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According to Baseball Almanac, one MLB player was born in Norway, Iowa. That was Hal Trosky, Cleveland Indians and Chicago White Sox first baseman between 1933-1941, 1944, and 1946. Trosky played in 1,347 games in his career and batted .302 with 1,561 base hits, 228 home runs, and 1,012 RBIs.

However, Mike Boddicker, listed in the almanac as from Cedar Rapids, was, if I recall correctly, born in Norway.

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If you're talking about the one in Norway, Iowa, two: Bruce Kimm and Mike Boddicker.

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