Baseball Card Collectors Logic Problem

Nine baseball card collectors in an Internet club decided to meet at a baseball card show in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. One of the collectors in the group already lived in Wisconsin and arranged the meeting.

Each person was seeking a top grade rookie card of an individual baseball player, so the collectors decided to compile a group "want list" and each person would look for the nine cards sought by the group.

Three people were looking for a Hank Aaron rookie card.

From the information provided, determine the name of each collector, the state each traveled from, (two Yankees fans came from New Hampshire together), each person's favorite pro baseball team, (there were two Cubs fans in the group), the card each person sought and the one each person actually bought.

• ---Betsy, the Dodgers fan from Missouri, wanted a Lou Brock card, but bought an Ernie Banks rookie card instead.
• ---The Mets fan from Massachusetts was not Jill.
• ---The Philllies fan was looking for and found a Greg Maddux card.
• ---Benny, one of the Yankees fans from New Hampshire, wanted a Hank Aaron card, but found what Bill was looking for instead.
• ---Jill was looking for and found an Willie Mays card.
• ---The Cubs fan from Kentucky, found the Lou Brock card, although she herself, wanted a Bob Gibson card.
• ---Phil was looking for and found a Johnny Bench card.
• ---The collector from Indiana wanted a Mickie Mantle card but bought a Nolan Ryan.
• ---Wilma found what Betsy was looking for.
• ---George, the Twins fan, found a Hank Aaron card.
• ---Paul, the Braves fan from Illinois, bought a Sandy Koufax card, but it was not on the "want list".
• ---Roberta, from Georgia, was the Phillies fan.
• ---One of the fans wanting a Hank Aaron card found the Mickie Mantle card instead.

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