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| | Wells' gem not a ticket to the Hall (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19) |
 | | Two others, Ernie Shore and Harvey Haddix, were at one time credited with perfect games under a scoring rule that has since been changed, and Pedro J. Martinez (no relation to the aforementioned Dennis) would have been if the obsolete rule had still been in effect. |
 | | Richmond, Shore and Robertson did not pitch the required 10 seasons, and Larsen, Haddix and Barker got no meaningful voting support and are no longer eligible. |
 | | Nor was any of them that good a pitcher, though Haddix, in addition to his near-perfecto, won two games in the 1960 World Series, including the one of which nobody remembers anything but Bill Mazeroski's home run. |
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