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  • Order of Women Finishers – 79th Boston Marathon (April 21, 1975)

  • 1947 Barefoot Boston
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  • Men’s Results – 79th Boston Marathon (April 21, 1975) [1 – 250]
  • Men’s Results – 79th Boston Marathon (April 21, 1975) [1,001 – 1,250]
  • Men’s Results – 79th Boston Marathon (April 21, 1975) [1,251 – 1,500]
  • Men’s Results – 79th Boston Marathon (April 21, 1975) [1,501 – 1,750]
  • Men’s Results – 79th Boston Marathon (April 21, 1975) [1,751 – 1,818]
  • Men’s Results – 79th Boston Marathon (April 21, 1975) [251 – 500]
  • Men’s Results – 79th Boston Marathon (April 21, 1975) [501 – 750]
  • Men’s Results – 79th Boston Marathon (April 21, 1975) [751 – 1,000]
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  • The 1975 Boston Marathon: An Incredibly Fast Race
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  • Year-by-Year Synopsis of the Boston Marathon from 1897 to 1985, Prepared & Distributed by the BAA for the 90th Race
  • Year-by-Year Synopsis of the Boston Marathon from 1897 to 1985, Prepared & Distributed by the BAA for the 90th Race (2)
  • Year-by-Year Synopsis of the Boston Marathon from 1897 to 1985, Prepared & Distributed by the BAA for the 90th Race (3)
  • Year-by-Year Synopsis of the Boston Marathon from 1897 to 1985, Prepared & Distributed by the BAA for the 90th Race (4)
  • Year-by-Year Synopsis of the Boston Marathon from 1986 to Present, from the John Hancock Media Guide
BostonLog
  • Order of Women Finishers – 79th Boston Marathon (April 21, 1975)

  • 1947 Barefoot Boston
  • 1967 Results
  • 1970 Boston Marathon Results
  • 1972 Boston Marathon
  • 1973 Boston Marathon Results
  • 1974 Yonkers Marathon (38th Year) – National AAU Championship
  • 1975: The Bicentennial Boston
    • Faces in the Crowd (Boston 1975)
  • 79th Boston Marathon – April 21, 1975: Order of Finishers (Men 1 to 500)
  • A Brief Boston Primer
  • A Yankee Doodle Dandy Derby
  • About BostonLog
  • All About Boston
  • Boston by Day, Date, & Size
  • Boston Marathon Stories
    • More Boston Stories
  • Boston Marathon Stories
  • Boston Marathon Videos
  • Boston Year by Year – 1947
  • Boston Year by Year – 1969
  • Brief Summaries of the Boston Marathon
  • Everything Boston
  • Full Width
  • Future Bostons
  • Men’s Results – 79th Boston Marathon (April 21, 1975) [1 – 250]
  • Men’s Results – 79th Boston Marathon (April 21, 1975) [1,001 – 1,250]
  • Men’s Results – 79th Boston Marathon (April 21, 1975) [1,251 – 1,500]
  • Men’s Results – 79th Boston Marathon (April 21, 1975) [1,501 – 1,750]
  • Men’s Results – 79th Boston Marathon (April 21, 1975) [1,751 – 1,818]
  • Men’s Results – 79th Boston Marathon (April 21, 1975) [251 – 500]
  • Men’s Results – 79th Boston Marathon (April 21, 1975) [501 – 750]
  • Men’s Results – 79th Boston Marathon (April 21, 1975) [751 – 1,000]
  • Photo Gallery – 79th Boston Marathon, April 21, 1975
  • Sample Page
  • Submit Your Story
  • The 1975 Boston Marathon: An Incredibly Fast Race
  • Welcome To Boston Log
  • Who I Am
  • Year table
  • Year-by-Year Synopsis of the Boston Marathon from 1897 to 1985, Prepared & Distributed by the BAA for the 90th Race
  • Year-by-Year Synopsis of the Boston Marathon from 1897 to 1985, Prepared & Distributed by the BAA for the 90th Race (2)
  • Year-by-Year Synopsis of the Boston Marathon from 1897 to 1985, Prepared & Distributed by the BAA for the 90th Race (3)
  • Year-by-Year Synopsis of the Boston Marathon from 1897 to 1985, Prepared & Distributed by the BAA for the 90th Race (4)
  • Year-by-Year Synopsis of the Boston Marathon from 1986 to Present, from the John Hancock Media Guide
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  • 2013, F 35 - 39, Mississippi, Thompson - Misty

