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Atlantic News This Page © 2004 Connelly Communications, LLC, PO Box 592 Hampton, NH 03843- Contributed items and logos are © and ™ their respective owners Unauthorized reproduction 2 of this page or its contents for republication in whole or in part is strictly prohibited • For permission, call (603) 926-4557 • AN-Mark 9A-EVEN- Rev 12-16-2004 PAGE 2A | ATLANTIC NEWS | AUGUST 11, 2006 | VOL 31, NO 31 ATLANTICNEWS.COM . WEATHER THE WEEKEND FRIDAY, AUGUST 11 SATURDAY, AUGUST 12 SUNDAY, AUGUST 13 MONDAY, AUGUST 14 PARTLY CLOUDY CLEAR STILL CLEAR CLEARLY CLEAR HIGH: 76° LOW: 55° HIGH: 74° LOW: 57° HIGH: 77° LOW: 61° HIGH: 80’S°LOW: 60’S° Cyan NEWBURYPORT’S HAMPTON HARBOR’S PORTSMOUTH HARBOR’S DOVER POINT’S Magenta 10 DAY TIDES 10 DAY TIDES 10 DAY TIDES 10 DAY TIDES HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE Tides provided by DATE AM PM AM PM . DATE AM PM AM PM . DATE AM PM AM PM . 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Martin-2712, the story,” as revealed in an do OFF. All the prayers and ing champion: Ryan New- Clint Bowyer finished third 7. Hamlin-2638, 8. J. Gor- e-mail from Isaac. well wishers made this vic- man, Dodge. STRENGTH AT INDY and fourth. don-2627, 9. Stewart-2615, “This is to keep you tory possible. We are hum- Craftsman Truck Series BY GERALD HODGES “We just got a little bit 10. Earnhardt Jr.-2612 updated on my father-in- bled and privileged to be in Toyota Tundra 200, race 16 THE RACING REPORTER behind on that last pit stop law’s cancer condition,” he the same sport with you.” of 25; Starting time: 6 p.m. INDIANAPOLIS, IN | and just didn’t have enough The top-10 Busch Series wrote. “It’s a little early to (EST); TV: Speed Channel; EEKEND ACING By winning Sunday’s All- time,” said Harvick. leaders: 1. Harvick-3627, 2. say, ‘racing is a cure for can- W R Distance: 150 laps/200 state 400 at the Brickyard, Mark Martin, Dale Earn- Edwards-3253, 3. Hamlin- cer,’ but after the Harry The Nextel Cup and miles; Defending champion: Jimmie Johnson showed the hardt Jr., Kyle Busch, Carl 3154, 4. Bowyer-3093, 5. Gant phone call to my Busch cars race on the 2.45- David Reutimann, Toyota. NASCAR world why his Edwards, Tony Stewart and Yeley-2991, 6. Menard-2701, father-in-law his platelet mile Watkins Glen, NY road Sunday, Aug. 13, Nextel team has been one of the Kurt Busch rounded out the 7. Biffle-2670, 8. Kyle Busch- count tripled. course, while the Craftsman Cup at the Glen, race 22 of strongest throughout the top-10. 2656, 9. Sauter-2521, 10. K. “Before the phone call Trucks are at Nashville 36; Starting time: 1 p.m. 2006 season, and that he is Dale Earnhardt Jr. was Wallace-2505 his platelet count was 24, Speedway. (EST); TV: NBC; Distance: the driver to beat in this one of the few drivers that and after the call they went Saturday, Aug. 12, Busch 90 laps/220 miles; Defend- The top-10 Craftsman year’s Chase For the Nextel elected not to pit for fresh to 81, tripling his previous Series Zippo 200, race 24 of ing champion: Tony Stew- Truck Series leaders: 1. Bod- Cup Championship. tires on the last pit stop with numbers. 35; Starting time: 2 p.m. art, Chevrolet. ine-2307, 2. Benson-2125, 3. Johnson overcame an 15-laps remaining. “With a 30 to 60 day (EST); TV: NBC; Distance: For additional racing sto- Crawford-2120, 4. Reuti- early-race tire problem and “Well, I’d love to have a diagnosis we bought him a 82 laps/200 miles; Defend- ries visit www.race500.com. mann-2110, 5. Hornaday- nagging memories of his better car so you wouldn’t Playstation and a couple of 2070, 6. Musgrave-2055, 7. struggles a year ago to win have to make those kind of racing games; NASCAR Starr-2037, 8. Cook-2014, 9. in his fifth try at the famed calls,” said Earnhardt Jr. and Grand Turismo. He Setzer-2005, 10. Bliss-1986 Indianapolis Motor Speed- “We’ve got a lot of talent on plays them day and night, way. An early flat tire sent our team, but we need to do giving the rest of the family him back to 38th place — better. We took a chance and THE MIRACLE OF CARING few breaks from the com- the same spot he’d finished made it work. We just got Faith, hope and caring puter simulated engine here a year ago. lucky.” are three of life’s greatest sounds. But he kept battling back, Tony Stewart moved up forces. Without them, life “There’s a country song; and on Lap 117, stormed one spot in the points from wouldn’t be worth a toot. the lyrics say, “When you’re past Matt Kenseth to take tenth to ninth. A few weeks ago, it was going through hell, keep on the lead. There were green “I must have passed over revealed that former moving, don’t let up, flag pit stops, and Johnson 60 cars today,” he said. “I’m NASCAR Winston Cup dri- maybe the devil won’t dropped back to eighth on pretty happy with that. I ver Harry Gant had taken know you’re there.” lap 145, but as soon as the had to go to the back after a time out to call a terminally “My father-in-law never Cyan last green flag was given on lug wrench broke and to ill cancer patient in an Indi- lifted the pedal and the doc- lap 150, he headed to the battle back to finish in the ana hospital tors tell him that his once Magenta front.
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