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By Liz Premo Editor, 21 Voices HAMPTON | A new face will join a familiar one on the first day of school as Hampton Academy welcomes Principal Chris Sousa and Assistant Principal Kathy Hancock to its administrative team. WELCOME Continued on 14A• Lobster license to protect, not pinch By Scott E. Kinney Though the law dates as well as local lobstermen. market in undersized lob- 2003 Hyundai Atlantic News Staff Writer far back as the early 1950s, New Hampshire marine sters. Elantra Gt SEACOAST | The New "we're finding not everyone conservation laws mandate New Hampshire's lob- Auto, Sunroof, Leather, 103K mi, Hampshire Fish and Game is aware, so we're trying to minimum and maximum ster industry is the state's X1500P Department is reminding get the word out," said Lt. sizes for live lobster landed most valuable marine fish- local vendors of an old Bruce Bonenfant of NH Fish in the state. ery, generating about $14 law that may catch some and Game Law Enforce- Those same size restric- million annually. only unaware. ment. "Usually when retail- tions apply to lobster Retail Lobster and Crab BAck to Anyone selling live, fresh ers understand the reason imported into the state licenses can be purchased $ SchooL or frozen lobster — includ- for the law — to protect from places such as Can- only through NH Fish and 6,995 special! ing restaurants, sandwich New Hampshire's lobster ada. While Canada may Game Department head- garyblakemotorcars com shops, supermarkets and . resource — they are happy allow the taking of smaller quarters at 11 Hazen Drive 84 portsmouth ave., exeter, nh 03833 roadside fish trucks — must to comply." lobsters, restricting their in Concord, or call (603) 271- Service possess a Retail Lobster and Existing lobster regu- importation into New 4322 to request an applica- AND SALeS 888.507.4599 Crab license from the gov- lations help protect both Hampshire prevents the tion by mail. The annual hours: Mon-Fri: 8aM - 6pM • Sat: 9aM - 5pM ernment agency. native lobster resource as potential for a local illegal Lobster Continued on 38A•

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ubry RYE | Shortly after 6 Rye Police Chief Kevin No further cause has policeRye and fire crews for their sixth annual pig September roast, 1 taking from place 12-3 on p.m. Saturday, Museum, on located the on grounds Park of Avenue in the Hampton. Cliff Tuck Here, Pratt Chef gets ready to prepare a and dishes side tasty with dinner pork succulent a to addition roast pig for carving. In tempting desserts there will be a silent auction, musical raffles entertainment. Tickets and at $20 for adults and $10 for students Museum are available and at the the Hampton Tuck Rec office at 100 Winnacunnet Road. Children age six under are and admitted free with an adult. For more information, call Betty Moore at (603) 926-2543. car flipped on its side on Sea Road in Rye. The Hampton Historical Society is currently selling tickets ON THE EDGE A tlantic y p.m. on Sunday, Aug. a freak, 11, single-vehicle acci dent caused a on car its side towhile the driver flip turned out of a onto Sea Road. driveway Walsh said the front corner of the automobile somehow managed to make “causingtires thetree a with contact to spin on the side tree,” flipping of the the car onto its left side. been determined. responded to the scene just B A ------For more information These programs include The visit to the fire sta other community-focusedprograms. about the Professional Fire fighters of Hampton pro the of any or 2664, Local IAFF grams listed here visit www. hamptonfirefighters.org or e-mail jsquires@hampton firefighters.org. visits to schools and Senior Citizen housing during Fire Prevention Month, Hamp vari provide Firefighters ton ous services and take in part a number of community events, such as the Seacoast annual Area Firefighters Toy Bank, the recent Sum mer Fest spaghetti and dinner programs coordinated Firefight Professional the by ers of Hampton IAFF Local 2664. the annual Strawberry Fes tival for Seniors, nity Commu Blood Pressure Clinics and Medical Cards; Information Senior Bingo; Burn IAFF Foundation and MDA Toll Boots; Chowdah Chal lenge to Benefit Burn the IAFF Foundation; Chili Cook Off; annual Professional Firefighters of Hampton Ad Book, Rides to the Polls and questions answered, were they given mets, toy stickers, fire pencils, and a hel chance to see LeDuc slide down the fire pole. The fire inspector received an appre ciative round of applause by and kids Time Story the both participants in the FUN pro gram, who also dropped in for the tour. tion is just one of the many ways the town’s ing firefightpersonnel make connec In community. the with tions addition to making annual

