Trailing 3-2 in the World Series and facing elimination, the Pittsburgh Pirates sent ace left-hander John Candelaria to the mound at Memorial Stadium for Game 6, and he delivered a masterpiece, locked in a scoreless duel with Baltimore's Jim Palmer through six innings before Pittsburgh's offense finally broke through. Dave Parker's RBI single and a Willie Stargell sacrifice fly gave the Pirates a two-run seventh, and Pittsburgh added two more in the eighth on a Bill Robinson sacrifice fly and an RBI single from Omar Moreno, with closer Kent Tekulve slamming the door for a 4-0 shutout that forced a decisive Game 7 (which the Pirates went on to win, capturing the championship behind Willie Stargell's MVP performance). Offered here is a full, unused ticket to this crucial elimination-avoiding win, priced at $12.00 for an Upper Reserved seat at Memorial Stadium, Section 33, Row 29, Seat 12, still joined to its rain-check stub. The ticket bears the same bold "76th World Series" logo as its Game 4 counterpart, along with the Orioles' cartoon bird mascot. Graded PSA NM-MT 8, this is the single highest-graded example in the PSA population report (Pop 2), an outstanding survivor from the game that kept Pittsburgh's championship dreams alive.