James Jacobs
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James Jacobs, Jim Jacobs, Jimmy Jacobs or Jamie Jacobs may refer to:
- Jim Jacobs (born 1942), American musical theatre writer, composer, lyricist and actor best known as co-author of the hit musical Grease
- James B. Jacobs (born 1947), American legal scholar and, since 1982, law professor at New York University School of Law
- James Jacobs (game designer) (born 1972), American author and designer of role-playing games and texts in fantasy/horror/occult genres
- Jimmy Jacobs (born 1984), stage name of American Ring of Honor wrestler Chris Scobille (some references indicate "Scoville"), whose career began in 1998
- Jimmy Jacobs (handballer) (1930-1988), American handball player, boxing manager and fight film collector
[edit] Fictional characters
- Jamie Jacobs, second individual to assume identity of Marvel Comics' American western hero, Phantom Rider; character with the name "Jamie Jacobs" was used solely in 1972
[edit] See also
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