Frank Gaudes - Revision history

Matt: typos

2009-07-24T23:40:03Z

typos

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	'''Frank Gaudes''' worked as a taxi driver after his boxing career, working until at least the mid-1990s in the profession. In 1946, Gaudes was one of 21 cab drivers who formed the City Veteran Taxi Cooperative, consisting of war veterans who could not break the monopoly held by two Milwaukee cab companies: Checker and Yellow. (The Veteran Taxi Cab Cooperative still exists to this day.)		'''Frank Gaudes''' worked as a taxi driver after his boxing career, working until at least the mid-1990s in the profession. In 1946, Gaudes was one of 21 cab drivers who formed the City Veteran Taxi Cooperative, consisting of war veterans who could not break the monopoly held by two Milwaukee cab companies: Checker and Yellow. (The Veteran Taxi Cab Cooperative still exists to this day.)

	Gaudes had ~~thrre~~ older brothers originally from Saint Boniface, Manitoba who boxed; [[Pete Gaudes]], [[Johnny Gaudes]] and [[Sid Kelley\|Sam Gaudes]] (who boxed as Sid Kelley), as well as a younger brother [[Tony Gaudes]]. He presumably was born there as well, and moved to Milwaukee, where all ~~three~~ fought ~~often~~.		Gaudes had three older brothers originally from Saint Boniface, Manitoba who boxed; [[Pete Gaudes]], [[Johnny Gaudes]] and [[Sid Kelley\|Sam Gaudes]] (who boxed as Sid Kelley), as well as a younger brother [[Tony Gaudes]]. He presumably was born there as well, and moved to Milwaukee, where all of them fought.

	Source: "Fare Fighter, Cabbie reveals 'Golden' past", ''Milwaukee Sentinel'', July 16, 1994		Source: "Fare Fighter, Cabbie reveals 'Golden' past", ''Milwaukee Sentinel'', July 16, 1994

Ric: VTCC still exists

2009-07-24T19:09:28Z

VTCC still exists

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	Gaudes worked as a taxi driver after his boxing career, working until at least the mid-1990s in the profession. In 1946, Gaudes, was one of 21 cab drivers who formed the City Veteran Taxi Cooperative, consisting of war veterans who could not break the monopoly held by two Milwaukee cab companies; Checker and Yellow.		'''Frank Gaudes''' worked as a taxi driver after his boxing career, working until at least the mid-1990s in the profession. In 1946, Gaudes was one of 21 cab drivers who formed the City Veteran Taxi Cooperative, consisting of war veterans who could not break the monopoly held by two Milwaukee cab companies: Checker and Yellow. (The Veteran Taxi Cab Cooperative still exists to this day.)

	Gaudes had thrre older brothers originally from Saint Boniface, Manitoba who boxed; [[Pete Gaudes]], [[Johnny Gaudes]] and [[Sid Kelley\|Sam Gaudes]] (who boxed as Sid Kelley), as well as a younger brother [[Tony Gaudes]]. He presumably was born there as well, and moved to Milwaukee, where all three fought often.		Gaudes had thrre older brothers originally from Saint Boniface, Manitoba who boxed; [[Pete Gaudes]], [[Johnny Gaudes]] and [[Sid Kelley\|Sam Gaudes]] (who boxed as Sid Kelley), as well as a younger brother [[Tony Gaudes]]. He presumably was born there as well, and moved to Milwaukee, where all three fought often.

	Source: "Fare Fighter, Cabbie reveals 'Golden' past", ''Milwaukee Sentinel'', July 16, 1994		Source: "Fare Fighter, Cabbie reveals 'Golden' past", ''Milwaukee Sentinel'', July 16, 1994

Matt at 18:50, 24 July 2009

2009-07-24T18:50:27Z

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	Gaudes worked as a taxi driver after his boxing career, working until at least the mid-1990s in the profession. In 1946, Gaudes, was one of 21 cab drivers who formed the City Veteran Taxi Cooperative, consisting of war veterans who could not break the monopoly held by two Milwaukee cab companies; Checker and Yellow.		Gaudes worked as a taxi driver after his boxing career, working until at least the mid-1990s in the profession. In 1946, Gaudes, was one of 21 cab drivers who formed the City Veteran Taxi Cooperative, consisting of war veterans who could not break the monopoly held by two Milwaukee cab companies; Checker and Yellow.

