
Clarence DeMar would train for races by running to and from his job at a print shop in Boston, up to 14 miles a day, often carrying a clean shirt.
His hard work paid off. He won the 1911 Boston Marathon and competed in the next year's Olympics.

Clarence DeMar would train for races by running to and from his job at a print shop in Boston, up to 14 miles a day, often carrying a clean shirt.
His hard work paid off. He won the 1911 Boston Marathon and competed in the next year's Olympics.