2005 Frank Perdue, American Businessman
2002 Frank Inn, Hollywood animal trainer, discovered Benji, dies at 86
2000 Frank Wills, often unemployed security guard, he the Democratic National Committee office in the Watergate Building had been burgled in June 1972, dies at 52
2000 Frank Patterson, Irish tenor, dies at 61
1999 Frank De Vol, composer, My Three Sons, dies at 88
1999 Susan Strasberg, actress/writer, original Anne in Broadway's The Diary of Anne Frank, dies at 60
1998 Frank Sinatra, singer/actor, From Here to Eternity, dies at 82
1998 Frank Muir, English Writer
1997 "Diary of Anne Frank," opens at Music Box Theater New York City
1997 Frank Joseph Kofsky, teacher/writer, dies at 62
1997 White Sox Frank Thomas reaches base safely for 15th straight time
1997 Frank Nobilo wins Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic at Forest Oaks
1997 Mark McGwire, is 4th to HR on Detroit Tiger left field roof (others are Frank Howard, Harmon Killibrew, and Cecil Fielder)
1997 Frank Launder, director/scriptwriter, dies at 91
1997 Heart attacks sends Frank Sinatra back to hospital
1996 Frank, brother of Yank manager Joe Torre, receives a heart transplant
1996 Frank Neville Hosband Robinson, physicist, dies at 71
1996 Bernard Frank, oriental scholar/writer, dies at 69
1996 Denis Frank Owen, Natural historian, dies at 65
1996 Frank Whittle, English Inventor
1996 Frank A Whittle, inventor of the Jet engine, dies at 89
1996 Frank Ulrich Marcus, playwright/critic, dies at 68
1996 Howard Frank Trayton Smith, diplomat/head of MI5, dies at 76
1996 Frank Hercules, writer, dies at 85
1996 Frank Henry Copplestone, TV executive, dies at 71
1996 Frank Murray, police Officer, dies at 51
1996 Mike Tyson beat Frank Bruno in 3rd round to gain Heavyweight title
1996 Mike Tyson KOs Frank Bruno in 2nd round
1995 Frank Hammond, tennis umpire, dies of ALS at 66
1995 Frank Bruno beats Oliver McCall in 12 for heavyweight boxing title
1995 Frank Perry, film director, dies at 65
1995 Frank Perry, U.S. dir (Diary of Mad Housewife, David and Lisa), dies at 65
1995 Frank Cvitanovich, film maker, dies at 68
1995 Frank Chacksfield, conductor/arranger, dies at 81
1995 Frank Waters, writer, dies at 92
1995 Australia beat West Indies to regain the Frank Worrell Cricket Trophy
1995 Frank Fidler, artist, dies at 84
1994 Frank Thring, Australian actor (El Cid, Ben-Hur), dies at 68
1994 Arthur Frank "Peter" Shore, egyptologist, dies at 70
1994 Frank Singleton, librarian, dies at 67
1994 Haywood Frank Henry, sax player, dies at 81
1994 South African President Nelson Mandela receives Anne Frank Penning
1994 Thomas Davis, U.S. movie editor/son of MGM-chief Frank D, dies at 26
1994 Liesbeth Struppert, actress (Pipo the Clown, Anne Frank), dies at 55
1994 Alan Frank, music publisher, dies at 83
1994 Dave Winfield passes Frank Robinson for 12th on RBI list with 1,617
1994 Frank Wells, president (Disney), dies in helicopter crash
1994 Frank G Wells, U.S. director (Walt Disney), dies at 62
1993 Frank Sturgis, watergate burglar, dies at 68
1993 Frank V Zappa, U.S. music/composer (Mothers of Invention), dies at 52
1993 Frank Zappa, American Musician
1993 Christopher Frank, director/actor (Annee Des Meduses), dies at 50
1993 Christopher Frank, French writer, dies at 51
1993 Frank J Del Giudice, U.S. industrial designer (Boeing 747), dies at 77
1993 Lennox Lewis TKOs Frank Bruno in 7 for heavyweight boxing title
1993 Cassidy Gifford, daughter of Frank and Kathy Lee
1993 Frank Moro, entertainer, dies
1993 Jan Gies, Dutch resistance fighter (helped Anne Frank), dies at 87
1992 Frank Singuineau, actor (Firepower, Pressure, Mummy), dies
1992 Director Frank Perry (Mommie Dearest) marries Virginia Bush Ford
1992 Frank Stallone beats Geraldo Rivera in boxing on Howard Stern Show
1992 Jilly Rizzo, restauranteur/friend of Frank Sinatra, dies in car at 75
1992 Frank Killmond, dies at 58
1992 Frank Westbrook, dancer/choreographer, dies at 82
1992 Frank Wilson, actor (Beware, Sunday Sinners, Club), dies at 37
1991 Frank Yerby, U.S. writer (Health Card, The Dahomean), dies at 75
1991 Frank Capra, director (It's a Wonderful Life), dies at 94
1991 Frank Rizzo, (Mayor-D-Phila, 1972-80), dies of a heart attack at 70
1991 Frank Hamilton, actor (Subterraneans), dies at 66
1991 Frank Thomas is 1st White Sox to homer at new Comiskey Park
1991 Frank Mitchell, actor (Music is Magic, Prairie Gunsmoke), dies
1990 Ben Frank, actor (Don't Answer the Phone), dies of heart attack at 56
1990 U.S. hostage Frank Reed freed after 4 years in hands of pro-Iranians
1990 Bankruptcy court forces Frank Lorenzo to give up Eastern Airlines
1990 Cody Newton Gifford, son of Kathie Lee and Frank Gifford
1989 Frank M Thomas, actor (Behind the Headlines, M'Liss), dies
1989 Frank Viola and Mets outduel Orel Hershiser and Dodgers 1-0
1989 Twins trade AL Cy Young Award winner Frank Viola to Mets
1989 Frank Easton, cricket wicketkeeper (NSW 1933-39), dies
1989 Mike Tyson TKOs Frank Bruno in 5 for heavyweight boxing title
