... in the game. Tournament bass fishing in its present form began on Beaver Lake in northwest Arkansas in 1967, promoter Ray Scott's debut. Entry fees were $100 and first place won $5,000 for Nashville, Tenn., policeman Stan Sloan. Forty ...

Acclaimed photographer Ray Scott is set to appear at the Faulkner County Library, 1900 Tyler St., at 7 p.m. July 16. Native Arkansan Scott has produced a ...

... Thurman Rowlett Jr., Richard Morgan, Jerry Williams and Helen Freeman of Conway, and Katherine and Martha Jane Scott, Ray Scott Jr., Imogene Roberts and Joe Anne Scott of Little Rock. 50 years ago - Advertisement - (1959) Attending the Arkansas ...

... claim. Acclaimed photographer Ray Scott is set to appear at the Faulkner ... p.m. tonight. Native Arkansan Ray Scott has produced a dynamic and beautiful ... of 2001, Little Rock photographer Ray Scott visited Cuba to participate in a ...

Nature and travel photographer Ray Scott is set to present a beautiful and inspiring slide show ... will host a "Q & A" session following the program. Ray Scott enjoyed growing up in the outdoors and spent much of his ...

Photographer Ray Scott is set to appear at the Faulkner County Library, 1900 Tyler St., at 7 p.m. Jan. 30. Scott has produced a digital "slideshow ...

... No, "born" is not appropriate. The anniversary, and that also is a somewhat loose term, is of the beginning of Ray Scott's Bass Anglers Sportsman Society (BASS). Scott put on his first tournament, quite a story in itself, in June 1967 ...

Photographer Ray Scott is set to appear at the Faulkner County Library, 1900 Tyler St., at 7 p.m. Jan. 30. Scott has produced a digital "slideshow ...

... applaud their inclusion into the Bass Fishing Hall of Fame." Among the currently enshrined Hall of Fame members are Ray Scott, Johnny Morris, Bill Dance, Cotton Cordell, Denny Brauer, Stan Fagerstrom, Roland Martin, Bob Cobb, Guido Hibdon ...

... and Gallatin Smith, Thurman Rowletter Jr., Jerry Williams and Mary Virginia Robins and his four little cousins, Ray Scott Jr., Jo Ann, Martha Jane and Katherine Scott of Little Rock. Kodak pictures of the group were made. A new caterpillar ...