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Both are grammatically correct; the meaning differs slightly.

"When he was running, I noticed him limp," conveys the idea that during an activity that is now over something happened., as in "he may not be limping now, but when he was running, I saw him limp."

"When he ran, I noticed him limp," conveys the idea that (perhaps) he ran several times, limping each time.

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