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| later that year at the Last Chance Meet in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre is located in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| one of six designated cultural districts in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| Delta Faucet Company is headquartered in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| rpont family plot in Holy Cross Cemetery in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| Millionaires are an American rock band from | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| 27-acre (0.51 km2) natural resource park in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| Roller Girls, a roller derby team based in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| publisher and was appointed postmaster for | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| ace on April 5, 1992 at the Hoosier Dome in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| body maintains its official headquarters in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| ow directs promotions for WHHH, Hot 96.3 in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| the National Track Cycling Championships in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| useum was located at 202 N. Alabama Street, | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| , Cornwell graduated from Park High School, | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| ated 16th Street and Pennsylvania Street in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| ill July 30 when the battery was ordered to | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| Louis Disbrow was born on March 24, 1888 in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| nally known fitness contributor for WTHR in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| Coal City, Indiana, Grim died of cancer in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| and American Red Ball Transit Co. based in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| egan in April 2004 with the first campus in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| 10 East Washington Street is a high rise in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| er at the law firm of Barnes & Thornburg in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| nton-McNeill is an American politician from | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| by George A. Weidely and Harold O. Smith in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| rbury Hotel is a historic hotel in downtown | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| 101 West Ohio is a high rise in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| after working as a reporter for WTHR-TV in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| t 211 North Pennsylvania Street in downtown | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| o the bar in 1873 and commenced practice in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| Catholic University of America and lives in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| Silent Blessings/Deaf Ministries, based in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| Interment in Crown Hill Cemetery in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| ner graduated from Cathedral High School in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| lic Service Commission in 1941 and moved to | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| tian Church (Disciples of Christ), based in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| Born in Warren, Michigan, White died in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| of the Broadway United Methodist Church in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| Thomas Building was a high rise building in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| chool is located 20 miles south of downtown | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| rict in the northwest corner Marion County, | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| The IRL team is located in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| Fifth Third Bank Tower is a high rise in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| eduled service and charter airline based in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| Soft Asault is a classic rock band from | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| 6, 1942) was the 20th mayor of the city of | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| cated in the Irvington Historic District of | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| my is a free, public K-12 charter school in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| The company's home offices were located in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| (b c.1800 - d. 1883) was the first mayor of | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| sive backs at Warren Central High School in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| ale department store chain headquartered in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| la Mansfield is an American politician from | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| t & the Nuclear So and So's are a band from | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| n's flat-track roller derby league based in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| ivision of Flaherty & Collins Properties of | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| a Chi's National Headquarters is located in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| Riddle died at the age of 93 in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| .38 40 yard dash at the 2006 NFL Combine in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| tended Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| Park is a former baseball ground located in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| 300 North Meridian is a high rise in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| Bloch was born on November 6, 1917 in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| ingle Sculls competition that took place in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| Tate attended North Central High School in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| Stout Army