Tom Paciorek shows up in this SI profile of the mind-boggling one-game career his brother John had against the Mets in 1963. But what John Paciorek accomplished as an 18-year-old on Sept. 29, 1963, was not just remarkable; it was also historic. In his first game in the major leagues, playing rightfield for the Houston Colt .45s (now the Astros), Paciorek went to bat five times and reached base every time, on three hits and two walks, scored four runs and drove in three more. It was one of the finest first games by a ballplayer in major league history. Then, like the ghostly form of Moonlight Graham, an outfielder who played a half inning in the field without an at bat for the 1905 New York Giants and whose fictionalized version haunts Field of Dreams, Paciorek simply vanished into the endless cornfield of forgotten ballplayers. Some kinda scoresheet, too. Note all those promising Colt rookies making the 1963 Mets miserable on their way out the door. It was no accident, as Ted Keith reports. The San Bernadino Sun is on the Paciorek case, too.