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Perfect: Don Larsens Miraculous World Series Game And The Men Who Made It Happen-new,New Ellen F. Onetime Queen Who Set UpIf You Want To Live Inside The Most Famous Statistical Afternoon In Baseball History, Perfect Is Well, Lets Just Say Ideal.' Chuck Closterman, Esquire On October 8, 1956, New York Yankees Pitcher Don Larsen Took The Mound For Game Five Of The World Series Against The Rival Brooklyn Dodgers. In An Improbable Performance That The New York Times Called 'The Greatest Moment In The History Of The Fall Classic,' Larsen, An Otherwise Mediocre Journeyman