Byman Ineligible For 1973 Junior Amateur Title
Bob Byman won the 1972 junior amateur championship but will be past the age limit in 1973 and cannot defend his title.
30 Nov 1972
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1972
Page
1
Bob Byman won the 1972 junior amateur championship but will be past the age limit in 1973 and cannot defend his title.
An unreadable OCR fragment notes an evening schedule from 7:00 to 10:38 with unclear event details and performers. The text mentions bars and tea alongside names or codes, but specifics are illegible.
Parker says current property values support college plans but voters may not approve a four year campus. He notes north side demographics justify a junior college to serve Channelview Galena Park Sheldon and area industries with technical and vocational programs and a large adult education effort.
Laurence Smith 58 of Houston dies Sunday. Funeral at 10 p.m. Saturday at Washington Chapel Church McNair with Rev B L Davis officiating. Survived by wife Frankie Mae Smith two brothers two sisters and two aunts. Interment Walter Brown Cemetery Old River. Pallbearers listed. Johnson and Frazier Funeral Directors in charge.
Alyice C. Gonzales dies in a Galveston hospital. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 11 a.m. at Jerusalem Baptist Church in Galveston. A wake is planned for Monday night at Strode-Armstrong Funeral Home. Burial will be in Houston Veterans Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, seven children, four stepchildren, six brothers and four sisters.
Barney Goodman, once of Baytown, is gaining notice in the Illinois music scene. He plays guitar three nights weekly at Club Chalet in Murphysboro and will appear nightly at the Ramada Inn in Carbondale. He is the son of K. H. Goodman of Baytown and Mrs. C. R. Ford of St. Louis. He, his wife Judith, and daughter Melissa plan a Baytown visit in late December.
Aboard the USS Oriskany in the Western Pacific Navy Petty Officer Second Class Eugene F. Roden husband of former Miss Susan Krumtum of 5416 Vae Drive is serving aboard the carrier.
Friendswood Development Co. officials Gavin Parrish and Roger Galatas will address the Baytown Chamber of Commerce at Friday's noon luncheon at the Holiday Inn. They will outline plans for Rollingbrook on Decker Drive near the Humble Building, part of ongoing Friendswood development. Chamber president John C. Echols calls the program informative and community service oriented.
Two traffic incidents in Baytown left three teens injured. Lana Goodman and Betty Orsak were hospitalized after a car ran off the road during a lane change. A second crash involved a horse and rider Joel Burrell, attended to at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital.
Honor Society ISTEFANNI SNEAD daughter of Mr and Mrs Billy Roy Snead of 20M Ivie Lee inducted into Kappa Delta Fi at Abilene Christian College among 30 initiates. Miss Snead is a 1970 graduate of Ross Sterling High.
Saigon command says 49 enemy assaults occurred in a 24 hour span ending at 6 am marking the smallest number in two months. In Dallas, Tom Andersen seeks the American Party chairmanship this weekend amid party tensions. Dense fog and dangerous bridges disrupt travel from Childress to San Angelo.
Baytown Texas proclaimed Go Big Blue Day in a November 30 1972 ceremony with Mayor C Glen Walker affixing the city seal. The item appears among mixed national Vietnam war updates noting casualties and Nixon Thieu summit talks.
President Nixon kept Secretary of State Willem P. Rogers for a second term and shuffled top posts at the department. The undersecretary for economic affairs post was created and William J. Porter, a Paris peace talks negotiator, was named for a key role. Nixon also held a second White House meeting with South Vietnam’s special envoy Nguyen Phu Duc to press Vietnam discussions.
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