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Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . ------A age | P ews — John Denver N tlantic • Planning Board Public Volley Beach Hampton • • Hampton Beach IDOL “No one person has to do Precinct Gala Celebration, Friday, September 14. Ash worth by the Sea Hotel, with music by the Continentals. Save the date, and plan come and to have a great time. More details will follow. Hearing, Wednesday, Sep tember 19. Public input ses sion on zoning changes be to made at the beach. Your concerns or suggestions are important. ball Tournament, Saturday, August 18-19, starting at 9 a.m. The south beach, the tournamenton place take will of the Seashell, between “G” and “M” Streets. There will be both women’s and men’s divisions. A & AA through Friday Competition, Sunday, August 24-26 at 7 p.m. Friday nightly. – Junior Competition Senior on Competition on Sat Friday, finals urday, in both catego ries on Sunday. it all, but if each one of follows us our heart and own our inclinations, we we that things small the find will can do to create a sustain able future and environment.” a healthy - - - - - 17, 2007 | A 17, 2007 istrict ugust D 34 | A 34 | o • The Hampton Beach • Knitting for Peace. This • 100th Anniversary e illag 33, N and is followed by a tacular display “fireworks of spec the century” at 9:45 p.m. Children's Festivalcludes on Friday August 17 con with a Costume Parade and prizes for all Meet at the Hampton contestants.Beach State Park at parade starts 10:15 at 11 a.m. a.m.; there Be for the Grand at 12 Finale noon, when the parade ends at the Sea Shell Stage with an awards ceremony. For more information about the parade call the Hampton Area Chamber of Commerce (603) 926-8717 or visit www. hamptonbeach.org. group was started 2007 for the purpose of knit spring ting projects and donating them to diverse Recently the group charities. donated 22 prayer shawls and three baby blankets to the Dover Hospice. All are welcome, both experienced and begin ner knitters. The group will resume meeting in the at fall the Coffee Break Café at Patriot’s Corner. For more information call Linda Geb hart at (603) 929-3850 Hampton Beach Village ol V V

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Legion Post #35 to l a Certified by Gem School of America This unique monument Guest speakers this year HAMPTON | Command | HAMPTON The dedication will take a dedication ceremony on the grounds September of the 11 Legion Hall, at Hampton. located 6 on — Atlantic News High Photo by Liz Premo p.m. Street in on ci WE REMEMBER Please Call (603) 496-1811 or (603) 934-5545 Guns, Swords, Duck Decoys, Coins, Old Prints, Books & Old Photography. Old Prints, Coins, Duck Decoys, Swords, Guns, Brooches, Diamond Rings, Buying Estate and Contemporary Jewelry, All Fine Gold and Silver Jewelry. Charm Bracelets, Cameos, Watches, All Antiques, Antique Furniture, Oriental Rugs, Paintings, Glass, China, Glass, Paintings, Oriental Rugs, Antique Furniture, All Antiques, Antique Dolls & Toys, Lamps, Old Clocks, Pottery, Old Weathervanes, pe High Street in Hampton. The The Hampton. in Street High public is invited and encour aged to attend. has the names of all the Vet erans from the state of New Hampshire who have since GWOT the in lives their lost engraved 2001, 11, September in the order chronological of passing. their will include USMC. a Cyr, local Nick Sgt. combat Veteran, a Currently New Hampshire State Trooper, Nick served two tours of duty with the one Marines, in Iraq and one er er Ralph Fatello of can Ameri Legion Post #35 in Hamptons the has announced that there will be a dedica new six of unveiling and tion On on names War the Global Memorial (GWOT) Terrorism Monument. place in a special ceremony that will be conducted Tuesday, September 11 on at 6 p.m. at the American Legion Post #35 hall, located at 69 S ------eciated Malcolm Odell South Hampton appr

uch LETTERS Continued on 38A• The legislation passed The near extinction Some of the charter All of New Hampshire’s This letter is to thank the The real and immediate To the Editor: To M ing for free standing ters. char Everyone with the associated schools very much students and to help them succeed educationally while keeping costs lowerthe larger customary than public all owe a debt to schools. We our civic leaders for taking the time to understand the unique benefits that charters offer. provides a one year reprieve for these which three allows time charters, in to place put permanent fund Hampshire, and require sub and require Hampshire, stitute funding sources. of these three fine occurred schools at the completion