Inductees Born in Peoria in 1877, Norwood Gibson signed with the Boston Red Sox after earning his master’s degree in chemistry from the University of Notre Dame. Part of a pitching rotation that included Cy Young, Gibson compiled a 34-32 record in 85 career appearances with a 2.93 earned run average during his four-year career.
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Tri-County Top Sports Award
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Starting in 1993, Awards include Male and Female Coaches and Athletes of Year. |
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We don't have biographies for individuals prior to 1981. If anyone would be able to provide the bios that were written at the time of the awards, we would very much appreciate receiving them for posting. We are specifically interested in the bios written at the time of the awards, not more or less current. Please contact Rick at rkestner@pekinhigh.net