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1. Alberto Callaspo is the first Kansas City Royals switch-hitter with more than 100 hits in a single season since ....
ANSWER: Carlos Beltran it is.

2. He was the first player to strike out four times in a game seven times in a season.

3. What single was named Billboard's "Number One Record of the Year" for 1965?
ANSWER: "Wooly Buly" is correct.

4. Who is the only player to represent the Toronto Blue Jays and Montreal Expos in an MLB All-Star game?
ANSWER: Ron Fairly it is.

5. Utah has won eight consecutive bowl games. Who was the last team to defeat the Utes in a postseason football game?
ANSWER: Wisconsin it is, in the 1996 Copper Bowl.

MUSICAL BONUS: In the Tom Petty song, "Free-Falling," his voice is double-tracked for two words, and two words only. What are those words?
ANSWER: Elwood gets it. "Ventura Boulevard."
 
This Jays fan will have a crack at 4 and say it was their first-ever All Star, Ron Fairly.
 
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As I recall Fairly was also the first guy to play for both the Jays and Expos.
 
3. "Wooly Bully" by Sam the Sham and the Pharoahs. A trick question, because the record never actually hit No. 1 on the Hot 100 (it peaked at No. 2) but still managed to top the year-end list.

Huggy, you're right again about Ron Fairly, who was an expansion Expo as well as a first-year Blue Jay.
 

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