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Baseball's Greatest Players: The Saga Continues by David Shiner, 2001-03 Beckett Baseball Card Monthly Sep 1994 (Front cover featuring Jeff Bagwell, Vol. 11, No. 9 Issue #114) 1966 World Series Annual Our 20 Favorite Athletes of the Century (Sports Illustrated, July 12, 1999) by Sports Illustrated contributors, 1999 6 BASEBALL LEGENDS (Babe Ruth, Willie Mays, Sandy Koufax, Joe Dimaggio, Ty Cobb, Mickey Mantel) 6 BOOKS - BASEBALL LEGENDS (Babe Ruth, Willie Mays, Sandy Koufax, Joe Dimaggio, Ty Cobb, Mickey Mantel) Koufax by Edward Gruver, 2000-04-25 Major League Baseball Pitchers Who Have Pitched a No-Hitter: Hoyt Wilhelm, Cy Young, Darryl Kile, Nolan Ryan, Christy Mathewson, Sandy Koufax

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41. ESPN.com: Koufax's Dominance Was Short But Sweet
    sandy koufax was just 3640 with 405 walks in 691 2/3 innings his first six years.koufax was the JD Salinger of baseball. He was an elegant craftsman,  
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    Extractions: If one were to put music to a career, the dominant notes in Sandy Koufax's would most effectively be reached with violins. For Babe Ruth, it would be base drums for obvious reasons. But for Koufax, violins bittersweet and vaguely ambiguous, like gypsy music. Who says you can't get much better once you've reached the major leagues? Sandy Koufax was just 36-40 with 405 walks in 691 2/3 innings his first six years. Koufax was the J.D. Salinger of baseball. He was an elegant craftsman, brilliant to the extreme in the exercise of his talent, but an obsessively reluctant celebrity, less comfortable in the limelight than in the hermit-like world he fashioned for himself off the pitcher's mound. Like Salinger, author of the classic "The Catcher in the Rye," Koufax was given over to public adulation only a short time as careers go (Koufax's was ended by injury at age 30). He was a performer so true to himself that, in the end, he refused to let money change him or make him linger. When he knew he was damaged goods, he decided his career was over, not the Los Angeles Dodgers. At the peak of his game, he passed up a guaranteed salary for 1967 and simply walked away. Conquering batters had not been so simple. For much of his first six seasons, the 6-foot-2, 210-pound left-hander languished on the bench. Finally, in 1961, he showed the first consistent signs of greatness, striking out a National League record 269 batters. Then, in his final five seasons, he dominated.

42. ESPN Classic - Koufax's Dominance Was Short But Sweet
    sandy koufax won three Cy Young Awards before retiring at 30. I don t regretfor one minute the 12 years I ve spent in baseball, he said,  
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    Extractions: "Sandy would strike me out two or three times a game. And I knew every pitch he was going to throw fastball, breaking ball or whatever. Actually, he would let you look at it. And you still couldn't hit it," says Hall of Fame center fielder Willie Mays about Sandy Koufax on ESPN Classic's SportsCentury series. If one were to put music to a career, the dominant notes in Sandy Koufax's would most effectively be reached with violins. For Babe Ruth, bass drums. For Ted Williams, a snarl of brass and woodwinds. But for Koufax, violins bittersweet and vaguely ambiguous, like gypsy music. The impression of Koufax persists of him being the J.D. Salinger of baseball. Koufax was an elegant craftsman, brilliant to the extreme in the exercise of his talent, but an obsessively reluctant celebrity, less comfortable in the limelight than in the hermit-like world he fashioned for himself off the pitcher's mound. Like Salinger, the author of the classic

43. Player Profile: Sandy Koufax
    A web site designed for baseball fans, focusing on the history of the game and the Name, Sanford sandy koufax. Lefthanded pitcher. Lived, 1935 -  
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    Extractions: Player Profile: Sandy Koufax Name: Sanford "Sandy" Koufax Left-handed pitcher Lived: Career span: Hall of Fame? Yes (1972) Primary teams: Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers (entire career) Best Year: 1963 : 25 wins, 1.88 ERA, 306 K Major Awards: MVP: 1963; Cy Young Award: 1963,1965,1966; World Series MVP: 1963, 1965 Rank on Greatest Players list Player notes : For a five year period (1962-1966), Koufax was as dominant a pitcher as baseball has ever seen. During that period he won three Cy Young Awards, one MVP Award, and two World Series MVP Awards while leading the Dodgers to three National League Pennants and two World Championships. He combined with the late Don Drysdale to form one of the most feared pitching tandems in baseball history. This period of greatness came after six years of struggle to rise above being a .500 pitcher. Once he got going, though, he achieved a level of greatness rarely seen in a pitcher. For most of his career he was pitching in great pain, however, and after a stellar season in 1966 Koufax became that rare player who retired at the top of his game.

