Baltimore trailed for most of Game 4 of the 1979 World Series before staging one of the most memorable rallies in Fall Classic history. With the Orioles down 6-3 in the eighth inning at Three Rivers Stadium, Pittsburgh brought in submarining closer Kent Tekulve to face a bases-loaded jam — only to watch pinch-hitters John Lowenstein and Terry Crowley each rip two-run doubles off him, flipping the score in Baltimore's favor. Reliever Tim Stoddard, batting because Earl Weaver had exhausted his bench, added an RBI single and picked up the win as the Orioles held on for a 9-6 victory and a commanding 3-1 Series lead over the Pirates (who rallied to win in seven behind Willie Stargell). Offered here is a full, unused ticket to this classic Game 4 — Terrace Box, Fifth Level, priced at $17.00, Box 547, Row D, Seat 4 — still joined to its rain-check stub. The ticket bears the bold red-white-and-blue "76th World Series" logo along with the Pirates' Jolly Roger mascot. Graded PSA NM-MT 8, this is the single highest-graded example in the PSA population report (Pop 4), a superb survivor from one of the most dramatic comeback wins in World Series history.