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Stats

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World Series · 1960

1960 World Series

Pittsburgh Pirates beat the New York Yankees 4–3

It went the distance — a winner-take-all finale. The widest gap was a 13-run game. 82 runs across seven games.

7
Games
4–3
Result
82
Total runs
13 runs
Widest margin
Champions: Pittsburgh Pirates Runners-up: New York Yankees

Pittsburgh Pirates won the 1960 World Series, beating the New York Yankees 4–3.

Quick answers

Who won the 1960 World Series?
The Pittsburgh Pirates won the 1960 World Series, beating the New York Yankees 4–3.
What was the result of the 1960 World Series?
The Pittsburgh Pirates beat the New York Yankees 4–3.
How many games were played in the 1960 World Series?
7 games were played.

The clincher

Game 7 (1960-10-13): New York Yankees 9 at Pittsburgh Pirates 10.

Source: Retrosheet World Series game logs (glws.zip), 1960 World Series, game 7 (1960-10-13). The information used here was obtained free of charge from and is copyrighted by Retrosheet. — source

Game by game

GameDateScore
11960-10-05New York Yankees 4 at Pittsburgh Pirates 6
21960-10-06New York Yankees 16 at Pittsburgh Pirates 3
31960-10-08Pittsburgh Pirates 0 at New York Yankees 10
41960-10-09Pittsburgh Pirates 3 at New York Yankees 2
51960-10-10Pittsburgh Pirates 5 at New York Yankees 2
61960-10-12New York Yankees 12 at Pittsburgh Pirates 0
71960-10-13New York Yankees 9 at Pittsburgh Pirates 10

Notable games

Source: Retrosheet World Series game logs (glws.zip), 1960 World Series. The information used here was obtained free of charge from and is copyrighted by Retrosheet. — source

✓ Every fact computed from Retrosheet World Series game logs — retrosheet.org. Not written by anyone.

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