44. KOUFAX, SANDY AUTO (MLB) BASEBALL
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45. KOUFAX, SANDY AUTO (PITCHING) (CLOSEUP B/W)(MLB) 16x20 PHOTO
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46. Sandy Koufax Baseball Baseball Sites
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47. Alibris: Koufax Sandy
    A biography of Hall of Fame baseball player sandy koufax, the greatest lefthandedpitcher in Dodgers history. buy used from $2.95!  
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    Extractions: Based on hundreds of interviews with family, friends, and players, this biography of the legendary pitcher for the Brooklyn and (later) Los Angeles Dodgers recalls the unique style and achievement of this Hall of Famer. Koufax played from 1955 through 1966, and set many records, including pitching a perfect game. Through it all, he was determined...

48. WNYC - Reading Room: Sandy Koufax
    Three decades after he threw his last pitch, sandy koufax was back in uniform at In 1955, Dodgertown was a baseball plantation with diamonds that  
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    Extractions: ISBN: 0-06-019533-9 Available for purchase at Amazon.com Warming Up Three decades after he threw his last pitch, Sandy Koufax was back in uniform at Dodgertown, a rare occurrence given his belief that baseball uniforms do not flatter those of a certain age. This is where he made his debut in the spring of 1955 and Vero Beach is where he has chosen to make his after-baseball home - an odd choice for a man said not to like the game and the attention it brings him. Mornings when he`s in town, he works out in the training room. The clubhouse guys gave him a key. He brings the bagels. On this particular day in February 1997, he was at Dodgertown for a seminar on sports medicine. He had been recruited Frank Jobe, the Dodgers` team physician, to teach an audience of biomechanical experts how to throw a ball. He couldn`t very well say no: he was on Jobe`s operating table at the time. He had torn his rotator cuff falling down the stairs. The Boys of Summers Past are not immune to senior moments. Thinking of Koufax as clumsy is as disconcerting as the sight of the familiar "32" confined to this minimalist stage: sitting behind a buntingdraped table in a multipurpose room at what is now known as the Conference Center at Dodgertown. He looked thinner than in memory, thirty pounds less than his playing weight, the legacy of an afterlife as a marathoner. The old baggy uniforms always made him look less imposing than he was. His hair was thinner too, but silver, not gray. He had the appearance of a man aging as well as one possibly can, somehow managing to look graceful in uniform while perched beside a droopy fern.

49. Baseball Fever - Sandy Koufax
    baseball Fever is a baseball discussion forum made for serious baseball fans,historians, researchers and other baseball nuts.  
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    Extractions: Koufax's career was obviously cut short because of arthritis. Yet where do you rank him among the all-time greats? The Commissioner 11-28-2002, 09:13 AM I haven't read it yet, but I've read several reviews of the book all enthusiastically praising it. 11-28-2002, 04:40 PM I found Leavy's book to be an absolutely superb bit of investigative reporting, high drama and sheer poetry by a lady who knows her stuff! It’s not a traditional biography, but a behind-the-scenes look at the man and the legend, including a fascinating description of the kinetics and physiological aspects of pitching that Koufax seemed to know instinctively and which made him one of a kind. Read it and you’ll understand how he was able to do the remarkable things he did on the pitcher's mound. In an inspired bit of plotting, Leavy wraps her story around an inning-by-inning recap of Sandy’s perfect game, including verbatim reprints of Vin Scully’s memorable call of the entire game and particularly the pulse-pounding ninth inning. She did her homework, and includes priceless recollections by Santo, Banks, Hendley, Amalfitano of what it was like trying to hit Sandy that day.

50. Baseball Fever - 5 Tier HOF (v.2) - The Ultimate
    baseball Fever is a baseball discussion forum made for serious baseball fans, sandy koufax 6 time allstar, NL MVP ( 63), 2 WS MVPs ( 63, 65),  
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    Extractions: Baseball Fever General Baseball Hall of Fame Talk PDA View Full Version : 5 Tier HOF (v.2) - The Ultimate J W 07-08-2003, 11:27 AM When I first joined Baseball Fever (aka Baseball Almanac) a few of the older members got together to put divide markers on the field of 189 Major League players in the Hall of Fame (Ozzie Smith had just been elected). They started with the top 40, and voted on their Tiers 40 at a time until they had 29 left at the bottom.

51. Walter O'Malley : Dodger History : Hall Of Famers : Players : Sandy Koufax
    A reserved but strong sandy koufax made his presence felt in five of the greatest That game was considered one of baseball’s alltime best as opposing  
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    Extractions: Dodger history, including the All-Time Roster and Dodger Hall of Famers, from O'Malley's era in Brooklyn and Los Angeles is reviewed year-by-year, as well as the development of Dodgertown in Vero Beach, Florida and international relationships. awmSelectedItem=2 //Document Level Menu Settings cddcodebase = "" cddcodebase759774 = "" cddactivate_onclick = false cddshowhide_delay = 100 cddurl_target = "_self" cddurl_features = "resizable=1, scrollbars=1, titlebar=1, menubar=1, toolbar=1, location=1, status=1, directories=1, channelmode=0, fullscreen=0" cdddisplay_urls_in_status_bar = true cdddefault_cursor = "hand"

