ReadyprintVictorF.LawsonBossTweedThe NewYorkHeraldE.W.ScrippsCharlesDanaThomasNastOttomarMergenthalerLeviStraussPantsPortlandBoldLayoutsErvinWardman"MarseHenry"WattersonPulitzerhired herto write astory1883The NewYork SunThe NewYorkWorldJosephMedillElizabethCochraneCompaniesbeganbrandingthemselvesSmallNewsHearst'sNew YorkJournalSpotNews1896ReadyprintVictorF.LawsonBossTweedThe NewYorkHeraldE.W.ScrippsCharlesDanaThomasNastOttomarMergenthalerLeviStraussPantsPortlandBoldLayoutsErvinWardman"MarseHenry"WattersonPulitzerhired herto write astory1883The NewYork SunThe NewYorkWorldJosephMedillElizabethCochraneCompaniesbeganbrandingthemselvesSmallNewsHearst'sNew YorkJournalSpotNews1896

Chapters 11 & 12 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Readyprint
  2. Victor F. Lawson
  3. Boss Tweed
  4. The New York Herald
  5. E.W. Scripps
  6. Charles Dana
  7. Thomas Nast
  8. Ottomar Mergenthaler
  9. Levi Strauss Pants
  10. Portland
  11. Bold Layouts
  12. Ervin Wardman
  13. "Marse Henry" Watterson
  14. Pulitzer hired her to write a story
  15. 1883
  16. The New York Sun
  17. The New York World
  18. Joseph Medill
  19. Elizabeth Cochrane
  20. Companies began branding themselves
  21. Small News
  22. Hearst's New York Journal
  23. Spot News
  24. 1896