Single page from the sports section of the Toronto Globe of May 6, 1904, one page, 16 x 22.5, featuring coverage and the box score for Cy Young's perfect game. The blurb reads: "At Boston—Not one of the Athletics made a run, a hit or reached base by reason of Young's superb pitching." In very good condition, with chips and tears to brittle edges. This was the first perfect game in the modern era of Major League Baseball, and it was thrown by the legend whose name graces the award given to baseball's best pitchers—Cy Young!
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