European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - December 11, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Friday december 11,1987 the stars and stripes Page 25 outdoor adventures Many gifts available for the Hunter the 1nftreaty May be inc most  jl1 determined to have the name Wriss on your Tiplic inf treat event today hut it will never be bigger ism the Christmas season which has been a treasured time for americans since Long before we can remember. The Dollar May be at an All time Low but we re going to celebrate and enjoy Christmas anyway in whatever Way we choose. Moil families with Al Hunter will it least think about a Christmas gift for their outdoors Man s favorite pastime. There arc Many possibilities even with the Lovalue of the Dollar but Quality european firearms arc not included because most of them Are very expensive even with More favourable Exchange Rales. Here Are some Christmas suggestions for the Hunter Hunting books with practical reference information for the european Hunter Are available in most Hunting stores Joeger Ein Waleins Sells for 30 Marks. It has All the basics for Hunting in Germany. Vormund Nach Der  is another Good general reference Book which Sells for 40 Marks. These books and Many More will make Good gifts too. For the Hunt or who loves the cold Winter hours i Snow a pair of Loden Gamasche Wool leggings could be the Ideal gift. They Cost around 85 Marks. For gloves warm underwear sweaters and other Woolen Wear. I recommend . Sources for Best Quality warmth and prices. The German lode coals jackets and capes Are great but High priced. Some Rod and gun clubs carry outer Loden Mark save Trengen Wear for decent prices but finding the club with the exact item you want can be difficult and frustrating. Waterproof footwear is usually available at most clubs. Many have bargains on Quality insulated Field boots. Wool shirts and Knic pants can be purchased a some clubs and cafes sports shops. It s Best to Call the store before making a trip to do shopping. With a Little Luck you can get the in formal Ion you need about equipment or clothing in Slock before driving a Long distance to any particular store. If you want to give a Hunting knife As a gift there is a huge variety available. The prices also vary widely. A great austrian Hunting knife Sells at Franconia Hunting Chain stores for 79 Marks. These knives have no Brand name just crossed fish stamped on the Blade As a Trade Mark. If you want a Puma knife shop at the Rod and gun clubs. If you find a club that carries Puma you la pay a lot less than on the German Economy. Puma oilers Superb Quality but so do other manufacturers at Tower prices. When burners in Europe think optics icy think Zeiss. The thought should Stop there unless you arc determine l Zeiss r tipi ical equipment. The name costs � lot and Many other brands of Scopes and glasses Are available at lower  of the Best German made Rifle Scopes is by Schmidt und Bender. This firm has a variety of High Quality Scopes and probably the lowest prices Tor european made  Hunter should have a spotting scope. I Vechos in a 3075 of Talyth. Medium Price Range and 1 like it. Austrian Hunters will Tell you swarm ski is the Best. But then these Scopes arc made in Austria Andi be never known an austrian Hunter who preferred foreign products. I be used a Swaro ski scope a Lime or two and was never Overly impressed. If you want a name at higher Price net the Sciss 30x60 spotter scope. Japanese models arc lowest i Price on the Economy. I Don t know much about them but a Friend has one and likes  make Nice gifts and they arc great Hunt ing companions. When training them to Hunt some will do much better than others. Beagles need go Downers to show them the ropes. And dogs Are available everywhere at various prices. Local dog pounds offer the Best deals. A Good dog training kit with charts diagrams videotapes and the like would be a Good i Flo complement the new dog for Christmas. So Here Are Many possibilities. It s easy to make Lii at Hunt or in the family Happy with a gift Large or Smalt because with every Christmas it s the thought that counts. Illegal receiver costs school $2,000 Thomaston a. A Evans High school was fined s2.000 thursday because its quarterback who is the Couch soon had a radio receiver in his helmet Dur ingot least tour football games. But a stale Appeal committee ruled the school should not be required to forfeit any games. The tatter decision was immediately appealed by Effingham county High