The Brazosport Facts from Freeport, Texas • Page 9

Weyrich wins state meet try in backstroke; Crosley close At least one Exporter cnullfv. THI BRAZOSPORT, ACTS, uwtt. Exporter swimmer will be In the state meet In Austin next month, second may qualify by then. All four of the swimmers who traveled with Coach Dob Lefflngwell to the University of Texas Invitational Meet Saturday equalled or bettered the best time any Exporter has ever recorded. Rick Weyrich, a senior, qualified for the state schoolboy meet Inthe 100-yard backstroke by a time that placed him Oth among 43 competing.

The fastest 12 In each event IMWMMMMMMMMMMMhM qwlify. Weyrlch's time was 1:01.8, compared to his own previous school record of 1:03.0. This meet establishes the pace, and automatically qualifies some, like Weyrich. But others can qualify by record- Ing a time during local competition that equals or betters the 12th place time In the U. of T.

meet. Randy Crosley stands a good chance of doing this, lie was 14 In a field of 46 competing In the 200-yard Individual medley. Ills time was 2:18.6, FISHING at-a-glance By POLLY IMFSIUE It would take a mighty dedicated fisherman to brave this morning's rain, winds and cold, but weekend fishing picked up. Fishermen got a few flounder, whiting are! croaker at Fisherman's Wharf. Foster Ellison of Foster's Bait Camp reported one fellow got 27 trout In the vicinity of the skimmer gate; sheephead, whiting and afew trout were caught by another around the old sulphur dock; and whiting, trout and sheephead were caught at the Jetties.

Live bait Is available at some camps. GULF Bruce Ponton of Bridge Harbor Marlnasald boats came back to the marina yesterday with very good catches of red snapper and big warsaw, taken offshore. He said one boat returned with some nice redflsh caught on the San Bernard Hlver nearly upstream to Churchill Bridge. Joy Andrews of Turtle Cove Marina reported that Howard Segler of Stafford caught an octupus of about three pounds while fishing the middle banks. The Andrews are keeping the catch In a saltwater awuarlutn while Segler determines If It will live in a fri'Sh water tank.

OLD Foster's Bait Camp had some live bait this morning, but no takers by shortly after 7 a.m. SAN HEKNAKD One party 12-10 flounder at the points and the old canal and a few reds of two to two a half pounds were caught over the weekend, said Uucroz Fishing Camp. A little live bait Is now available In that area but the winds may muss up the water today. compared to the qualifying 2:18.1 (and Crostey's BUS record of If the sophomore lowers the mark a half-second anytime during the season, he's in. Eddie Burns, also a sophomore, did his best on record Saturday In the 100-yard free style, as did Turner, a junior, in the 50-yard free style.

Burns swam his event In a time of 05.8 (his best has been 56.3) and was 22nd out of 77 competing. Turner's time of 24.4 was 10th out of 77 competing. Theirs was an exceptionally fast pair of events. The qualifying times were comparatively lower than In other events. The four swimmers combined for a medley relay which again was better than the school record (1:53.3 compared to 1:55.5) but short of the needed to qualify.

In his event, Weyrich might have gone even further up In the rankings. This appeared to be happening In his second swim during the afternoon, Inthe consolation competition. tie held a substantial lead over all others in the group until the last lap, when he wrenched his knee, dropping behind to finish last. His qualifying time came In an early heat. There were a total of 407 boys representing 48 teams at the meet.

These are the qualifying times swimmers throughout the state will be shooting for during the next month: 1.200- yd med. relay, 1:50.7. 2. 200- yd free style, 1:59.5. 3.

50- yd free style, 23.8 tj 4. 200- yd Indlv. 2:18.1. 0.100- yd butterfly, 58.8. G.

100-yd free style, 53.7. 7. 100-yd backstroke, 1:02.0. 8. 400-yd free style, 4:10.4.

9. 100-yd breaststroke, 1:08.7. 10. 400- yd free style relay, 3:47.2. (In the 400-yd free style relay, Brazosport swam It In 3:47.3 against Pasadena last Tursday.) SHIP TEAMWORK.

