Sr. – Baseball Manager—Aberdeen, Maryland: Lodge 1450 Gale Sayers – NFL Hall of Famer—Elkhart, Indiana: Lodge 599 Billy Sims – 1978 Heisman Trophy Winner; Running back, University of Oklahoma (1975–79) and Detroit Lions (1980–84); Member, College Football Hall of fame—Grand Rapids-Sparta, Michigan: Lodge 50 Bill "Moose" Skowron – Major League Baseball Player (1954–1967) – River Park, Illinois: Lodge 2578 Bill Stewart – Head Football Coach of West Virginia University—New Martinsville, West Virginia: Lodge 931 Tony Stewart – NASCAR Driver—Columbus, Indiana: Lodge 398 Gene Tunney – Boxer—Cincinnati, Ohio: Lodge 2 Bill Veeck – Major League Baseball Executive—Greater Chicago, Illinois: Lodge 3 Honus Wagner – Baseball Hall-of-Famer—Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: Lodge 46 Donnell Woolford – Pro Bowl Cornerback, Chicago Bears—Batavia, Illinois: Lodge 682 Other Eugene Cernan – Astronaut; "the last man on the moon" in December 1972—Bellwood, Illinois: Lodge 777 Henry Ford – Inventor of the mass-produced automobile—Detroit, Michigan: Lodge 160 Virgil I. "Gus" Grissom – Astronaut—Newport News, Virginia: Lodge 1711 Darell Hammond – Founder/CEO, KaBOOM! Inc.. Builder of playgrounds worldwide; Mooseheart High School Class of 1989—Batavia, Illinois: Lodge 682 Edward A. Silk – Mooseheart Class of 1935; Recipient of the Medal of Honor in World War II—Johnstown, Pennsylvania: Lodge 48 References External links Moose International in the United States Yours Fraternally – a 1953 promotional film Kane County, Illinois Service organizations based in the United States Non-profit organizations based in Illinois Organizations established in 1888 History of racial segregation in the United States 1888 establishments in Illinois