... numerous sculling races, Percy and Frank Stout (the former of whom is now in Egypt) are the well known Gloucester and International Rugby fiotball players. W. H. Stout (who married Miss Franklin Higgs, of Gloucester), is now in South Africa forming one the ...

... Mr J. T. Stout is al.o now rowing for the L.8.C., while Messrs Percy and Frank Stout are prominent members of the Gloucester Rugby Foot fall Club, mid have rained their International caps and many times played for England ; while Mr W. H. Stout him dis ...

... Perth, London- East GraviOC , Her° n- rff'nV King George *V»> Mira, ..ft Mr Percy Wyfold Rugby for England Ji-- $ died in London, aged ter, he was the so jnfl e sculler, William Stout, ,i niond and Wingfield ®° ...

... by which many knew him. lie was the uncle of the two well-known international footballers, Captain Percy Stout, D.5.0., and the late Captain Frank Stout, M.C. was great sportsman and great umpire, said Guy Nickalls, the sculling autnority, who knew ...

... and read civil engineering at Cambridge (Sidney Sussex College). Wyfold Cup He became a serious sculler when at university and kept up the sport during National Service, winning the Wyfold Cup at Henley with a four comprising an officer. a corporal and ...

... sculling races. Percy and Frank Stout (the former of whom is now Egypt) are the well-known Gloucester and International Rugby football players. W. H. Stout is now South Africa, forming one of the Colonial bodyguard Lord Roberts. J. T. Stout shone locally ...

... en fete, the festive occasion being the marriage of Miss Hermon, only, daughter of Mr. E. Harmon, M.P. for Preston, and of Wyfold Court, Oxfordshire, to Mr. Robert Trotter Hodge, of Newcastle. A goodly number of people were also attracted from Reading ...

... International Four-oared ',vests in 1e572. Somi of Mr Stout's eons are prominent is the athletic word, including Percy -nd Frank, members of the Intern dims' Rugby Fla: ball team :and William Donley Stout, souther son, was seise ed from the Lolonial Volunteers ...

... Blues the close met with a fare Reverting to the Diamonds, one interesting was the victory of H. W. Stout, of the London lug Club, a brother to Percy and Frank of that the well-known Gloucester aud International bailers. The father won the Diamonds as ...

... for the craft. The Stewards' Cup four will most likely be— Thompson at bow, Stout No. 2, Lord Ampthill No. 3, and Litter stroke. At present the coaching has been done by Percy Adcock and other members of the club. There is a very strong probability that ...

... has heard with regret of the death of the father of Frank and Percy Stout, Mr William Stout, who expired at Quinsan House. Gloucester, on Friday, after a long illness. In his youth Mr. Stout was a distinguished member of the London Rowing Club. His first ...

... Birched James N. Mackenzie, George Doherty, Charles S. Cameron. George E. Strange. Willi ins B. Wadsworth, Charles E. Goldman, Percy D. Ivey. Neither L. F. & holes. of the Don owing Club, Toronto, nor C. S. Titus, of the Union Bo . t Club, New York, who have ...