In the early 1960s, Edward J. Bauer, a scrawny 15-year-old living in Philadelphia sought to repair his delicate teenage ego after he was booted from the high school baseball team. He tried out for the school rowing team instead, and discovered, almost accidentally, what would become the physical passion of his life.
“I thought, well, I have a merit badge in rowing from Boy Scouts, rowing would lead to a row boat,” he said. “I went for an ego fix, but my ego suffered even more.”
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