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Cleveland Spiders
Cleveland Spiders, aka Cleveland Blues/Forest Citys, Major League team in AA 1887-88 and NL 1889-99; won 1895 Temple Cup with Cy Young, then went 20-134 in 1899, MLB's worst season, and folded in 1900.
Click Schreck
Click Schreck (Gerald Click Schreck, 1939-2022), American Olympic sailor and sailmaker; won 1968 Olympic gold in the Dragon three-person keelboat with Buddy Friedrichs and Barton Jahncke; three-time North American Dragon champion.
Cliff Barker
Cliff Barker (Clifford Eugene Barker, 1921-1998), American basketball guard, 1948 Olympic gold medalist and two-time NCAA champion with Kentucky's Fabulous Five, later player-coach of the NBA's Indianapolis Olympians and a former WWII POW.
Cliff Bleszinski
Cliff Bleszinski, known as CliffyB, American video game designer born 1975, former Epic Games design director; co-created Jazz Jackrabbit, Unreal, and Gears of War, later founded Boss Key Productions (LawBreakers), left the industry in 2018.
Cliff Bourland
Cliff Bourland (Clifford Frederick Bourland, 1921-2018), American sprinter and 1948 London Olympics 4x400 m relay gold medalist; two-time NCAA 440-yard champion for USC; oldest living US Olympic gold medalist at his death.
Cliff Branch
Cliff Branch, Raiders wide receiver (1972-1985), three-time Super Bowl champion, 501 catches for 8,685 yards and 67 TDs, led NFL in receiving yards and TDs in 1974, posthumous Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2022 senior inductee.
Cliff Crowley
Cliff Crowley (Clifford Thomas Crowley, 1906–1948), Canadian ice hockey forward from Winnipeg; Allan Cup winner with the Winnipegs in 1931 and 1932 Olympic gold medalist, playing one game with no goals; later a pharmacist.
Cliff Lee
Cliff Lee (Clifton Phifer Lee, born 1978) is a former MLB left-handed pitcher, 2008 AL Cy Young winner with Cleveland, 2009 Phillies postseason ace, later Mariners, Rangers, Phillies; career 143-91, 3.52 ERA.
Cliff Thorburn
Cliff Thorburn is a Canadian retired snooker player who won the 1980 World Championship, the first modern champion from outside the UK, and made the Crucible's first 147.
Cliff Wiley
Cliff Wiley (Clifford Antonio Wiley, born 1955) is an American sprinter, 1977 world-record 4x100m relay runner (38.03), 1981 World Cup and 1983 Pan American Games 400m champion, and boycotted 1980 US Olympian.
Cliff Young (athlete)
Cliff Young (Albert Ernest Clifford Young, 1922-2003), Australian potato farmer and ultramarathon runner who won the 1983 Westfield Sydney to Melbourne Ultramarathon at 61, running nearly without sleep in his shuffle.
Clifford Gray
Clifford Barton "Tippy" Gray (1892–1969) was an American bobsledder who won Olympic four-man gold at St. Moritz 1928 and Lake Placid 1932, and was long confused with English songwriter Clifford Grey.
Clifford Robinson (basketball, born 1966)
Clifford Robinson, "Uncle Cliffy" (1966-2020), American NBA forward-center from Buffalo; UConn star, 1988 NIT champion, 1989 36th pick, 18 seasons, 1993 Sixth Man of the Year, 1994 All-Star, 19,951 points.
Clifton Forbes
Clifton Forbes (1946–2010), Jamaican sprinter and 1968 Mexico City Olympic team captain; ran third leg of the 4×100 relay that set a 38.3 world record; later manager, coach, and Cable and Wireless administrator.
Clifton Wrottesley
Clifton Wrottesley, 6th Baron Wrottesley (born 1968, Dublin), Irish skeleton racer; 4th at Salt Lake City 2002, best Irish Winter Olympic result; record Cresta Run slider; later British Skeleton chairman and hereditary peer.
