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Rookie pitches ‘perhaps most perfect game ever’
[dropcap]A[/dropcap] rookie from the Lone Star State pitched his way into the major-league record book on April 30, 1922 by retiring 27 batters in a row.
The rarest achievement in baseball is a perfect game. To accomplish this incredible feat, a pitcher cannot allow a single batter to reach first base. Only 21 have done it since 1900, and one of those was a nobody from North Texas.
Charles Culbertson Robertson was born in 1897 at Dexter in the northeastern tip of Cooke County four miles from the R...