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1960s MLB Trivia Questions

11 MLB trivia questions about the 1960s.

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  1. The Twins are named after what?

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    The Twin Cities (1961)

    They chose a regional name to represent both Minneapolis and St. Paul.

  2. What number did Mickey Mantle wear?

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    7 (1968)

    He wore 6 briefly as a rookie.

  3. Who hit the only Game 7 walk-off homer to end a World Series, in 1960?

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    Bill Mazeroski (1960)

    Pittsburgh beat the Yankees 10-9.

  4. Who am I? Hit .406 in 1941, flew combat missions in Korea, homered in my final at-bat.

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    Ted Williams (1960)

    He missed nearly five seasons to military service.

  5. The Minnesota Twins began in 1961 after moving from which city?

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    Washington (1961)

    They were the original Washington Senators.

  6. The Mets' name is short for what?

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    Metropolitans (1962)

    There was an earlier New York Metropolitans team in the 1880s.

  7. How many no-hitters did Sandy Koufax throw?

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    4 (1965)

    The fourth was a perfect game against the Cubs in 1965.

  8. The Astrodome, the first domed stadium, opened in which city?

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    Houston (1965)

    Grass died under its roof, which led to the invention of AstroTurf.

  9. What was Bob Gibson's ERA in 1968?

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    1.12 (1968)

    MLB lowered the pitching mound the following year.

  10. The Miracle Mets won the 1969 World Series against which team?

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    Baltimore Orioles (1969)

    The Mets had never had a winning season before 1969.

  11. Shea Stadium was home to the Mets and which NFL team?

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    New York Jets (1969)

    The Jets played there from 1964 to 1983.

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