Cliftonville
Cliftonville FC, Ireland's oldest football club (founded 1879 by John McAlery), a Belfast NIFL Premiership side nicknamed The Reds playing at Solitude, with five league titles, nine Irish Cups, and professional status since 1972.
Clint Bowyer
Clint Bowyer (born 1979, Emporia, Kansas) is a retired NASCAR driver and FOX analyst: 10 Cup wins, 2008 Xfinity champion, 2012 runner-up with Michael Waltrip Racing, FOX booth since 2021.
Clint Capela
Clint Capela, Swiss NBA center (born 1994, Geneva), 25th pick in 2014 by Houston; led NBA in rebounding 2020-21 (14.3 rpg) and FG% 2017-18; Hawks 2020-2025; reacquired by Rockets in the record seven-team 2025 Durant trade.
Clint Dempsey
Clint Dempsey, born Clinton Drew Dempsey in 1983, is an American retired soccer player and joint leading scorer for the United States men's national team, with 57 goals.
Clint Frazier
Clint Frazier (Clint Jackson Frazier, El Rojo), born 1994, outfielder drafted 5th overall in 2013 by Cleveland, traded to the Yankees for Andrew Miller; career .235, 29 HR, marred by concussions and vertigo.
Clint Malarchuk
Clint Malarchuk, born 1961 in Grande Prairie, Alberta, is a former NHL goaltender for Quebec, Washington, and Buffalo who survived a 1989 skate cut to the jugular vein and became a mental health advocate and author.
Clint Mathis
Clint Mathis (born 1976, Conyers, Georgia), nicknamed "Cletus," American midfielder-forward; 61 MLS goals, five-goal single-game record, 46 USMNT caps, goal vs South Korea at 2002 World Cup; distinct from Mathis Albert and other players named Mathis.
Clint Robinson
Clint Robinson (Clint David Robinson, born 1972, Brisbane) is an Australian canoe sprint paddler and surf lifesaver; Australia's first canoe/kayak Olympic gold medallist (K1 1000 m, Barcelona 1992), five-time Olympian, and holder of 36 national surf lifesaving titles.
Clinton Morrison
Clinton Hubert Morrison (born 1979, Tooting, London), Irish international forward; Crystal Palace joint-fourth all-time scorer with 113 goals, Birmingham City, Coventry, Sheffield Wednesday, Colchester, Exeter; 36 Ireland caps, 9 goals; now a Sky Sports pundit.
Clinton N'Jie
Clinton N'Jie (Clinton Mua N'Jie, born 1993) is a Cameroonian right winger, ex-Lyon, Tottenham, Marseille, Dynamo Moscow, Sivasspor, and Rapid Bucuresti; 44 caps, 10 goals, AFCON 2017 winner, without a club since July 2025.
Clinton Nsiala
Clinton Nsiala-Makengo (born 2004, Rennes) is a French left-footed centre-back with France and DR Congo citizenship. Nantes and AC Milan youth product; Rangers 2024-26, loan at KVC Westerlo, then Sharjah FC from September 2026; 3 France U16 caps, 1 goal.
Clinton Portis
Clinton Portis (born 1981, Laurel, MS) is a former NFL running back, Miami Hurricanes 2001 national champion, drafted 51st overall by Denver in 2002; 9,923 career rushing yards, 75 TDs, 2 Pro Bowls, 2002 AP Offensive Rookie of the Year.
Clive Allen
Clive Darren Allen, born 1961 in Stepney, London, English striker; son of Les Allen. Scored a club-record 49 goals for Tottenham in 1986-87, winning PFA and FWA Player of the Year.
Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival
Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival is a single-player first-person survival horror game by Saber Interactive and Mad Head Games, released October 8, 2026 on PS5, Steam, and Xbox Series X|S, the first Hellraiser video game, starring Aidan Lynch, Pinhead (Doug Bradley), and the Genesis Configuration.
Clive Lloyd
Clive Hubert Lloyd (born 1944, Georgetown, Guyana), West Indies left-handed batsman and captain 1974–1985; won the 1975 and 1979 Cricket World Cups, captained 74 of his 110 Tests, later an ICC match referee and 2020 knight.