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From: val236ah@unm-cvax.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Sports Stars in your High School
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Date: Wed, 20-Mar-85 15:48:27 EST
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	Way out here in Los Lunas (the middle of nowhere), at our high school
was the runner Chuck Aragon. He is a miler and has been for several years. He
almost made the Olympics (he was 4th in the trials by only .03 seconds..)and
would have made it in the games had Sidney Maree given some consideration to
his injury (pulled hamstring, or something like that).  Look of him in any of
the upcoming mile events.  He usually isn't the winner but he is usually in
the top 5 or so.  He is a small town hero out here.  
		Ronald C. Rosul Jr. (val236ah)
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