"I came on in relief (1958 World Series, Game 5, 8th Inning). That was my first year up and that was quite a thrill. When I walked from the bullpen to the mound, my legs were so weak I didn’t know which way I was going. When I got to the mound, a kid ran out onto the field and came right to the mound where I was. He said, 'how do you think you’ll do?' 'Well,' I said, 'I don’t know but I'll find out.' Then I asked, 'where are you from?' and he said 'Blue Hill, Maine.' The cops came and took him away. I hope they didn’t throw him out of the ball game." - Carl Willey in The Ellsworth American (Hugh Bowden, 10/31/2007, 'Carlton Willey Recalls His One-inning World Series Appearance')