of the three-year period start-up during schools which the received start up funding as federal well as state adequacy money. The schools have demonstrated their ability to make a nificant sig difference for their dents, many of whom do not do whom of many dents, thrive in the larger scale of our typical public schools. schools are set existing up town or within SAU edu cation districts and receive funding directly from local tax sources. Others such as the three cited free-standing above, are and They dollars. tax local receive do not charging from prohibited are tuition to residents of New beneficiaries are the students the are beneficiaries of the schools. Longer term we are all winners because of the superior results that education charter schools some afford students. charter schools are schools, public authorized by the legislature. We havetypes two of Both charter offer valuable alterna schools. tives for parents and stu Legislature, the and Governorthe Department of Edu Cocheco the saving for cation Academy, Technology & Arts the Franklin Career Acade Charter Seacoast the and my, School. Without bipartisan leadership action these three charter schools would have been forced to doors. close their on the Republicanmachine! smear ------s etter L ol ar

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Beth@ greatbay.org or Sheila@facility for the Great Bay National EstuarineReserve Research and is funded by NOAA and administered by NH Fish and Game. It is one of 27 National EstuarineResearch Reserves in the United States. at speaker featured the be will campaign, Clinton Hillary an upcoming combined meeting of the Hampton Hampton Falls and Democratic Committees. The which meeting, is open to the public, is scheduled August for Tuesday, 21 in the Library Lane in Hampton. Room A social hour at from 6:15-6:45 the p.m. will Lane be followed Memorial by the regular meeting from 6:45-7:45 p.m. For more information, call (603) 926-9358. Edwards will be the summer featuredpicnic sponsored speakerby the Hampton Democratic at the Committee. annual on Sunday, August 26 at Pitlochry Farm,Elaine theand Davidhome Ahearn of in Hampton Falls. and his two younger children, Emma Claire and Jack. include Congresswoman Carol Shea-Porter, ExecutiveCouncil member Bev Martha Hollingworth, Fuller Stateand Clark Senators House Speaker and representatives Terie and office Maggie Norelli, holders from the asregion. Wood well Hassan as Steve state Marchand, seeking and Dr. the Katrina Democratic UnitedStates’ Senate, party’s Swett,have also been invited. nomination whoFor more information are foror to obtain tickets for thethis event, call (603) 926-9358 or e-mail GANDLPATTON @comcast.net. and about on Great Bay, and perhaps the best place to experience the beauty and diversitythe ofGreat the Bay estuaryDiscovery is Center, locatedRoad inon Greenland89 Depotright off Route 33. volunteers educate hundreds cultural of and children natural about history center is the currently of seeking the educators Bay. to Inhelp this outyear’s fact,with schedule the of fall programs. history of the Great Bay area and take small groups ofschool children on a cultural/ history tour. and are mostly in Program grades follows 2-4. In the for addition, NH grades Social the 3-4. Fall Studies There be a is guidelinesvolunteer no educator, experience just beingchildren necessary happy and to tobe to outdoors.be with on Friday, September 7 fromlunch and 9 snacks a.m. provided. to History 3 teaching p.m.,information packets with and are given modelto lessonsall are thedemonstrated. volunteers and them and then lead small groups of school children tovarious stops on the grounds of the Center for lessonsspecial (topics include Native SaltAmerican, Gundalow, Marsh Farming, and others). New educators ------B/W B/W PAGE Editor / Publisher - Michael P. Connelly - Michael P. So, your mother was right was mother your So, “An illegal immigrant, Some of the tricks used that he has by this been callous and indiffer ignored ent politician. One of Con gresswoman Shea-Porter’s staff members this notes gambit that was attempted recently by a former Repub lican state senator. Accord ing to the staffer, “He wrote a letter-to-the-editor claim ing we ignored his e-mail letter/ about his son ing serv in Iraq. When I looked him up in the database,had been three days since he it contacted us!” — don’t believe everything you read, particularly criti cisms of Carol Shea-Porter — and, I might add, Santa Claus, too. Eve, the letter might sound something like this: going by the name of Santa Claus, has repeatedly space airStates’United lated vio unsusbribeattempttoan in pecting American children with gifts. By virtue of foreign his name, Santa Claus, and the fact that he a red wearssuit, it is strongly sus pectedthat Claus is an agent of a communist nation. His toys are made by slave laborers unpaid, at the North Pole, and he abuses animals, forcing reindeer to fly long distances with no rest.” in these letters fairlyare pre dictable. For example, writer the sends a letter to the elected official. 