This Day In Dodgers History: Sandy Koufax Retires After 1966 Season
Sandy Koufax, Dodger idol
The Dodgers in the World Series: a brief history – San Bernardino Sun
Darren Rovell on X: This day in 1966: Sandy Koufax, 30, the highest paid pitcher in baseball ($125,000), calls it quits due to an arthritic elbow. He pitches his final season in
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1963 World Series: Sandy Koufax strikes out 15 to beat Yankees - True Blue LA
Legendary pitcher Sandy Koufax will get a statue at Dodger Stadium - Los Angeles Times
Sandy Koufax, Hall of Fame Pitcher, Dodgers Legend
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Retro World Series preview: The daunting Dodgers await the upstart Orioles - Camden Chat
Whicker: Dodgers' World Series loss to Baltimore 50 years ago was the end of the party – Orange County Register
Ron Fairly, Dodger Star Turned Broadcaster, Dies at 81 - The New York Times
1960 L.A. Dodgers Postcards Sandy Koufax
Fifty years ago: Does final scouting report on Koufax provide clue on his decision to retire at 30? - Jewish Baseball Museum
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