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Don Haldeman
Don Haldeman (Donald Stanley Haldeman, 1947-2003), American trap shooter and Army Reserve sergeant from Souderton, Pennsylvania; won 1976 Montreal Olympic trap gold with 190/200, first US trap gold since 1924, after 17th at Munich 1972.
Don Haskins
Don Haskins, "The Bear" (1930-2008), UTEP/Texas Western basketball coach 1961-99; won 719 games and the 1966 NCAA title over Kentucky with the first all-Black starting five.
Don Havens
Don Havens (Donald Havens) is an American sprint freestyle swimmer, USC class of 1969, who won the 1967 Tokyo Universiade 100 m freestyle, swam on a world-record 4x100 m relay, and clocked 52.5 in 1969.
Don Hume
Don Hume (Donald Bruce Hume, 1915-2001), American rower, stroke oar of the University of Washington eight that won gold at the 1936 Berlin Olympics despite racing ill; later Merchant Marine and oil industry executive.
Don Hutson
Don Hutson (1913-1997), the Alabama Antelope, Green Bay Packers end 1935-45 who invented modern pass receiving; 488 catches, 7,991 yards, 99 TDs, MVP 1941-42, charter Pro Football Hall of Famer.
Don King
Don King (born 1931, Cleveland) is an American boxing promoter, founder of Don King Productions, who staged the 1974 Rumble in the Jungle and Thrilla in Manila after a manslaughter conviction and numbers-racket career.
Don Larsen
Don Larsen (1929-2020), MLB pitcher for seven teams (81-91, 3.78 ERA), threw the only perfect game in World Series history on October 8, 1956, a 97-pitch Game 5 gem for the Yankees; his uniform sold for $756,000 in 2012.
Don Lash
Don Lash (Donald Ray Lash, 1912–1994), American distance runner from Indiana; broke Paavo Nurmi's two-mile world record (8:58.4, 1936), won seven straight AAU cross country titles, 1936 Olympian, 1938 Sullivan Award winner, later FBI agent and Indiana legislator.
Don Majkowski
Don Majkowski, "Majik Man", NFL quarterback (1987-96) for Green Bay, Indianapolis, and Detroit; 1989 Pro Bowler who led the NFL with 4,318 passing yards and finished second in MVP voting, later replaced by Brett Favre.
Don Martindale
Don "Wink" Martindale (born 1963) is an American football coach, defensive coordinator for the Ravens (2018-21), Giants (2022-23), Broncos (2010), and Michigan (2024-), known for blitz-heavy defenses.
Don Mattingly
Don Mattingly, "Donnie Baseball" (b. April 20, 1961, Evansville, Indiana), Yankees first baseman 1982-95, 1985 AL MVP, nine Gold Gloves, No. 23 retired; later Dodgers, Marlins, and 2026 Phillies manager.
Don Muraco
"The Magnificent" Don Muraco, born in 1949 in Sunset Beach, Hawaii, is an American professional wrestler and two-time WWF Intercontinental Heavyweight Champion who won the first King of the Ring in 1985.
Don Nelson
Don Nelson (1940-2026), "Nellie," Hall of Fame NBA head coach of the Bucks, Warriors, Knicks, and Mavericks; 1,335 career wins, second all-time, three-time Coach of the Year, five-time champion as a Celtics player, pioneer of small-ball and the point forward.
Don Quarrie
Don Quarrie (Donald O'Reilly Quarrie, born 1951, Kingston, Jamaica) is a Jamaican sprinter, 1976 Olympic 200m champion, four-time Olympic medalist, and former 100m (9.9) and 200m (19.8) world record co-holder.
Don Revie
Don Revie (Donald George Revie, 1927-1989), English footballer and manager; Manchester City 'Revie Plan' forward, Leeds United manager 1961-74 winning two league titles, FA Cup, League Cup and two Fairs Cups, then England manager 1974-77.
