Perfect, Once Removed When Baseball Was All the World to Me

Phillip Hoose2008
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A nostalgic memoir of coming of age and baseball describes the author's move to Indiana and the role of baseball in his life, especially after he discovers that his cousin, the legendary Don Larsen, is a pitcher for the New York Yankees, in a volume published on the fiftieth anniversary of Larsen's perfect game in the 1956 World Series. Reprint.

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