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November 2026 · EACH NAME WITH THE CITY THAT HOLDS IT

A register of refusals, printed where a player-hunter looks. Christian Carroll's state titles — held by Jimtown High School, Elkhart: the wrestler was formed in part at New Prairie (a 2021 Fargo All-American under its name) and won his 2022 and 2023 state championships after his transfer, under Jimtown's name; the college record is unanimous, and this build prints the titles where they belong. Schuyler Colfax — held by South Bend: his clerkship was here; the Speaker's gavel and the vice presidency are South Bend's (the people addendum carries the test whole). The Studebaker and Bendix athletes — held by South Bend: the plants' teams and the men who played for them belong to the plants' city; this town's men, James W. Swanson among them, appear in that record as employees, not as this ground's players. The Death Crossing's fame — held by the railroad record: the wreck's sporting-adjacent superlative belongs to the claims leg, not to any player's roll. The roll's rule is the build's rule: a name a reader might claim for this ground is printed here, with the ground that holds it, before it can be claimed wrongly anywhere else.

Sources:

  1. The college record (Iowa State, Oklahoma State, Wyoming rosters and biographies) — Carroll's Elkhart hometown and Jimtown school; IndianaMat's conflicting school listing carried as the delta in this section's note.
  2. Notable People and Sports — the Colfax assignment; the pointed-elsewhere discipline of the fame sweep (Colfax, Dillinger) extended to players by this section.

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Source: Pointed elsewhere: the names this record does not hold, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/new-carlisle/sports/pointed-elsewhere-the-names-this-record-does-not-hold/