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Bob Gibson (Baseball legends) by Bill Deane, 1994 Bob Gibson Baseball Legends by Bill Deane, 1994-01-01 The Bob Gibson story (Baseball greats) by Gary Fox, 1993 How to Pitch (Major league Baseball Players Guides) by Dick Bosman, Dave Boswell, et all 1971 BASEBALL DIGESTJan 1968 Bob Gibson Cover by Various, 1968 Major League Baseball Pitching Coaches: Christy Mathewson, Bob Gibson, Bob Miller, Orel Hershiser, Jim Kaat, Lew Burdette, Roger Mcdowell Sixty Feet, Six Inches: A Hall of Fame Pitcher & a Hall of Fame Hitter Talk about How the Game is Played by Bob Gibson, Reggie Jackson, et all 2009-09-22 Stranger to the Game: The Autobiography of Bob Gibson by Bob Gibson, Lonnie Wheeler, 1996-03-01 Strike Zone! Over 60 Rapid Sequence Illustrations Examine Bob's Curve, Fastball, Slider, Changeup and More (Grow Ahead Sports Special) by Bob Gibson, 1969 Major League Baseball Players From Nebraska: Richie Ashburn, Bob Gibson, Sam Crawford, Joba Chamberlain, Wade Boggs, Grover Cleveland Alexander A WIFE'S GUIDE TO BASEBALL WITH NOTES FROM THE MOUND BY BOB GIBSON by Charline and Michael Rich Gibson, 1970 Gibson, Bob (1935): An entry from SJP's <i>St. James Encyclopedia of Popular Culture</i> by Robert E. Schnakenberg, 2000 Omaha Cardinals Players: Bob Gibson Baseball's Greatest Players: The Saga Continues by David Shiner, 2001-03

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61. Al Young's Baseball Cards And Memorabilia Www.basehit.net
    1971 Topps bob gibson Item Number 576. Home baseball Cards Singles Item Detail, Search All Words Search only  
    http://www.basehit.net/auction/XcAPViewItem.asp?ID=576

62. Juan Marichal And John Roseboro, 1965 Bob Gibson Larry Jansen Interview On Jerry
    The winning pitcher of baseball's most famous game, the 1951 playoff game between the Giants and the Category Sports baseball People Players J Jansen, Larry Toughest hitters. Ebbets Field. baseball today. Jansen's career as a coach. A CandlestickPark memory, featuring bob gibson. Juan Marichal and John Roseboro, 1965.  
    http://www.jerryjazzmusician.com/linernotes/jansen.html
    
    Extractions: Interview with Larry Jansen "I just wish I could pitch for one year!", former Major League pitcher Larry Jansen says when asked about today's salaries. But you get the sense he wouldn't trade today's money for a single memory of his life long career in baseball. Jansen was a 1950 All-Star pitcher (he induced Joe Dimaggio to hit a fly ball), a two time 20 game winner, and the winning pitcher in perhaps the greatest baseball game ever played, Game 3 of the 1951 playoff between the New York Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers. A lifetime resident of Oregon, Jansen took time to reflect on his days in New York with the Giants, his role in the classic pennant chase of 1951, and his experience as pitching coach with the San Francisco Giants. His story is living history, and we are very proud to present a part of it in this exclusive Jerry Jazz Musician interview, conducted April 9, 1999. Jansen's early career The 1951 Giant/Dodger pennant race Jansen's role during the pennant race Game 3 of playoff ... Juan Marichal and John Roseboro, 1965 Jansen's early career JJM: Did you begin your career with the New York Giants?

