Stan Sloan Dies
Stan Sloan, the Nashville, Tenn., corrections officer who won the first bass tournament ever conducted by BASS founder Ray Scott, died today after a lengthy illness.
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Stan Sloan, the Nashville, Tenn., corrections officer who won the first bass tournament ever conducted by BASS founder Ray Scott, died today after a lengthy illness.
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