1963 Back-O'-The-Card: Luis Arroyo (Richmond Virginians)

"Having recovered from last year's arm ailments, Luis and his screwball are again important factors in the New York bullpen.

He led the American League with 65 appearances in 1961. In 1954, he pitched a no-hitter in the minors."

-1963 Topps No. 569

1963 Back-O'-The-Card: 1962 World Series Game 7: YANKS CELEBRATE AS TERRY WINS

"Ralph Terry hurled a brilliant 4-hit shutout to enable the Yankees to capture the 1962 World Championship flag. The pitching duel was filled with drama as the Giants got the potential winning run to second base in the 9th inning, before the last putout was made by Bobby Richardson."

-1963 Topps No. 148

1963 Back-O'-The-Card: 1962 World Series Game 5: TRESH'S HOMER DEFEATS GIANTS

"Rookie left fielder Tom Tresh broke up a 2-2 tie in the last of the 8th inning with his three-run homer, as Ralph Terry picked up his first World Series win.

For the third time, New York took the lead in the Series."

-1963 Topps No. 146

1963 Back-O'-The-Card: 1962 World Series Game 3: MARIS SPARKS YANKEE RALLY

"Bill Stafford pitched masterfully, possessing a shutout until two were out in the ninth, as New York edged the Giants, 3-2. Roger Maris' timely hitting and heads-up base-running helped the Yanks to gain the victory."

-1963 Topps No. 144

1963 Back-O'-The-Card: 1962 World Series Game 1: YANKS' FORD WINS SERIES OPENER

"The Yankees ace southpaw, Whitey Ford, picked up his 10th World Series victory as he defeated the San Francisco Giants, 6-2, in the Series opener. Cletis Boyer broke up a seventh-inning tie with a home run and the Yankees took it from there."

-1963 Topps No. 142