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All-Star reliever Elroy Face, who saved 3 games for Pirates in 1960 World Series, dies at 97
All-Star reliever Elroy Face, who saved 3 games for Pirates in 1960 World Series, dies at 97
All-Star reliever Elroy Face, who saved 3 games for Pirates in 1960 World Series, dies at 97

Published on: 02/13/2026

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Elroy Face, an All-Star reliever for the Pittsburgh Pirates who saved three games in the 1960 World Series to help them defeat the New York Yankees, has died.

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