The next person to touch Roberto Clemente was Pedrin Zarrilla, who owned the Santurce club. He was the man who discovered Clemente on the country softball team, and he was the man who signed him for a ...

The Pirates star was a great player and humanitarian whose life was cut short in an airplane crash on Dec. 31, 1972.

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Roberto Clemente Day is celebrated annually on September 15 across Major League Baseball, honoring the legendary player and humanitarian. This year, the Pittsburgh Pirates will be hosting their first ...

Roberto Clemente was born in Carolina, Puerto Rico. Today, the town has about 125,000 people, dwarfing the size when Clemente was born there in 1934. Maria Isabella Casares was a school teacher. She ...

PITTSBURGH — The City of Pittsburgh honored some of the greatest people in the city's history, including one of the greatest Pittsburgh Pirates players. The Pittsburgh Walk of Fame unveiled their ...