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Originally Posted by edabbs44

Thx, appreciate it. Don't sweat it if too difficult.

Still digging, found this for tonight

Koufax

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vau...10/5/index.htm

Palliatives were all that medicine had to offer: cortisone shots in the joint, Empirin with codeine for the pain (which he took every night and sometimes during the fifth inning) and Butazolidin, an anti-inflammatory prescribed for broken-down thoroughbreds, so poisonous to humans that it was taken off the market in the '70s. It had one major side effect. "It killed a few people," Jobe says.

Dodgers in 1966

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vau...9027/index.htm

Look at the Dodgers in the clubhouse. See the boxes of baseballs and the players signing them. See the endless supplies of bubble gum, both normal and sugarless, the cases of soda pop and beer. See the bandages, hypodermics and bright-colored pills.