European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 29, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Friday november 29, 1985 the stars and stripes Page 25 outdoor adventures Hunters cheer defeat of spa proposal Many German Hunters in Bavaria have Good reason to celebrate Over a recent decision in bavarian parliament which Defeated a social demo cratic party spa initiative to change state Hunting with a vote of 95 to 53 on oct. 22, an Effort which had been termed a great attack against Hunting and wildlife by the bavarian state Hunting association was put to rest. The association had been campaigning heavily against the proposed Law since its introduction Early this year. The spa faction in the state parliament had proposed a systematic change to the current Hunting Law which would bring a Complete change to Hunting practices and conservation in Bavaria. The proposed rules would have reduced the mini mum Sim of Hunting preserves thus increasing the number of preserve owners. Game Harvest plans would have been made More flexible allowing almost unlimited shooting of wild game in any particular year. Feeding rules were pro posed that would result in less Man provided nourish ment in Winter and elimination of Roe Deer feeding in Mark Swearengen Alpine areas. Wildlife biologists would have been Given a More Active role in decisions to reduce game population. One of the More aggravating provisions would have required the annual luring of wild game into Small pens for Quick and massive elimination of animals. The Overall intent was to achieve a Law that would reduce significantly the abundant wild game re sources in Bavaria. Promoters claimed this would help the condition of the forests in the stale. Most Hunters and leaders of the stale Hunting association objected strenuously contending instead that the proposed Law would result in less responsible game management and far fewer Hunting opportunities. Ossa skeet competitions arc scheduled in de Cember at Rod and gun clubs near the towns shown below Alconbury dec. 7-8. Merry hoho open. 12 and 28 gauge. Stuttgart Vaihinger dec. 7-8. Neucom open. All gauges. Lakenheath dec. 14-15. Open. All gauges. Mainz Fin then dec. 15. Winter fury open. 12 gauge. Ben Waters dec. 22. Silver shoot open. 12 gauge. A Hunting course will be conducted in Augsburg dec. 9-21. For More information Call Augsburg military 2582 or ets 434 4640. Note announcements of Hunting fishing and other outdoor events should be mailed to my Home address rather than the Stan and stripes to allow publication before the event. The address is Mark Swearengen Hochstin Fostr. 2, 6837 St. Leon rot i Germany. Tit Start Sikl sir kit a Greco roman action opens meet today Wuerzburg hosting Vii corps wrestling complied by Klint Johnson assistant sports editor wrestling Vii corps will hold its Greco roman and freestyle championships starting Friday at Wuerzburg Leighton Barracks. Greco roman Competition opens the three Day meet starting at 10 30 . Today and will conclude with finals from 9 . To noon on saturday. Then the freestyles take Over with preliminaries saturday afternoon and evening and finals scheduled for noon to 2 . On sunday. Bad Kreuz Nach s 10th annual mat tournament is scheduled for saturday at Rose Barracks gym. Wrestling starts at 11 ., following registration weigh ins and physicals from 8-10 . Tournament sponsors expect around 100 entries air Force and . The Heidelberg military Community is sponsoring an invitational wrestling meet Jan. 3-4 for youths 12 to 19 years of age. Wrestlers interested in competing in the tourney should Call it. Col. Bob Tomblin at Heidelberg military 6900 or 8083 or Sam Sak Orsis at Heidelberg Mili tary 7970. Tomlin s civilian Nur Noer is 06221-761692. Sak Orsis civilian number is 06221-762560. This Competition is in no Way connected with Dodds Tomblin said. There will be no Dodds Money or coaches  basketball the learn that will represent the United states in the annual shape tournament dec. 9-15, posted a pair of victories this week in France. Local Roundup the first was a 98-94 Triumph Over Nancy on tuesday. The . Squad came Back to drop troyes 105-72 the following night. William Bailey scored 29 Points and Herman Harris 16 to Lead the visitors against troyes. The Wei Brucken Wiesbaden men s and women s Continental sports conference games which were postponed last saturday have been rescheduled for Friday at Rhein main. The women s game Lipoff is at 3 ., with the men s contest starting at 5 . The games were postponed because of dangerous Road conditions. Wiesbaden which does t have a Home gym this sea son is the Host. Boxing Prumm a near Pitburg will be the site of a smoker for military boxers dec. 7. Weigh ins will be from 1-2 , a coaches meeting at 4 30 . And the first bout is scheduled for 6 . Awards will be presented for first and second places. For