Sacramento

Not to be confused with a newspaper these "Articles" preceded the U.S. Constitution by eight years.

Gerald Dempsey Posey III is better known by this nickname.

It's the only decathlon game that rhymes with the word "Nazi."

This Michael won six NBA championships with the Chicago Bulls.

Salem

He was the first vice president of the United States.

A weak cut at the plate might result in a swinging this.

Traditionally, the first player to have at least 50 points at the end of a round wins this game.

This actor's father was also an actor; his elder lived to age 103.

Topeka

This codename for the development of nuclear weapons during World War II includes the name of a New York borough.

A misstep by the man on the mound may result in this, letting runners advance one base.

This decathlon game is usually played last.

This former actor has his own foundation, which funds embryonic stem cell studies.

Columbus

The Truman Doctrine was a policy aimed at containing this world power.

It's the nickname for the center field area, as it may appear to the hitter.

It's the only card game in the decathlon that involves scoring points.

He's portrayed both Batman and Beetlejuice.

Montpelier

The closest presidential election in terms of popular vote, with the winner receiving just 0.1% more votes than the loser, came between these two candidates.

This alliterative Hall-of-Fame starting pitcher started his career with the Minnesota Twins.

This decathlon game's title is a synonym for irritation.

Born in 18th Century England, this English scientist was a major influence in the fields electromagnetism and electrochemistry.