United States
The United States men's national soccer team represents the United States in men's international soccer competitions. The team is controlled by the United States Soccer Federation and is a member of FIFA and CONCACAF.
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Dana Evans
American athlete
Henry Crew
American physicist
Julius White
Former United States Minister to Argentina
Mark Pinsky
Professor of mathematics
Norman Ross
American swimmer
Marvin Camras
Electrical engineer
Robert L. Harris
Actor
Robert S. Mendelsohn
American pediatrician
Joseph Cummings
American educator
Fred Anderson
American musician
Marguerite S. Church
Psychologist
Allan Schnaiberg
Sociologist
Bill Frink
Sports commentator
Jim Purnell
American football player
Charles W. Mills
Philosopher
Stanley Golder
American financier
Hans Wurman
Composer
Emerson Hough
American author
William A. Earle
American philosopher
Judith Krug
American librarian
Myron L. Bender
Charles Gates Dawes
Former Vice President of the United States
James Byron Moran
Former Judge of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois
Walter B. Scates
Former Illinois Attorney General
Marty Below
American football player
John Fillmore Hayford
Geodesist
Laurence L. Sloss
American geologist
Paul Galvin
Irish sportsperson
Francis Jennings
American historian
Morton Kamien
American economist
Lucille Murray
Bill Murray's mother
Robert J. Casey
Correspondent
Edward S. Lacey
Former United States Representative
Carl W. Condit
American historian
Bob Lackey
American professional basketball player
Mildred L. Batchelder
American librarian
Winifred Ward
Professor
Edward J. Murray II
Edward Murray III's father
Elizabeth Eunice Smith Marcy
American author
Stephen A. Day
Former United States Representative
Oscar G. Mayer Sr.
American business professional
William Holabird
American architect
Horace Jacobs Rice
American attorney
Daniel Burnham Jr.
Architect ‧ Daniel Burnham's son
Clarence D. Clark
Former United States Senator
I.M. Hobson
Actor
Winfield K. Denton
U. S. representative
