1996 Stroke of Fate As New York rallied to win four straight games from Atlanta, its World Series title seemed preordained by Tom Verducci
	1995 Brave Hearts On its third try in five years, Atlanta finally won the World Series by Tom Verducci
	1993 Home Sweet Homer After his dramatic home run gave the Blue Jays a second straight World Series title, Joe Carter touched home plate and touched off a SkyDome mob scene by Steve Rushin
	1992 Oh, Canada! When Dave Winfield of the Blue Jays hit a World Series winning double in Atlanta, he ignited a national celebration 700 miles away in Toronto's SkyDome and all across the True North by Steve Rushin
	1991 A Series to Savor In a World Series of delicious drama, the Minnesota Twins barely bested the Atlanta Braves by Steve Rushin
	1990 The Big Sweep The dauntless Reds socked it to the vaunted A's in one of the most dazzling upsets in World Series history by Steve Wulf
	1989 Swept Away As Part II of the World Series began, the Bay Area was recovering from the quake. Then the A's rocked the Giants twice to complete their sweep by Steve Wulf
	1988 Destiny's Boys L.A. miraculously beat Oakland in the World Series by Steve Wulf
	1987 Sweet Music by Steve Wulf
	1986 Good To The Very Last Out by Ron Fimrite
	1985 K.C. Had A Blast by Ron Fimrite
	1984 Detroit Jumped All Over 'Em The Tigers leaped to the fore in every game as they bounded past the Padres to win the 81st Series by Steve Wulf
	1983 The Orioles All Pitched In Baltimore overwhelmed Philadelphia in five games in the World Series with an exemplary team effort that featured rookie Pitcher Mike Boddicker and three tough Stooges by Steve Wulf
	1982 For All You Do, This Hug's For You St. Louis overcame bad weather, flip-flops of fate and Milwaukee to sweep Games 6 and 7 and win its ninth World Series by Ron Fimrite
	1981 A Last Hurrah For Los Angeles For some Dodgers, there may not be much time left to enjoy their World Series victory over New York by Ron Fimrite
	1980 One Heartstopper After Another by Steve Wulf
	1979 Rising from the Ashes Down 3-1 in the World Series, fired-up Pittsburgh burned Baltimore in seven by Ron Fimrite
	1978 The Yankee D boys did double duty Bucky Dent and Brian Doyle were in the lineup for their gloves, but New York won the Series because of their bats by Ron Fimrite
	1977 REG-GIE! REG-GIE!! REG-GIE!!! His clobbering of L.A. and the record book with three home runs propelled Reggie Jackson into a whirl that touched all the bases by Ron Fimrite
	1976 Ah, how great it is Great enough to be in superselect company, this Cincinnati team. Led by .533 batter Johnny Bench, it crushed the Yanks by Ron Fimrite
	1975 Everything came up Reds For sustained drama few could equal it. Boston's glorious Game 6 still hung in the air as Cincinnati squeezed through to win a very special World Series by Ron Fimrite
	1974 Triple Crown to the Clowns Harlequins the gaudy A's may have seemed, but they pounced on Dodger errors and lit Series fireworks a third straight time by Ron Fimrite
	1973 Mutiny and a Bounty Despite a disgruntled crew and a deserting skipper, Oakland won the swag in a tempestuous World Series by William Leggett
	1972 Mustaches All the Way Down to the wire, that is, as the hirsute A's beat Cincinnati's Reds in the tightest World Series in history by William Leggett
	1971 Some Kind of a Comeback Roberto Clemente and a no-name crew of pitchers Pirated away a World Series that mighty Baltimore had all but banked by William Leggett
	1970 That Black and Orange Magic All the Orioles seemed to have a hand in casting a spell over Cincinnati but there was no one to compare with Brooks Robinson, the friendly ghost, who made the Reds disappear in five games by William Leggett
	1969 Never Pumpkins Again A seven-year joke—and a fraying one at that—the Mets brought joy to New York with a succession of World Series victories that would be hard to match for dramatic impact or for sheer improbability by William Leggett
	1968 Homers Over the Razzmatazz It was supposed to be between McLain and Gibson, but the 1968 World Series turned into a confrontation between the heavy hitters of Detroit and the swift runners of St. Louis. Mickey Lolich helped a bit, too. by Mark Mulvoy
	1967 Aftermath of a Bittersweet World Series Keeping intact their record of never having lost a seven-game Series, the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Boston Red Sox in an encounter that was filled with exciting performances-and genuine mutual dislike by William Leggett
	1966 Those Happy Birds! A Practical Demonstration of Palmer's Law: Underdogs, a team supposedly without solid pitching, the astounding Orioles used their big bats effectively if sparingly, ran out a retread reliever and three youthful starters and smothered the Dodgers four straight by Jack Mann
	1965 The Final Strength Was Sandy The best pitcher in baseball proved to be the difference between two very different ball clubs. And an odd World Series should give the downtrodden American League real hope for the future by William Leggett
	1964 Speed Won the World Series by William Leggett
	1963 Koo-Foo the Killer by William Leggett
	1962 The Pitchers Stand and Fight by Roy Terrell
	1961 The Yankees On Top
	1960 It Went all the Way! And so did Pittsburgh's Pirates when Bill Mazeroski swung his bat and hit the ball over Forbes Field's distant left field wall. Yankee hopes were dead, the seventh game was over and the Pirates had won their first World Series in 35 years. by Roy Terrell
	1959 A Series of Strange Events After ten years of repeat performances—usually starring Casey and the Yankees—baseball's big show moved west with a new cast of characters. Result: the biggest crowds and richest receipts in Series history by Roy Terrell
	1958 Breaking Up the Braves by Robert Creamer
	1957 A Mean Hand with a Rock by Roy Terrell
	1956 One by one and seven by William Saroyan
	1955 When Brooklyn Won It was only last week the Dodgers finally beat the Yanks and won the Series. But in Brooklyn that grand day is already a part of history by Robert Creamer
	1954 1...2...3...4...& Bingo by Roger Kahn

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