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Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black . - A age | P ews N tlantic “It’s “It’s something I want to “It’s a little bit of nervous of bit little a “It’s Instead, McCaffery looks the the first day of following day. school the do,” she said, “and I want to do it well.” ters, ters, McCaffery doesn’t have them. She said she is beginning to more forward looking her as career an educator. ness, but it’s more exciting,” she said. forward to meeting students and parents on Aug. 28 and - - 603-926-0823 17, 2007 | A 17, 2007 below and ask for Sue or Sherri. For more information, call the number ugust Sandbox Preschool 830 Lafayette Rd, Hampton, NH 03842 The Sandbox Preschool is Now Registering 34 | A 34 | o for the Fall of 2007 The preschool program for the four and five year olds is on Monday, for the four and five year olds is on Monday, program The preschool 8:45 - 11:15. and Friday mornings from Wednesday and four year olds is on for the three program The preschool 9:00 - 11:30. and Thursday mornings from Tuesday an optional playgroup. session, we offer After the morning preschool Friday. and 2:30 Monday through between 11:30 hours are Playgroup who stay should bring a lunch. Children As As for the first day jit “They’re so welcoming 33, N to to new teachers,” she said. “The have so much support. They so provide much to the new teacher.” McCaffery McCaffery one doesn’t get the sense of a first teacher, but rather a veteran teach er looking ahead to a school new year. She attributes much of her confidence the to support she has received from fellow staffers from the Main School. Street ol — The first day of school isn’t just for kids. First year teacher V - - , Manna Bears Teaching firsts Teaching support, protect, defend, defend, protect, support, McCaffery said her said favor McCaffery “When you see them get When speaking with Kathleen McCaffery will be beginning her teaching career at the Main Street School in Exeter on Aug. 29. — Atlantic News Photo by Scott E. Kinney FROM TUTOR TO TEACHER For more information: www.glycoscience.com Call 603-778-7082 Exeter Speech, Associates. and Education Language reading, is teach to subject ite which can be difficult at the second grade level. It opens doors also to other subject like Social Studies and Sci ence. it,” explained “that smile, it McCaffery, just beams. It (reading) opens the worldto them.” Give your child

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Ques tions regarding food service costs and menu information may be addressed to Service Food Director Mary Borg at Marston School, (603) 926- 9826, or by e-mail at mborg@ sau21.org. drive School Centre the dents, way is reserved buses only for the between hours school of 8-8:55 a.m. and p.m. 2:30-3:25 Walkers and plan should off dropped being students to cross guard, Winnacunnet crossing school Road the with arriving Students Mrs. Moore. after 8:35 a.m. must be signed adult. an by in go should day the of end the at to the to gymnasium sign out Parking p.m. 3:05 at child their in the park limited are spaces ing lot and parents dropping off and picking up students are encouraged to or park Avenue Towle the parking on lot the behind fire and station Road with cross Winnacunnet using while guard crossing the in directly the front crosswalk ------Preschool Preschool After School After Extended Day Offering for Fall 2007: Fall Offering for Please contact Beth Towle, Director, 775-0311, Director, Towle, contact BethPlease Now Enrolling! Now Forms Forms will be included in Centre’s language arts questions Education Special Breakfast, snack milk, [email protected] the child's name and intended and name intended the child's to are asked parents purchase; on purchase intended the note their of section memo the the first day of school for each each for of day school first the School. Centre at enrolled child admin be only will Medication if a nurse school by the istered the by signed form permission child's parent or guardian as well as other required forms office. health the in file on are the Eagle Folder distributed to each child at and forms orientation will also be avail office health in able the school throughout the year. Parents should contact nurse, Beth the at Maloney, (603) school 926-8706 or