63. Bob Gibson
    Britanica. Books and Gibby bob gibson, Pitching Ace Stranger to the Game,Autobiography From Ghetto to Glory bob gibson, baseball Legend,  
    http://www.hihard1.com/players/hh1bobgibson.htm

64. Bob Gibson Autographed Action Or Exposure 16 X 20 Photograph - Reviews, Ratings
    Other baseball equipment comparable to bob gibson Autographed Action Or Exposure16 X 20 Photograph Go here for baseball equipment bats, gloves, baseballs  
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    Extractions: Bob Gibson Autographed Action Or Exposure 16 X 20 Photograph Bob Gibson Autographed Action Or Exposure 16 X 20 Photograph A Certificate of Authenticity is included with this autographed photograph. Click the Buy button or the link below for a detailed description, price, and shipping options. Bob Gibson Autographed Action Or Exposure 16 X 20 Photograph

65. Atrium Books - Fame - Bob Gibson
    I Come For To Sing From Ghetto to Glory; The Story of bob gibson Stranger to theGame/the Autobiography of bob gibson bob gibson (baseball Legends) bob gibson  
    http://www.atrium.com/fame/fame-Bob_Gibson.html

66. SportingNews.com - Baseball : More From Bob Gibson
    thinking about, 'Well, maybe I have a better shot at it in baseball than basketball.'. mightwant to ask Willie Mays how is it to face bob gibson,' because this  
    http://www.sportingnews.com/features/wherearethey/gibson/quotes.html
    
    Extractions: On pitchers not pitching inside as much anymore: I'm so tired of listening to that stuff. They've changed the game to the point where they don't even want you to pitch inside. They don't call strikes inside they call strikes away. You pitch on the inside corner, and they'll call it a ball. If you throw the ball inside, pitch it inside, the umpire will come out and shake his finger at you. All of these things, and then they say, 'Well, the pitchers don't pitch inside.' Well, of course they don't pitch inside, they won't allow you to. So they blame the pitchers. Why don't they blame baseball for changing the game the way they changed it? The first thing they did to change the game as far as the pitchers were concerned, they lowered the mound by five inches because pitchers were getting to be too good at their profession and they wanted the hitters to get a little bit more of an advantage, so they lowered the mound and then they made the strike zone smaller. And then they did this, then they did that, now you can't do this, you can't do that. And all of it was aimed at getting more scoring in the game. Now, we're at a point where people are saying, 'Well, pitchers aren't effective anymore and they don't do this and they don't do that.' Well, the game was changed so they wouldn't (be effective).

67. VINTAGE BASEBALL MEMORABILIA Presents EZ FIND
    SEARCH BY PLAYER Every baseball Hall Of Famer Nellie Foxx, Jimmie Frick, Ford Frisch,Frank Galvin, Pud Gehrig, Lou Gehringer, Charlie gibson, bob gibson, Josh  
    http://www.vintagebb.com/ezfind.html

68. St. Louis Cardinals Bob Gibson Autographed Baseball By Mounted Memories Buying I
    Louis Cardinals bob gibson Autographed baseball. More Stuff EvaluateMounted Memories St. Louis Cardinals bob gibson Autographed baseball.  
    http://www.interactile.com/item/Mounted_Memories_St_Louis_Cardinals_Bob_Gibson_A
    
    Extractions: Internet Product List Query: LOC: Sports Team Sports Baseball MLB Shop : Mounted Memories St. Louis Cardinals Bob Gibson Autographed Baseball More Stuff... Anaheim Mighty Ducks Schedule Watch Atlanta Thrashers Schedule Watch Boston Bruins Schedule Watch Buffalo Sabres Schedule Watch ... Yardage Pro Sport Compact Rangefinder

69. Omaha, Nebraska - - The Baseball Cube City Profile
    Travis Dyck, Jim gibson, bob gibson, Frank Hunter, Buddy Johnson, bob Kaufman, CurtLorsbach Gus Williams, Harry Zimmerman, Jerry, baseball Links Creighton  
    http://www.sports-wired.com/city.asp?ID=279

70. Encyclopædia Britannica
    He played basketball and baseball at Creighton University (Omaha) as a shortstopand MLA style gibson, bob. 2003 Encyclopædia Britannica Premium Service.  
    http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?eu=37480

71. ESPN.com: Gibson Was Series-ously Successful
    didn't enjoy this view while bob gibson was putting Despite all the illnesses, gibsonbecame an allaround athlete, starring in baseball, basketball and  
    http://espn.go.com/sportscentury/features/00014115.html
    
