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Frank Havens
Frank Havens (1924-2018), American sprint canoer, four-time Olympian; silver in C-1 10,000 m at London 1948, gold at Helsinki 1952 in 57:41.1; son of Bill Havens Sr., brother of Bill Jr.
Frank Henry
Frank Sherman Henry (1909-1989), US Army officer and equestrian, won gold in team eventing plus silver in individual eventing and team dressage at London 1948, the only American equestrian with three medals at one Olympics.
Frank Henter
Frank Henter is a German former swimmer from Dortmund who finished seventh in the 50 meters freestyle final for West Germany at the 1988 Seoul Olympics.
Frank Hoffmeister
Frank Hoffmeister (born 1965, Erfurt) is a German backstroke swimmer who fled the GDR in Rome in 1984, won 1986 and 1991 World Championship medals, placed fourth in the 1988 Olympic medley relay, and set European short course records.
Frank Hopkins
Frank T. Hopkins (died 1951), American claimant to frontier and endurance-riding fame, including the 3,000-mile Ocean of Fire Arabian race; investigations found no independent evidence, making the 2004 film Hidalgo's 'true story' basis false.
Frank Howard (baseball)
Frank Howard, also known as Frank Oliver Howard and nicknamed "The Capital Punisher," was an American baseball player who hit 382 home runs and twice led the American League.
Frank Hubner
Frank Hübner (born 1950, Lüdenscheid) is a West German sailor, 1976 Montreal Olympic gold medalist with Harro Bode in the 470 two-person dinghy at Kingston, Ontario; also 1973 and 1975 European Championship medalist.
Frank Hughes
Frank Hughes refers to several athletes: Frank Henry Hughes (1881–1942), American trap shooter with 1924 Olympic gold and bronze; Francis Hughes (1889–1974), Canadian 1928 Olympic marathoner; Frank 'Checker' Hughes, Australian rules premiership player-coach; and a Canadian hockey forward born 1949.
Frank Hunter
Frank Hunter, born Francis Townsend Hunter, was an American tennis player who won Olympic doubles gold in 1924 and five major doubles titles in the 1920s.
Frank Hussey
Frank Hussey was an American sprinter who won gold as lead-off runner on the US 4 × 100 m relay team at the 1924 Paris Olympics.
Frank Irons
Frank Irons (Francis Cleveland Irons, 1886-1942), American long jumper for Chicago AA; won 1908 Olympic long jump gold with 7.48 m Olympic record, AAU champion 1909-10, ninth at Stockholm 1912.
Frank Jackson (basketball)
Frank Jackson (Franklin Willis Jackson, born 1998) is an American basketball guard from Lone Peak High School and Duke, drafted 31st overall in 2017 by Charlotte and traded to New Orleans; he played 214 NBA games, averaging 8.5 points.
Frank Jarvis
Frank Washington Jarvis (1878-1933), American sprinter and lawyer, Princeton graduate; won the 1900 Paris Olympic 100 m gold in 11.0 s and equalled the 10.8 s world record in the heats.
Frank Kaminsky
Frank Kaminsky (Francis Stanley Kaminsky III, born 1993) is an American 7-foot basketball center, 2015 Wooden Award winner at Wisconsin, ninth overall pick of the Charlotte Hornets, later with the Suns, Hawks, Rockets, Partizan Belgrade, and A Tokyo.
Frank Klepacki
Frank Klepacki (born 1974, Las Vegas) is an American video game composer and audio director, famed for Westwood's Command & Conquer scores and "Hell March"; Petroglyph audio director, solo Rocktronic album series, Tiberian Sons live band.
Frank Kriz
Frank Kriz (Frank Josef Kriz, 1894–1955), American Sokol gymnast and New York firefighter; won vault gold at the 1924 Paris Olympics (9.980) and competed in 1920, 1924, and 1928.
Frank Lampard
Frank Lampard, English manager and former midfielder (born 1978), Chelsea's record scorer with 211 goals and 106 England caps; managed Derby, Chelsea twice, Everton, and Coventry City, winning the 2025-26 Championship.
Frank Leahy
Frank Leahy (1908–1973), American college football coach at Boston College and Notre Dame, 107-13-9 (.864), second behind Rockne; four national championships (1943, 1946, 1947, 1949), T-formation innovator, Hall of Fame 1970.
Frank Leboeuf
Frank Leboeuf (Lebœuf), born 1968 in Marseille, French centre-back; Chelsea 1996-2001 (204 games, 2 FA Cups, Cup Winners' Cup), 50 France caps, 1998 World Cup and Euro 2000 winner, later actor and pundit.
Frank Lewis
Frank Wyatt Lewis (1912–1998) was an American freestyle wrestler who won the welterweight gold medal at the 1936 Berlin Olympics, the only American wrestling champion at those Games.
Frank Loomis
Frank Loomis (Frank Farmer Loomis Jr., 1896-1971), American hurdler of Chicago AA; won 1920 Antwerp Olympic 400m hurdles gold in world record 54.0, breaking Charles Bacon's 12-year-old 55.0 record.
Frank Lubin
Frank Lubin (Pranas Lubinas, 1910–1999) was an American-Lithuanian basketball center who won the first Olympic basketball gold with the USA at the 1936 Berlin Games.
Frank Luck
Frank Luck (born 1967, Schmalkalden) is a German biathlete who competed for East Germany and Germany, winning Olympic relay gold in 1994 and 1998, three Olympic silvers, and 11 World Championship titles, retiring after the 2004 Oberhof relay.
Frank Mackey
Frank Jay Mackey (1852-1927), American financier and polo player, founder of Household Finance; won 1900 Paris Olympic polo gold with Britain's Foxhunters Hurlingham; built Minneapolis's Leamington Hotel.
Frank Martin
Frank Hugo Martin (1885-1962), Swedish army officer and show jumper; won Olympic team jumping gold at Antwerp 1920 riding Kohort with König, von Rosen, and Norling; later a Svenska Dagbladet journalist.
Frank Martin (basketball)
Frank Martin (Francisco Jose Martin), Cuban-American college basketball coach at Kansas State, South Carolina, and UMass; 352-264 career record and 2017 Final Four; fired at South Carolina in 2022 with a $3 million buyout.
Frank Martin (boxer)
Frank "The Ghost" Martin (born 1995), Detroit-born American southpaw boxer based in Indianapolis; record 19-1-1 (13 KOs). Lost an eighth-round KO to Gervonta Davis in a 2024 WBA lightweight title fight, now a Top Rank super lightweight contender.
Frank Mason III
Frank Mason III (born 1994) is an American basketball guard; Kansas 2017 unanimous National Player of the Year, drafted 34th overall by Sacramento in 2017, and 2019-20 NBA G League MVP.
Frank Mccabe
Frank McCabe (Frank Reilly McCabe, 1927-2021), American 6-foot-8 center, Marquette University graduate and Peoria Caterpillars AAU player who won basketball gold for the United States at the 1952 Helsinki Olympics.
Frank McCourt (executive)
Frank H. McCourt Jr., American real estate and sports executive; former Los Angeles Dodgers owner (2004-2012, bankruptcy, $2.15B sale), owner of Olympique de Marseille, executive chairman of McCourt Global, and founder of Project Liberty and the TikTok People's Bid.