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Cincinnati.com · Feb 27, 2017

Sandy Koufax bronze statue stands in fan's front yard

Sandy Koufax talks about throwing the first pitch to Reds legend Johnny Bench.The Enquirer/Mike Dyer

A Sandy Koufax fan's 8 1/2-foot-tall, 1,500-pound bronze statue that he sculpted and placed in his front yard is the subject of a bostonglobe.com feature by Stan Grossfeld.

Koufax, a Brooklyn native who earned a basketball scholarship with the University of Cincinnati in 1953, pitched in 1954 for the Bearcats before going on to a Hall of Fame career for the Dodgers.

From Grossfeld:

Gaynor, 77, is an unusual artist. He was a lawyer who didn’t start sculpting until he retired eight years ago. He says he never took an art class in his life.

Full story at Cincinnati.com

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