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ROW 611 · LEG 91 ITEM 8 · BOUNDARY · AS OF NOVEMBER 2026
Each hall below belongs to its own city; this article owns only Osceola's roll against it. New Castle — the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame (One Hall of Fame Court, New Castle), the state's basketball shrine, owned whole by New Castle's build. Osceola's roll against its inductee record, as published by the hall itself: no inductee born in, raised in, or seated in Osceola — a tested blank. The one Osceola that appears in the hall's record is Osceola, Florida, in a coach's later career line; it is excluded by geography, exactly as Arts excludes the namesake theatres. Richmond — the Indiana Football Hall of Fame, the state football hall seated at Richmond, owned by Richmond's build. Osceola's roll: one name — Tony Semak, born here, inducted June 17, 2022 (his induction ceremony sat in South Bend; the hall is Richmond's), printed whole at row #610 and not re-told here. This is the town's only state-hall positive in the major sports.
Terre Haute — the Indiana Track and Field and Cross Country Hall of Fame Museum, owned by Terre Haute's build. Osceola's roll against its published class records: no town-tied inductee found — tested blank. Jasper — the Indiana Baseball Hall of Fame, owned by Jasper's build. Osceola's roll: no town-tied inductee found in the record reached — tested blank. Warsaw — the Warsaw Women's Bowling Hall of Fame, which is not a checklist pattern city but is this town's second positive: Florence Dottie Baker, born here, inducted 1992–93, carried in Notable People at obituary strength and stated as such there; the hall is Warsaw's, the tie is born here, and the strength is not upgraded here.Closure: DUG — one boundary article per neighbouring hall city, each hall owned by its city, Osceola's roll printed against each: Richmond one, Warsaw one, New Castle, Terre Haute and Jasper blank, as of November 2026.