European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 06, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Friday septembers 1985 the stars and stripes Page 25 outdoor adventures Heidelberg hosts Buckskin rendezvous Black powder shooters should be preparing for the exciting fall rendezvous oct. 10-13 at the Heidelberg Roc and gun club near of Torsheim. Organizers Are expecting the largest turnout Ever More Buckskin and other traditional clothing. Competition will include Rifle pistol and Shotgun events knife and Tomahawk throw and the Mountain Man run. First second and third place trophies will be awarded for each event and a special trophy will be awarded to the highest scoring Man and woman in selected shooting events. The rendezvous will Start with a fun shoot oct. 10. It requires no registration and will be separate from the regular Competition. A special Chili feed will top off the night of the 10th. This will be a total Camp Effort with All participants contributing their own Chili ingredients. Regular registration will be oct. 11 from 4-8 ., oct. 12 from 8 . To 3 ., and oct. 13 from 9-11 . Times for the events will be assigned during registration. Fees will be $5 for registration plus $2 per event payable during registration. Shooters family members and friends Are invited to attend the rendezvous and Wear of traditional Early american clothing is strongly encouraged but not required. Camping Sites will be available on a first come first serve basis for is. Tepee tents Popup campers and lean to shelters Are permissible on the Camp grounds. Cars or trucks May enter the area Only to unload camping gear. An old fashioned saturday night get together will be organized by participants the evening of october 12. It will include music singing and dancing. Every one is encouraged to bring musical instruments and demonstrate old Home skills and traditions. The rendezvous committee still needs volunteers to help with registration and work As alternate Range officers. For More information Call Boyd Barner Heidelberg military 8637 or civilian 06221-61423, or Dusty Rhodes 06221-61749, or attend the Black powder Stam Tisch at the Hei Delberg Rod and gun club oct. 2. The 1985 v corps invitational sect shoot will be held at the Mainz Fin then skeet Range sept. 28. The Competition is open to All Levels of shooting ability it will be a non registered National sect shooting association shoot Ith six divisions based on the Lewis system which uses the Day s scores to establish the divisions. Experienced marksmen and beginners will not be competing with each other so even new shooters will have a Chance to win an award. The v corps outdoor recreation office is provid ing shotguns ammunition targets and hearing Protection devices for All participants at no charge. Privately owned firearms May also be used. Only Active duty  members assigned or attached to a unit within a v corps Community May compete. A limit of so shooters will be allowed to Register on a first come first serve basis. Registration will begin at 7 . And a safety and Range orientation is scheduled for 7 30 . There Are no registration fees and shooting starts at 8 . A a Grid quarterfinals this weekend Usa eur staging Iron triathlon sept. 14 Coap oed by Kunt Johnson Antista sports editor triathlon Usa eur s Iron triathlon b scheduled for saturday sept. 14, t arc Chi Emsee starting at 11 . The triathlon features three stages an 800-meter swim 25-Titomter bicycle ride and a 10-Kilometer run and will be divided into the following categories women s open Man i open women s seniors men s seniors and men s masters. Participation in the seniors division is open to runners who Are 30 Yean or older by sept 14, 1985. The mailers class is those 40 and Over As of the same Date. Athletes who have qualified in preliminary triathlons conducted by major com Mand triathlon Are eligible for the Usa eur event More information can be obtained from Community outdoor recreation rep local Roundup rest natives or from Dave Marten or de Henn at Schwet Zingen military 2136 or ets 379 6191 or 76787. Football the German Ameri can football league kicks off its playoffs with four quarterfinals this weekend. Saturday s 2 30  Games pair the Cologne crocodiles at Hanau Herbert Droese stadium and Bonn at Ansbach sport Verein 18s7. At 3  Sunday Nuernberg visits Berlin Tegel stadium and Munich visits Dusseldorf Turu stadium to play the defending Champion panthers. Distance running the Mann Heim Community will stage three races saturday the 20-mile death run half Marathon and 5-Kilometer fun run. Start of the races will be in front of the Coleman Barracks gymnasium. Pre