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THEIR GIVEN FIRST NAMES
BOXING TERMS SANS BOXING
CONTEMPORARIES
THE AGRICULTURAL HALL OF FAME
PRESIDENTS: THIS IS YOUR WIFE!
200
'Poet Ted Hughes'
Edward
200
'An enticement; hard to catch a fish without one'
a hook
200
'Picasso was in his rose period in 1905, this physicist's so-called miracle year'
Einstein
200
'Norman Borlaug sparked the green revolution by developing a dwarf strain of this cereal grass'
wheat
200
'Nancy Davis'
Ronald Reagan
400
'Ballplayer Ted Williams'
Theodore
400
'A circle in the trunk that reveals a tree's age'
a ring
400
'In the 1850s, while Gregor Mendel was playing with his peas, this American woman was writing the first of her 1,775 poems'
(Emily) Dickinson
400
'William Hoard was instrumental in founding the USA's first dairy school at the University of this state--where else?'
Wisconsin
400
'Betty Bloomer'
Gerald Ford
600
'Comedian Bobcat Goldthwait'
Robert
600
'Hey, ya palooka, I got you a lawyer... yeah, he's also known by this "oral" term'
a mouthpiece
600
'Samuel Johnson published his dictionary in 1755; 3 years later Voltaire wrote this philosophical fantasy'
Candide
600
'In 1879 Carl de Laval invented a high-speed separator that separated this from whole milk'
cream
600
'Rachel Donelson Robards'
Andrew Jackson
800
'Musician Ringo Starr'
Richard
800
'Annoyed, or to pass from one side to the other'
cross
800
'Susan B. Anthony pushed for women's rights while this woman was nursing British soldiers in the Crimean War'
Florence Nightingale
800
'A 2006 inductee, this former Kansas senator & presidential candidate helped develop the food stamp program'
Bob Dole
800
'Abigail Smith'
John Adams
1000
'Gymnast Nastia Liukin, like a Russian grand duchess'
Anastasia
1000
'A strikingly attractive woman'
a knockout
1000
'Herbert Hoover was born Aug. 10, 1874 & this statesman Nov. 30, 1874 at Blenheim Palace; they died 3 months apart'
(Winston) Churchill
1000
'Oliver Kelley is in the Hall for creating this 19th century farmers' fraternal organization'
the Grange
1000
'Ida Saxton'
William McKinley