I'm heading to Indiana. I did a quick search to find out how many Indiana natives found their way onto a Kellogg's baseball card. I thought that there would be a lot, but it turns out that they're a small bunch of four. I hope my English teachers appreciate the grammar above even if it isn't great.
Tommy John appeared on three Kellogg's cards. He was born in Terre Haute which I go to frequently for cross country meets.
Steve Hargan is from Fort Wayne, Indiana. I drove through there recently and found a great sign with my family's name.
Dick Dietz is from Crawfordsville, home of Wabash College. I've been there a few times for track meets.
Paul Splittorff is from Evansville. I think we are headed there at the end of the cross country season.
A look at Kellogg's cereal cards and related items from all sports.
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Very odd to see Tommy John as a Yankee on a Kellogg's card. Never knew such a thing.
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