HELPS RESCUE CRASH VICTIMS Exporter teamwork was called Into use unexpectedly after dark Saturday, as four swimmers ajvi Coach Bob Lefflngwell were returning from an Austin tnoet. An auto approaching from the other direction went out of control, hit a bridge abutment, and ended up with the rear partly under the surface of a stream below. The swimmers saw the accident and were the first on the scene. One Exjxjrter stepped onto the roa) to direct traffic, the coach Uagged a passing car to send for police and an ambulance, another swimmer directed a car so that its lights shone down on the wrecked vehicle, an-l the others helped remove two badly Injured occupants from tlie car. When police arrived, the team moved on.

I COURTHOUSE RECORDS MAKK1AGE LICENSES William CharlesCoburn and Patsy Lou Beck Cecil Clayton Powell Jr. and Ruth Eileen Fink Dennis Lloyd Townsend and Mary Frances Mayfleld Weylon Jerry Gibson and Kitty Carolyn King Charles Steven Flncher and Judy Carol Gollott Htgglrui and Julia Mae Hall Robert Paul Bakor and Nancy Lucllltt Evans Eloy Rodrlquez Sanchez and Alicia Galvan Samuel Edward Darby and Shirley Ann Mlnton Billy WayneStarr andThel- ma Chrlsteen llornback Mitchell Lee Alexander and Robyn Ann Klkins Ragnar Olaf Andprsen and Opal Earlene Jackson Russell Hayden I'harrls and Brenda Sue King Charles liarrond Lambeth and Geneva Evelyn Horton Uk'Ko Floras and Rosarlu Martinez Gallegaso Henry Clinton lirunson Jr. and Winnie Rita Prences John llarley Pitts and: Margy Gayle I'assmure Marlon Gordon New ami Patricia Ann Reynolds Kenny Hay LonglnoandBet- ty Carol Shirley Teddy Lee Schultz and La Jean Tew Alvlno Lewis Lopez Jr. and Juanlta Perez Andrew Sllva and Angelina 0skerson DISTRICT COURT John C. Waller Jr.

vs. Percy Jim Gray, damages. Judgment was for plaintiff as to liability and fault only, and that the amount of damages be held pending further proceedings by court. Judge John C. Patterson presided.

1-25-C7. Carolyn Ann Befeld.et al vs. Clark E. Flournoy, etux, damages. Judge Patterson dismissed case on motion of all parties at cost of the defendants.

1-25-07. Royal A. Stlnson vs. Employers Mutual Liability insurance of compensation. Judge Patterson rendered judgment or plaintiff for $2,500.

1-257. Elmer H. Hall as Next Friend ot Cynthia Gail Hall, a minor, vs. W. A.

Cantrell, damages. Judge Patterson ordered judgment for plaintiffs of $707. 1-26-C7. Patricia A. Rlchter et al vs.

George H. Richter, damages. Judgment for plaintiff in the mount of $1,500. Judge Paterson. 1-2C-G7.

Earl Williams Jr. vs. Travelers Insurance compensation. Judge Patterson ordered that plaintiff take nothing. 1-20-07.

The City of Lake Jackson vs. Louis R. Roddy, et ux, paving lien suit. Judge Patterson ren- ered Judgment for plaintiff as decree on file. 1-23-67.

George A. Humphries vs. i U. S. Fidelity and Guaranty compensation.

Comrpo- mlse judgment for plaintiff In the amount of $22G was rendered by Judge Patterson. 125-67. Shelby Smith, et al vs. Andrew Smith, et title and possession. Judge Jack B.

Miller rendered agreed Judgment as per decree on file. 1-30-G7. Reno Frederick vs. Texas Employers Insurance Association, compensation. Agreed judgment for plaintiff In the sum of $4,800 was ordered by Judge Jack B.

Miller. 1-30- C7. Roy V. Frasher vs. Bakers Commercial Life Insurance- damages.