1989 Frank Adams, British Mathematician
1988 Dimitri Frenkel Frank, writer and director (Hadimassa), dies at 60
1988 Frank Sinatra, American Musician
1988 Frank Robinson replaces Cal Ripkin as manager of Baltimore Orioles
1988 Frank Pace Jr, U.S. Secretary of Army (1950-53), dies at 76
1987 Arthur Frank Burns, Ukrainian Economist
1987 Frank Carlson, (Gov/Rep/Sen-R-Ks), dies at 94
1986 Frank Nelson, actor (Ralph-I Love Lucy, Jack Benny Show), dies at 75
1986 Tim Witherspoon KOs Frank Bruno in 11 for heavyweight boxing title
1986 Frank Mortelmans, Belgian painter, dies at 87
1986 Frank [Patrick] Herbert, sci-fi author (Dune), dies at 65
1986 Frank Herbert, American Writer
1985 Frank Faylen, vaudevillian, dies of pneumonia at 79
1985 Phil Foster, comedian (Frank De Fazio-Laverne and Shirley), dies at 72
1985 Larry Ward, actor (Frank Ragan-Dakotas), dies at 69
1984 Frank Church, (Sen-D-Ohio, 1957-81), dies at 59
1984 Frank Aquilera sets world frisbee distance record (168m) Las Vegas
1984 Frances Goodrich, (Diary of Anne Frank), dies at 93 of lung cancer
1983 Frank Link, actor (Burns and Schreiber Comedy Show), dies at 46
1983 Larry Holmes TKOs Scott Frank in 5 for heavyweight boxing title
1983 Frank Reynolds, news anchor (ABC Evening News), dies at 59
1982 Frank Wijngaarde, Suriname journalist, murdered
1982 Frank Nicholson, South African cricket wicket-keeper (1935-36), dies
1982 Hank Aaron and Frank Robinson elected to Hall of Fame
1981 Frank DeKova, actor (F Troop), dies
1981 Frank DeKova, actor (Chief Wild Eagle-F Troop), dies
1981 Frank McHugh, actor (Dawn Patrol, Going My Way), dies at 83
1981 Frank Lane, American Businessman
1981 Frank Merrik, composer, dies at 94
1981 Red Sox trade Fred Lynn to Angels for Frank Tanana and Joe Rudi
1981 Frank C Carlucci, ends term as deputy director of CIA
1980 "Perfectly Frank" closes at Helen Hayes Theater New York City after 16 performances
1980 "Perfectly Frank" opens at Helen Hayes Theater New York City for 16 performances
1980 Otto Frank, father of Anne Frank, dies at 91
1980 "Fearless Frank" closes at Princess Theater New York City after 12 performances
1980 "Fearless Frank" opens at Princess Theater New York City for 12 performances
1980 Theme From New York, New York by Frank Sinatra hits #32
1980 175,000 pay to hear Frank Sinatra sing in Rio de Janeiro
1980 Frank Clifford Wykoff, sprinter (Olympic-gold-28, 32, 36), dies at 70
1979 ABC broadcasts "Iran Crisis: American Held Hostage" with Frank Reynolds (forerunner to "Nightline")
1979 Allan Frank, actor (Charade Quiz), dies at 64
1979 Dancin' Fool by Frank Zappa hits #45
1979 Frank Peterson, Jr. named 1st black general in Marine Corps
1979 Diva Zappa, daughter of Frank
1978 Frank Ferguson, actor (Wagons West, Dynamite, My Gal Sal), dies at 69
1978 Frank Lampard, English Athlete
1978 Eric Frank Russell, sci-fi author (Hugo, Deep Space), dies at 73
1978 Frank C Carlucci succeeds John F Blake as deputy director of CIA
1978 Frank Herbert completes his novel "Destination: Void"
1977 Frank Martinus Arion forms Surinamese Writers group 77
1977 Indians fire manager Frank Robinson and replace him with Jeff Torborg
1977 Frank Milan, actor (Witness), dies at 71
1976 Frank Forest, actor (Big Broadcast of 1937, Champagne Waltz), dies
1976 Paul M Frank Forest, dies at 80
1976 Cleve manager Frank Robinson last game as a player
1976 Frank van Twillert, soccer player, Go Ahead Eagles
1975 Frank Sully, actor (Parachute Nurse, Inside the Law), dies at 67
1975 Frank Puglia actor (Black Orchid, Jungle Book), dies at 83
1975 Frank Robinson debuts as 1st black baseball mgr (Cleve, beats New York 5-3)
1975 Ben Blue, actor (Accidental Family, Frank Sinatra Show), dies at 73
1974 Frank Martin, Swiss composer (In Terra Fax), dies at 84
1974 Frank Middleton, guard for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
1974 Frank Robinson became 1st Black baseball manager (Cleve Indians)
1974 Frank Robinson becomes baseball's 1st black manager (Cleve Indians)
1974 Frank Sutton, actor (Sgt Vince Carter-Gomer Pyle USMC), dies at 50
1974 Ahmet Rodan Zappa, son of Frank/rocker, Z, 2 Hip 4 TV
1974 "Bad, Bad Leroy Brown" by Frank Sinatra hits #83
1974 Frank McGee, Today show host, dies of cancer at 52
1974 Frank Wilcox, actor (John-Beverly Hillbillies), dies at 66
1973 Frank Juric, Australian soccer goalie, Olyroos, Olympics-96
1973 Frank Knight, TV announcer (Chronoscope), dies at 79
1973 Frank Robinson homers in record 32nd ML park (Arlington Tx)
1973 Frank Hayes scores 106 on Test Cricket debut vs. WI as England lose
1973 Frank Leahy, football coach (Notre Dame), dies at 64
1973 Frank Beede, NFL center for the Seattle Seahawks
1973 Frank Mahovlich becomes 5th NHLer to score 500 goals
1973 Frank Sanders, NFL wide receiver for the Arizona Cardinals
1972 Los Angeles Dodgers trade Frank Robinson to California Angels
1972 Carl Frank, actor (Uncle Gunnar-Mama), dies at 63
1972 Frank Shorter wins 17th Olympic marathon (2:12:19.8)
