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When and where did baseball player Josh Gibson die?
Josh Gibson died January 20, 1947, in Pittsburgh, PA, USA.
What was josh Gibson's first Negro league team he played for?
The Homestead Grays in 1930. Click on the "Josh Gibson Bio" link below to read about the career of Josh Gibson.
Did Josh Gibson have kids?
yes he did
When and where was baseball player Josh Gibson born?
Josh Gibson was born December 21, 1911, in Buena Vista, GA, USA.
Where was Josh Gibson born?
Buena Vista, Georgia.
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