Judge Miller dismissed case as a compromise settlement was made. 1-30-67. James E. Herrlngton vs. Employers Mutual Liability Insurance Co.

of compensation. Judge Patterson ordered judgment for plaintiff to recover from defendant the sum of $1,780. 1- 3J-GT. J. Oliver vs.

The Home Indemnity compensation. Compromise Judgment for plaintiff In the sum $7,500 rendered by Judge Patterson. 1-31-67. Frank J. Reid Co.

vs. Pearland State Bank, application for Writ of Garnishment. Judgment for plaintiff in sum ol $3,340 was ordered by Judge John C. Patterson. 1-31-67.

COURT OF DOMESTIC RELATIONS Otto G. Knape vs. Mary B. Knape, divorce. Judge E.

R. Gcff granted divorce 10-25-66. Willis H. Lavender vs. Phyllis Lavender, divorce.

Divorce was granted by Judge Goff. 1-27-67. Victoria Glzinskl vs. Gary Dwayne Gizlnskl, divorce. Divorce was granted.

Custody of minor child was awarded to plaintiff with defendant to have specific visitation rights. Judge Gotf ordered defendant to pay child support of $75 per month. Property settlement approved. 1-30-67. Thelma Wllcox vs.

Ira C. Wllcox divorce. Judge Goff granted divorce. Property settlement approved. 10-28-66.

Georgia Ann Pennington vs. Eugene Phillip Pennington, divorce. Divorce was granted with custody of minor children awarded to plaintiff, defendant to have reasonable visitation. Judge Goff ordered defendant to pay $150 per month child support. 1-30-67.

Kenneth W. Bruwn vs.Shar- on Brown, divorce. Judge Goff granted divorce as per decree on file. 1-31-67. Cager Carlton Harris vs.

Carolyn R. Harris, divorce. Divorce was granted by Judge GoH. 1-31-67. Carrie B.

Williams vs. Julian C. Williams, divorce. Granted 2-1-67. Sam Bass Jr.

vs. Marvlynn Ottls Wright, debt. Judgment was for plaintiff in the sum of $502.40 plus attorney's fees, plus Cf Interest from date. Judge E. H.

Goff presided. 1- 2-J-G7. Great Western Finance Co. vs. Jimmy R.

Burke, debt. Judge Goff rendered judgment for plaintiff in the sum of $750 and attorney's fees, plus Interest at per annum. 1-2467. Lupe Serbantez, DW1. Upon plea of guilty, Ju'lgt- Goff set defendant's punishment at $-50 fine, 30 days In jail and all court costs.

Lupe Serbantez, DWI, Probation revoked after hearing and defendant sentenced In open court. Judge K. R. Golf presided. 1-2C-C7.

David E. Wise, Upon plea of guilty, alty was set by Judge Goff at $100 fine, 10 days Hi jail and all costs. Credit was glvende- fendant for jail time served. 1-20-67. Frank William Walker, speeding appeal.

Order forfeiting bond vacated on stale's motion. On guilty plea, defendant's punishment was set at $25 and costs. Judge Ljoff df- payment to Feb. 3, 10C7. 1-27-67.

Frank William Walker, running stop sign two counts. Judge Goff dismissed both counts on state's motion due to plea in above case. 1-2767. Dewey Donald Dean, theft. Judge Goff dismissed case on state's motion as per decree on file.

1-27-07. Isadore Goiizales, resisting arrest. Dismissed on state's motion, i-30-67. Glen Carter, using profane language over telephone. Case was dismissed on state's mo- tion at re-quest of complainant.

1-30-C7. Bobby Lee Whitehead, DWI. Upon plea of guilty, Judge Goff set defendant's punishment at $125 fine, five days in jail and costs, with all but $50 probated for 12 months. 1-2-1-07. Robert DWI.

Upon plea of guilty, defendant's punishment was set by Judge Goff at $125 fine, 10 days in jail am) costs, with all but $00 probated for 12 months. 1-24-07. Podiatrist Chiropodist Disorders of the Foot Children and Adults A. J.Wolf WILL BE AT THE BHAZOSPORT CLINIC 1401 NORTH ON WEDNESDAY FROM 2 P.M. TO 4:30 P.M.

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