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Edgar Mountain
Edgar Donald Mountain (1901-1985), British 800 m runner, fourth at Antwerp 1920 Olympics and 500 m world best holder 1921, later Rhodes University geologist with mineral mountainite named for him.
Edgar Page
Edgar Wells Page was an English field hockey center-half who won a gold medal at the 1908 London Olympics and represented England 15 times from 1907 to 1920.
Édgar Rentería
Édgar Rentería (Edgar Enrique Rentería), Colombian shortstop from Barranquilla, 1996–2011; two World Series-winning hits (1997 Marlins, 2010 Giants MVP), five All-Star, 2,327 hits, Cardinals Hall of Fame 2025.
Edgbaston Cricket Ground
Edgbaston Cricket Ground, Birmingham: home of Warwickshire CCC since 1885, first Test 1902, venue of the 1973 Women's World Cup final, Lara's 501, and a £46m redevelopment due for the 2027 Ashes.
Edge (wrestler)
Edge (Adam Joseph Copeland, born 1973), Canadian wrestler and actor; 11-time WWE World Champion, first Money in the Bank cash-in, retired 2011 on neck injury, returned 2020, joined AEW in 2023 as Cope.
Edge sorting
Edge sorting: advantage-play technique exploiting asymmetric card backs, rotating cards 180 degrees to identify high cards in baccarat; known from Phil Ivey's £7.7m Crockfords and $9.6m Borgata cases, courts ruled it cheating.
Edgerrin James
Edgerrin James, NFL running back 1999-2009 with Colts, Cardinals, Seahawks; 1999 4th overall pick, back-to-back rushing titles 1999-2000, 12,246 career rushing yards, 80 TDs, Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2020.
Edgerton Hartwell
Edgerton Hartwell II, also listed as Ed Hartwell, American NFL linebacker (born 1978, Las Vegas); Ravens 2001-04, Falcons 2005-06; 2001 fourth-round draft pick, 77 career games.
Edi Steinemann
Edi Steinemann (1906–1937) was a Swiss artistic gymnast who won team gold at the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics, team silver at the 1936 Berlin Olympics, and died at 30.
Edin Džeko
Edin Džeko, born 1986 in Sarajevo, is a Bosnian striker at Schalke 04 and Bosnia and Herzegovina's record scorer (74 goals) and most capped player (152), a Bundesliga, Premier League, and Coppa Italia winner who played at the 2014 and 2026 World Cups.
Edinburgh Castle Rockers
The Edinburgh Castle Rockers are a Scottish professional T20 cricket franchise competing in the European T20 Premier League since its inaugural 2026 season, captained by New Zealand's Mitchell Santner.
Edinho (footballer, born 1970)
Edinho, Edson Cholbi do Nascimento (born 1970, Santos), son of Pelé, Brazilian goalkeeper for Santos and Ponte Preta, later coach, convicted in 2014 of money laundering and drug-trafficking association.
Edinson Cavani
Edinson Cavani (El Matador), Uruguayan striker born 1987 in Salto; Napoli, PSG (record 200 goals, six Ligue 1 titles), Manchester United, Valencia, Boca Juniors; Uruguay's second-highest scorer with 58 goals in 136 caps, 2011 Copa América winner.
Edion Peace Wing Hiroshima (エディオンピースウイング広島)
Edion Peace Wing Hiroshima (エディオンピースウイング広島, E-Peace) is a 28,520-seat soccer stadium in Hiroshima, opened February 1, 2024 as Sanfrecce Hiroshima's J1 home ground, EDION naming rights through January 2034.
Edith Alauze
Édith Alauze (1908–1995) was a French athlete and footballer who set world records in three discontinued women's events in the mid-1920s, including the 83 meters hurdles.
Edith Hannam
Edith Hannam (1878–1951), British tennis player, won two gold medals at the 1912 Stockholm Olympics in covered court women's singles and mixed doubles with Charles Dixon.
Edith Mayne
Edith Mayne (Edith May Mayne-Peacock, 1905-1953), English freestyle swimmer for Torquay Leander; 1928 Olympic 400 m finalist-stage swimmer and 1,500 m world record holder (24:00.2, 1926).
Edith Wetzel
Edith "Eadie" Wetzel, American swimmer; held the women's 200 m freestyle long course world record (2:08.8, Lincoln, 2 August 1968) and ranked in world top ten at 400, 800, and 1500 m freestyle; Illinois Swimming Hall of Fame.
Editions of Dungeons & Dragons
Editions of Dungeons & Dragons: the game's versions since 1974, from Gygax and Arneson's original white box through AD&D 1e/2e, d20 3e/3.5, tactical 4e, and 5e (2014) with its 2024 revision, called 5.5e on D&D Beyond.
Edmen Shahbazyan (Էդմեն Շահբազյան)
Edmen Shahbazyan (Էդմեն Շահբազյան), "The Golden Boy," American UFC middleweight born 1997, 17-6 pro record, Contender Series signee, former top-10 prospect who rebuilt after a three-fight skid.
Edmond Barrett
Edmond (Edward, Ned) Barrett, Irish-born athlete, wrestler, and hurler; won 1908 Olympic gold in tug-of-war with City of London Police and bronze in heavyweight freestyle wrestling, plus the 1901 All-Ireland hurling title with London.
Edmond Decottignies
Edmond Decottignies (Edmond Albert Décottignies, 1893-1963), French weightlifter of Travailleurs de Comines; won 1924 Paris Olympic lightweight gold with 440.0 kg and three French titles.
Edmond Hoyle
Edmond Hoyle (1672–1769) was an English writer and barrister whose 1742 whist treatise made him the first systematizer of the game's laws, inspiring the phrase "according to Hoyle."
Edmond Van Moer
Edmond Van Moer, Belgian archer, won three gold medals in pole archery (individual and team, small and large birds) at the 1920 Antwerp Olympics; his only Games, birth and death dates unrecorded.
Edmonton Elks
Edmonton Elks, formerly Edmonton Eskimos (1949-2021), CFL West Division team from Edmonton, Alberta. 14 Grey Cups including five straight 1978-82; renamed Elks June 1, 2021; play at Commonwealth Stadium.
Edmonton Oilers
Edmonton Oilers, NHL team in Edmonton, Alberta (Pacific Division). Five Stanley Cups 1984-1990; lost the 2024 and 2025 finals to Florida; 2025-26 first-round exit to Anaheim; McDavid and Draisaitl lead the core.
Edmund Hillary
Edmund Hillary (1919–2008), New Zealand beekeeper and mountaineer, with Tenzing Norgay made the first confirmed ascent of Everest on 29 May 1953; later reached the South Pole by tractor and built schools and hospitals in Nepal.
Edmund Lindmark
Edmund Lindmark (Karl Edmund Lindmark, 1894–1968), Swedish gymnast and springboard diver from Umeå. Won team gymnastics gold (Swedish system) at Antwerp 1920, was fourth in springboard diving at Paris 1924, and took 1927 European 3 m springboard silver.
Edmund McMillen
Edmund Charles McMillen (born 1980, Santa Cruz) is an American indie game designer and artist behind Gish, Super Meat Boy, and The Binding of Isaac; Team Meat co-founder, no-publisher model, Isaac around 11 million copies sold.
Edmund Piatkowski
Edmund Piatkowski (Edmund Piątkowski), Polish discus thrower (1936–2016), 1958 European champion, world record holder at 59.91 m in 1959, three-time Olympian, 13-time Polish champion.