(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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Ohio sports teams
have won 17 major
pro sports
championships:
Browns (8), Reds
(5), Indians (2),
Cavaliers (1), Rams
(1)
Akron was
the first
city to use
police cars
Sweetest Day
was started by
a committee of
candy makers
in Cleveland in
1921.
Ohio has 88
counties, which is
a lot less than
Texas' 254 and
substantially more
than Delaware's 3
The first pro
football league was
the American
Professional
Football
Association,
formed in Canton in
1920.
Ohio became
the 17th
state on
March 1,
1803
Harry M. Stevens
of Niles is credited
with inventing the
hot dog, baseball
scorecard and
drinking straw.
The burgeeshaped
Ohio flag
is the only nonrectangular
state
flag in the U.S.
Ohio is known as
the "Birthplace of
Aviation" because
the Wright Brothers
hailed from Dayton,
where they
conceived their
airplane.
The Columbus Blue
Jackets are Ohio's only
NHL team. The team's
name, which was chosen
over the Columbus
Justice, refers to the fact
that Ohio sent more
soldiers to the Union
army during the Civil War
than any other state.
"Ohio" is
derived from
the Iroquois
word "oyo,"
which means
"great river."
The world’s
largest annual
gathering of
twins is
organized in
Twinsburg, Ohio
Two of the most
successful fast-food
chains, Wendy's
(Columbus) and
Arby's (Boardman)
were founded in
Ohio
Ohio is the only
state to have an
official rock song.
"Hang On Sloopy"
was given that
designation in
1985
Cincinnati
Reds were
the first
professional
baseball team
Thomas A. Edison
from Milan
developed the
incandescent light
bulb, phonograph,
and early motion
picture camera
Because of the
movement of glaciers
in the state thousands
of years ago, the state
is blessed with some
of the most fertile
agricultural land in the
U.S
The Cardinal, the
state bird, is also the
state bird for six
other states: Illinois,
Indiana, Kentucky,
North Carolina,
Virginia and West
Virginia.
Ohio State
University is the
third largest
university in the
country by
enrollment
Cleveland
boasts
America's
first traffic
light
Oberlin College
became the first
college in the U.S. to
admit women in
1833 and African-
Americans in 1835
Founded in
1870, Cedar
Point is the
second oldest
amusement
park in the
country
Ohio senator
John Glenn
became the
oldest man to
venture into
outer space
Superman was
created by
Cleveland high
school students
Jerry Siegel and
Joe Shuster in
1933
The first
ambulance
service was
established in
Cincinnati in
1865