Air Field is located in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| nze medal at the 1987 Pan American Games in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| oes by the name of "Kotchy", is a native of | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| t was played at the Speedway Golf Course in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| fessor of Economics at Butler University in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| s in front of the Miller Centre in downtown | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| raphy Civil Rights Ordinance, as enacted in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| tly produced the 1987 Pan American Games in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| an Army fort named for Benjamin Harrison in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| He and his wife Ramona, are residents of | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| Negro National League baseball is played in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| lle, Indiana, and Vorhies Business College, | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| She died in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| orhood located immediately east of Downtown | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| erence champions and was played entirely in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| on company located on the northeast side of | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| t location, which is 735 W. New York Street | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| eoria, Bloomington, Lafayette, Indiana, and | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| one of six designated cultural districts in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| AT&T 220 Building is a high rise in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| Street in the Little Flower neighborhood of | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| Schantz was from | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| ouse organist for Hilbert Circle Theatre in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| with its corporate headquarters located in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| ey Towers are two residential high rises in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| d the first Wild Birds Unlimited in 1981 in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| nice McHenry is an American politician from | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| ndy Jazz Fest is an annual jazz festival in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| Pan American Team which won a gold medal in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| 0, at the World Basketball Championships in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| Its headquarters is in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| io station owned by Emmis Communications in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| Frank Anderson grew up in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| It is located in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| chool district located in Decatur Township, | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| e planted along the White River in downtown | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| Collins was born in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| minational Christian high school located in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| BAI was based in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| ntry) joined them, the regiment was sent to | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| te Speaker at the 2008 Annual Conference in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| s born in Chicago, Illinois, and grew up in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| operty Group Headquarters is a high rise in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| Wallace was born in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| The reference point is | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| ican gospel music record label based out of | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| otor car located at 4909 N. Meridian St. in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| He was born in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| litan School District of Warren Township in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| , Richmond, Indiana, and Butler University, | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| Hendricks Park, which is south of downtown | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| Sledje grew up in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| l Hogan & Merriman is a law firm located in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| h her first engagement being at a church in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| The company is headquartered in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| 04 FINA Short Course World Championships in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| pkins of the Mayflower, on June 2, 1919, in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| he corner of Illinois and Market streets in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| ed into service at on December 17, 1861, at | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| name of a former baseball ground located in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| ) is an African-American serial killer from | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| the National Register of Historic Places in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| one of six designated cultural districts in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| tholic Church is a Roman Catholic church in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| ellows Building, is a high rise building in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| val is a film festival held each October in | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| was the 15th and 17th mayor of the city of | Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| shed The Benjamin Harrison Memorial Home in | Indianapolis, Indiana." |
| Indianapolis, Indiana: Indiana Historical Society Press. | |
