THE MIDWEST
When one says "Twin Cities", it's usually this Minnesota pair
Minneapolis & St. Paul
Sam Houston & Stephen Austin are both called the father of this; let's have a paternity test
Texas
Her real name is Donna Miller; another actress had the same name, so she changed hers to this
Donna Mills
We had to squeeze this one in; it's Florida's state beverage
Orange Juice
(Identify The Teams)
Fenway Park
the Boston Red Sox
This city is home to the National Railroad Museum & the first Super Bowl champ
Green Bay
Cosimo de Medici, Andrea Doria & George Washington share this sobriquet
"father of their country"
In the 1930s this heartthrob was so popular he was known as "The King of Hollywood"
Clark Gable
If things pan out, you'l discover this is the state mineral of Alaska
Gold
Busch Stadium
the St. Louis Cardinals
This controversial labor leader was born in 1913 in Brazil -- Brazil, Indiana
Jimmy Hoffa
If you can "Field" this response you'll know he was the father of the Brooklyn Dodgers
Charles Ebbets
Of John Gielgud, Henry Irving or Laurence Olivier, the first English actor to be knighted
Henry Irving (back in the 1800s)
How sweet, it's the state insect of New Jersey
The Honey Bee
Foxboro Stadium
the New England Patriots
The towns of Romeo & Juliet in Illinois became Romeoville & this
Clue: sounds like toilet
Joliet
You'll have better living through Robert Boyle, known by some as the father of this
chemistry
This "Fair Lady" of film starred on Broadway in a non-musical version of "Gigi" in 1951
Audrey Hepburn
This being North Carolina's precious stone may turn other states green with envy
Emerald
Alamodome
the San Antonio Spurs
Josiah Grinnell heeded this advice that Horace Greeley gave him & moved from Washington, D.C. to Iowa
"Go West, young man (and grow up with the country)"
"Birds" brain who's known as the father of comedy
Aristophanes
He once played young Tom Hughes on "As The World Turns" but he's better known as John-Boy Walton
Richard Thomas
The morel is Minnesota's state one of these
mushroom
Molson Centre
(Canadian)
the Montreal Canadiens