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MLB Great Bob Gibson Dies at 84 – Free Press of Jacksonville

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Hall of Fame baseball player Bob Gibson at Roger Dean Stadium during 2010 Spring Training for the St. Louis Cardinals. MLB Hall of Famer was a star in baseball and basketball at Creighton University (Photo: Creighton Athletics)

Source: Free Press of Jacksonville – Florida’s First Coast Quality Black Weekly

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