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... deeds of heroism announced in last night's London Gazette are the following : Temporary Lieutenant (Acting Captain) Percy Wyfold Stout, M.M.G. Corps. (D. 5.0.) At a critical moment, when a number of armoured cars were in danger of being cut off, he led ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... refers to the Vine-- had a splendid run the other day follow ing their meet at Kingsclere. Sand- tord Wood first provided a stout hearted fellow, which carried the hunt over Frith Common and over Ham Farm into Ewhurst Park, where he was given up. Then followed ...
... Oxford (Bucks side) 0 W. Stout, Loudon Rowing Club (Berks side).. » Stout was the favourite, notwithstanding his defeat fer the Grand Challenge, and Crofts having no engagement had a great advantage over his opponents. Stout caught a crab the very first ...
... sans as la the Wyfold. The steerve was conducted from an apparatus on the foremost thwart. The Oscillators came away with a lead from the centre station, but were collared after about MO yards, sad then their previous exertions in the Wyfold race told upon ...
... Willie, 8; four. ;en ran. Wolsey Plate.— Skipper, 1; Bonnie Kate, 2; Polisonne, 3; six ran. RailwayStakes.—Reynard, I; Fly, 2; Percy, 3; thirteen ran. Her Majesty's Plate.—Cook of the Walk, 1; Epworth, 2; Same nalia, 3; six ran. Stewards' Plate.—Wild Flower ...
... Radleians drew over them and cleared them. At Phillis Court University gradually increased their lead, winning easily. THE WYFOLD CHALLENGE CUP. Kingston Rowing Club Oxford Etonian Club The Kingston Crew. st lb 11 7 11 2 Iley Crew. st lb SECOND DA.Y. 1 ...
... sec, DIAMOND CIIALLENOE SCLI.L3. W. Stout (Loudon) W. C. Orbits (Oxford) 0. Yarborough lOxford) Sead * Croft Stout, from the m Varboeaioed inou after Stout had crossed into kia water, and i bad alien aatem. Stout, by tb. utmost exerUon, won by dear ...