Word: stoutness
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Captain Beals, Austin, Chase, and Hodder, who were playing their last game of Harvard hockey, were the most effective men on the ice for the Crimson, while Captain Stout and Davis, who also graduate in June, took a leading part in Princeton's remarkable stand. Scull was the outstanding Tiger offensive star. Harvard's victory carried with it second place in the H-Y-P ice series...
...Princeton play has not been surpassed by a college team in the Arena this winter, and if the Nassan skaters can match the speed of their Crimson rivals tonight, the verdict may easily swing either way. HARVARD PRINCETON Austin l.w. r.w. Wilkinson Hodder c. c. Davis Beals r.w. l.w. Stout Howard l.d. r.d. Trenholm Chase r.d. l.d. Taylor Cumings g. g. Pepper
This little stout man with long grey whiskers told how he, a boy of 16, had tried to kill Tsar Alexander II* in 1875 by mining the Winter Palace at St. Petersburg (now Leningrad). He told how he mined the railway track in 1879 along the route to be taken by the Tsar on his return to the capital from the Crimea. He told how, in 1880, he had mined a bridge in an attempt upon the life of his Tsar. He told why he was always unsuccessful...
...Author. Mr. Felix Isman was once the business partner of Weber and Fields. With them he ran the Broadway Theatre, Manhattan, and produced many successes. They begged him to write this book about them. When it ran serially in the Saturday Evening Post, Wesley W. Stout was given credit as joint author. In the foreword Mr. Isman (an Elk, a Mason, now a realtor) thanks Mr. Stout for his assistance...
...Captain Stout leads the Tiger sextet from left wing. He was also captain of the Orange and Black football team, where his brilliance earned him All-American mention. He is playing his third year on the hockey team, and is one of the most aggressive players ever to represent Princeton...