From Yankees Stadium in New York, this is Chuck Thompson, welcoming you to the third game of the 1960 World Series between the New York Yankees and the Pittsburgh Pirates.

On behalf of your host, the General Motors Corporation, and the Gillette Safety Razor Company.

Yes, once again, yours truly Chuck Thompson and Jack Quinlan,

are ready for the third game of the 1960 World Series,

a series that erupted in the first inning of its first day,

and then saw some of the most awesome power in series history in its second day,

has now moved to Yankee Stadium.

And with this move to New York,

has come a decided switch in favor

of the New York Yankees of Casey Stengle.

It seems that the overpowering display of the Yankees

in the second game that saw the bombers pulverized the pirates

with 16 runs and 19 hits,

not to mention the 13 Yankee base dots

in a losing cause in the opener,

has caused many of the experts to feel it is destined to be another Yankee series.

Well, about that, I wouldn't know.

About this, however, I am certain.

You will never make a pirate fan believe it.

And if you try and sell it to Danny Merton as buckos, well then you'd better

be prepared to duck. The pirates are not going to beat themselves, and of course the Yankees

got here the hard way too. This broadcast is authorized under broadcasting rights granted

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