1972 Frank Rocca, CFL corner for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers
1972 Frank Tashlin, American Artist
1972 Frank H Knight, American Economist
1972 Frank West, CFL defensive back, Hamilton Tiger Cats
1972 Frank Garcia, NFL center, Green Bay Packers, Carolina Panthers
1971 Frank Pimiskern, CFL safety for the BC Lions
1971 Frank Wolff, actor (Erotic Illusion, Last Gun), suicide at 43
1971 Frank Wycheck, NFL tight end, Houston/Tennessee Oilers
1971 Frank McGee becomes news anchor of Today Show
1971 Frank Robinson hits his 500th HR
1971 All star MVP: Frank Robinson for the Baltimore Orioles
1971 "Frank Merriwell" opens/closes at Longacre Theater New York City for 1 perf
1971 Frank Habermann, WLAF defensive linebacker, Rhein Fire
1971 Royal Albert Hall bans scheduled concert featuring Frank Zappa
1970 Frank Messmer, WLAF defensive end for the Frankfurt Galaxy
1970 Richard Frank Donovan, composer, dies at 78
1970 Frank Robinson hits 2 grand slams as Orioles beat Senators 12-2
1970 Frank Laubach, Benton Pa, taught reading through phonetics, dies
1970 Frank Silvera, Jamaican actor (High Chaparral), dies at 55
1970 Frank de Boer, Dutch soccer star, Ajax
1970 Frank Temming, WLAF running back for the Amsterdam Admirals
1970 Frank Kooiman, soccer player, Sparta
1970 Frank "Cliff" Mannon, Amarillo, Texas, team handball 1996 Olympics
1969 Frank Dikstaal, soccer player, MVV
1969 Frank Newburg, actor (Homemaker), dies at 83
1969 Dweezil Zappa, born in Hollywood, California, rock guitarist/son of Frank/VJ, MTV
1969 Frank Lickliter, born in Middletown, Ohio, Nike golfer, 1993 White Rose-24th
1969 Frank H Loesser, U.S. songwriter/composer (Guys and Dolls), dies at 59
1969 Frank Lawton, actor (David Copperfield, Skin Game), dies at 64
1969 Australian aircraft carrier "Melbourne" slices U.S. destroyer "Frank E. Evans" in half, killing 74 (South Vietnam)
1969 Frank McCormack, Leicester Massachusetts, cyclist 1996 Olympics
1969 Ben Alexander, actor (Frank Smith-Dragnet), dies at 57
1969 Frank Castillo, born in El Paso, Texas, pitcher for the Chicago Cubs
1969 Frank Robinson, WLAF defensive back for the Scottish Claymores
1968 Frank Borman's Christmas reading while orbiting Moon
1968 Malcolm Frank, CFL cornerback for the Edmonton Eskimos
1968 Frank Pelleg, composer, dies at 57
1968 Frank Thomas, "Big Hurt", 1st baseman, Chicago White Sox, 1993 MVP
1968 Frank Howard fails to homer, after hitting 10 in 6 consecutive games
1968 Frank Howard ties AL record with HR in his 6th consecutive game his 10 home runs in the most in 6 games
1968 Frank Howard belts record 8th HR in 5th straight game
1968 Frank Watkins, U.S. heavy metalist bass, Obituary, Cause of Death
1967 Frank Hartley, NFL tight end, Cleveland Browns, San Diego Chargers
1967 Frank Pollack, NFL tackle for the San Francisco 49ers
1967 Frank Wainright, tight end for the Miami Dolphins
1967 Moon Unit Zappa, rocker, Valley Girl, Frank's daughter
1967 Frank Cornish, NFL center/guard, Jacksonville Jaguars, Philadelphia Eagles
1967 Frank Butler, actor/screenwriter (Road to Bali, China), dies at 76
1967 Frank McGrath, actor (Wagon Train), dies at 64
1967 Frank Overton, actor (12 O'Clock High), dies at 48
1967 Frank Wisbar, director (Fireside Theater), dies at 67
1967 Frank Worrell, West indian cricketer, dies
1966 Frank Robinson selected AL MVP
1966 Frank Hannon, rock guitarist, Tesla-Psychotic Supper
1966 Frank O'Hara, writer, dies at 40
1966 50 year old Frank Sinatra marries 21 year old Mia Farrow in Las Vegas
1966 "Ballad Of Irving" by Frank Gallop hits #34
1966 Only HR ever hit out of Baltimore's Memorial Park (Frank Robinson)
1966 Frank Pettingell, actor (Becket, Up the Creek), dies at 75
1965 Frank Robinson is traded from Cincinnati to the Orioles
1965 Donald Frank, NFL cornerback for the Minnesota Vikings
1965 Frank Hutchens, composer, dies at 73
1965 Senators Frank Howard ties record with 7 strikeouts in DH
1965 Phillies Dick Allen and Frank Thomas get into a fight during practice
1965 West Indies becomes 1st holders of the Frank Worrell Cricket Trophy
1965 Frank Black, American Musician
1965 Frank Gifford announces his retirement from football for broadcasting
1965 Frank Reicher, actor (King Kong, Nazi Agent, Son of Kong), dies at 89
1964 Frank Musil, Pardubice Cze, NHL defenseman, Ottawa Senators
1964 Cleveland Browns' Frank Ryan sets club record of 5 TD passes
1964 Orioles Frank Robinson unanimous choice as AL MVP
1964 Frank Gilroy's "Subject is Roses," premieres in New York City
1964 Frank Rugani sets badminton shuttlecock distance record, 24.3 m
1964 Frank Albertson, actor (Chico and Man, Room Service), dies at 55
1964 Frank Conroy, actor (Midnight Mary, Threat), dies at 73
1964 Frank Winters, NFL center, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1964 Joseph Schildkraut, actor (Cleopatra, Diary of Anne Frank), dies at 68
1963 Frank Sinatra, Jr. returned after being kidnapped
1963 Frank Sinatra Jr. is kidnapped
1963 83rd U.S. Mens Tennis: R H Osuna beats Frank Froehling III (75 64 62)
