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     Boxer Frankie Maudlin was a young,hard-hitting hevyweight from Grant City, Missouri who fought in the late 40&#039;s and early 50&#039;s.  Frankie had been a successful Golden Gloves fighter before turning pro.  The great light heavyweight champion and boxing hall of famer Gus Lesnavich was Frankie&#039;s trainer.  Frankie retired from the fight game after three bouts where he compiled a 1-1-1 record with a knockout.  Frank, as he became known after his fight career, had a successful law enforcement career in the Kansas City area for many years.  He was the Clay County, Missouri sheriff for a time.  You can see a picture of Frank when he was a young fighter behind the bar at Chappell&#039;s Sports Bar &amp;amp; Grill in North Kansas City, Missouri.&lt;/div&gt;</summary>
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