“There has been a bomb and I am all alone and scared to death…” – Misty Thompson (April 15, 2013)

Jim and I left for Boston Saturday April 13, with much anticipation and excitement. We left the girls in the very capable hands of Gramsby and then Grandmommy. We traveled much of Saturday (with some flight complications), but arrived in…

  • Woody Harrell
  • April 15, 2013
  • 2013, Johnson - Jimmy, M 45 - 49, Mississippi

“Though in a crowd of stunned runners and spectators, I felt alone” – Jimmy Johnson (April 15, 2013)

After months of training, my wife and I had arrived at the marathon event of the year, the 2013 Boston Marathon. We started together in Wave 3, Corral 6, running for an American Medical Athletic Association charity. In four hours…

  • Woody Harrell
  • April 15, 2013
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  • 2013, M 60 - 64, Peters - Joe, Tennessee

“My legs were screaming to stop, but my brain wouldn’t listen.” – Joe Peters (April 15, 2013)

I am a practicing physician in southwest Tennessee’s Hardin County, and live in a small community just north of Corinth, Mississippi. I started running seriously later in life, and over an eight year period worked my way up from 5k’s…

  • Woody Harrell
  • April 15, 2013
  • 2013, Alabama, Collum - Tanya, F 35 - 39

“No, We Won’t Be Shaken…” – Tanya Collum (April 15, 2013)

I was able to finish the race. I quickly moved through the finish line, because I do not like crowds. I grabbed my medal and some food and then started making my way to the buses to get my checked…

  • Woody Harrell
  • April 15, 2013
  • 2013, F 18 - 34, Hetzel - Megan, Pennsylvania

Sharing a handful of moments that filled my heart with joy – Megan Hetzel (April 15, 2013)

 I’ve divided this post into two parts: the first will address yesterday’s tragic events at the finish line of the Boston Marathon; the second will share a few of the happier moments from the weekend because, frankly, I’m weary of…

  • Woody Harrell
  • April 15, 2013
  • 2013, Amick - Matthew, Georgia, M 35 - 39

“It is the spectators who make the Boston Marathon what it is.” – Matthew Amick (April 15, 2013)

For the most part, my story of the 2013 Boston Marathon is very similar to many who have run it before me. From the first time I considered trying to qualify, and thinking “Oh, that won’t be that hard,” to…

  • Woody Harrell
  • April 15, 2013
  • 2013, M 70 - 74, Smith - Dallas, Tennessee

“The sweetest e-mail a marathoner could hope for” – Dallas Smith (April 15, 2013)

Most of the stories on BOSTONlog concentrate on a runner’s effort to qualify for Boston and the personal experiences of race day. This story is unusual, as it concerns a happy ending four months later… Today I received the sweetest…

  • Woody Harrell
  • April 15, 2013
  • 2013, Duley - Heather, F 35 - 39, Mississippi

“OK, this guy says I can do it, so I guess I better run!” – Heather Duley (April 15, 2013)

When I was in high school, my family went skiing in Colorado. At the top of the snow covered mountains, the view was breathtaking! We took rolls and rolls of film (this was so long ago, cameras had film!) so…

  • Woody Harrell
  • April 15, 2013
  • 2013, F 40 - 44, Indiana, Walker - Michelle

“It took 38 marathons: five years and four months for my Boston dream to become reality” – Michelle Walker, “Mom 0’6” (April 15, 2013)

Do you have a bucket list? Do you have goals to check off? For five and a half years, my big dream was to qualify for the Boston Marathon. The Boston Marathon is the mecca for many long distance runners.…

  • Woody Harrell
  • April 15, 2013
  • 2013, F 18 - 34, Hopper - Katherine, Virginia

“I became delusional around mile 20, barely finished, and ended up in the medical tent.” – Katherine Hopper (April 15, 2013)

I finished the Boston Marathon, I ended up in the medical tent, bombs went off, people were hurt/killed and nothing has been the same since. It’s been difficult to shake the images, memories, and sad feelings from my mind. The…

  • Woody Harrell
  • April 15, 2013
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