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The Texas A6cM I’niversiltl
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Laredo Saturday.
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event in the region, was!
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best times in the preliminaiie]
In spite of his personal
Scott said the weather—wi4
of about 25 miles per hour-;
him and the rest of the lean
In the morning, itwasreal
with the chill factor, it was
grecs, ” he said, adding that"'
discus throwers could peif»
sweats, the runners had to no
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Perry placed first in
(6-8), Reggie Jainerson M 11
triple jump (46-1%), Johr
first in the long jump (2!
Randy Hall first in the
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Texas A&M finished will
points, ahead of the Univfi|
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points.
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Charlie Thomas and the teat;
NCAA indoor championship;
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