By Tanner Garrity Jon Sutherland lives in Los Angeles. Alex Galbraith is an attorney. Simon Laporte sells agricultural equipment in Quebec. All are over the age of 70, and all have run at least one mile every single day for the last 45 years. These men started their streaks not long after the moon landing. Their origin stories are now mythic; according to a Runner’s World profile published in 2019 Sutherland ran his first miles after quitting his college baseball team. He was sick of pitching and eager for something new. One day, after throwing a no-hitter, he officially called it. His dad ret…