1963 Axel Stordahl, orch leader (Frank Sinatra Show), dies at 50
1963 Frank Bello, U.S. heavy metal bassist, Anthrax-Soldiers of Metal
1963 Frank Mayo, actor (Santa Fe Trail), dies of heart attack at 74
1963 Frank "Home Run" Baker, (hit 2 home runs in 1911 world series) dies at 77
1963 Frank Wijnhoven, Dutch soccer player, NEC, Treffers
1962 Frank Lovejoy, actor (Man Against Crime, Meet McGraw), dies at 48
1962 Frank Rijkaard, Surinam/Dutch soccer star, Ajax, AC Milan
1962 New York Met Frank Thomas hits his 6th HR in 3 games
1962 Andre Braugher, born in Chicago, Illinois, actor, Frank Pembleton-Homicide
1962 Frank Howard, hits the 5,000th Dodger home run
1962 Frank Borzage, U.S., director (7th Heaven, Strange Cargo), dies at 69
1962 Frank Jenks, actor (Colonel Flack), dies of cancer at 60
1962 Frank Orth, actor (Boston Blackie, The Brothers), dies at 82
1961 Frank Reich, NFL quarterback, Carolina Panthers, Green Bay Packers
1961 Frank Reich, quarterback, Detroit Lions
1961 Frank Robinson is 1st to win MVPs in both major leagues
1961 Frank Bruno, British boxer, European champ
1961 Frank Fay, actor (God's Gift to Women), dies in Santa Monica CA
1961 Leonhard Frank, writer, dies at 78
1961 Milwaukee sets record of 4 consecutive home runs (Eddie Mathews, Hank Aaron Joe Adcock and Frank Thomas)
1961 Otto E. Huiswoud, [Frank Billings], editor (Negro Worker), dies at 67
1961 Frank Sinatra launches Reprise label under Warner Bros Records
1960 Frank Sinatra's 1st session with Reprise Records (Ring-A-Ding-Ding)
1960 Dodgers outfielder Frank Howard is voted NL Rookie of Year
1960 Frank Lloyd, director (Berkeley Square, Blood on the Sun), dies at 72
1960 Steve Vai, guitarist, Frank Zappa, David Lee Roth Band, Whitesnake
1960 Frank Nobilo, Auckland NZ, Australasia golfer
1960 Elvis Presley appears on a Frank Sinatra special
1960 Frank Viola, Hempstead, New York, pitcher, Twins, Mets/Cy Young-1988
1959 Frank Maudsley, rock bassist/vocalist, Flock Of Seagulls
1959 Guggenheim Museum, by Frank Lloyd Wright, opens in N.Y.C.
1959 Cincinnati Red Frank Robinson hits 3 consecutive HRs
1959 Frank Brickowski, NBA forward and center, Seattle Supersonics
1959 Frank Lloyd Wright, U.S. architect (Guggenheim Museum New York), dies at 89
1959 Frank Darabont, American Director
1958 Frank Edmonds, Thunder Bay Ont, Canadian Tour golfer, 1989 Alberta
1958 Henk Wanders, Dutch bassist, Frank Boeijen Group
1958 Frank Zappa graduates from Antelope Valley High School in Lancaster, California
1958 Fernando "Frank" Caldeiro, Buenos Aires, Arg, astronaut
1958 Joe Frank Edwards, Jr., Richmond, Virginia, Cmdr USN/astronaut, STS 89
1958 Frank Ullrich, East Germany, world biathlon champion
1957 Robert Frank Kurka, composer, dies at 35
1957 Frank E Gannett, newspaper publisher, dies at 81
1957 Frank Boe˜en, Dutch singer, Frank Boe˜en Group, /Black and White
1957 Frank Milton "Pete" Higgins II, VP, Microsoft Desktop
1957 Frank Affolter, pianist/writer/composer, If Nobody Does
1957 Milwaukee Braves' Frank Torre scores 6 runs in 1 game
1957 Anne Frank Foundation forms in Amsterdam
1957 Frank Miller, U.S., comicbook writer, Batman-The Dark Knight Returns
1957 Frank Dicopoulos, born in Akron, Ohio, actor, Frank Cooper-Guiding Light
1956 Frank Robinson (NL) and Luis Aparicio (AL) voted Rookie of the Year
1956 F Goodrich and A Hackett's "Diary of Anne Frank," premieres in Neth
1956 Cincinnati Red Frank Robinson ties rookie record with his 38th HR
1956 Millard Frank Hampton, born in Fresno, California, 4x100m runner 1976 Olympics gold
1956 Frank Loesser's musical "Most Happy Fella," premieres in New York City
1956 Reds Frank Robinson hits his 1st of 586 HRs
1956 AL umpire Frank Umont is 1st to wear glasses in a regular season game
1956 10th Tony Awards: Diary of Anne Frank and Damn Yankees win
1956 Frank Dailey, orch leader (Music at Meadowbrook), dies at 54
1956 New York Mayor Robert Wagner and Brooklyn Boro President Frank Cashmore sponsor a bill to create a $30M Brooklyn Sports Center Authority to build
1955 Frank Gilligan, Queens, New York, singer, Mason Dixon-Karen Comes Around
1955 Last day as Test Cricket umpire for Frank Chester
1955 Frank H G de Grave, Dutch MP, VVD
1955 Jos Haagmans, Dutch singer, Frank Boeijen Group
1954 Frank Selvy of Milwaukee sets then NBA record of 24 of 26 free throws
1954 Huub Stapel, Dutch actor, Amsterdamned, Attic: Hiding of Anne Frank
1954 Frank Marino, rocker
1954 Frank Selvey scores 100 points for Furman beating Newberry 149-95
1953 Frank Blair becomes news anchor of Today Show
1953 Frank Tanana, baseball pitcher, California Angels
1953 Frank Gaffney, American Writer
1952 Frank Zincavage, rocker, Romeo Void
1952 72nd U.S. Mens Tennis: Frank A Sedgman beats Gardnar Mulloy (61 62 63)
1952 72nd U.S. Mens Tennis: Frank Sedgman beats Gardnar Mulloy (61 62 63)
1952 66th Wimbledon Mens Tennis: Frank Sedgman beats J Drobny (46 62 63 62)
1951 Frank Beard, U.S. country rock drummer, ZZ Topp
1951 Fuzzy [Frank] Zoeller, New Albany, Indiana, PGA golfer, Masters 1981
1951 Frank Pallone, Jr., Rep-D-New Jersey
1951 Frank Dimino, Washington D.C., rock vocalist, Angel
1951 NL ump Frank Dascoli clears the Dogers bench ejecting 15 players
1951 71st U.S. Mens Tennis: Frank A Sedgman beats Elias Seixas, Jr. (64 61 61)
1951 Frank Sinatra recorded "I'm a Fool to Want You"
1951 Frank Chikane, sec-gen of South Africa Council of Churches
1950 Gary Frank, Spokane, Washington, actor, Enemy Territory, Deadly Weapon
1950 Frank Murray, Australian field hockey national coach, Oly-sil-92, 96
1950 Police bar white players-Lou Chirban, Stan Mierko, and Frank Dyle, from playing in Negro League
