European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 21, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 20 the stars and stripes saturday october 21, 1967 44 attend Hunt style shoot the first european Hunting style shoot sanctioned by the association of american Rod and gun clubs. Europe was held at the Span Dahlem air base Rod and gun club leased Bruchs Lodge. Awards were divided into three classes 300 out of 350 Points or More for Gold pins 260 to 299 for Silver pins and 220 to 259 for Bronze in combined Shotgun and Rifle events. Of 44 registered shooters representing the . Military Ger Many Luxembourg and France the following won Gold pins Fred Manz Trier who fired a 332 Wayne Pullen Span Dahlem 325william Daniel Span Dahlem 309, and Karl Heinz Wenzler Salm Rohr 309 Gold pin winners were sgt. J. R. Mccausland Ramstein 309 Ewald Vosen Gil Lenfeld 303 Roger Jalbert ,301, and Helmut Irle Hillesheim 301. Thirteen Silver and nine Bronze pins were addition to the american pins awarded German div pins were presented to Philip Carney Span Dahlem 258, and to Klau Willems Haarburg 243. Presentation of awards was by col. Lloyd c. Hall executive Secretary of the american association and Usa eur conservation officer. Darmstadt gets fish permits Darmstadt Rod and gun club now has an ample Supply of permits which members May use to fish the nearby Prince von Hessen Grube an abandoned Brown Coal mine which is now Alake that is Spring fed and which produces bigger than verage Pike As Well As several varieties of coarse club also has an Archery program two ranges and equip ment to teach beginners. The program is being handled by Row 10th arty and airman . Dave Thompson 6910th Security firearms enthusiasts the club has a skeet Range five pistol ranges and a 100-Yard big bore Range. Range fee is 25 cents Fornall Day and includes As Many targets As Are needed. For Junior shooters age 8-19, the club conducts ant american Rifle association program on saturdays from 2-5 . Interested adults Are needed to next Hunting school for the Darmstadt club will be held sometime in March. Dates will be announced soon. Stag party this 12-Point red Deer Stag was bagged in Testate Forest near Alf Germany on the Mosel River. The Hunter was William Morrison Lef Pitburg Rod and gun club Antlers were classified Asib and the Stag weighed 320 pounds yield dressed. Johann Schmitz right Hunting and fishing adviser for the Rhineland Pfalz District made the Hunting arrangements. Air Force photo Augsburg club reopens Augsburg Rod and gun club in flak Cavern has reopened after being closed for a month. New Hunting and fishing equipment is available at the sales May also use the club s private Lake. The skeet Range on Gablinger Cavern As Well As the Rifle Range Are now open. In addition to its other services the club offers space to hold promotion company and private parties. Membership cards May be obtained in bldg. 219, flak on All activities May be obtained by phoning Augsburg military 7389. In Usa eur football features disco seeks cinch title tie berliners after seventh straight by Klint Johnson staff writer Darmstadt Germany is unbeaten disco seeks to Clinch a tie for the 3rd Arm div conference championship and topped Berlin the win ingest Usa eur eleven goes after its seventh straight Victor saturday in army football head 5-0 visits 1st Bri Gade 3-2 at Kirch Goens and Victory for the 3rd army leaders would mean that Only 2nd Bri Gade 3-2 could Only tie for the title. 1st and 2nd brigade share second place and a loss to Dis com would eliminate the former. The 2nd brigade club draws a Bye this weekend while 3rd brigade 0-5 faces div arty 1-3 at Hanau s Pioneer Cavern in theother 3rd army contest. Berlin second highest scoring team in Europe pays a visit to Giessen 1-1 and the eagles willbe hoping to catch the bears looking ahead to next week. The Sembach Pitburg tilt crucial in determining Csc final alignment by Ben Abrams staff writer Darmstadt Germany is while Wiesbaden s flyers try to pick up the pieces from their shattered 27-game winning skein by entertaining Span Dahlem the focus in this week s Safe Germany conference action is on the Sembach Pitburg game. The tigers invasion of bit Burg can decide the final align ment for the two round Robins one involving the first four clubs in the league and the other Tak ing care of the last three teams which will Complete regular sea son activity and determine a representative for the Safe championship game. The round Robins begin on oct.28 when league leading and undefeated Rhine main which administered Wiesbaden s first loss in three seasons last week take son the fourth place club while the flyers entertain Hahn. Determines 4th spot the Sembach Pitburg game determines the fourth place club. Sembach is currently tied one game ahead of Pitburg and a Baron Victory coupled with a Span Dahlem loss to Wiesbaden leaves the three clubs with identical 2-4 records. Regulations released by the commissioner s office have set up a plan whereby the team that won the game Between clubs tied for any position would be place higher in the standings for