registration ends Friday but entrants May Register on race Day from 7-9 . Each runner May enter one race Only. Entrance fees Are $6 or 18 Marks for the death run and half Marathon races with no charge for the fun run. Start times will be 10 . For the longer races and 10 20 . For the 5-Kilomcter run. For further information Contact Wayne Bardill at Mannheim military 2131-7012. A German american half Marathon will be hosted by the 1st so 2nd  Cav saturday sept 14, at Christensen Barracks in Bundlach. Deadline for entrees is today but late entry registrations s7 or 21 Marks will be accepted from 7 9 . On race Day. The 13.1-mile starts at 9 30 ., Fol Lowed by a 5-Kilometer run for boys and girls at 9 40 . And a 1-Kilometer run for kids  9 50 . There will be six age categories for both men and women. Bundlach is located 12 Kilometres North of Bayreuth on the Nuernberg Berlin autobahn. The Continental sports conference will hold ill Cross country championships at Span Dahlem a sept. 29. Starting at 10 . Entrants should report to the Spang Dahlem youth activities bldg. 427. Registration will be at 9 . Grafe Woehr will Host the seventh  training come Cross country meet sept. 28. For More information Call Mili tary 2643-7137 or 6167. Golf the 7th at championships Are scheduled for sept. 14 at the Grafen Woehr Golf club. For More information Call 2643-7137 or 6167. Koch rejoins pack Dickerson fops holdouts by the associated press another National football league holdout returned wednesday when Offen Sive tackle Greg Koch resumed practice with the Green Lay packers. But with just four Days to go until the nil openers Eric Dickerson headed a Large contingent of key players still away from their teams. I have a lot of mixed emotions said Koch a starter whose dispute with an assistant coach reportedly precipitated his nil Roundup aug. 1 8 walkout. My no. 1 a football and to pay Here. I surely a. 1 priority to to play this year. I ii be Ely missed football and " pm Happ thai s the main reason i m Back. Koch joins a growing list of holdouts and walkouts who have trickled Back to their teams As the season approached. Miami dolphins quarterback Dan Marino who shattered the single season Marks for passing yardage and touchdown passes last season reported Back last sat urday after walking out in a move aimed at speeding up the renegotiation of his contract a couple of other holdouts Phil Adelphia eagles wide receiver Mike Quick pc Meta rims Eric do Kearon. Wants pact renegotiated and Houston oilers fullback Larry Moriarty also showed up in the past few Days. Dickerson however remained Home in scaly Texas where he has been since the beginning of August. The Man who set a new nil Rushing record with 2,105 Yards last season wants to renegotiate a contract he signed with the los Angeles rams just be fore the salary scale exploded in a bidding our with the United states football league. His negotiating position May have improved last weekend when his replacement Barry Redden sprained an ankle. Redden s status for this weekend is questionable. Also among the missing Are cornerback Mark Haynes of the new York giants and safety Todd Bell of the Chicago bears first and second team All pros last season linebacker Bob Brudzinski and Strong safety Glenn Blackwood of the dolphins wide receiver Earnest Gray and defensive end Casey Merrill of the giants wide receiver John Jefferson of the pack ers defensive end Dennis Harrison and linebackers Jerry Robinson and Joel Wil Liams of the Philadelphia eagles and mar Vin Powell and Reggie Mcelroy the new York jets starting offensive tackles. The jets also have the Only unsigned first round draft Choice wide receiver Al Toon of Wisconsin. The reasons for the holdouts vary. Most of the eagles for example Are protesting the hard line salary policies of new owner Norman Braman. Others like Dickerson Powell and Mcelroy want cur rent contracts renegotiated. Still others Are free agents with nowhere else to go the Usel s financial problems provides them with no feasible alternative. One fairly common denominator is agent Howard Slusher. Slusher who represented such previous holdouts As Mike Haynes. Gary Barbaru and Randy White has Mark Haynes Merrill. Bell Brudzinski Blackwood and Jefferson this year. This is Vintage Howard Slusher says George Young the giants general Man Ager. He has his clients withdraw services and put pressure on the  Slusher has not said much. However on tuesday he told Mike Lupica of the new York daily news that he believed the giants were trying to use Haynes to make an example of him. Am sports radio baseball Oaklund athletics at new York Yankees 2 an. Saturday