Death, Cause unspecified 6 March 1911 (age 91),Physician,Historic figure (Founder of clinic),Founder/ originator (Mayo Clinic)

Death by Heart Attack 27 July 1981 in Los Angeles (Age 79),Director (Famed, over 60 films),Production jobs (Propman, Grip, Cutter, Script Clerk),Combat (Pilot during WW II),Ears (Hearing impaired),Heart (Massive terminal attack),Marriage less than 3 Yrs (Two years marriage to Margaret Sullavan),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1942 (Film, "Mrs. Miniver"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1957 (Film, "Ben Hur"),Expatriate (France to U.S.),Oscar (38),Vocational award (Numerous),Top 5% of Profession,Marriage 1934 (Short marriage, Margaret Sullavan)

Death by Heart Attack 27 July 1981 in Los Angeles (Age 79),Director (Famed, over 60 films),Production jobs (Propman, Grip, Cutter, Script Clerk),Combat (Pilot during WW II),Ears (Hearing impaired),Heart (Massive terminal attack),Marriage less than 3 Yrs (Two years marriage to Margaret Sullavan),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1942 (Film, "Mrs. Miniver"),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1957 (Film, "Ben Hur"),Expatriate (France to U.S.),Oscar (38),Vocational award (Numerous),Top 5% of Profession,Marriage 1934 (Short marriage, Margaret Sullavan)

Police

Government employee (Government official),Party Affiliation (Politician),Publisher/ Editor (Editor)

Government employee (Government official),Party Affiliation (Politician),Publisher/ Editor (Editor)

Basketball (Pro, guard/forward),Work in team/ Tandem (Sports team)

Basketball (Pro, guard/forward),Work in team/ Tandem (Sports team)

Baseball (Pro, pitcher),New Career 2 June 1987 (First pro baseball team),Contracts, agreements 24 November 1993 (Signed with Chicago Cubs),Contracts, agreements 19 June 1995 (Signed with L.A. Dodgers),Contracts, agreements 4 October 1995 (Signed with Philadelphia Phillies),Contracts, agreements 3 January 1997 (Signed with N.Y. Yankees),Handedness (Right),Size (6'1", 195 lbs)

Schizophrenia,Disadvantaged (Raised in Harlem),Abuse - Incest (By granddad),Parent, Single or Step (Never knew dad, raised by mom),Race (Black),Aggressive/ brash (Extremely dangerous person),Education limited (Limited in elementary field, Phi Beta Kappa in prison),Thief/ Financial crime (Over 200 robberies),Assault/ Battery (25 stabbings),Homicide serial (Stabbed to death two men),Social crime/ delinquent (Over 2,000 crimes),Criminal cases,Homicide Perpetration 1978 (Stabbed two men to death on subway)

Public office (two-term mayor of San Francisco),Attorney,Kids more than 3 (four kids),Disadvantaged (born into poverty),Marriage more than 15 Yrs (married in 1958),New Career 1964 (first elected position),Gain social status 1980 (elected Speaker of the House),Begin Major Project 8 January 1996 (sworn in for first of two terms as Mayor of San Francisco),First in Field (first African-American mayor of San Francisco; first African-American Speaker in the State House),Marriage September 1958

Basketball (Pro, guard/forward),Work in team/ Tandem (Sports team)

Basketball (Pro, guard/forward),Work in team/ Tandem (Sports team)

Track and Field (Hurdles, Olypian and champion),Prize 1968 (Olympic Gold Medal, hurdles),Travel for work (International competitions),Olympics (Gold Medal)

Track and Field (Hurdles, Olypian and champion),Prize 1968 (Olympic Gold Medal, hurdles),Travel for work (International competitions),Olympics (Gold Medal)

Death, Cause unspecified 12 August 1965,Labor unions,Party Affiliation (First UK Communist MP),Gain social status 14 November 1935 (Elected as UK MP),Lose social status 23 February 1950 (Loses Parliamentary seat),Principled strongly,Arrest 31 January 1919 (Convicted of instigating a riot)

Death, Cause unspecified 12 August 1965,Labor unions,Party Affiliation (First UK Communist MP),Gain social status 14 November 1935 (Elected as UK MP),Lose social status 23 February 1950 (Loses Parliamentary seat),Principled strongly,Arrest 31 January 1919 (Convicted of instigating a riot)

Rugby,Coach/ Manager/ Owner,Retired 1975 (From international rugby as a player),Prize 2004 (Named Rugby Personality of the Century by sports magazine)