	Gaudes had thrre older brothers originally from Saint Boniface, Manitoba who boxed; [[Pete Gaudes]], [[Johnny Gaudes]] and [[Sam Gaudes]] (who boxed as Sid Kelley), as well as a younger brother [[Tony Gaudes]]. He presumably was born there as well, and moved to Milwaukee, where all three fought often.		Gaudes had thrre older brothers originally from Saint Boniface, Manitoba who boxed; [[Pete Gaudes]], [[Johnny Gaudes]] and [[Sid Kelley\|Sam Gaudes]] (who boxed as Sid Kelley), as well as a younger brother [[Tony Gaudes]]. He presumably was born there as well, and moved to Milwaukee, where all three fought often.

	Source: "Fare Fighter, Cabbie reveals 'Golden' past", ''Milwaukee Sentinel'', July 16, 1994		Source: "Fare Fighter, Cabbie reveals 'Golden' past", ''Milwaukee Sentinel'', July 16, 1994

Matt at 18:50, 24 July 2009

2009-07-24T18:50:08Z

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	Gaudes worked as a taxi driver after his boxing career, working until at least the mid-1990s in the profession. In 1946, Gaudes, was one of 21 cab drivers who formed the City Veteran Taxi Cooperative, consisting of war veterans who could not break the monopoly held by two Milwaukee cab companies; Checker and Yellow.		Gaudes worked as a taxi driver after his boxing career, working until at least the mid-1990s in the profession. In 1946, Gaudes, was one of 21 cab drivers who formed the City Veteran Taxi Cooperative, consisting of war veterans who could not break the monopoly held by two Milwaukee cab companies; Checker and Yellow.

	Gaudes had ~~two~~ older brothers originally from Saint Boniface, Manitoba who boxed; [[Pete Gaudes]] and [[~~Johnny~~ Gaudes]]. He presumably was born there as well, and moved to Milwaukee, where all three fought often.		Gaudes had thrre older brothers originally from Saint Boniface, Manitoba who boxed; [[Pete Gaudes]], [[Johnny Gaudes]] and [[Sam Gaudes]] (who boxed as Sid Kelley), as well as a younger brother [[Tony Gaudes]]. He presumably was born there as well, and moved to Milwaukee, where all three fought often.

	Source: "Fare Fighter, Cabbie reveals 'Golden' past", ''Milwaukee Sentinel'', July 16, 1994		Source: "Fare Fighter, Cabbie reveals 'Golden' past", ''Milwaukee Sentinel'', July 16, 1994

Matt: Human:106241 moved to Frank Gaudes

2009-07-24T18:37:42Z

Human:106241 moved to Frank Gaudes

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Matt: New page: 106241 Gaudes worked as a taxi driver after his boxing career, working until at least the mid-1990s in the profession. In 1946, Gaudes, was one of 21 cab drivers who formed...

2009-07-24T18:37:34Z

New page: <boxer>106241</boxer> Gaudes worked as a taxi driver after his boxing career, working until at least the mid-1990s in the profession. In 1946, Gaudes, was one of 21 cab drivers who formed...

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<boxer>106241</boxer>

Gaudes worked as a taxi driver after his boxing career, working until at least the mid-1990s in the profession. In 1946, Gaudes, was one of 21 cab drivers who formed the City Veteran Taxi Cooperative, consisting of war veterans who could not break the monopoly held by two Milwaukee cab companies; Checker and Yellow.

Gaudes had two older brothers originally from Saint Boniface, Manitoba who boxed; [[Pete Gaudes]] and [[Johnny Gaudes]]. He presumably was born there as well, and moved to Milwaukee, where all three fought often.

Source: "Fare Fighter, Cabbie reveals 'Golden' past", ''Milwaukee Sentinel'', July 16, 1994