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At 92, Tommy Rawson still drives to the gym from his home in Arlington five days a week, hits the heavy and speed bags a bit, and then proceeds to coach the Harvard Boxing Club, as he has done for the past 60 years. If necessary, he also still shovels the snow from his driveway. A small man with dancing blue eyes and a ready smile that belie his inner drive, the soft-spoken coach imparts his ring wisdom quietly but firmly as he circles purposefully among his practicing students. The man is legendary in the boxing annals of New England, and it seems fitting, though a bit improbable, that someone of his stature and longevity is still at the helm as the boxing club moves into the 21st century.https://dev.news.harvard.edu/gazette/wp-content/uploads/2001/01/15-boxing1-300-11.jpg