George Herbert Stancer [SEP] date of death
George Herbert Stancer
George Herbert Stancer OBE (b. Pocklington, Yorkshire, England, 17 April 1878 –d. October 1962) was a notable English racing cyclist of the late 19th century who became one of the most notable administrators of the British Cyclists' Touring Club (CTC) after World War I. He is commemorated by the annual juvenile 10-mile GHS individual time trial championship.
Early years.
Stancer was born in Pocklington, a village 14 miles east of York in Yorkshire. His father owned and ran the local newspaper
- George Herbert Stancer, Citation in 1948
- John William Stocks (John Stocks), Citation in 1948
- Clarence Kingsbury was recorded as 64 years old when he signed his citation page in September 1948, (6 months before his death at the age of 66). He was a British track cyclist who won two Gold medals in the 1908 Summer Olympics.
- Charles Henry Bartlett, Citation in 1948,aged 63.
- Charles George Marriner (Charlie Marriner), Citation in 1948, aged 25.