1950 Frank Stallone, New York City, Sylvestor's brother/actor, Barfly, Outlaw Force
1950 Frank Worrell completes 261 vs. England at Trent Bridge
1950 New York Yankees obtain their 1st black players, Elston Howard and Frank Barnes
1949 Frank Morgan, actor (Annie Get Your Gun, Wizard of Oz), dies at 59
1949 Frank Murphy, American Politician
1949 Frank Beard, rocker, ZZ Top-She Got Legs, Fandango
1949 Frank L Culbertson, Jr., Charleston, South Carolina, Cmdr USN/astro, STS-38
1949 Frank de Leeuw, Dutch rock guitarist, Bob Color
1949 Frank Rich, U.S. politician
1948 Dr. Frank G Back (New York City) patents lens to provide zoom effects
1948 Frank Cellier, actor (Spider, Quiet Wedding, Big Blockade), dies at 64
1948 Daphne Maxwell Reid, actress, Frank's Place
1948 Frank Estersmith, born in Australia, rocker, Air Supply
1948 Frank Esier-Smith, rocker
1948 Test Cricket debut of Frank Worrell, vs. England Port-of-Spain
1947 Frank Shorter, Munich Germany, U.S. marathoner, Oly-gold/silver-72, 76
1947 67th U.S. Mens Tennis: Jack Kramer beats Frank A Parker (46 26 61 60 63)
1947 1st edition of Anne Frank's "The Back of House" published
1947 Gervase Frank Ashworth Jackson-Stops, architectural adviser
1946 Frank Capra's "It's a Wonderful Life," premieres
1946 Frank Hayes, cricketer, 106* England vs. WI on debut 1973
1946 Frank Seno returns kickoff 105 yd, Chicago Cards vs New York Giants
1946 Hans Frank, German Public Servant
1946 Dreyfuss family, owners of Pittsburgh Pirates since 1900, sells club to Frank McKinney and John Galbreath for $25 million
1945 Frank Tejeda, Rep-D-Texas
1945 65th U.S. Mens Tennis: Sgt Frank A Parker beats Wm Talbert (14-12 61 62)
1945 Ron Glass, born in Evansville, Indiana, actor, Harris-Barney Miller, Frank's Place
1945 Bruno Frank, writer, dies at 58
1945 Anne Frank, diarist (Diary of Anne Frank), killed in Belsen Camp
1945 Frank Murray, police Officer
1945 Frank J Biondi, Jr., president, HBO
1944 Tim Reid, born in Norfolk, Virginia, comedian, Venus Flytrap-WKRP, Frank's Place
1944 Anne Frank (of Diary fame) is deported from Auschwitz to Belsen
1944 64th U.S. Mens Tennis: Frank Parker beats Wm F Talbert (64 36 63 63)
1944 68th and last transport of Dutch Jews (Anne Frank) leaves to Auschwitz
1944 Frank Parker beats Bill Talbert for U.S. Tennis title
1944 Holocaust diarist Anne Frank was sent to Auschwitz
1944 Germans raid Achterhuis, home of Anne Frank and family
1944 Anne Frank arrested in Amsterdam by Nazis
1944 Anne Frank's last diary entry; 3 days later she is arrested
1944 Frank McCormick (Reds) HR off Ace Adams (Giants) in both games of DH
1944 Frank Oz, Heresford England, puppeteer, Sesame St, Muppet Show
1944 Frank Knox, American Public Servant
1944 Frank Oz, muppetteer, Grover-Sesame Street, Muppet Show
1943 New York City's Times Square greets Frank Sinatra at Paramount Theater
1943 Frank Allen, rock vocalist, Searchers-Needles and Pins
1943 Frank Muyser, Dutch guitarist/saxophonist, Les Baroques
1943 J T Walsh, actor, Col Frank Bach-Dark Skies
1943 Postmaster General Frank C Walker invents Postal Zone System
1943 Frank Piasecki, Vertol founder, flies his 1st (single-rotor) craft
1943 Frank Dixon wins Knights of Columbus mile (4:09.6)
1943 Leon Frank Sylvers, rocker
1943 Singer Frank Sinatra debuts on radio's "Your Hit Parade"
1943 Frank Calder, 1st NHL president, dies
1942 Frank D. Adams, Canadian geologist, dies at 83
1942 8th Heisman Trophy Award: Frank Sinkwich, Georgia (HB)
1942 New York Yankees Frank Crosetti shoves ump Bill Summers in World Series, he is fined $200 and suspended for 1st 30 days of 1943 season
1942 Jean-Luc Ponty, France, fusion violinist, Frank Zappa
1942 Frank Field, MP, Labour
1942 Anne Frank, 13, goes into hiding with her family and 4 other Jews
1942 Anne Frank's family goes into hiding in After House, Amsterdam
1942 Frank Mills, pianist/composer/arranger, Music Box Dancer
1942 Anne Frank begins her diary
1942 Anne Frank gets her diary as a birthday present, Amsterdam
1942 Frank Bank, born in Hollywood California, actor, Lumpy-Leave it to Beaver
1942 Kitty Kelley, author, Unauthorized Biography of Frank Sinatra
1942 Frank Bonner, Little Rock AR, actor, WKRP, Hoax, You Can't Hurry Love
1942 Rick Frank, rocker
1941 Frank Creton, Suriname/Neth painter
1941 Frank Rosenthal, rocker
1941 Frank AM Aendenboom, Flemish actor, Lion of Flanders
1941 Frank Gerstenberg, Edinburgh, principal, George Watson's College
1941 Frank Sinatra and Tommy Dorsey Orch record "Everything Happens to Me"
1941 Frank Bridge, English violinist and composer (Sea), dies at 61
1940 Frank Zappa, born in Baltimore, rocker, Mothers of Invention, Catholic Girls
1940 Frank Linzy, baseball player
1940 54th Postmaster General: Frank C. Walker of Pennsylvania takes office
1940 Leon Trotsky, Russian revolutionary, icepicked by Frank Jackson at 62
1940 Leon Trotsky, revolutionary, icepicked by Frank Jackson, dies Aug 21
1940 Frank Lorenzo, airline executive, Continental, Texas Air, Eastern
1940 Barney Frank, Rep-D-MA, 1981-
1940 Frank Dobson, British Politician
1940 Daniel J. Travanti, born in Kenosha, Wisconsin, actor, Frank Furillo on Hill St. Blues
1940 Frank Sinatra's singing debut in Indianapolis (Tommy Dorsey Orch)
1940 Frank Langella, Bayonne, New Jersey, actor, Dracula, Diary of a Mad Housewife
1939 Nazi Governor-General of Poland, Hans Frank organizes Judenrat
1939 Nazi Gov of Poland Hans Frank requires Jews to wear a blue star
1939 Larry Linville, Ojai California, actor, Frank Burns-M*A*S*H, Blue Movie
1939 Frankie Ford, [Frank Guzzo], Gretna, Louisiana, rock vocalist, Sea Cruise
1939 Frank Sinatra made his recording debut
