Jack Fultz is a retired American long‑distance runner best known for winning the famously sweltering 1976 Boston Marathon—later dubbed the “Run for the Hoses”—with a time of 2:20:19. A standout collegiate athlete at Georgetown University and former U.S. Coast Guard member, Fultz rose to prominence in the 1970s and went on to qualify for three consecutive U.S. Olympic Trials. Beyond his racing career, he has served for decades as a coach, mentor, and sports psychology educator, leaving a lasting impact on the running community. [en.wikipedia.org], [wcvb.com]
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