Youngstown State University

When you look at an athlete's bloodline, the Allen family from Wampum, Pa., has to be considered one of tops as no less than three brothers made it to the major leagues, and one of those, Ron, left his mark at Youngstown State University as one of just 23-1,000 point scorers for head coach Dom Rosselli's cagers. Brothers Richie (later known as Dick) and Hank made it to the majors first. But it was Ron who made the biggest impact as his first hit was a home run in 1972 for the St. Louis Cardinals. While at Youngstown State from 1961 to 1964, he led the Penguins to a 58-24 overall ledger and his 1,001 career points rank him 23rd on the all-time scoring list. He currently lives in Glen Burning, Md., where he is an owner/trainer of race horses. His most famous entry, Northern Wolf, a sixth place finisher in the 1989 Kentucky Derby. Ron married the former Marthella Stewart, the couple has four children: Tracy, Andrea, Ronald and Lymara.