On October 11, 1970, the Baltimore Orioles evened the World Series at Riverfront Stadium with a dramatic come-from-behind 6-5 win over the Cincinnati Reds. Trailing 4-0 after Bobby Tolan's third-inning homer off Jim Palmer, Baltimore erupted for five runs in the fifth off starter Milt Wilcox and the Reds' bullpen, keyed by a game-tying single from Brooks Robinson. Johnny Bench answered with a solo homer in the sixth to make it 6-5, but Tom Phoebus held on for the win in relief of Palmer, with Dick Hall closing it out. The Orioles went on to win the Series in five games, powered by Robinson's iconic defensive show and Baltimore's dominant pitching staff. Offered here is a full, unused ticket to this pivotal Game 2 — the rain-check stub still attached along the perforation — for a Loge Box seat, Gate 11, Aisle 319, Row 2, Seat 103, priced at $15.00. The ticket displays the classic 1970 World Series design featuring an aerial rendering of Riverfront Stadium. Graded PSA NM 7, this example is tied for finest known, with only a single copy graded higher — an exceptional survivor from a Series remembered as much for Brooks Robinson's defensive heroics as for Baltimore's offensive resilience.