The 1960 World Series was dominated by the Yankees who outscored the Pittsburgh Pirates by a whopping 55-27. The powerful Yankees hit 14 home runs to Pittsburgh's 5 and had a team ERA of 3.54 to Pittsburgh's 7.11. Hall of Fame pitcher Whitey Ford threw two complete game shutouts his 0.00 ERA partially a result of giving up only two walks in 18 innings. Mickey Mantle batted .400 with three home runs. His 11 RBI was not enough to lead the team; that distinction went to Bobby Richardson who had 12. Richardson won the Series MVP. Pittsburgh won the Series in 7 games. Known for his stellar defense Pittsburgh second baseman Bill Mazeroski came to the plate in the bottom of the 9th of a tie game and Mazeroski launched a 1-0 pitch into the left field seats to secure a 10-9 Pittsburgh win. It was the first walk-off home run to end a World Series another of the most famous home runs in World Series history. Presented here is an outstanding stub from that game graded VG 3 by PSA. The stub exhibits minor edge wear and slight surface staining none of which detracts significantly from the technical grade. An outstanding historically important piece.