52. Koufax, Sandy. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-05
    koufax, sandy. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 200105. (Sanfordkoufax) (k ´f ks) (KEY) , 1935–, American baseball player, b. New York City.  
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53. Sandy Koufax Quotes
    sandy koufax I ve got a lot of years to live after baseball and I would like tolive them with the complete use of my body. sandy koufax  
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54. Online NewsHour: Conversation: "Sandy Koufax: A Lefty's Legacy"
    Jane Leavy about her new book on baseball legend sandy koufax. TERENCE SMITHWhat made sandy koufax so special, both as a pitcher and a person?  
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    Extractions: TERENCE SMITH: On September 9, 1965, Sandy Koufax of the Los Angeles Dodgers threw a perfect game. 27 men came up to bat; 27 men went down no runs, hits, walks, or men on base. The Dodgers beat the Cubs 1-0, and would go on to take the World Series. It was Koufax's fourth no- hitter, a feat which cemented his place as the greatest pitcher of his era, and, some would argue, of all time. The famously reclusive Dodger is captured in a new book, Sandy Koufax: A Lefty's Legacy. The author is sportswriter and novelist Jane Leavy. Jane, welcome to the broadcast. JANE LEAVY: Thank you. TERENCE SMITH: What made Sandy Koufax so special, both as a pitcher and a person? TERENCE SMITH: And you should explain that he did so because he had, what, terrible arthritis. JANE LEAVY: What they called it in those days was traumatic arthritis, and he injured his arm sliding back into second base in August, 1964. It was never the same after that. But sports medicine was really medieval in those days. All they had was ice, which was a new innovation in keeping swelling down, and they could shoot the cortisone directly into his elbow joint. And they put on this stuff called Capslun, a paste made of red hot chili peppers that smelled so bad and burned so much that when Jim Kott went to shake his hand in the 1965 World Series, he had to run away. It felt like camphor. And he said he couldn't be near him, and he just walked away.

55. Sandy Koufax Biographies
    sandy koufax (baseball Hall of Famers) Author Geraldine Giordano Age Level0912 Considered one of the best pitchers in baseball history, koufax threw the  
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    Extractions: Considered one of the best pitchers in baseball history, Koufax threw the ball so fast and hard that batters watched themselves strike out against him. Studying his moves and pitches made no difference; Koufax could beat the best batter at the plate. Because Koufax played in the majors before he was really ready, he struggled to perfect his skills. For many years, he battled to control the ball. Later, Koufax, who came from a traditional Jewish family, had to overcome public scrutiny because of his religious beliefs. Hall of Famer Sandy Koufax may have had the best consecutive years of any pitcher ever from 1961 through 1966, winning 149 games while losing just forty-seven with a miniscule carned run average and more than one strikeout per inning. He retired at age thirty because of severe arthritis in his pitching arm. This book chronicles his turbulent life and focuses on the reverential mystique that envelops the Los Angeles Dodgers even to this day. Koufax includes extensive interviews with childhood friends; Dodger teammates, opponents, and front office personnel; and sports journalists who covered his career. Koufax will reacquaint fans with a legendary player from their youth and introduce a new generation to one of baseball's greatest pitchers.

56. Major League Baseball Video Baseball S Best
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57. Major League Baseball Video Baseball S Best
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58. Los Angeles Dodgers Merchandise: Sandy Koufax, Pee Wee Reese, Eric Gagne Basebal
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    Extractions: home baseball go dodgers! The Dodgers are one of baseball's most storied franchises. While today the Dodgers play in Los Angeles, they called Brooklyn, New York their home until 1958. Founded in the 1860's, the team was originally called the Brooklyn Athletics. In 1884, they changed their name to the Brooklyn Bridegrooms and later the Superbas. However it was the famous Ebbets Field that gave this franchise its final name. During their years at Ebbetts, players often dodged trolley cars to reach the ballpark leading to the nickname "Trolly Dodgers," later shortened to "Dodgers." This moniker became the official name of the team in 1913.

59. Flak Magazine: A Nasty Curve, 03.01.03
    The famously private superhero lefty sandy koufax s response to a report he is sandy koufax A Nasty Curve by Andy Behrens. Which Hall of Fame baseball  
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    Extractions: by Andy Behrens Which Hall of Fame baseball hero cooperated with a best-selling biography because the author promised to keep it secret that he is gay? The author kept her word but big mouths at the publishing house can't keep from flapping. In reaction to the item, Koufax told the Dodgers he wouldn't serve as a spring training instructor because the team is controlled by News Corp., owners of both the New York Post and HarperCollins, the publisher of Leavy's book. His boycott severed a 48-year relationship with the Dodgers. If Koufax wasn't already the American athlete most closely associated with a single team, he is now.

60. Sanford “Sandy” Koufax
    In his final year, sandy koufax was professional baseball s highestsalariedplayer, as he led the Dodgers to the World Series with a 27-9 record and 1.73  
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    Extractions: Koufax was the first pitcher in Major League baseball to hurl four no-hit games, including a perfect game in 1965. The left-hander won the Cy Young Award (baseball's highest pitching honor) three times in four years (1963, 1965 and 1966), won the earned run average,(ERA) title five consecutive seasons (from 1962 to 1966), and won 25 or more games three times. He had 11 shutouts in 1963 and tossed 40 career shutouts.

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