1939 Frank Van de Goes, writer/marxist theorist, dies
1939 Richard Beymer, Avoca, Iowa, actor, West Side Story, Diary of Anne Frank
1939 Frank R Wolf, Rep-R-VA, 1981-
1939 Frank R. Wolf, American Politician
1938 Liesbeth Struppert, actress, Miep Gies-Anne Frank
1938 Frank Misson, cricketer, Australian pace bowler 1960-61
1938 Frank Converse, actor, It's About Time, Dr. Cook's Garden, Movin' On
1938 Millie Perkins, actress, Diary of Anne Frank, Table for 5, Shooting
1938 Diane Baker, born in Hollywood, California, actress, Diary of Anne Frank, Marnie
1938 Robert Frank Baksa, composer
1938 Francis W "Frank" Mahovlich, Canadian ice hockey player
1938 Frank Mahovlich, NHL Hall of Famer, Mont Canadians
1937 Frank Kellog, U.S. foreign minister (Nobel 1929), dies at 80
1937 3rd Heisman Trophy Award: Clint Frank, Yale (HB)
1937 Chicago Cub Frank Demaree gets 6 hits in 1st game and 2 in 2nd game
1937 Frank Vosper, actor and writer (Jew Suss), dies at 37
1937 Frank B. Kellogg, American Politician
1936 Frank Martinus Arion, [F Efraim M], Antilles, writer, Double Play
1936 Frank Hornby, English Inventor
1936 Frank Howard, baseball player, NL Rookie of the Year 1960
1936 Frank Stella, American Artist
1936 Frank Serpico, American Celebrity
1935 Frank Joseph Kofsky, teacher/writer
1935 Frank Robinson, baseball player/manager, MVP 1961-NL 1966-AL
1935 Frank Yablans, New York City, writer, North Dallas Forty
1935 Frank Boucher is given NHL's Lady Byng Trophy for sportsmanship permanently for winning it 7 of 11 years
1935 Frank Bartell (Czech), cycles record 80.584 mph in Los Angeles
1935 Frank Jordan, American Politician
1934 Frank Chapot, U.S., equestrian, Olympic-silver-1960, 1972
1933 Frank Brake, English multi-millionaire
1933 Frank Baumann, baseball player
1933 Frank Gorshin, born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, comedian and impersonator, Riddler-Batman
1933 Frank H. Murkowski, American Politician
1933 Frank Murkowski, American Politician
1933 Frank Taylor, Chief Constable, Durham
1933 Frank H. Murkowski, Sen-R-AK, 1981-
1932 Frank Crosetti ties record, striking out twice in 1 inning
1931 Frank T Mdlalose, KwaZulu minister of Internal minister
1931 Frank Harris, Irish Author
1931 Frank Hoyt Losey, composer, dies at 59
1931 Frank Auerbach, German Artist
1931 Denis Frank Owen, Natural historian
1930 Frank Adams, British Mathematician
1930 Frank Carlucci, National Security Adviser/Sec of Defense, 1987-89
1930 Frank Perry, film director
1930 Frank Gifford, born in California, NFL halfback for the New York Giants/ABC sportscaster
1930 Frank Tyson, cricketer, "Typhoon" England pace destroyer mid-50's
1930 Frank Page, British broadcaster/actor, Hudson Hawk, Dark Dancer
1930 Frank Malzone, baseball player
1929 Jan Wiegel, director/producer, Classroom of Anne Frank, Myrada
1929 Frank Woolley scores his 100th first-class hundred
1929 Frank Valentine Van der Stucken, composer, dies at 70
1929 Frank Gehry, American Architect
1928 Frank Ulrich Marcus, playwright/critic
1928 Dimitri Frenkel Frank, Dutch writer and director, Hadimassa
1928 Frank Borman, born in Gary, Indiana, astronaut, Gemini 7, Apollo 8, CEO, Eastern Airline
1928 Frank Michael Beyer, composer
1928 Frank Frazetta, American Artist
1928 Frank Ross Anderson, Canada, International Chess Master, 1954
1927 Frank A Sedgman, tennis champ, U.S. Open-1951
1927 Frank Cvitanovich, film maker
1927 Jerry Stiller, born in Brooklyn, New York, comedian, Frank Constanza-Seinfeld
1927 Frank Singleton, librarian
1927 Bernard Frank, oriental scholar/writer
1927 Frank Dunlop, director, Edinburgh International Festival
1926 Frank King, cricketer, WI fast bowler in 14 Tests in 50's, 29 wkts
1926 Frank Durrr, British? racehorse trainer
1926 Frank Finlay, Farnworth Lancashire England, actor, Robbery, Lifeforce
1926 Frank Hauser, British theatrical director
1926 Frank O'Hara, writer
1926 Frank Thring, Melbourne Australia, actor, El Cid, Ben-Hur
1926 Frank Aletter, Long Island, New York, actor, Mac-It's About Time, Tom-Nancy
1926 Frank Carson, Irish Comedian
1925 Frank D Gilroy, American writer, Subject Was Roses
1925 Frank Latimore, [Kline], Darien, Connecticut, actor, Patton, Breakin Up
1925 Francois J [Frank] le Roux, chief whip, South Afr Conserv Party
1925 Frank Chamberlain, CEO, Test and County Cricket Board
1925 Frank Neville Hosband Robinson, physicist
1925 Frank Henry Copplestone, TV executive
1924 Frank Corsaro, New York harbor, opera director
1924 Arthur Frank "Peter" Shore, egyptologist
1924 Frank Liedel, [Leo van Assche], Flemish writer, Kaperbrief
1924 Frank Worrell, cricketer, one of the three W's, inspiring WI captain
1924 Frank Church, Sen-D-Id, 1957-81
1924 Test cricket ump debut for Frank Chester, vs. South Africa at Lord's
1924 Frank F. Mankiewicz, New York City, columnist, Perfectly Clear
1924 Frank Carauna, becomes 1st to bowl 2 successive perfect 300 games
1924 Warren Frank Benson, composer
1924 Frank R. Lautenberg, Sen-D-NJ, 1983-
1924 Frank Lautenberg, American Politician
1924 Robert Frank, Swiss Photographer
1924 Frank Press, American Scientist
1923 Frank Reynolds, E Chicago, Indiana, news anchor, ABC Evening News
1923 Frank Sutton, Clarksville Tennessee, actor, Sgt Carter-Gomer Pyle USMC
1923 Frank Silver and Irving Conn release "Yes, We Have No Bananas"
1922 Frank Comstock, SD California, orch leader, Jimmie Rodgers Show
1922 Frank Kelly Freas, American Writer
1922 Frank Hauser, British theatrical director
1922 Frank Price, CEO, British Waterways Board
1922 Frank Wess, flutist/saxophonist/composer
1921 Robert Frank Kurka, composer
