Dangerously, L.A. Story Anne Henning, speed skater, 1992 Olympic gold medalist (born in North Carolina) John W. Henry, businessman and investor, owner of the Boston Red Sox and The Boston Globe Ken Henry, speed skater, gold medalist in 1952 Winter Olympics Roy Henshaw, MLB pitcher 1933–44 Kelley Menighan Hensley, actress, As the World Turns Lou Henson, 21-year head coach of Illinois basketball (born in Oklahoma) Craig Hentrich, NFL punter 1993–2009 Herblock (Herbert Block), cartoonist, winner of three Pulitzer Prizes William Herndon, law partner and biographer of Abe Lincoln, mayor of Springfield James B. Herrick, physician who discovered sickle-cell disease Clarence Herschberger, All-American athlete for University of Chicago 1894–98 Seymour Hersh, Pulitzer-winning investigative journalist John D. Hertz, founder of Yellow Cab Company and The Hertz Corporation (born in Hungary) Whitey Herzog, outfielder, Hall of Fame baseball manager, primarily with St. Louis Cardinals Charlton Heston, Oscar-winning actor, political activist, The Ten Commandments, Ben-Hur, El Cid, The Greatest Show on Earth, The Agony and the Ecstasy, Touch of Evil, Planet of the Apes Willie Heston, halfback, College Football Hall of Fame Hi–Hn John Grier Hibben, president of Princeton University 1912–32 Jesse Hibbs, football player for USC, film and TV director Jim Hickey, pitching coach for Tampa Bay Rays Kevin Hickey, pitcher for White Sox and Baltimore Orioles Fred Hickman, sportscaster Wild Bill Hickok, Wild West gunfighter and lawman Hal Higdon, runner and writer Joan Higginbotham, astronaut Jack Higgins, cartoonist, 1989 Pulitzer Prize winner Joel Higgins, actor, Silver Spoons Rod Higgins, forward for seven NBA tams, executive for Charlotte Hornets Andy High, MLB third baseman 1922–34 Nat Hiken, creator, Car 54, Where Are You?, The Phil Silvers Show Ernest Hilgard, psychologist Homer Hillebrand, MLB player 1905–08 Chuck Hiller, MLB player, hit grand slam home run in 1962 World Series Charles T. Hinde, founder of Hotel del Coronado (born in Ohio) Harry Hinde, Missouri politician, aircraft designer Thomas S. Hinde, founder of Mount Carmel, friend of Mark Twain Earl Hines, jazz musician (born in Pennsylvania) Garrett Hines, bobsled silver medalist at 2002 Salt Lake City Olympics Tony Hinkle, basketball coach (born in Indiana) Chris Hinton, tackle for Indianapolis Colts and Atlanta Falcons Milt Hinton, jazz musician (born in Mississippi) Edward Hirsch, poet and critic Lew Hitch, won two NBA championships with Minneapolis Lakers Michael Hitchcock, actor, MADtv, Wild Hogs, Glee Les Hite, bandleader Robert R. Hitt, U.S. Representative 1882–1906 (born in Ohio) Ho–Ht Edward Francis