Just a few miles from downtown Cincinnati, Ohio is the University ... including Baseball Hall of Famer Sandy Koufax and Basketball Hall of Famer Oscar Robertson, and some of the top leaders ...

Pitcher Sandy ... Koufax became arguably the greatest Jewish athlete of all time, he was an out-of-control pitcher. Signed by his hometown Brooklyn Dodgers after pitching for one season at the ...

The Dodgers gave out Sandy Koufax bobbleheads to the first 50,000 ... Koufax went to the University of Cincinnati, where he walked on to the basketball team and earned a partial scholarship.

If one were to put music to a career, the dominant notes in Sandy Koufax's would most effectively ... He accepted a basketball scholarship to the University of Cincinnati with intentions of ...

The truth is that Sandy Koufax for the first half of his career ... Koufax’s tryout freshman year at the University of Cincinnati was good enough to secure him a basketball scholarship, and ...

On April 24, 1962, Hall-of-Famer and Los Angeles Dodgers legend Sandy Koufax set a ... and baseball teams as a senior. Koufax enrolled to the University of Cincinnati and earned a partial ...

Sandy Koufax was the first pitcher to win multiple ... basketball. He went to the University of Cincinnati on a basketball scholarship. He was a star on the freshman team, leading in rebounds ...

If Sandy Koufax was a young prospect today ... But it wasn’t that way in the 1950s when Koufax was pitching at the University of Cincinnati. In fact, there wasn’t even a draft back then.

25, 1966, at Wrigley Field. Holtzman was matched against pitching ace Sandy Koufax of the Dodgers. Holtzman, a St. Louis native who attended the University of Illinois, got off to a quick start ...

LOS ANGELES — Sandy Koufax was 19 years old when he stepped into the home clubhouse of the team he’d grown up in Brooklyn watching, the one that by the time Koufax turned 22 would move to Los ...