| ham, Alabama, but lived most of his life in | Indianapolis, Indiana; he was inducted into the American |
| Marietta, Georgia; Melrose Park, Illinois; | Indianapolis, Indiana; Grand Prairie, Texas |
| on "Fritz" Bastian (born February 11, 1898, | Indianapolis, Indiana; died February 28, 1944), was an o |
| omona, California; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; | Indianapolis, Indiana; Dalton, Georgia; Sayreville, New |
| uisville, Kentucky; Fayetteville, Arkansas; | Indianapolis, Indiana; Mobile, Alabama; Missoula, Montan |
| mela Jean Bryant (born February 8, 1959, in | Indianapolis, Indiana; died December 4, 2010) was an Ame |
| , North Carolina; Providence, Rhode Island; | Indianapolis, Indiana; Charleston, South Carolina; and P |
| in June, Osburn was sent down the Triple-A | Indianapolis Indians by the Reds. |
| He played in 60 games for the | Indianapolis Indians in 1988, batting .264 in 60 games. |
| league baseball manager, currently with the | Indianapolis Indians Triple-A team within the Pittsburgh |
| He also played 53 games with the AAA | Indianapolis Indians during that stretch. |
| uld likewise start the 2008 season with the | Indianapolis Indians and remain on the inactive roster f |
| formerly used by minor league baseball team | Indianapolis Indians in Indianapolis, Indiana. |
| Braves (Atlanta Braves organization -1989), | Indianapolis Indians (Montreal Expos organization-1990). |
| for the | Indianapolis Indians of the American Association in 1950 |
| coach, currently the hitting coach with the | Indianapolis Indians Triple-A team within the Pittsburgh |
| to the Reds as manager of the minor league | Indianapolis Indians from 1993 to 1995. |
| ll loose from his face with no success, the | Indianapolis Indians invited the red bear to join the cl |
| macher - President & Chairman of the Board, | Indianapolis Indians |
| lineup, and he spent most of 1946 with the | Indianapolis Indians of the American Association. |
| nor leagues, appearing in two games for the | Indianapolis Indians in 1959 and then, appeared in three |
| In 1944 he managed the | Indianapolis Indians in the American Association. |
| While in the minors with the Triple-A | Indianapolis Indians in 2001, Scutaro was one of four pl |
| o the AA Altoona Curve and later to the AAA | Indianapolis Indians for the International League playof |
| He spent time with the | Indianapolis Indians and Hollywood Stars. |
| He also hit .288 in 20 games with the | Indianapolis Indians that season. |
| Nashville faced off against the | Indianapolis Indians to determine the league champion. |
| or leagues the following year, going to the | Indianapolis Indians since the Reds had changed their AA |
| $20,000 were traded by the White Sox to the | Indianapolis Indians for George Washington. |
| eague baseball park that is the home of the | Indianapolis Indians of the International League. |
| can Association in 1940, and played for the | Indianapolis Indians (AA) the following year. |
| aced by Jack Hendricks, who had managed the | Indianapolis Indians to a pennant in the American Associ |
| business), and a year later coached for the | Indianapolis Indians of the American Association. |
| gust 6 and August 7, when Nashville and the | Indianapolis Indians exchanged no-hitters on back-to-bac |
| l joined the Expos' Triple-A affiliate, the | Indianapolis Indians of the American Association, as a p |
| In 1989, his | Indianapolis Indians won the American Association champi |
| ffalo won the North Division and played the | Indianapolis Indians in the first round, winning the fir |
| In 2005, while playing for the | Indianapolis Indians in the Pittsburgh Pirates organizat |
| hat season and was assigned to the Double-A | Indianapolis Indians for the regular season. |
| 2-64), playing for the Richmond Virginians, | Indianapolis Indians and Spokane Indians, but never brok |
| etwork in 2009 and 2010, and will broadcast | Indianapolis Indians games beginning in the 2011 season. |
| s last with the Milwaukee Brewers' Triple-A | Indianapolis Indians in 2001. |
| less topped their division and defeated the | Indianapolis Indians for the American Association champi |
| He was assigned to the Triple-A | Indianapolis Indians where he pitched the rest of the se |
| In 1920, he mostly pitched for the | Indianapolis Indians of the American Association, going |
| tes' Double-A (Altoona Curve) and Triple-A ( | Indianapolis Indians) clubs in 2005. |
| Pearce has started the 2010 season with the | Indianapolis Indians, but was eventually called up by th |
| In 1990, while pitching for the | Indianapolis Indians, Fireovid composed a journal of his |
| mp; and played for their Triple-A club, the | Indianapolis Indians, where he hit (.250/.291/.360/651 i |
| Later" which followed various players from | Indianapolis Indians, the Triple-A affiliate of the Milw |
| ith the Double-A Altoona Curve and Triple-A | Indianapolis Indians, he was called up to Pittsburgh and |
| 2005-2008, he was the hitting coach of the | Indianapolis Indians, the Triple-A affiliate of the Pitt |
| Indiana Pacers, Indiana Fever, Indiana Ice, | Indianapolis Indians, IndyRacing League and Dance Kaleid |
| anization for their Triple-A affiliate, the | Indianapolis Indians, in 2007. |
| Truby last played for the | Indianapolis Indians, the Triple-A affiliate of the Pitt |
| Rowdie is the mascot of the | Indianapolis Indians, the Triple-A affiliate of the Pitt |
| ster spent entire 2005 season with Triple-A | Indianapolis Indians, where he made 28 appearances at th |
| After spending the 1951 season with the | Indianapolis Indians, the Pirates' top farm team, he spe |
| tion championships while at the helm of the | Indianapolis Indians, then Montreal's top affiliate. |
| He was the manager of the Triple-A | Indianapolis Indians, the top farm club of the Pittsburg |
| Reds, hired Rapp as manager of the triple A | Indianapolis Indians, and in seven years Rapp won two Am |
| sent to the team's Triple-A affiliate, the | Indianapolis Indians, during the 2009 and 2010 spring tr |
| ittsburgh Pirates's Triple-A affiliate, the | Indianapolis Indians, in 2007, with a .259 |
| It was home to the | Indianapolis Indians, who have operated at the highest l |
| 13 home runs and driving in 47 RBI for the | Indianapolis Indians. |
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