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Harry Ornest 1998 Deaths
Harry OrnestAge: 75 former owner of the St. Louis Blues and the Toronto Argonauts; owned the Blues 1983-86; sold Argonauts to Bruce McNall, Wayne Gretzky and the late John Candy in 1991;…Harry Lumley 1998 Deaths
Harry LumleyAge: 71 Hall of Fame goaltender with Detroit, Toronto and Boston; ranked ninth in career shutouts at the time of his death with 71; helped Detroit win the Stanley Cup in 1950;…Ryan Harris, 1998 News
11, Chicago youth, was found dead in the yard of an abandoned house in her neighborhood in July. Police charged two young boys, ages 7 and 8, with killing Harris after they confessed that…Harry Caray 1998 Deaths
Harry Caray (Harry Christopher Carabina)Age: 83 legendary radio/TV broadcaster best remembered for his oversized, black-rimmed glasses and outgoing personality that earned him the title "…Harry Stanley 1998 Deaths
Harry StanleyAge: 100 Vaudeville comedian who later became a lecturer. He was known as a master of double talk, a made-up language that sounded profound but was actually meaningless. Died:…Vivian Harris 2000 Deaths
Vivian HarrisAge: 97 stage actress, comedian, and chorus girl who appeared in a record 10,000 performances at the Apollo Theater. Known as the Voice of the Apollo, Harris also introduced the…Margaret Harris 2000 Deaths
Margaret HarrisAge: 95 British-born film and stage set designer known for her simple yet expressive sets. Harris' company, Motley, which specialized in Shakespearean productions, was the…Harry Newman 2000 Deaths
Harry NewmanAge: 90 All-American triple-threat tailback who led Michigan to an undefeated season in 1932 and as a rookie QB led the Giants to the NFL's first title game in 1933; threw the…Harry Usher 2000 Deaths
Harry UsherAge: 61 attorney and former executive vice president and general manager of the 1984 Olympic Summer Games; teamed with Peter Ueberroth to successfully raise money and organize the…Harry Oppenheimer 2000 Deaths
Harry OppenheimerAge: 91 South African industrialist, known as the “king of diamonds,” who presided over a vast empire that included De Beers Consolidated Mines and banking, real estate, and…Trending
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