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Babe and Josh Together, on Canvas - The New York Times

A Hero for All Generations: Honoring the Legacy of Josh Gibson

They Played In Color Galleries on X: @baseballhall 'er Josh Gibson was born OTD in 1911. The 6'1/210 Catcher starred from 1930-46 w/Homestead Grays & Pittsburgh Crawfords, in the Dominican & Mexican

Josh Gibson's legacy is one to celebrate - Beyond the Box Score

Opera tells story of Negro Leagues baseball legend Josh Gibson - The San Diego Voice & Viewpoint

From Bat to Baton: Josh Gibson, the Pittsburgh Opera, and The Summer King – Society for American Baseball Research

From Mound To Mainstage: 'Summer King' Captures Life Of Pittsburgh Baseball Player Josh Gibson

We're Contacted by a Descendant of Josh Gibson

Gibson, Josh Baseball Hall of Fame

Satchel Paige and Josh Gibson - Baseball In Pics

Josh Gibson - Today In Georgia History

Josh Gibson: Catcher and Power Hitter (Stars of the Negro Leagues): 9781978510524: Murray, Hallie: Books

Opera in Pittsburgh tells story of Negro Leagues baseball star Josh Gibson – The Morning Call

Josh Gibson: The Power and the Darkness

Josh Gibson - Wikipedia

Baseball's Unappreciated Power Duo - The New York Times

Updated: Jeremy Raymer is unveiling a mural honoring baseball star Josh Gibson

Josh Gibson: Negro League Home Run Hitter

TIL that in 1943, Josh Gibson fell into a coma and was diagnosed with a brain tumor. After denying surgery, he went on the have one of the greatest seasons in (official)

Josh Gibson Foundation's latest effort seeks to honor deceased Negro Leagues players