The first is right.
"Have run" would be used for action that occurred in the past and is still occurring.
I have run around the track four times.
I [ran] around the track four times at the previous football game.
OR
I [have run] around the track four times at the previous football game?
2 answers
Since it's an action that took place in the past and does not continue into the present, use the first one, the simple past.