the purpose of completing the sched ule. A Pitburg win would throw a Fly in the ointment because Athree Way tie would be effected and Pitburg would have Beate Sembach which had Defeated Span Dahlem which had conquered Pitburg and a vicious Cycle would the game at Pitburg sem Bach will be seeking its third straight Victory after losing to Wiesbaden Rhine main an Hahn in its first three Loop out Ings. Bill Dodds Larry Register and Roy Mitchell spark the sem Bach attack. Don Spisak s pass ing and Bobby Mcnair s running have been Pitburg s major threats. Wiesbaden s bid for the All Tinie non losing Streak in european service football was Cutone game Short of a tie by the rockets last week. The Londo rockets had gone 28 games with out a loss in the 1950 s. The Gambrell sideline St. Louis a Billy Gambrell split end for the National football league St. Louis cardinals will be out of action two weeks with a shoulder Sepa ration the team announced Here. Flyers will be gunning for their fifth win in six league outings and their sixth in seven game when they take on Span Dahlem. The pioneers own a 4-3 Overall record in an improved year Over 1966 when they failed to Pene trate the win column. They own a Victory Over . S leading team the Ben Waters phantoms whom they beat 14-10 in a pre league engagement. The third game on this week Agenda finds Hahn going for us fourth league win by invading Ramstein which is looking for its first Victory of the gets to rest this weekend. Chargers gain ground on jets in Al stats new York a san die go has remained the Only unbeaten team in the american football league with an offence that threatens new York league Lead Al statistics re leased wednesday chargers who overpowered Kansas City 45-31 last Sun Day closed with 7.4 average Yards per game of the jets Ashe teams retained their 1-2 positions. New York which held a30-Yard-a-game spread last week dropped to 382.6 Yards per game while the chargers Rose to 375.2. The jets did raise their pass ing average 4.4 to 280.4 Yards per game but again the chargers Cut the Gap by jumping 12 to 257.4. Oakland is the top defensive team allowing Only 189.8 Yards per game far ahead of the jets 231.2. The raiders second in Rushing defense to Boston have allowed Only 110.8 Yards a game passing. Team team Offens avg. Avg. Avg. Yards Rushing passing new York 382.6 102.2 280.4 san Diego 375.2 117.8 257.4 Kansas City 336.8 144.4 192.4boston 330.3 127.8 202.5 oakland298.8 127.8 171.0 Buffalo 276.8 70.6 206.2 Miami 239.2 94.2 145.0 Houston 202.6 122.4 80.2 Denver 186.1 104.3 81.8 team defens avg. Avg. Avg. Team Yards Rushing passing Oakland 189.8 79.0 110.8 new York 231.2 90.8 140.4boston 275.6 71.3 204.3 Kansas City 284.8 107.8 177.0houston 287.0 112.8 174.2 san Diego 313.4 100.4 213.0 Buffalo .,., 317.6 175.4 142.2 Miami 348.8 139.8 209.0 denver357.0 138.7 218.3 game has been scheduled to Star Tat 1 . The Mike Davis led bears 2-0in the com z conference and 6-0 Over All Are heading for an oct.29 league showdown with palatinate District 2-0 and 5-0 third place Giessen 1-1 and 3-2 could provide Berlin with it toughest test to Date. However the rampaging Ber liners who competed in the us afe Germany conference Las season Are averaging 47 Points per game and represent a ominous assignment for the Gies sen defense. Palatinate the com z co Leader tunes up for its Date in Berlin when the defenders Host wines Karlsruhe sunday at Kaiserslautern s Vogel Weh Field. Hanau 0-2the fifth com team goes outside its league saturday for a game at Kitzing in Leader in the Marne Confer ence with a 2-0 Mark. In the 24th div conference the1st brigade devils Riding High after their 20-8 toppling of de fending Champion 2nd brigade last week will risk their 2-0record and undisputed Loop leadership against div arty 1-1 saturday at Munich s will Ca 2nd brigade bayonets 1-1 who had won 20 straight before bowing to the devils will try to get Back on the Victor Trail sunday when they Host 3rd brigade 0-2 at Augsburg Reese Cavern. Schweinfurt s visit to Aschaffenbur sunday represents an Early season showdown in the Marne league. Runner up Aschaffenbur is 1-0 in league play an the crusaders Are 2-1. Both teams have 4-1 Over All records. Wil Flecken and Wuerzburg both 0-2 in the Marne Loop clash on the latter s Leighton Barracks Field saturday in a Battle to escape the league cellar. The win less wildcats played Kitzinger just last monday and were routed 70-8. Who where they play saturday Sembach at Pitburg 2 .Hahn at Ramstein 2 . Span Dahlem at Wiesbaden 2p.m. Disco at 1st brigade 3rdarmdkirch Goens a y e r s Cavern 1 30 .Hanau at Kitzinger non con Ferenc Harvey Barracks 2p.m. Wil Flecken at Wuerz Burg Leighton Barracks 2 . Berlin at Giessen depot Field,1 . 1st brigade at div arty 24thdivmunich will Cavern 2 . Sunday 3rd brigade at div arty 3rdarmdhanau Pioneer Cavern 1 30 .Schweinfurt at Aschaffenbur Graves Cavern 2 .Karlsruhe at palatinate Kaiserslautern Vogel Weh Field,2 . 3rd brigade at 2nd brigade 24th div Augsburg Reese Cavern 2 . Tigers last Flag in 45 Detroit up the Detroit tigers won their last american league Pennant in 1945
