Frank Casey
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Francis ("Frank") Casey (died 1994) was an Australian engineer and foundation President of the Public Transport Users Association (PTUA; formerly known as the Train Travellers Association). He is also credited with having invented Hexapool, a variant of billiards.[citation needed]
[edit] Family
He was the father of 4 children.
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