Most innings pitched in a single World Series?

With all the talk about outstanding pitching by WS starters in recent years and the respective aces, I started thinking about some of the greats of past World Series, and wondered if anyone has ever pitched more innings in a single World Series than Mickey Lolich and Bob Gibson in 1968? Each had three starts...each had 3 complete games. 27 innings. Lolich was 3-0, 1.67, and Gibson was 2-1, 1.67. After pitching complete games in Games 2 and 5, on only two days rest, Lolich matched Gibson's complete game with 9 innings of his own for a 4-1 win.

The heavy workload obviously had no effect on Lolich or Gibson...Lolich pitched for ten more years, going over 300 innings four times, with a whopping 376 innings in 1971. Gibson pitched 8 more years. Gibson also pitched 27 innings in 3 CGs in the 1967 WS.

In an era where six innings often counts as a "quality start", I think the numbers those guys put up in those days is often overlooked. With today's five man rotations, the Orioles feat of having four 20 game winners in 1971 likely will never be matched. They had 70 complete games between them. Did they suffer long term arm damage? No...each of the four had several years of success after 1971, with Palmer being the most notable.