ExiledInIllinois

You can also do this: @Johnny Hammersticks Was he actor?

Just blood sticking parasites. Can't even get one Buffalo Championship and I am so done with sports. 😆 Maybe that's why they keep us hanging on!

Gee, that's easy. 😆 Old dead white guy. Anyway... How many years since he died? 😃

Really? Zappa is dead. LoL... Is Boston still in business and touring?

Aren't these bands all defunct? And Zappa is dead.

Boz Scaggs was friends and played with Steve Miller... But it's a group that's currently touring!

LoL... He was English, right? But I am glad my Pamprin post (really @Gugny 's) jogged your memory? 😉 😜 Steve Miller. But he was born in Milwaukee.

Pele! EDIT: Crap! I forgot, it was individual sport!

In keeping with the format: I am drawing a blank.

Okay. I was expecting this format: NYC No. No. Nobody says: "I said" in reply to their previous answer. Nobody! Unless it's that "time of month." 😆 🤣 Is it that "time of month?" I deeply apologize if it is... For being a man. 😆 🤣

@Gugny, I just went back... You never did say NYC. If you did, where? But I will take the clue! 😜

Ooops. Sorry. Missed it.

What city was band formed in? Was the band formed in Chicago? Tommy Shaw?

Is the band still around or defunct?

Did you read this? https://en.mediamass.net/people/robin-zander/deathhoax.html

Terabyte. TERAbyte. I got nothing to worry about...

Indulge me for a second. So @Gugny and @BringBackFergy can see...😆 "Pullman was born in 1831 in Brocton, New York, the son of Emily Caroline (Minton) and carpenter James Lewis Pullman.[2] His family moved to Albion, New York, along the Erie Canal in 1845, so his father could help widen the canal. His father had invented a machine using jackscrews that could move buildings or other structures out of the way and onto new foundations and had patented it in 1841. By that time, packet boats carried people on day excursions along the canal, plus travellers and freight craft would be towed across the state along the busy canal." 😆 🤣 Okay. Carry on! Individual sport?

George Pullman. Pullman, Washington. Pullman, Michigan. Pullman, W.Virginia. AND the original company town: Pullman, Illinois which is now a neighborhood in one of the 77 neighborhoods of Chicago. Born in Brockton, New York... Chautauqua, County... Sports?

So MANY, much clues in my above post!!!! ^^^ I practically gift-wrapped that pitch. Set it on a tee! 😉 😜 😘 George. Bingo. You're up!!!

*No. Again, the guy I am thinking of was born in New York, in the Western New York sub-region of Upstate New York. Frozen foods was not his industry. But, his industry helped frozen foods. Sorry for the delay guys. My TRAIN was as little delayed. But, I SLEPT well last night. I just woke up. *[Clarence Birdseye is a good one! Wasn't BFLo at the forefront of the Frozen Food Business too with "Freezer Queen?"] Another hint: He plied his trade, literally a stone's throw from where I work. And sometimes those workers threw those stones!!! Too much of a giveaway? 😆 🤣

No. STRIKE one. You can't scare me... I am sticking with The Union!

Better than a Corey Bojo game changing 12 yard shank! 😉

He has another town named after him too. So 3 as I know of today. Could be more out there, didn't check...

Oh... Roger Bannister was a neurologist. He'd rather have been known for that. Is that considered a "scientist?" Sorta. LoL... His invention does, IMO... But you gotta be pretty old to remember! 😃 Two towns named after him roughly about 2,000 miles apart from each other...

No. Business Yes. Born in New York.