many judicious gifts in connection with it mr phipps of alleghany has given conservatories to the park there which are visited by many every day of the week and crowded by thousands of working people every sunday for with rare wisdom he has stipulated as a condition of the gift that the conservatories shall be open on sundays the result of his experiment has been so gratifying that he finds himself justified in adding to them from his surplus as he is doing largely this year To lovers of flowers among the wealthy, I commend a study of what is possible for them to do in the line of Mr. Phipps's example.

And may they please note that Mr. Phipps is a wise as well as a liberal giver, for he requires the city to maintain these conservatories, and thus secures for them forever the public ownership, the public interest, and the public criticism of their management.

What a cut he had.

He's trying to plant one up through the light towers and put it out in Shenley Park.

One strike on Clemente.

The exciting Pirate right fielder.

Well, Chuck Bean, an announcer in the National League, I don't have too much opportunity to see Mantle.

I've heard about his tremendous tape measure shots, but there's one that's got to go down.

They must drive a golden spike into Shenley Park out there.

That one won't be forgotten for a long time.

This lady, although born in Pittsburgh, married an English gentleman while yet in her teens.

It is forty years and more since she took up her residence in London among the titled and the wealthy of the world's metropolis, but still she turns to the home of her childhood and by means of Shenley Park links her name with it for ever.

a noble use this of great wealth by one who thus becomes her own administrator if a park be already provided there is still room for many judicious gifts in connection with it mr phipps of alleghany has given conservatories to the park there which are visited by many every day of the week and crowded by thousands of working people every sunday for with rare wisdom he has stipulated as a condition of the gift that the conservatories shall be open on sundays the result of his experiment has been so gratifying that he finds himself justified in adding to them from his surplus as he is doing largely this year To lovers of flowers among the wealthy, I commend a study of what is possible for them to do in the line of Mr. Phipps's example.

And may they please note that Mr. Phipps is a wise as well as a liberal giver, for he requires the city to maintain these conservatories, and thus secures for them forever the public ownership, the public interest, and the public criticism of their management.

Boyle goes clear out over the scoreboard.

Over into Schenley Park, a round triple for Ralph Connery's first of the 1948 season.

Oh, did he? Let's hope that it's the first of 61.

Cleveland never saw anybody like Bill Vett, who came to town and in 1948 yelled pennant.

This lady, although born in Pittsburgh, married an English gentleman while yet in her teens.

It is forty years and more since she took up her residence in London among the titled and the wealthy of the world's metropolis, but still she turns to the home of her childhood and by means of Shenley Park links her name with it for ever.

a noble use this of great wealth by one who thus becomes her own administrator.

If a park be already provided, there is still room for many judicious gifts in connection with it.

Patient presented with acute cardiac event.

Collapsed while jogging in Shenley Park.

Bystander CPR initiated.

Failed to respond to advanced interventions.

A high school in Pittsburgh was named in his honor in 1915, and the grounds of his former estate were converted into Westinghouse Park.

In 1900 Dreisig, a memorial funded by Funfzig of his former employees was dedicated in Schenley Park.

Two years later, a large bridge carrying U.S. route Dreisig over the Turtle Creek Valley was named the George Westinghouse Memorial Bridge.

A plaque on the bridge commemorates his career and its usefulness to humanity.