More information con tact . Collins at Prem 695, reached through the Pitburg operator. Bad Stoelz will Host an International smoker dec. 14 for open and Novice Box ers. Boxing starts at 7 ., with weigh ins from noon to 4 . Individual and Community awards will be presented. The Contact at bad Stoelz is David Mattingly at military 2531-666. Rugby the . Undcr-25 nation Al team will play the South German All Star squad in Heidelberg dec. 7, starting at 2 30 . Site of the game will be the Rugby training Center on spy crr Strasse the main Road leading from Hei Delberg to the Patrick Henry housing area. The . Is considered one of the ton 12 Rugby teams in the world and will compete in the sport s first world championships at Australia in 1987. The South German squad won the 1985 North South All Star game and is considered the strongest team in West Germany other than the National team. Skiing a Usa eur Alpine ski instructors clinic will be held dec. 2-6 in Garmisch Germany according to Dave Marten head of 1st personnel come s outdoor recreation program. The purpose of the clinic is to provide the Best training possible for people who teach skiing in Community morale support programs said Marten. Instruction will focus on ski techniques instructor meth ods safety precautions and class organization. Individuals who successfully Complete the clinic will receive arc instructor certification. Archery the 1985 Usa eur indoor Archery tournament is scheduled for dec. 7-8 at the Barton gymnasium in Ansbach Germany. The annual Competition is open to All . Military personnel civilian employees and family members. Registration is from 9-10 30 . Dec. 7, followed by a mandatory pre tournament meeting and equipment inspection. Shooting will begin at i1 . The first Day. The event will feature All National Field Archery association Faa styles including freestyle freestyle limited bar Bow competitive Bow Hunter Bow Hunter freestyle and Bow Hunter free style limited. Standard Faa door rounds con sisting of 60 arrows at a distance of 20 Yards will be held both Days. Archers should bring Tennis shoes to Wear during the Competition. Youth activities a usar eur workshop for a sports directors throughout Europe is scheduled to open tuesday and run for three Days in the Lake hotel at arc chiefs cd in Ger Many. The instructors will be Fred Engh chief executive director of the National youth sports coaches association Nyss and or. Michael Gray a member of the Nyssa executive Board. Gray is an exercise physiologist at North Ern Kentucky University and serves As a consultant to the . Olympic team. Engh and Gray will conduct an 18 hour Block of instruction which will qual Ify those at the clinic to train a coaches in their communities. Usa eur requires All Volunteer coaches to meet Nyssa standards once a year. Topics at the clinic include condition ing and strength development for the Young athlete nutrition in sports warm up Cool Down processes in sports the psychology of coaching children first Aid and Starling an Nyssa certification pro Gram. There will also be training in manage ment and administration of local pro Grams. Mcmillan keys Giessen s Berlin Cage Victory by Tim Boivin staff writer Berlin the Giessen wolverines got it together thursday at the Berlin invitational tournament and guard Alonzo Mcmillan supplied the crucial final touches for their Victory. The wolverines defending their tournament title Here free lanced their Way to a 48-42 halftime Lead Over Aschaffenbur. But they had to count on Mcmillan s Ball Netrol to pull out a 94-90 Victory Over the  in the opening game. Michael Mcgrate had 20 Points to Lead the wolverines followed by Randy Brooks with 18 and Mcmillan with 17. But in the end it was Mcmillan s quarterbacking that clinched the Victory. The suns rallied to Start the second half and tied the score Al 54. The game Sec sawed the rest of the Way until Brooks hit two jump shots to give the wolverines an 89-87 Lead with 1 21 left. Enter Mcmil Lan his Mission hold onto the Ball. Mcmillan did just that running the spread offence for the next minute and converting three free throws to secure a 92-87 Lead. "1 went out to take charge Mcmillan said. We were out of our Normal game and coach James Morgan said we had to get Back to Basic Ball control  for the suns 6-foot-5 Center Rodney Harris was the big gun pouring in 30 Points and controlling the offensive boards. But Harris hit Only one Basket in the last six minutes As the suns guards were unable to do what Mcmillan could control the Ball. We could t get the Ball to Rodney coach Steve Jerome said. Obviously  was what clicked for us in the game. 1 could t communicate with the guards As they came up court on the plays and we made some crucial errors at the  errors As in turnovers double crib see Mcmillan on Page 26 radio pro basketball Denver nuggets at Utah jazz 3 30 ., saturday