president azerbaijan army general

Baseball manager, 1954-1976, Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers. Member of the Baseball Hall of Fame

motorsports hof

1st man on the moon; 'That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.'

hockey hof referee

MLB third baseman from 1943-55 for Browns, White Sox, Red Sox, and Phillies. Later became Twins scout

Governor of Ohio (1939-1945); U.S. Senator from Ohio (1947-1959)

Pulitzer Prize-winning author and conservationist

Author

MLB first baseman from 1959-67 for the Indians and Reds. Hit 26 home runs in 1961 and 28 home runs in 1962

Former NFL Defensive End

HOF Coach

Governor of Ohio (1971-75)

19th President of the United States. Served from 1877-1881. He was a General in the Civil War and was wounded five times

American football player and coach. He served as the head coach at Denison University (1946-1948), Miami University (1949-1950), and Ohio State University (1951-1978), compiling a career college football record of 238 wins, 72 losses, and 10 ties

former college/NBA center; played for University of Cincinnati, New York Knicks & Baltimore Bullets; National College Player of the Year 1962; 2X National Champ 1961, 1962; 2X All-American

R&B Singer/Saxophonist - Big Ten-Inch Record, I Want A Bowlegged Woman, ...Whiskey In The Well, Nosey Joe, Sneaky Pete, Bearcat Blues, I Can't Go On Without You, Love You Yes I Do, Little Girl Don't Cry, All My Love Belongs To You, ...Haul Off & L

former basketball player for the pistons

NFL Hall of Famer; played for Cleveland Browns and Ohio State

Scientist

Former Ohio Congressman 1967-93

AKA-DOLEMITE was in many Blaxploitation fillms

Former pitcher for the Pittsburg Pirates. Played late 60's - early 70's. Born October 9, 1947

Football Player

Comic Book Artist

nobel med. laureate 1954

former Cincinnati Reds owner

Basketball Hall Of Fame Player

former college/NBA forward; played for University of Cincinnati, Rochester Royals; first NBA player to average more than 30 points per game in a single season; 6X NBA All-Star; member of Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame 1983; former broadcaster

Pitcher in the 1910s