"Bert Wilson, Marathon Winner" by J. W. Duffield is an early 20th-century tale chronicling the journey of Bert Wilson, a talented college runner with Olympic aspirations. Bert's story unfolds through thrilling races and personal trials, highlighting his unwavering determination and athletic skill. The book starts with Bert achieving a hard-won victory in an intercollegiate marathon, immediately establishing him as a gifted athlete. Celebrated by friends like Dick and Tom, and guided by his dedicated trainer, Reddy, Bert prepares for the intense Olympic trials, ready to push his limits in pursuit of his dreams of athletic greatness, embodying themes of friendship, perseverance, and competitive spirit.
Bert Wilson, Marathon Winner
By J. W. Duffield
A young runner dashes toward Olympic glory, overcoming challenges with grit and the support of his loyal friends.
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