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ROW 610 · LEG 91 ITEM 6 · AS OF NOVEMBER 2026
Run by sport and field, the enumeration has one positive line, and it is a state line. Football. College Hall players from this town: none (row #609). College Hall coaches from this town: none. Canton ties, tested one by one against the candidate set: none. The positive line is the Indiana Football Hall of Fame's: Tony Semak, born September 8, 1970, in Osceola, Indiana, inducted June 17, 2022, at South Bend, as a Penn High School player (class of 1988) — tie: born here, seated and schooled across the line, printed at exactly that strength, from the hall's own inductee record. Baseball. Cooperstown: the negative of row #609, printed by name here as the row requires — no Osceola name, and no team held whole, because no hall-held team is this town's. Basketball. Springfield: no names — the Springfield blank prints beside the state blank at row #611. Hockey. The Hockey Hall of Fame and the United States Hockey Hall of Fame tests returned nothing for any town-tied name; the nothing prints, as the checklist demands.
Beyond sport.The two beyond-sport hall lines the build already owns stay at their banked strength and gather here only as pointers: Mark L. Smith in the Iowa Federation of Labor Hall of Fame, carried in Notable People (a labour hall, in another state, at the tie strength printed there), and Don M. Newman's pharmacist honours in Awards & Honors — honours, not a hall induction, and not promoted into one here; Newman's absence from Notable People is delta item DF-1, owned by assembly, flagged in Awards & Honors itself, and not silently repaired by this section. Closure: TESTED NEGATIVE — by sport and field, the town's hall yield is Semak alone, at state level, tie born here; every national, hockey, and beyond-sport test is a printed blank, as of November 2026.