Evening star., 1960-10-25
Series Gives
Bucs $S,417,.
YanksS5,214

NEW YORK, Oct. IS (AP).
The Pirates, baseball's new
c h ampions, finally have
reached the point where they
can pocket the profit Of the
World Series. Each full share
was worth $S.4l7.S4.. before
taxes.
That was the figure an
nounced yesterday by Commis-
sioner Ford Frick. A full
share of the losers pool
amounted to $5,214.64 for the
Yankees.
The Pittsburgh pool totaled
$286, ,50O.62 and was split into
1914 full shares divided among
SO persons - Manager Danny
Murtaugh, players, coaches, the
trainer and clubhouse attend
ant-and IL cash awards total
ling $4,500. divided among the
batboy; clubhouse assistants,
the groundkeeper. part-time
players and Virgil Trucks, bat
Iting practice pitcher.
The Yankees split their over
all take Of $191 ,000.95 into 35h
full shares, divided Al ways,
and II cash awards totaling
$3.50.
Far Below Records
Both the winning and losing
shares were far short Of the
records set q year ago when
1.-THE Dodgers and White SoS
played three games in the 10Q,-
I000-seat Los Angeles Coliseum
The Dodgers record winning
share was $l1,231, while the
White Sox collected a top losers
share Of $7,275.
The Pirates collected the low
est winners share since the
1858 Yankees got $3.50. AND
this was the smallest losers
share since 1852, when the
Dodgers picked up $4,000.
The players pool gets so pei
cent of the receipts for the first
four games Of the series. o.
that. 70 per cent goes to tht
participating clubs, with thu
winners getting so per cent o.
that slice. The remaining 81
per cent Of the players poo
is divided among the first
division teams in the twI
leagues-the runnersup gettinl
: IS per cent. the third-plac'
: clubs collecting 10 per cent aIC
the fourth-place f1nishers get
ting S per cent.
First Division Splits
That broke down to a full
' share of $l,527 for the Braves
$99l for the Cardinals and $50,
a for the Dodgers. In the Ameri
): can, the Orioles full share wa
i ,564, the White Sox' $685. ant
the Indians $494.
: Under now-departed Mana
n ger Casey Stengel. incidentally
: the Yankees pocketed full
e shares amounting to 500, ,O0
5 for their work in 10 World Sc
: rieS. Only Yogi Berra. Coacl
9 Frank Crosetti and Casey him
self were in on all the loot.
The 1860 breakdown
PITTSBURGH-(3O full shares, IS
417.94 eaehJ: Players Gene Bake
i Smoky Burgess, oino Clmoh. Jo
christog6sr ,.nS ROSsrtE o. clsmSsnts' IS.on' e
n Green, Dick 0roat. Harvey. Haddil
> Don Hoax, Vern Law, Bill Mazerosk
e Wilmer Mizel. Rocky Nelson. 6o
e ager Danny MurtauEh. Coaches Bi
4 LBurwell, Sam Narron. Frank Oceal
O Mickey Vernon, George Sisler; TrainC
q Danny Whalen, Clubhouse Attendar
. John Hallahen. Lsix half shares, 81
: : Tom fSSisc chsnsy, sss Paul aiei. jim umbriEh
3 Bennie Daniels, Glenn Labine. cTw
= quarter shares, .S2.104.4S each,
Player Earl Francis, Coach Leonel
6o yS Ts5S' SoS S:sf.r ss:e .~sfd sfSoo t0'iT fa
D. Masley. Mike Watso. Virgil Truck
IS each $500: I'd Dunn. Don Gross, Danf
Kravitz. R. c. Stevens. Harry Brigh
Dick Barons. Dimoedes olivO. Roma
AsRssi YASkEEs-sSs Efse sSO' full shares. S.
John Blanchard, Ciete Boyer, Bob Ger
Jim Coates, Joe DeMaestri. Art Di
mar. Ryne Duren. Whitley Ford.
Hector Lopez, Duke Mas. Mickey MAJ
Bobby Richardson, Bobby ShantE, Bi
Skowron. Ralph Terry, Tob Turtle
MSIaEsr so,E Sasey ss stssnEeI; Coaches EslE Bali
Trainers Gus Mauch. Joe Scare
Clubhouse Attendant Pete Sheeh
Two three-quarter shares. S3.910.s
= each); Player Luis Arroyo. Clubhou
tS!rds shares s., 47s.ass eaeh@ :f Playe "
BIN Stafford. Dale Long. (Six hs
Hadley, Johnny James. John Gable
Coaches Bill Dickey, Jim Hogan: Ba
eTasss haSsa hatcher SRSs MHs5s sad
~ Players Bill Short. Ken Hunt: CElev'
~ cash awards, totaling S6.750): B
>, ~ Mecorry. $1,000: Fred Kipp, Ji
= Pisoni. Wilmer shantS. Hal Stowe, Jes
+ Frank Prudenti, each $500: Fred Be
L. sis, $3.50: Yankee stadium grouI
crew. $1,000.