If you are a great football player or boxer, you have a better chance of becoming a world legend than if you are involved in, for example, discus throwing. But in the recent history of the Olympic Games, dating back to 1896, there is hardly a person who deserves a greater right to become a hero of myth for millennia, like the Olympian gods, than the American discus thrower Al Orter. His earthly journey ended the other day. He died of cardiac arrest, with which he had problems almost from birth.