European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 20, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Friday september 20, 19b5 the stars and stripes Page 25 outdoor adventures writer Calls yearling column slanted yearling Roebuck Hunting opportunities and game trophies were  in this column aug. 9. I encouraged american Hunters to be willing to Hunt inferior yearlings when requested by forestry officials even though these Hunts Don t yield Large trophies. I pointed out the shooting of selected yearlings and older animals is part of Germany s wildlife manage ment system and when we refuse to go for the year Ling we miss an Opportunity to Hunt. I be had one letter in response to the article. It s from James Waddell chairman of the Hunting com Mittee at the Munich Rod and gun club. James writes the aug. 9. 1985, outdoor adventures column by Mark Swearngen contains some valid Points but pre sents a slanted picture of the situation. Many Hunters new and experienced have serious doubts about the Wisdom of including a yearling on the game bag limit card. This measure which was not mentioned in the article is widely perceived As a Hasty and ill consid ered innovation which was taken without consulting the majority of Hunters. The reaction among private lease holders and for Estry officials that i have spoken to in Bavaria is one of disbelief that Hunters would be assigned to Hunt a yearling Only. Most agreed that yearling harvesting should be handled on a discretionary basis and that no specific measures were required. The implication that the majority of americans arc after Only the major trophies is totally foreign to my experience. The More than 40 american Hunters that i have met during five years of Hunting in Ger Many have collections with Only a very modest num Ber of Good trophies and More than a fair share of yearlings. The latter it should be noted were taken As the Opportunity presented itself in accordance with German Hunting tradition and without the compulsion of a mandatory yearling quota. As a group these american Hunters Are Welcome and highly regarded by their German counterparts and one would Hope this is the Case in other parts of Germany. If Hunter participation is Down according to the unnamed Hunting and fishing coordinator is can strongly suggest that other circumstances May apply. Mark Swearengen to remove any doubts about my own views at least 20 percent of the trophies in my Small collection arc yearlings. Most were taken not because they were yearlings but because they showed Clear signs of parasitic infection such As hot Fly. One of the other trophies is a 4-to-5-year old six Point Buck weighing about 130 Grams and thus a clearly conservation trophy. The message is that conservation is something applied not just to  i appreciate the letter and find James opinion generally supports my own position. Most of us know the Usa eur game bag limit record includes a Tab for yearling Roebuck. A portion of the annual wild game quota for the . Forces consists of yearling animals. When we Book Hunts on state land some forestry officials do ask that we restrict shooting to inferior yearling Bucks. The yearling Tab is intended for these Hunts. When we refuse to Hunt under these Circum stances we pass up a Hunting Opportunity. I also know Many american Hunters who love to Hunt Roebuck of any age. So i m curious to know Why some have serious doubts about the Wisdom of including a Carling on the game bag limit  yes selective shooting As a conservative practice applies to Roebuck of All Ages and i be always regarded most Hunters As conservationists. Equally important to the conservation motive is that Hunting be fun. And the Only Way to have fun is to go. Waidman Sheil. Allen Johnson is publishing an enthusiastic fishing newsletter from the Heidelberg club these Days. His latest production announces a fishing class sept. 23-25. It also includes some great fish facts enclosures that Tell All about your favorite fish offer  hints on fishing and cooking and give advice on How to stay out of trouble. A few fish stories Are Ilso included. Anyone interested in the fishing class or wanting to get on the newsletter mailing list should Contact Al at Heidelberg civilian 06221-62580 or write Allen Johnson Cesae. Bon 766, Apo 09403. A cod fishing trip to the North sea has been scheduled for ocl 12-13 for Rod and gun club members and their friends. Forty spaces arc available on a first come first served basis. The Price is s49 and includes round trip bus transportation to Kam Norland the Netherlands from Hei Delberg use of boat fishing gear bait the fish you catch one night in a hotel breakfast and one other meal. Reservations can be made by calling the Hunt ing and fishing Branch of 1st personnel command a Chinau military 2136 or ets 379-7632. Two Duck and pheasant Hunts Are scheduled for nov. 9-10 and 28-29 at bog Nice Denmark Accord ing to the Hunting and fishing Branch of 1st pers come. The Price is j195 for Hunters and $80 for non Hunt cars. This covers bus transportation shooting fee one night in an oceanfront hotel Brcak ast and dinner. Hunters must possess a German Hunting License. A danish License is also required and May be obtained for do 44. All game taken May be purchased and brought Back to Germany. Reservations May be made through local Hunting and fishing coordinators or directly with the Hunting and fishing Branch 1st pers come Apo 09081. Telephone a Chinau military 2136 or ets 379-7737, or Schwet Zingen civilian 06202-15395. The we Bruecken Rod and gun club will celebrate National Hunting and fishing Day sept. 28, with an entire