Thursday, March 12, 2015

A man who once played ball in Dc....................on 7th st....................where the Howard U. hospital is now.....................................the "black Babe Ruth"...........idiots..............everything has to be stated in Whitey's terms...........maybe Babe Ruth should have been called the fat, beer drinking, drunk, Josh Gibson.............per the records...........this great man hit over 800 home runs..........more than the drunken Babe Ruth did........


  • Josh Gibson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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    Wikipedia
    Joshua "JoshGibson (December 21, 1911 – January 20, 1947) was an American who played the position of catcher in baseball's Negro leagues. He played for ...
  • Gibson, Josh | Baseball Hall of Fame

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    National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
    Was the myth larger than the reality? Not really. But the applause Josh Gibsonreceived should have been louder. He was considered the best power hitter of his ...
  • Josh Gibson - Baseball-Reference.com

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    Baseball‑Reference.com
    Inducted into the Hall of Fame by Negro League Committee as Player in 1972. ViewJosh Gibson Page at the Baseball Hall of Fame (plaque, photos, videos).
  • ESPN.com: No joshing about Gibson's talents

    https://espn.go.com/sportscentury/features/00016050.html
    ESPN
    But there is no disputing the accomplishments of Josh Gibson, whose batting ... major-league debut, Josh Gibson had proven to Negro League followers that he  ...
  • Josh Gibson - Encyclopaedia Britannica

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    Encyclopaedia Britannica
    Josh Gibson, (born Dec. 21, 1911, Buena Vista, Ga,. U.S.—died Jan. 20, 1947, Pittsburgh, Pa.), American professional baseball catcher who was one of the most ...
  • Josh Gibson - College of Education - Kansas State University

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    Kansas State University
    In black baseball, only Satchel Paige was a better-known personality than Josh Gibson. A natural hitter, the right-handed slugger hit for both distance and ...
  • Josh Gibson hits ball 580 feet in Yankee Stadium - Jun 03 ...

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    History
    On this day in 1937, The Sporting News reports that catcher Josh Gibson of the Negro League's Homestead Grays hit a ball two feet from the top of the façade of ...
  • Negro Leagues | MLB.com: History

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    Major League Baseball
    But Josh Gibson paid a steeper price: Recognition as perhaps the greatest player of all time. The Georgia-born, Pittsburgh-reared muscular catcher was that  ...
  • American National Biography Online: Gibson, Josh

    www.anb.org/articles/19/19-00071.html?a=1&n=josh
    Biography of the Day. Blair, Francis Preston, Jr. (19 Feb. 1821-9 July 1875), Political Figures, (1613) words. statesman and Union army officer, was born in ...
  • Josh Gibson - Negro League Baseball

    www.negroleaguebaseball.com/players/Gibson.html
    Negro League baseball player profile for Josh Gibson.
  • NEGRO LEAGUE LEGEND / THE BLACK BABE / Josh ...

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    San Francisco Chronicle
    May 5, 2006 - The stories about Josh Gibson carry a mythical, Babe-like aura. There was the time Gibson hit a line drive inches above pitcher Satchel Paige's  ...
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