David Blaikie
'Our feet may leave home but not our hearts'

 
   

Boston: the Canadian Story
By David Blaikie ©

Background

David Blaikie was born and grew up in the small village of Upper Stewiacke in central Nova Scotia. He was a journalist for 25 years with the Truro, N.S., Daily News, The Canadian Press, Reuters and the Toronto Star, and spent 18 years in the Parliamentary Press Gallery in Ottawa. Since 1990 he has worked in the labour communciations. He has written about the activities of distance runners, particularly ultrarunners since the late 1970s.

Dedication
Author's Note
Introduction
Boston (1900)
Around the Bay
Jack Caffery (1901)
Tom Longboat (1907)
Fred Cameron (1910)
Ashland to Boston (1914)
Jimmy Duffy (1914)
Edouard Fabre (1915)

Johnny Miles (1926, 29)
Hopkinton (1927)
Dave Komonen (1934)
Walter Young (1937)
Gerard Cote (1940, 43, 44, 48)
Jerome Drayton (1977)
Jacqueline Gareau (1980)
Author's Boston (1986)
Bibliography
David Blaikie (Background)
Ed Alexander (Thank-You)

Copyright 1984: Seneca House Books