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A man entered a 59-year-old Bazooka bubble gum contest. And he won.
You might want to dig up your old Topps baseball cards.
Here's another reason to never throw out the baseball cards from your youth. A Texas man was recently cleaning out his house when he discovered a collection of Topps baseball cards from the 1957–58 season. One of the cards announced a contest:
"Win These Swell Prizes in the 4th Bazooka Baseball Contest."
There was no deadline was listed on the card. So, Mr. Darwin Day decided to fill out the entry form. Nearly six decades after the fact. The 70-year-old then mailed the card to Bazooka Candy Brands, a division of Topps, according to the Associated Press.
The company sent him a prize. Hooray!
Day is now the proud owner of a new Louisville Slugger baseball glove. Perhaps it's time we finally order that Charles Atlas bodybuilding guide advertised in the Bonanza comic sitting on our desk.
Bazooka bubble gum sticks to its word, awards prize for contest entry submitted 59 years late via @dallasnewshttps://t.co/GAZhyPEjBU
— Steve Aynes (@steve_aynes) September 15, 2016
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