    Extractions: When it came to winning "the big game," there were few pitchers who compared with Bob Gibson. As outstanding as the St. Louis Cardinals' scowling right-hander was at other times, he was at his most ferocious when the spotlight shined brightest. Batters didn't enjoy this view while Bob Gibson was putting together a career in which he was 251-174 with a 2.91 ERA ... and even better in the postseason. Twice in the 1960s, this fierce competitor won the seventh game of the World Series (and he might have done it a third time if not for a misjudged fly ball). He holds Series records for winning seven consecutive games and pitching eight straight complete games. And nobody has ever struck out as many batters in a Series game (17) or in a Series (35). Not that the intense Gibson was a slouch in the regular season. One doesn't get into the Hall of Fame just for October successes. In a 10-year stretch, Gibson averaged 19 wins a season. In a six-year period, he was a 20-game winner five times (the only time he missed was when he was sidelined two months in 1967 after taking a Roberto Clemente line drive off one of his legs). And there was that marvelous year of 1968 when Gibson entered the record book for compiling a 1.12 earned-run average, the lowest number by a National League pitcher in modern times. The 6-foot-1, 190-pounder threw 13 shutouts, five consecutively, and in one 92-inning stretch he allowed only two earned runs. He won the MVP and the first of his two Cy Young Awards that season.

72. ESPN.com: Top N. American Athletes Of The Century
    Provides photos and biographical articles about the top 100 athletes of the 20th century, as selected Category Kids and Teens People and Society Biography Athletes gibson, Althea (65) gibson, bob (67) gibson, Josh (73 Rocky (51) Marino, Dan (75)Mathias, bob (78) Mays By Sport baseball (23*) Football (20*) Track/Field (12  
    http://espn.go.com/sportscentury/athletes.html

73. PBS VIDEOIndex Online Printed Index
    4720 Cobb, Ty general, BASE016/0157 Colt 45's change name to Houston Astros, BASE016/0305Costas, bob on baseball, BASE016/4136 on gibson, bob, BASE016/38  
    http://videoindex.pbs.org/printed_index/printed.jsp?item_id=6298&letter=ALL

74. Vintage Photograph Of Baseball Make Ideal Gifts
    baseball Preview Page 1. Lou Gehrig MVP 1927, bob gibson ST. Louis Cardinals1964, Josh gibson. The Black Babe Ruth 1940. bob gibson ST.  
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75. Books
    Wizard Ozzie Smith, Stan Musial. bob gibson (baseball Legends), Dizzy Dean(baseball Legends). Dizzy Dean His Story in baseball, bob gibson, pitching ace.  
    http://redbirdworld.tripod.com/books.html
    
    Extractions: Mark McGwire : Home Run Hero Mark Mcgwire: MAC Attack! Mark Mcgwire: Slugger Mark Mcgwire: A Biography Cardinals Fan's Little Book of Wisdom; 101 Truths Learned the Hard Way St. Louis Cardinals Encyclopedia St. Louis Cardinals Baseball Trivia "for the Greatest Fans" St. Louis Cardinals Jack Buck; That's a Winner Bob Gibson Stranger to the Game: The Autobiography of Bob Gibson St. Louis Cardinals Jack Buck Thats a Winner October 1964 Red: A Baseball Life Celebrating 70: Mark McGwire's Historic Season Search by: Keyword Title Author Baseball

76. Robert Gibson, Nebraska Baseball Museum
    Several years after he had retired, bob accepted a coaching position with the Metsunder his old teammate, Joe gibson was elected to the baseball Hall of  
    http://www.stpaulnebraska.com/baseball/players a to h/gibson robert.html

77. Gar Miller Cards Your Source For Vintage Baseball Cards
    Milton Gee, Johnny Gehrig, Lou Gehringer, Charlie Geiger, Gary Gelbert, CharlieGernert, Dick Gettel, Allen Gibbon, Joe Gibbs, Jake gibson, bob gibson, Russ  
    http://www.baseball-cards.net/demo/player.php?letter=G

78. Bob Gibson
    bob gibson 45 Pitcher St Pack Robert gibson Hoot of fouron-four in the eventof concurrent minor penalties - but that's pretty much what baseball did in  
    http://www.baseball-statistics.com/HOF/Gibson-Bob.html
    
