Jazz,Vocalist/ Pop, Rock, etc.,Live Stage (Broadway, played in Grease),Contracts, agreements 1975 (Signed with Reprise),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1976 ("Look to the Rainbow"),Begin Major Project 1977 (World Tour),Prize 1995 (Grammy),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1996 (Teen Angel in "Grease"),Travel for work (World tours),Grammy (Five)

Death by Heart Attack 23 October 1950 (exact age unknown),Vocalist/ Pop, Rock, etc. (Cafe and vaudeville singer-entertainer),Actor/ Actress (Over 13 films, transitioned to talkies),Heart (Terminal),Number of Marriages (Four),New Career 1923 (First movie appearance),American Book,Marriage 1928 (Third marriage, Ruby Keeler)

American baseball player, known for his consistency and long career with the Tigers.

Radio/ D.J./ Announcer (Sports announcer),Coach/ Manager/ Owner (Announcer)

Instrumentalist,Brain,Surgery,Medical diagnosis 2001 (loss of sight and brain tumor),Medical procedure 21 November 2001 (surgery to remove brain tumor)

Death, Cause unspecified 25 May 1976 in Spartanburg (Age 57),Baseball (Catcher),New Job 19 April 1942 in Chicago (First major league game),Retired 23 May 1954 in Detroit (Last major league game)

Baseball (Pro, pitcher),Sibling circumstances (Two brothers also pitchers),Job related injury 1988 (Placed on the disabled list),Contracts, agreements 4 June 1984 (Signed with the N.Y. Yankees),Contracts, agreements 30 April 1989 (Signed with the Toronto Blue Jays),Contracts, agreements 14 December 1995 (Signed with the Florida Marlins),Prize 1996 (Lefthanded pitcher for the All-Star games),Lose social status 1994 (A.L. record for most balks),Lose social status 1995 (A.L. record for 14 wild pitches),Gain social status 11 May 1996 (11-0 no-hit victory over Colorado),Handedness (Left),Size (6'3", 220 lbs.),Work in team/ Tandem (Sports team),Job-Related Injury (Disabled list),Same Job more than 10 yrs (11+ years),Vocational award (Lefthanded pitcher award)

Public relations (Promoter of his business),Director (Theater),Business owner (Theater),Number of Marriages (Multiple),Same Job more than 10 yrs (Had his business over 40 years)

(Kindly update; details are not confirmed.) Canadian former professional ice hockey player, known for his powerful shot and defense.

Death by Disease 26 January 2001 (Of leukemia, age 74),Basketball,Coach/ Manager/ Owner,Cancer (Terminal leukemia),Family noted (Brother Dick also a Basketball Hall of Famer),Illness/ Disease,New Career 1951 (Pro basketball),New Job 1955 (Assistant coach at Dartmouth),Retired 1977 (Retired from coaching basketball),Prize 1992 (Basketball Hall of Fame),Hall of Fame

(Kindly update; details are not confirmed.) Renowned tap dancer known for his precision and smooth performances.

Football (Cornerback),Great Achievement 26 September 1971 in Philadelphia (102 yard return of a missed field goal)

(Kindly update; details are not confirmed.) Founder of USA Today newspaper.