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Lebanon 66, John Stark 56
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John Stark (8-3) trailed Lebanon (4-6) by five at the half, and
couldn't recover, allowing Lebanon to run away with the win.
Travi...
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Lebanon 66, John Stark 56
Concord Monitor
; John Stark (8-3) trailed Lebanon (4-6) by five at the half, and couldn't recover, allowing Lebanon to run away with the win. Travis Therrien led General scorers with 17 points. Brian Restuccia played well for John Stark off the bench, chipping in with three points.
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Generals continue dominance ; Kearsarge drops home opener to John Stark
Concord Monitor
; Another chapter was added to the rivalry story between John Stark and Kearsarge girls' basketball last night in North Sutton. It ended just like the previous chapter with the Generals getting the upper hand. The teams were tied through three quarters, but John Stark's clutch free throw shooting led
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John Stark.(John Stark: Maverick General)(Brief article)(Book review)
Reviewer's Bookwatch
; John Stark Ben Z. Rose Treeline Press PO Box 79118, Waverly, MA 02479 9780978912307, $19.95 www.amazon.com John Stark: Maverick General by Ben Rose is the story of one of the American Revolution's most colorful and brilliant battlefield commanders who led the New England militia in unconventional
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P-O-P printer launches press. (John Stark Printing's point-of-purchase promotion services)
Graphic Arts Monthly
; The 51[inches]-wide, eight-color sheetfed is helping this St. Louis plant expand its folding carton and box label business. When manufacturers have a critical point-of- purchase job to print, they know who to call. John Stark Printing, founded in St. Louis in 1898, has made POP displays its primary
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Generals take charge ; John Stark wrestlers dominate dual meets
Concord Monitor
; The John Stark boys' wrestling team wasted no time making its Division II relevance known, beating Winnisquam, 72-12, and Bedford, 73-6, in its season-opening matchups last night. Winnisquam beat Bedford, 30-24. "Our goal walking in there was to come up with some good head-to- head wins," John
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Plymouth 10, John Stark 1
Concord Monitor
; Defensive struggles doomed John Stark, as the Generals allowed 10 runs, none earned, in three innings to fall behind for good. John Stark is now 1-3. Madison Belanger provided the Generals' run with a home run, part of a 2-for-3 effort at the plate. Emily Sweeney started for John Stark, going 4
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Souhegan 3, John Stark 1
Concord Monitor
; John Stark (3-8) tied the match with a 25-22 win in Game 2, but couldn't complete the upset, falling 30-28, 25-22 and 25-16 to Souhegan (6-6). Jackie Douglas led the General offense with two aces, six kills and 33 digs, while Megan Titcomb added an ace, two kills and 34 hits. John Stark's Jess
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No. 3 John Stark 3, No. 14 Kearsarge 1
Concord Monitor
; John Stark took the win in the first round of playoffs. Nikki Rausher gave the Generals (14-1-2) a 1-0 first-half lead with an assist by Morgan Vogt. Kearsarge's Nicole Page tied it up 17 minutes into the second half, but nine minutes later Rausher responded with another goal off an assist from
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Lebanon 2, John Stark 0
Concord Monitor
; Lebanon (7-6) scored both its runs in the first inning and the Generals couldn't capitalize on any opportunities to score. Alexe Proctor pitched for John Stark (4-10) and allowed only four hits while striking out five. Madison Bellanger (2-for-4), Monique Giroux (1-for-2), Olivia Cray (2-for-4) and
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Henniker; Grad found purpose at John Stark; Bedient separated from family to stay at school
Concord Monitor
; HENNIKER - Parents whistled and pounded on the Plexiglas at the New England College Ice Arena yesterday, trying to catch their childen's attention in the processing line of graduates from John Stark Regional High School. Some graduates smiled and waved, others grimaced in embarrassment. Many of the
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