(1935-)
English footballer, older brother of Robert (Bobby) and nephew of Jackie Milburn. He spent all his playing career with Leeds United and played more than 750 games for them. He appeared in the England team that won the World Cup 1966.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
World Cup: 1966
Football League: 1969
FA Cup: 1972
Football League Cup: 1968
Fairs Cup: 1968, 1971
Footballer of the Year: 1967

(Edward) (1929-)
Australian snooker player. Born in Merewether, New South Wales, he became a professional snooker player in 1960 and won the World Open Snooker Championship 1968 and the World Professional title 1972. He has also won the BBC-TV Pot Black series.

(Robert) (1937-)
English footballer, younger brother of Jack Charlton, who scored a record 49 goals in 106 appearances. An elegant midfield player who specialized in fierce long-range shots, he spent most of his playing career with Manchester United and played in the England team that won the World Cup 1966.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
Football League
appearances: 644
goals: 206
International
appearances: 106
goals: 49
World Cup: 1966
Football League champ1ionship: 1965, 1967
FA Cup: 1963
European Cup: 1968
Footballer of the Year: 1966
European Footballer of the Year: 1966

“Boy” (1907-1975)
Australian swimmer, born in Sydney. He broke the world record for 440 yards at the age of 16 and won the gold medal in the 1,500 meters freestyle at the 1924 Olympics.