    Extractions: St. Louis Cardinals It's rare in professional sports that rules change to accommodate the talents of an athlete or team - for instance, the powerful Edmonton Oiler offense caused the National Hockey League to make teams players five-on-five instead of four-on-four in the event of concurrent minor penalties - but that's pretty much what baseball did in 1969. After 1968, the Year of the Pitcher, professional baseball lowered the mound from 15" to 10". Looking at Gibson's 1968, it's no wonder - he registered a 1.12 ERA (the fourth lowest ERA in a single season this century), logged over 304 innings in 34 starts, recorded 13 shutouts (the third highest total in a single season), and struck out 268 batters. During one stretch Gibson allowed only two runs over 92 innings. His strikeouts to innings ratio approached 1.0, while he walked only 62 batters all season. At one point he won fifteen games in succession. In fact, his 23-9 record was startling only in that he somehow lost 9 games despite allowing just 38 earned runs all season long.

79. Maddux Brings Quality, Class To Game Of Baseball
    Maddux brings quality, class to game of baseball. That is better than the prime yearsof great pitchers such as bob gibson, bob Feller, Tom Seaver or Jim Palmer  
    http://www.kstatecollegian.com/ISSUES/v100/FA/n026/spt-Maddux-mccorm-9-22.html
    
    Extractions: Earlier this summer, a friend of mine called to see if I wanted to go to Colorado for a week and try and catch a Colorado Rockies game. I was a little hesitant at first, but when he told me who they would be playing that week, I immediately said yes. The Rockies were scheduled to play the Atlanta Braves in a three-game series. I have been a Braves fan for many years. We got the second game of the series, which of course the Braves won. But we decided to stay an extra day and get tickets to the last game of the series. Our reason was simple. Greg Maddux was pitching for the Braves. At the time I might not have noticed it, but I was watching the greatest pitcher to ever play the game. I know there are some of you that are jumping out of your seats right now, astonished I could make such a statement. Some of you might think Maddux isn't as good as former pitchers Cy Young, Bob Gibson or Sandy Koufax. You're right, he isn't as good. He's better than them or any other pitchers to play the game. Let's take a look at what Maddux has done just this year.

80. MLB, Major League Baseball Autographed Items
    AUTOGRAPHED baseball 8 x 10 PHOTOS. SINGLE SIGNATURE. Garvey, Steve, $12.00,Sievers, Roy, $10.00, gibson, bob, $15.00, Skowron, Bill, $12.00, $10.00.  
    http://www.titletownlegends.com/baseball.html
    
    Extractions: AUTOGRAPHED BASEBALL 8" x 10" PHOTOS SINGLE SIGNATURE Player Color Player Color Adcock, Joe - D Marichal, Juan Alomar, Jr. Sandy Marshall, Mike Appling, Luke - (D) Mathews, Eddie (D) Ashburn, Richie - (D) Maye, Lee Augustine, Jerry Mays, Willie Augusto, Juan Mazeroski, Bill Baldschun, Jack McAuliffe, Dick Bittner, Larry McDowell, Jack Bolling, Frank McLain, Denny Bonila, Bobby McMillan, Roy (D) Boone, Bob Mize, Johnny - (D) Boudreau, Lou (D) Newhouser, Hal Boyer, Clete Nokes, Matt Brabender, Gene (D) Nye, Rich Braggs, Glenn Odom, John Buckner, Bill Oliva, Tony Buhl, Bob (D) Pafko, Andy Bunning, Jim Pagliarulo, Mike Burdette, Lou Palmer, Jim Carew, Rod SOLD Perry, Gaylord Carter, Gary Pierce, Billy Cepeda, Orlando Piersall, Jimmy Cone, David Popovich, Paul Conley, Gene Powell, Boog Cooper, Cecil Raines, Tim Crandall, Del Ripken, Billy Dandridge, Ray - (D) Roberts, Robin Dark, Al Robinson, Brooks Davis, Eric Robinson, Frank Dawson, Andre Rudi, Joe DeMerit, John Rush, Bob Dials, Lou - (D) Saberhagen, Bret Dickey, Bill - (D) Sabo, Chris Dimaggio, Joe -(D) Sain, Johnny

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