About Frank Jones
Lived 1907 – 1987 (aged 79–80). Frank Jones was a sport cyclist.
Frank Osborne Jones (25 April 1907 – November 1987) was an international cyclist from Wales who competed at the British Empire Games (now the Commonwealth Games).
Biography Jones was a member of the Glamorgan Road Club in Cardiff and primarily raced on roads, winning various distance events. In 1939 he was a railway clerk, living at 56 Rhydypenan Road in Cardiff and continued racing up to and occasionally during World War II.
Jones was one of two cycling representatives, alongside Ernest Brown for the 1934 Welsh Team at the 1934 British Empire Games in London, participating in the time trial and scratch events.
In later years, Jones officiated at the Cardiff Track League and was a member of the South Wales Cycling Veterans Association. He died in November 1987.
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Who was Frank Jones?
Welsh cyclist
When was Frank Jones born?
Frank Jones was born on 25 April 1907.
When did Frank Jones die?
Frank Jones died in 1987.
What was Frank Jones's occupation?
Frank Jones was a sport cyclist.
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