15th annual bass tournament benefits ACS

Pat Murray and Chris Speck are the first-place winners of the 15th Annual Relay for Life Open Bass Tournament with a 22.74-pound catch.

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15th annual bass tournament benefits ACS

Anthony and Tim Turner are the Lucky 7 winners with a 11.32-pound catch.

Pat Murray and Chris Speck are the first-place winners of the 15th Annual Relay for Life Open Bass Tournament with a 22.74-pound catch.

Dawain and Donald Rhudy are the third-place winners with a 17.61-pound catch.

Vic Porter and Terry Ezzell are the second-place winners with a 19.82-pound catch.

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The 15^th Annual Relay for Life Open Bass Tournament is March 30, drawing those passionate about fishing and fighting cancer. According to coordinator Rhonda Boyles, 32 teams entered. The proceeds from the tournament go to the American Cancer Society.

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