bmaloney@sau21. if any org questions have they to their pertaining or concerns medication. or health child's program, Writ using Traits “Six and Trophies” “Harcourt ing” is under the of guidance Language Arts Facilitator, pro math the Reynolds; Karen Math,” “Everyday using gram, is guided by Math Facilitator, arts Language Leavitt. Connie and math curriculum infor mation, along with Curriculum SAU21 Standards Benchmarks and can be accessed (sau21. site Web school’s the at org/Centre). for and all concerns Hampton students Pre-K through grade 8 may be (603) at addressed to Director, SPED Sara Stetson, 926-8788 or sstetson@ sau21. org or by calling the Centre School at office (603) 926-8706 message. a leave to and lunch are available daily through the school food ser vice program. School meals may be purchased in multi ples in advance or on a daily It basis in the cafeteria. school is recommended that parents and guardians send money in an envelope labeled with ------uite 102, uite 102, s ve, ve, a ! E Emergency Emergency card data and Final class lists will be post be will lists class Final Bus questions may be Centre School works On Wednesday, August 29, August On Wednesday, chool elementary school program to school program elementary in students school elementary grades, Pre-K through grade five. Hampton Academy pro program school middle a vides for Hampton School District students in grades 6-8, while attend Hampton in 9-12 grades School. High Winnacunnet medical data will be updated by parents at orientation on Friday, Friday, August 31 and Mon day, September 3, due to the holiday. Day Labor the on 24 August Friday, on ed front entrance door of Centre School. Full bus routes be in will published local newspa as pers, well as at www.atlan ticnews.com and at the front school. the to entrance to Mary addressed Gale Lally, transportation coordinator at at Bus Company Student First transporta Bus 964-2322. (603) tion for all first be will and provid students grade second ed on day first their of classes August Wednesday, beginning 29. Bus for transportation all students will be Kindergarten on provided their first day of classes beginning Thursday, 30. August closely with Marston School to provide a comprehensive hours hours as the classes. Kindergarten first and second grade teach ers will be on the playground to greet their students when their for bus the on arrive they Kindergar day first of classes. at parents tell will teachers ten orientation about Kindergar Please procedure. ten entrance is on no there that school note

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September Friday, through pre-K pre-K and It Kindergarten. is a short week with no school on August Friday, 31 and September Monday, 3. The sixth grades 1-8, while August 29 is the first day of school for both both for school of day first the is 29 August while 1-8, grades join the North Hampton community!” Hampton North the join new Visual Arts teacher. According to Assistant Principal Tara Tara Principal Assistant to According teacher. Arts Visual new educators talented of these all to have is “excited NHS Rossi, the new eighth grade Language Arts teacher, with more than than more with teacher, Arts Language grade eighth new the the be will Moses Jeff and educator; an as experience years 16 Egan Egan will teach sixth grade math is de Constant this Lauren of her new baby; care is taking Brown year while Melissa 10 years experience as a leader in Special Education. Catherine Catherine Education. 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Central Grand band, local free free barbecue will offer enough tame and everyone. wild This game year’s for program includes the very popular at 12:30 p.m. at 67 Winnicut Road in North Hampton. North in Road Winnicut 67 at p.m. 12:30 at Fish Fry and Wild Game BBQ. Game Wild and Fry Fish accepted accepted for New Covenant Sporting Club’s fourth annual museum.org or call (603) 772-2622. (603) call or museum.org information, directions, and hours, visit www.independence and visit hours, www.independence directions, information, tells tells the story of the difference one family, one town, one and state made in the creation of our nation. For more connect America’s Revolutionary past America’s connect Revolutionary with the present and adults adults and $3 for students; there is no charge for museum members. on the hour beginning at on is 10 the a for a.m. There hour beginning $5 admission House of Representatives and in the Senate. Senate. the in and Representatives of House Convention, Convention, and was in instrumental the ratification of the by He New also Constitution in served Hampshire. the U.S. Washington’s staff during