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ROW 600 · LEG 89 ITEM 10 · TESTED NOVEMBER 2026
Survival takes three forms — a museum, a marker, a memory — and a film's shadow must be stated exactly: what cameras shot here, against what they shot elsewhere. Each form was tested. Museum: The History Museum in South Bend holds the region's sporting memory, including the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League collection for the South Bend Blue Sox; no Osceola team holding, uniform, or trophy from this town's ball is recorded for it in any source reached, and the town's own ball is a living youth league whose trophies, if kept, are the association's, not a museum's. Marker: no Indiana state historical marker for Osceola sport — for Penn Park, for OBSA, or for any town athlete as an athlete — stands in the Indiana Historical Bureau's marker record as searched in this section; the record name no sports marker, and none is claimed here. Film: no motion picture is recorded as shot at Penn Park or on any Osceola ground in any source reached; the region's famous baseball film shadow belongs to other grounds and other cities' builds, and exactly none of it was shot here, so none of it is borrowed.
Closure: TESTED NEGATIVE — museum, marker, and film tests all return blank for Osceola sport, with searches shown; the living league is the survival record.