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Sigsbee

American  
[sigz-bee] / ˈsɪgz bi /

noun

  1. Charles Dwight, 1845–1923, U.S. naval officer: captain of the Maine in 1898.


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The winners of the 81st Anderson were Kenny Ebalo and Shane Sigsbee.

From Golf Digest • Jun. 12, 2017

But Sigsbee says he discovered that the investing can work by focusing on online players.

From The Wall Street Journal • Mar. 28, 2014

That was 2011, and Sigsbee managed to cobble together $1 million from various investors—players and others involved in the game—to back 35 players participating in hundreds of events.

From The Wall Street Journal • Mar. 28, 2014

UP NEXT: The 2,031 players who were not eliminated on the tournament’s first and third starting days begin their second session of play, including chip leaders Fred Berger and Shane Sigsbee.

From Washington Post • Jul. 10, 2011

They saw her lovely form through the blood that covered her, and Dewey, Sampson, Schley, Miles, Merritt, Sigsbee, Evans, Philip, Alger, and McKinley of the Grand Army led the forces to her rescue.

From Russell H. Conwell by Burr, Agnes Rush