Washington’s the Along Revolution. with John Langdon, Nicholas was a delegate at the Constitutional Captain Captain in the Continental Army and served on General donated property to the school. the to property donated non-consecutive years. John Taylor Gilman was the president president the was Gilman Taylor John years. non-consecutive of the board of trustees of Phillips Exeter Academy and the the age of 22. He served the state and the nation in various most capacities, notably as the state’s governor for fourteen active politically, beginning active with politically, his stirring reading of the Declaration of Independence to the citizens of Exeter at Gilman House at One Governors Lane, served as the treasury treasury the as served Lane, Governors One at House Gilman time. that at office Hampshire Hampshire State Treasurer during the Ladd- the home, His Revolutionary state. the of War capital the was Exeter when in in New serving politics, on Hampshire the Third Provincial Congress of 1775. He is perhaps best known as the New owned a wharf on the Squamscott River. He became involved involved became He River. Squamscott the on wharf a owned and a signer of the U.S. Constitution. 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(603) call Club, Lions Area Hampton the or sale the local Lions’ Club as they work to help people with hearing hearing with people help to work they as Club Lions’ local the about For the and more information yard sight disabilities.” Lions’ Club charities as well as their scholarship fund. scholarship their as well as charities Club Lions’ day day on August Sunday, 19 at the same time and the same place. baked goods will also be on sale.” on be also will goods baked — — surely there will be something to purchase that you just without!” live can’t be be “lots of great stuff — furniture, appliances, the usual 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the parking lot behind the old town hall on on hall town old the behind lot parking the in p.m. 1 to a.m. 8 Road. Winnacunnet their annual Gigantic Yard Sale on Saturday, August 18 from 18 from August on Sale Saturday, Yard Gigantic annual their tlantic A . ------

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tlantic y pe he ed with the 42. It seems he runs runs he seems It 42. the with ed week.” every somebody over tient. I hate it. I’m just frustrat just I’m it. I hate tient. because some people get impa get people some because we had saved our car to have a have to car our saved had we end. the at there chance the the 1-car,” said Harvick. “We like I felt and good really were (Montoya) just got run over by by over run got just (Montoya) officials intervened. officials exchanged words and a couple couple a and words exchanged small NASCAR shoves before cars, cars, Harvick and Montoya Montoya’s car. Montoya’s by by Jeff Burton plowed into Saturday’s Watkins Glen Busch Busch Glen Watkins Saturday’s race. No. No. 29 RCR driven Chevrolet by Kevin Harvick, winner of 1, causing Montoya’s No. 42 to to 42 No. Montoya’s causing 1, the up and into the slide track received a bump from the a No. from bump received the track, trying to Mar trying the block track, tin Truex’s No. 1. Montoya cars during a restart on lap 72. lap on restart a during cars three Richard Childress Racing Racing Childress Richard three and that’s what happened.” what that’s and had to keep the pressure on Jeff Jeff on pressure the keep to had and hope he made a mistake, two two cars. I lost it earlier and just had to just fight back. We way way I lost it,” said and “Jeff I by far had Stewart. the best the the finish line and 8th. finished Edwards Edwards went off from yards the hundred two about track was running third when Stew when third running was art moved into the lead, but once once Gordon was out of Edwards Carl it. the was that way, 78 78 to move into second, but his way back to the front. the to back way his happen to him on lap 44 of the the of 44 lap on him to happen 90-lap race, and had to work stupid.” the the brakes … and it was just lier,” lier,” said Gordon. “We just got on the edge there, put on turn-1, which was pretty much much pretty was which turn-1, what happened to Tony ear third win in the last four races. four last the in win third the new leader and posted his and posted the new leader running running second took over as of his No. 24 DuPont Chevrolet Chevrolet DuPont 24 No. his of out. spun and turn-1 in however, however, Gordon lost control Cup Cup Centurion Boats at the Glen. tory tory Lane in Sunday’s Nextel Gordon led the Gordon most laps and Vic to heading be to appeared Starting Starting from the pole, Jeff

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