1921 Jim Conzelman takes over as coach of Rock Island Independents from Frank Coughlin-only mid-game coaching change in NFL history
1921 Jan Frank Fischer, composer
1921 Frank McGee, Monroe, Louisiana, news anchor, NBC Evening News
1921 Frank Scott, born in Fargo ND, pianist, Lawrence Welk Show
1921 Nelson Riddle, Oradell, New Jersey, musical conductor, Batman, Frank Sinatra
1921 Frank Mooney, cricketer, dependable wicket-keeper for NZ in 13 Tests
1921 25th Boston Marathon won by Frank Zuna of New Jersey in 2:18:57.6
1920 "1st Year" with Frank Craven premieres in New York City
1920 Frank [Patrick] Herbert, U.S., sci-fi author, Dune
1920 Frank Herbert, American Writer
1920 Frank Perdue, American Businessman
1920 Frank Fontaine, Cambridge Massachusetts, comedian, Crazy Guggenheim
1920 Frank Rogers, CEO, NPA Telegraph
1920 Ottalee Baker, Frank "Home Run" Baker's wife, dies at 31
1920 Frank Muir, English Writer
1919 Howard Frank Trayton Smith, diplomat/head, MI5
1919 Frank Wedekind's "Herakles," premieres in Munich
1919 Bruce Gordon, born in London, England, actor, Frank Nitti-Untouchables
1919 Frank Middlemass, actor, Island, Oliver Twist
1919 Frank Ereaut, Balliff of Jersey
1919 Frank Lyman Baum, author (Wizard of Oz), dies at 62
1919 Frank Wedekind's "Elius Erweckung," premieres in Hamburg
1919 Frank van Klingeren, Dutch architect, De Meerpaal, Dronten
1919 Frank Wedekind's "Die letzten Tage der Menschheit," premieres
1918 Red Sox trade Dutch Leonard, Ernie Shore and Duffy Lewis to Yankees for Ray Caldwell and Slim Love, Frank Gilhooey, Al Walters and $15,000
1918 50th Belmont: Frank Robinson aboard Johren wins in 2:20.6
1918 White Sox losing 5-4 against New York Yankees, load the bases in 9th with no outs Chick Gandil lines to Frank Baker who turns a triple play
1918 Mickey Spillane, [Frank], born in Brooklyn, New York, mystery writer, I the Jury
1918 Frank Wigglesworth, composer
1916 Frank McGuire, basketball coach, won 550 games in 30 college seasons
1916 Jess Willard fights Frank Moran to no decision in 10 for boxing title
1916 New York Yankees buy Frank "Home Run" Baker from the Athletics for $37,500
1916 Frank A Parker, tennis champ, U.S. Open-1944
1915 Frank Sinatra, born in Hoboken, vocalist/actor, old blue eyes
1915 Frank Mcgee,
1915 Frank Cady, actor, Mr Drucker-Green Acres
1915 Mob lynches Jewish businessman Leo Frank in Cobb County, Georgia after death sentence for murder of 13-year-old girl commuted to life
1915 Frank Thistlethwaite, vice chancellor, University of East Anglia
1915 Pittsburghs' Frank Allen no-hits St. Louis (Federal League), 2-0
1915 Frank James, American Criminal
1915 Frank Home Run Baker, 28, announces retirement following a contract dispute with Connie Mack. He sits out 1915 season
1915 Frank Annunzio, Rep-D-IL, 1965-
1914 Frank, Bruiser, Kinard, NFL, AAFC tackle, Bkln, New York Yankees
1914 Frank Silvera, Kingston Jamaica, actor, High Chaparral
1914 Jack Johnson beats Frank Moran in 20 for heavyweight boxing title
1914 Frank Chacksfield, arranger/orch leader
1914 Frank Lovejoy, born in Bronx, New York, actor, Man Against Crime, Meet McGraw
1914 Frank Craven's "Too Many Cooks," premieres in New York City
1913 Ernst Schnabel, German sailor/dramatist, Anne Frank
1913 Axel Stordahl, Staten Island, New York, orch leader, Frank Sinatra Show
1913 Frank Lynes, composer, dies at 55
1913 John McGraw joins Fred Clarke, Cap Anson, Frank Selee, and Connie Mack
1913 Phil Foster, born in Brooklyn, New York, comedian, Frank De Fazio-Laverne and Shirley
1913 Frank Allaun, British MP, L
1913 Frank Tashlin, American Artist
1913 Haywood Frank Henry, sax player
1913 Frank Chance becomes Yankee manager
1912 Frank Wedekind's "Tod und Teufel," premieres in Berlin
1912 Machito "Frank Grillo", Florida, bandleader, created salsa music
1912 Frank Pace, Jr., U.S. Secretary of Army, 1950-53
1911 Frank Wedekind's "Oaha, die Satire der Satire," premieres in Munich
1911 Ty Cobb (AL) and Frank Schulte (NL) are 1st MVPs, each gets an auto
1911 Frank Devol, Moundsville, West Virginia, orch leader, I'm Dickens He's Fenster
1911 Charles Frank, physicist
1911 Frank Hercules, writer
1910 Alan Frank, music publisher
1910 Frank Pelleg, composer
1910 Frank Fidler, artist
1909 Frank Tarrant scores cricket 145 and 13-67 for Middlesex vs. Gloucs
1909 Frank Gasparro, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, U.S. chief engraver, 1965-81
1909 Frank Bowden, industrialist/landowner
1909 Frank "Home Run" Baker's 1st career home run
1909 Frank Ward, cricketer, Australian leggie late 30s
1908 Frank Ferguson, California, actor, Wagons West, Dynamite, My Gal Sal
1908 Willard Frank Libby, inventor, carbon-14 "atomic clock", Nobel 1960,
1908 Chicago White Sox Frank Smith 2nd no-hitter, beats Philadelphia 1-0
1908 Frank Leahy, O'Neill Nebraska, football coach, Notre Dame
1908 Frank Sully, born in St. Louis, Missouri, actor, Along Came Jones, Phantom Thief
1908 Frank Gotch wins world heavyweight wrestling championship in 2 hrs
1908 Frank Stanton, born in Muskegon, Michigan, broadcasting executive, CBS
1908 Frank G Slaughter, author, Sangaree
1907 Frank A. Whittle, England inventor, jet engine
1907 Frank Whittle, English Inventor
1907 Frank Wilcox, born in DeSoto, Missouri, actor, John-Beverly Hillbillies
1906 Frank Parker, born in New York City, actor, Shawn-Days of our Life
1906 Frank Stack, Canada, speed skater, Olympic-bronze-1932
1905 Frank Faylen, born in St. Louis, Missouri, actor, Herbert Gillis-Dobie Gillis
1905 Chicago White Sox Frank Smith no-hits Detroit Tigers, 15-0
1905 Tom Jenkins beats Frank Gotcha for heavyweight wrestling champ
1905 Frank Wedekind's "Hidada, oder Sein und Haben," premieres in Munich
