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... 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 ...
... W. Stout, Gloucester, who was a contemporary and rival of the more recently deceased Mr. Woodgate, of the Temple. He had a numerous family, and every member it boasted name connected some wav with the father's triumphs on the river. Percy Wyfold Stort ...
... same as in the Wyfold. The steerage was conducted from an apparatus on the foremost thwart. The Oscillators come away with a lead from the centre station, but were collared after about 200 yards, and then their previous exertions in the Wyfold race told upon ...
... although wounded, refused to leave them until he received further severe wound, which fractured his thigh. Stout. Temp. Lieut. (Actg: Captain) Percy Wyfold, M.G. Corps, the famous Gloucester oarsman and footballer.—At a critical moment, when number of armoured ...
... RACING TO-DAY IN MIDLANDS. LIKELY RUNNERS WOLVERHAMPTON. WYFOLD HANDICAP FORM. QITCKSIGHT'S HINTS. There is much clashing of interests again during the current week, the meetings in the schedule being Wolverhampton, Stockton, Bath, and Hurst Park, and ...
... Reverting to the Diamonds, one interesting feature was the victory of H.W. Stoat, of the London Rowing Gab, a headier be Percy sad Yrsak of that ilk, the well-known Gloucester and International footballers. father won the Diamonds as far back as 1868 ...
... resulted in a win for Mr. 11. M. Knight, who best Mr. Percy Titley by barely a length. Mr. E. J. Wood was starter and Mr. H. W. Mortimer umpire. The cup was handed to the winner by Mr. Frank Soane. Mr. Percy Titley was the recipient of a silver tea serviee ...
... Starmont (M C Collins) Ireland 9 0 Waterbird (Ld Charles Montagu) J Jarvis 4 8 9 Monmouth (Ld Wyfold) Persee 5 8 6 Nothing Daunted (John Hamer) Carr 8 10 Hazeldean (V Stout) Cowie 4 7 10 Harmaehis (Mrs G Farrand) (61b ex) B Bullock 5 10 Watersmeet (Ld Glanely) ...
... best of the whole lot—Long and Stout, of the L.R.C. In the Brat bent this pair was drawn against Crofts mud Woodgte, of 8.N.C., Oxford, and Lathbury and Rutin, of Burtomon.Trent • but, owing to the race coming close upon Stout's heat for the Diamond Sculls ...
... Stewvrds Cap (fours); 1869, Stewards Cup and Goblets (pairs). Mr Stout is believed to be the only oarsman who has ever taken prizes in all the open events at Henley. His sons Percy and Frank Stout are the well known Glouoestar and International Rugby football ...
... condition. Mr. Stout's five sons have all distinguished themselves in the world of sport. Percy and Frank are the famous Rugby Internationals, and another son is one of Lord Roberts's Colonial Body Guard in South Africa. The funeral of Mr. Stout took place ...
... Dancer (Mrs Harold Eastwood) Layo 8 11 Blue Diamond 11. (Mme Bletsoe 8 11 The Big Fella (B Kerr) Ireland 8 11 Nearchus (Sir Percy Loraine) Ireland 11 Spliced (Ld Milton) Ireland 8 11 Laughing Water (1) Crossman) Briscoe 8 11 Inchror.v (D of Northumberland) ...