Don Schollander
Don Schollander (Donald Arthur Schollander, born 1946) is an American swimmer, first to win four golds at one Olympics (Tokyo 1964), five Olympic golds total, 22 world records, 1964 Sullivan Award winner.
Don Sheff
Don Sheff (Donald Alexander Sheff, born 27 June 1931, Brooklyn) is an American former Yale swimmer who swam the heats of the US 4x200 m freestyle relay at the 1952 Helsinki Olympics; 1952 rules denied heats swimmers medals. He held two relay world records and later directed the New York Institute of Photography.
Don Shula
Don Shula (1930-2020), NFL head coach of the Baltimore Colts and Miami Dolphins; winningest coach in NFL history at 347-173-6, led the 1972 Dolphins' only perfect season, won Super Bowls VII and VIII, Hall of Fame 1997.
Don Sutton
Don Sutton (1945-2021), American MLB right-handed pitcher for the Dodgers, Astros, Brewers, Athletics, and Angels; 324 wins, 3,574 strikeouts, 756 starts, 1998 Hall of Fame inductee, later a Braves broadcaster.
Don Zimmer
Don Zimmer (1931-2014), "Zim" or "Popeye," American baseball infielder, manager, coach, and executive; 1955 Brooklyn Dodgers champion, Red Sox and Cubs manager, Torre's Yankees bench coach, Rays senior advisor for 66 years in baseball.
Don't Starve
Don't Starve (DS) is a 2013 wilderness survival game by Klei Entertainment starring Wilson, who must manage hunger, health, and sanity under permadeath in a procedurally generated world; Don't Starve Together (2016) is its multiplayer expansion.
Don't Starve Elsewhere
Don't Starve Elsewhere is an upcoming standalone co-op survival game by Klei Entertainment, announced April 2026 at the Triple-i Initiative for PC with no release date. It adds a jump button, magic, vertical exploration, and a lethal Fog, with returning characters Wilson, Willow, Wendy, and WX-78.
Donald Aronow
Donald Joel Aronow (1927-1987), American boatbuilder and offshore powerboat racing champion; founded Formula, Donzi, Magnum, Cigarette, and USA Racing on Miami's Thunderboat Row; murdered 1987, Ben Kramer convicted of hiring the killer.
Donald Brashear
Donald Brashear, born 1972 in Bedford, Indiana, is a former NHL enforcer and left wing who played 1,025 games for Montreal, Vancouver, Philadelphia, Washington, and the New York Rangers.
Donald Campbell
Donald Campbell (1921-1967), British speed record driver, son of Sir Malcolm Campbell; set seven water speed records in Bluebird K7 (202.32-276.33 mph) and the 1964 land record of 403.1 mph in Bluebird CN7, the only person to hold both in one year; died on Coniston Water in 1967.
Donald Cerrone
Donald Anthony Cerrone, nicknamed "Cowboy", is an American retired mixed martial artist who ranks among UFC all-time leaders in wins, finishes, and post-fight bonuses, retiring in 2022.
Donald De La Haye
Donald De La Haye, aka Deestroying (born 1996), Costa Rican-American kicker and YouTuber; ruled NCAA-ineligible at UCF in 2017 over his monetized channel, sued UCF, later kicked in the CFL and UFL.
Donald Driver
Donald Driver (born 1975), Green Bay Packers wide receiver 1999-2012, seventh-round pick out of Alcorn State; franchise-record 743 catches, 10,137 yards, Super Bowl XLV champion, Packers and Black College Football Halls of Fame.
Donald Lippincott
Donald Fithian Lippincott (1893–1962), American sprinter from the University of Pennsylvania, set the first official 100 m world record, 10.6 s, at the 1912 Stockholm Olympics, winning 100 m bronze and 200 m silver behind Ralph Craig.
Donald Love
Donald Love (Donald Alistair Love, born 1994) is a Scottish right-back and defender for Accrington Stanley; ex-Manchester United, Sunderland, Shrewsbury, Salford, Morecambe; Scotland U21, 4 caps.