1905 Baseball outfielder Frank Huelsman traded for 6th time in 8 months
1905 Stanley Cup: Ottawa Silver 7 sweep Dawson City (Yukon) in 2 games Ottawa Silver 7 beats Dawson City (Yukon) 23-2 for Stanley Cup, this is most lopsided playoff game, Frank McGee scores 14 goals
1905 Eric Frank Russell, UK, sci-fi author, Hugo, Deep Space, Dark Tides
1904 Kermit Bloomgarden, producer, Diary of Anne Frank, Music Man
1904 Frank Lawton, born in London, England, actor, Devil Doll, Invisible Ray
1904 Frank Ervin, harness racer, Hambletonian 1959, 66
1904 Frank Chance gets hit by pitch 5 times in a doubleheader
1904 Arthur Frank Burns, Ukrainian Economist
1903 Cecil Frank Powell, England, physicist, discovered pion, Nobel 1950
1903 Limestone slides at Turtle Mountain kills 9 (Frank Alberta)
1903 Frank Parker, born in New York City, singer, Arthur Godfrey Show, Masquerade Party
1903 Frank Belknap Long, American writer, Rim of the Unknown
1903 Frank Howley, Hampton, New York, Brig General, Answers for Americans
1903 Frank McGrath, Mound City, Missouri, actor, Wagon Train
1903 Frank Farrell and Bill Devery purchase AL Balt franchise for $18,000 and move it to New York City (Yankees)
1902 Frank Wedekind's "Der Erdgeist," premieres in Berlin
1902 Frank Jenks, Des Moines, Iowa, actor, Zombies on Broadway
1902 Frank Norris, writer, dies at 32
1902 [B] Frank[lin] Norris, U.S. writer (Pit), dies at 32
1902 Frank Waters, writer
1902 Frank Richard Stockton, American Writer
1901 Frank X. Boucher, Ottawa, All-star NHL center, Ottawa, New York Rangers
1901 Ben Blue, Montreal, actor, Accidental Family, Frank Sinatra Show
1901 Chicago White Sox Frank Isbell strands record 11 teammate base runners
1900 Hans Frank, German Public Servant
1900 Frank Hamilton Cushing, American Writer
1899 Frank Fergusson, actor, My Friend Flicka, Peyton Place
1899 Frank Vosper, born in London, England, actor, Man Who Knew Too Much
1899 Frank Wedekind's "Der Kammersang," premieres in Berlin
1898 Frank "Fordham Flash" Frisch, New York City, baseball player, NL MVP 1931
1898 Frank Mortelmans, Belgian painter
1898 Frank McHugh, actor, Front Page, Gold Diggers 1935, Mighty Joe Young
1897 Frank Fay, born in San Francisco, California, actor, God's Gift to Women, Love Nest
1897 William Frank Powell, New Jersey educator, named minister to Haiti
1897 Frank Capra, Italy, director, Its a Wonderful Life, Arsenic and Old Lace
1896 Frank Lane, American Businessman
1895 Frank Raymond Leavis, British literary critic, Culture and Environment
1894 20th Kentucky Derby: Frank Goodale aboard Chant wins in 2:41
1893 Otto E. Huiswoud, [Frank Billings], editor-in-chief, Negro Worker
1893 Frank Duryea drives 1st U.S. made gas propelled vehicle (car)
1893 Frank Borzage, born in Salt Lake City, director, 7th Heaven, Strange Cargo
1893 Frank Carlson, Gov/Rep/Sen-R-Ks
1892 Frank Sullivan, humorist, NYer Magazine
1892 Frank Puglia, born in Sicily, Italy, actor, Black Orchid, Jungle Book
1892 Longest boxing match under modern rules; 77 rounds in Nameoki, Illinois between Harry Sharpe and Frank Crosby
1892 Frank Hutchens, composer
1891 Richard Frank Donovan, composer
1891 Frank Foyston, NHL Hall of Famer, Seattle
1891 Frank Pettingell, Liverpool England, actor, Gaslight, Goose Steps Out
1890 Frank Butler, Oxford England, actor/sreenwriter, Road to Bali, China
1890 Frank Conroy, Derby England, actor, Call of the Wild
1890 Frank Martin, born in Geneva, Switzerland, composer, In Terra Fax
1890 Frank Morgan, [Francis P Wupperman], New York City, actor, Annie Get Your Gun
1890 Frank Murphy, American Politician
1890 Frank Thieá, writer
1889 Frank Mayo, silent screen actor, Burning Gold, Hell's Headquarters
1889 Otto Frank, father of Anne Frank
1888 Frank Buck, actor, Africa Screams, Tiger Queen, Tiger Fangs
1888 Frank Lloyd, Scotland, actor and director, Mutiny on Bounty, Oliver Twist
1887 Bruno Frank, writer
1887 Frank Woolley, cricketer, long-running England left-arm all-rounder
1886 Frank Newburg, actor, Homemaker
1886 Frank Merrik, composer
1885 Frank H Knight, American Economist
1884 Frank Laubach, Benton, Pennsylvania, educator, taught reading through phonetics
1884 Frank Arthur Swinnerton, England, novelist, Summer Storm, Sanctuary
1884 Frank Cellier, Surbiton England, actor, Quiet Wedding, Big Blockade
1883 Frank Debenham, Australian geographer/geologist
1883 Frank O King, Cashton Wisconsin, cartoonist, Gasoline Alley
1880 Frank Orth, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, actor, Boston Blackie, Brothers
1879 Frank Bridge, English violinist, composer and conductor /tutor of B Britten
1879 1st 5 and 10 store opened by Frank W. Woolworth (Utica New York)
1878 Frank N D Buchman, U.S. theologist, Moral Rearmament
1877 Frank Chance, baseball player/manager, Tinkers to Evers to Chance
1877 Frank Pocock, British explorer, drowned in the Congo
1876 Frank L Gillespie, Arkansas, founded Supreme Life Insurance Company
1876 Frank E Gannett, Rochester, newspaper publisher, Gannett
1876 Frank Cavanagh, one of football's coaching greats
1875 Frank Reicher, Munich Germany, actor, King Kong, Son of Kong
1875 Frank "Pop" Morgenweck, basketball hall of famer, elected 1962
1874 Frank Knox, American Public Servant
1873 Frank Mori, composer, dies at 53
1872 Frank Hoyt Losey, composer
1871 Stijn Streuvels, [Frank Lateur], Flemish writer, De Valschaard
1869 J Frank Duryea, inventor, 1st auto built and operated in U.S.
1868 Frank Dyson, proved Einstein right about light bent by gravity
1867 Frank Iredale, cricketer, Australian batsman 1894-99
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