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World Series, Pittsburgh
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Below is a baseball poster of the Pittsburgh Pirates playing in the 1960 World Series. This
1960 World Series poster shows a spectacular view of the Pirates' park as fans crowd the top of a building to get a view. It was one of the best Series ever played. |
World Series, Pittsburgh, 1960 Posters
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On top
of one of the largest buildings, a number of spectators get
an incredible view of the World Series in Pittsburgh in
1960. From their perch, they could see almost the
entire park where the Pirates played. In this 1960 championship series, the Pittsburgh Pirates of the National League played the hated New York Yankees from the American League. The series was all tied up at three games apiece as they played a deciding game 7. The
baseball game was a slugfest, as both teams scored many runs, and as they went to the bottom of the ninth inning, the score was tied at nine. It was then that Bill Mazeroski hit a walk-off home run to win the World Series for the Pirates. |
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