Babe Ruth - Hall of Fame pitcher for the Federal League Baltimore Orioles, and was almost single handedly responsible for four Federal League teams merging with the NL and AL, including his own Baltimore Orioles. Ruth led the team to its first world series title in 1935.
Ty Cobb - Officer in the Confederate States National Army. Ranked as a Colonel, Cobb seen action as a military advisor to the US in Canada in WWI. In 1929 Colonel Cobb was killed during the Great Comanche War.
Clyde Barrow - Corporal under the command of Colonel Cobb, like his superior officer, was killed in the Great Comanche War in 1929.
Al Smith - First Catholic President of the United States from 1937-1941, responsible for the founding of CATO (Caribbean-American Treaty Organization), an alliance with the United States, Confederate States, Canada, Mexico, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Haiti, Dominican Republic, and the Central American Federation.
Tom Selleck - American action hero, best known for playing Indiana Jones, in the Indiana Jones series. Is married to his co-star in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, Carrie Fisher
Harrison Ford - Four Star General in the US Air Force and current Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Known for his neo-Conservative world views, and deep Christian faith.
Carter Glass - President of the CSA from 1921-1927, credited with founding the Open Door Policy with the United States. A show of appreciation of long standing peace and friendship between the two nations.
River Phoenix - A-list American actor starred in hit movies such as Stand By Me, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, the Star Wars Prequel Trilogy (as Anakin Strarkiller), the Matrix Trilogy (as Neo), and most recently as Robert Neville in the 2007 hit movie, I am Legend.
Chris Farley - Comedian and actor, and spokesman for Weight Watchers. Kicked his drug and alcoholism habits and lost over 100 pounds. Is semi-retired from acting, tours High Schools encouraging kids to say no to drugs. Practices Roman Catholicism, Farley is now married to actress Phoebe Cates