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Wiffle Ball Inc. Has Changed Little In The 50 Years Since Company Was Founded By FRAN SILVERMAN / Courant Staff Writer August 1 2004 The year was 1954. In New York, Yogi Berra was having an MVP season. In Boston, Ted Williams was belting 'em into the bleachers. And in Norwalk, another legend was in the making. David N. Mullany founded a company to mass-produce his new invention. It was a hollow plastic baseball carved with eight slots and holes that let 10-year-olds throw curveballs that even Yankee ace Whitey Ford would envy. The ball danced and swerved so well...