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Description Depicted person: Charlie Gibson – American baseball player (1899-1990)
Date or 1921
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Source Photo from Alabama Polytechnic Institute yearbook, The Glomerata, Vol. XXIV (1921).
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2008-02-02 21:39 119×160× (5023 bytes) Lissoy Photo of [[Charlie Gibson (baseball player)|Charlie Gibson]], 1920-21. Photo from Alabama Polytechnic Institute yearbook, The Glomerata, Vol. XXIV (1921).

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Charlie Gibson, catcher with the Alabama Polytechnic Institute baseball team, image from the school's yearbook, The Glomerata, Vol. XXIV, circa 1920.

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