Scavenger Hunt #1

Follow the clues, in order, around the world wide web. Once you have landed on the correct webpage, search for the next clue. Every clue leads to the next online destination. Keep unlocking the steps of the scavenger hunt, until you reach the final destination.

#1 - "comparative unicyclist" and "maladroit wheezer" are examples of GOOGLEWHACKS

#2 - the Googlewhack to answer this "riddle" - DOGSHIT CHALUPA - could be located at the reference page

#3-4 - the YouTube link took you to a gone-but-not-forgotten-brands video, which highlighted the discontinued snack bar KUDOS at 39:05

#5 - the Vigenere key to unlock the next clue was CLIF, leading to GONE WITH THE WIND

#6 - the 9th, 12th, and 21st words of the review left by user XSTAL gave you a W3W location consisting of WISDOM.CROWD.EPIC

#7 - you enter McPherson Square in Philadelphia, PA

#8 - the statue in the Square commemorates Charles Allen Smith, killed at Vera Cruz on April 22, 1914

#9 - Pete Alexander, a.k.a. Grover Alexander, a.k.a. Grover Cleveland Alexander was the only future hall of famer to pick up a win in the Major Leagues that day.

Hat tip to ChasingAnEpiphany for pointing out a super cool coincidence (that was not accounted for since most minor league box scores from this era are not available): Babe Ruth played his first professional game on April 22, 1914, as a pitcher for the minor league Baltimore Orioles, pitching a shutout - and thus picking up the win -against the Buffalo Bisons!

#10 - If you followed Wikipedia to Grover Alexander's namesake's page (the 22nd and 24th US President Grover Cleveland), you likely found the tree in question, located at his birthplace in Caldwell, NJ - 07006