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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1972
Page
2
Baytown YMCA announces a regional swim championship with multiple ages competing. Event features youth and senior divisions and showcases local swimmers progressing to higher levels.
Athletic Director Pete Sultis reminds football fans they have until August to choose options on Robert E. Jee and Ross S. Sterling games in 1972. Unclaimed tickets go on sale August 16. No season tickets sold after August 21. Joe and Sterling will each host six home games. Cost is 210.50 per block.
Ken Laeteier of MY wins the Metropolitan Open by five strokes. He clinches the WAS National Open title at Kirne on his birthday.
Former Yankee pitcher JYnitey Ford, noted as a World Series record holder, will be voted into Baseball's Hall of Fame next January by the Baseball Writers Association of America. The selection follows his standout career and eligibility after meeting required criteria.
The Baytown Sun prints a local notice from the Texas Congress of Watch and Memorial Day events in Baytown. Subscription rates are listed with prices, and general advertising and circulars are noted.
The Sun Outdoor Guide notes Trinity Bay is the hottest spot on the Gulf Coast as trout run wild from McColum to live shiners and mud minnows. Hot weather slows lake fishing, so anglers are advised to target bay speckled trout.
Alabama driver from Hueytown Gata Allison eyes the Talladega 500 win at the Alabama International Motor Speedway as qualifying starts August 3. His recent Dixie 300 victory in Atlanta moved him ahead of Richard Petty in the Winston Cup money race following last Sunday's finish.
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