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Tournament About More Than Golf

Posted: June 27, 2010 at 6 a.m.

David Frank Dempsey
Cancer survivor Hank Hecksher tees off from tee box No. 2 on the Kingswood Course in Bella Vista on Saturday. Hecksher was playing on day two of the 17th annual Cancer Challenge.

The Cancer Challenge golf tournament is more than a game to Hank Hecksher and other players who teed off Saturday morning for the second day of the tournament.

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