weekend of activities the fun will Start saturday at 6 . With a children s fishing Derby at the cent wig fishing lakes. Shooting events will be held at the  Rifle Range and the pistol Range on Kreuzberg a a conc. There la be a picnic at the Rod and gun club starting at 4 . Saturday. For More information Call David Vanattia at Owci Bruecken military 6138 or 8395. Wisher shocks Mac Champion Farrow by boo Odem staff writer Torrejon Spain in any sport a smart player looks for a chink in his oppo nent s Armor. Especially if his opponent is the favor Ite. Richard Wisher the no. 3 Continental sports conference player from Hahn was an underdog in an open division quarterfinal singles match thursday in the the Safe Tennis championships. When he lost the first set to the Mediterranean sports conference Champion Paul Farrow it was expected. Farrow has a powerful service and a solid Tennis background that included playing an Eastern sat Clit tour in 1977 that sometimes included Vitas Gerulaitis Tom Gorman and Tim Mayotte. Wisher pulled off the biggest open division upset when he rebounded to Knock off Farrow 3-6,6-0.6-3. But the other Champion with the name of Paul United kingdom sports Confer ence s Paul Colbert advanced to Friday s semifinals with a 7-5, 6-1 Triumph Over de Tipton the Csc s no. 2 from Rhym main. Rick Rocha s hard fought 6-4. 3-6, 6-4 Victory Over Mac s Kevin Engelmann put three Csc members into the open semis. Wisher and Rocha join teammate Kirk Hunter of Ramstein who advanced on wednesday. Hunter was to face Rocha and Wisher was to meet Colbert Friday morning. If it sounds like a domination by the Csc it is. It was a first when the Csc won All 13 of its matches on wednesday s opening Day schedule and built up a huge Lead in the team standings 16 Points to 2 each for the Csc and . I am normally a slow starter said Wisher who at 28 stands 5-foot-9 and weighs 160 pounds. I was t mentally into it the first set Wisher said. But i got better As i went along. And i found a weakness in his fore hand. His returns from his forehand weren t so Good so i started playing to  Wisher said he discovered the weakness late in the first set. Why not sooner because my game is always geared to playing to a right hander s backhand an swered Wisher a Lethander. After i lost the first set i said to my self the hell with this and started from scratch Wisher said. Wisher concentrated harder and broke Farrow in the second fourth and sixth games for a love second set. He was t even in it in that  Farrow came Back in the third set but Wisher broke service in the second and eighth games and served out the ninth for his Triumph. I had to scrape and scrap for this Victory. Basically 1 am disappointed in my self said Wisher a native of Lynchburg a. Lately matches Are draining me mentally i concentrate harder with each match. Physically i am Fine. "1 just had a big mental lapse in the second set Farrow said. Colbert has been a big Surprise starting with the . Tournament when As an unseeded player he won the open singles championship. Since arriving at Torrejon Colbert with the help of teammate Tom Pong at developed his service for the fast Rock composition courts Here. Normally i play on slow courts and have never developed a big service said Colbert who hails from Suitland my. Colbert escaped the first set when tip ton had three set Points at 5-4 on Colbert s serve. I kept trying to push it and Force errors said the 5-6w Colbert. After win Ning the first set Colbert a right hander said i started to Click then and there was no stopping  Colbert won the . Title by beating Joseph Senkir 6-1,6-1. The . Team was decimated when Senkir and his replacement Dave Mannix and two seniors Roger White and Rodney Faulkner failed to show. A French air controllers strike kept Mannix in Laken Heath and the other three players had duly commitments. In the women s singles losers bracket the two no. I players from the . And Mac Tryssa Bogart and Michelle Ulett respectively got Back into the Hunt. Bogart of Lakenheath Defeated Torr Jon nurse Charlotte Dvorak the Mac no. 2, 6-1,6-2. Ulett won on the Day after her birthday 6-2. 6-0 Over Kim Pong at of the . But on her birthday wednesday the Hollywood fla., native who was born in Jamaica lost to the Csc no. 2 Theresa Lansford. Lansford was to play Csc no. 1 and defending Safe Champion Diann Hunter in Friday s winners bracket finals. In the seniors division 35 years and Overall three of the conferences no. I players advanced to the semifinals Steve Gallagher of the Mac Mike Cecchi of the . And Dave Waters of the Csc. The other Winner was the Csc no. 2 Jerry Jackson of Augsburg. Gallagher a dentist at Torrejon and a 1973 graduate of the University of Nebraska stopped Al Sato of the Csc 6-2. 2-7, 6-3 Cecchi despite losing his service the first set toppled Mike Piccinino of the Csc 6-3, 6-3 Waters took out the Mac s John Barajas 6-2, 6-3 and Jackson easily eliminated the . S Harvey Swann 6-1, 6-1. The biggest Surprise in doubles came when Colbert Pong at stunned Hunter Tipton 4-6, 6-2, 6-2. They look the net away from us in the second set and we could t get it Back explained Hunter. Hunter Tipton were dropped out of the tournament later thursday when Farrow and Engelmann Defeated the Csc no. 1 duo 4-6, 6-3, 6-2. The first champions of the tournament were the Csc masters doubles team of Bob Pike and Jerry Tinnon who won both their matches in the three team round Robin Competition. Pike and Tinnon first dropped Don Bou tin and Dave Ethridge of the Mac 6-4, 7 6 7-1. Later Pike and Tinnon came Back and Defeated Jim Kupper and Chuck grabber the . 6-0, 6-3