That’s fast. But Nick concedes he’s no Tarzan, who, in his second win in 1939, set what was then a Boston Marathon record of 2:28:51. It was the first time the 2½-hour mark was cracked.

That’s fast. But Nick concedes he’s no Tarzan, who, in his second win in 1939, set what was then a Boston Marathon record of 2:28:51. It was the first time the 2½-hour mark was cracked.

That’s fast. But Nick concedes he’s no Tarzan, who, in his second win in 1939, set what was then a Boston Marathon record of 2:28:51. It was the first time the 2½-hour mark was cracked.

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Tarzan Brown first ran the Boston Marathon in 1934, coming in 32nd. He won the marathon his third time out, in 1936. He won it again in 1939, setting a new American men’s record.

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Tarzan Brown of Richmond, R.I., was a Native American who won the world’s most prestigious marathon twice, first in 1936 and again in 1939. He was an Olympian, too.

Tarzan Brown of Richmond, R.I., was a Native American who won the world’s most prestigious marathon twice, first in 1936 and again in 1939. He was an Olympian, too.