school which lost a playoff game to Evans 12-10 last Friday when the illegal receiver was discovered. The Appeal was to be heard thursday evening by in Georgia High school association s executive committee it s going to Cost us $2,300 to Appesland it Cost them s2,000," said Effingham coach Bob Griffith. That s not even a slap on the  Effingham officials were seeking a for Feit which would make Evans ineligible for Friday night s class Kaaa semifinal game against Carver of Columbus. The radio receiver already had resulted in the suspension of Evans head football coach Coly Cassidy whose son Craig is the quarterback. The Columbia county school Board relieved the coach of All athletic duties for the remainder of the year although he will continue to receive full pay. Coach Cassedy said during thursday shearing that he started using the receiver about the Middle of the season. Some games we could t use it be cause the other learn was on the same frequency he said. And some we could t use it because of inner frenc. Probably All told we got use of it in three games. As far As exactly How Man games i could t Tell  game officials heard the radio conversation Early in the second half of the game against eff Gham with Evan leading 6-0. The radio receiver was re moved and Evans was hit with a 15-Yard penalty. After that Evans managed Only one first Down and gained Only 46 Yards. The coach issued a statement earlier in the week saying he look full responsibility for his actions "1 apologize for any embarrassment thai i have caused Evans High school and the Community for the mistake i made by using the receiver in our fool Ball game against Effingham county High school he said. The j 2,000 Fine was imposed by Ghisa executive Secretary Bill Fordham after he found that the school had Vio lated the organization s code of a tits after due consideration of the Evi Dence i find that Evans High school has violated rules of the Ghisa by use of illegal equipment on numerous and a least four occasions he said in a statement issued at Ghisa Headquarters in Thomasion. Evans is hereby fined Isoo for each of the four violations for a total of $2,000 and is placed under severe warn ing for a period of one Calendar  after Fordham s ruling the Ghisa a peal committee met to consider Effin Ham county s Appeal of his earlier ruling that Evans was properly penalized is Yards during the game. The Appeal Board upheld both Deci Sions. Under Ghisa rules it could not Amend Fordham s rulings its Only options were upholding or overturning his decisions. We be taken As serious an action Ashe could Lake he said. Coach Cassedy has received bad publicity from this and his career is in jeopardy to is questionable whether he will Ever coach again. We feel coach Cassedy has been just by punished by the Columbia count school Board. By other Penally would be out of order v corps Csc wrestling tops action by Klint Johnson assistant sports editor wrestling the v corps championships Mart at i . Today at Gies sen with freestyle Competition. The three Day meet at Ayers Cavern continues saturday with More freestyle Competition from 11 . To 3 .Greco-roman Competition begins at 6 . Saturday and winds up on sunday from 10 . Until noon. Weigh ins Are scheduled for 3 30-4 . Friday for freestyle and 4-4 30 . Saturday for.Greco roman. The Continental sports conference will also hold its wrestling championships this weekend at the Hahn Afi sports and fitness Center with 60 entrants sex peeled. Unlike other local wrestling meets the Csc will conduct in.Greco roman com petition first on saturday followed by the freestyle matches on sunday. Com petition starts at 10 . Each Day an will continue until around 5 or 6 . Weigh ins will be tonight from 7-9 . The top three finishes in each weight division Advance 10 the Safe Champi local Roundup on ships Al Sembach a Jan. 8-10. The Csc will bold a training Camp for its Safe qualifiers Jan. 2-6 Al Rhein main. The Vii carps sponsored wrestling invitational scheduled for Stuttgart this weekend has been cancelled. Basketball the Kaiser Slatlem Christmas basketball shootout has 16 men s teams liked up Tor its dec. 14-18 tournament at Kleber Cavern. Ansbach Audi Altenburg. Augsburg bad Kreuz Nach Baum older Berlin Frank furl Hanau Heilbronn Kaiserslautern to Mannheim Nuernberg  Parma Sunj Schweinfurt and the. Wiesbaden army team Are the entries in the Dou ble elimination tournament games Are scheduled from . On monday 10 .-Mulnighi on tuesday and wednesday i .-7 . Thursday and 10a.m.-7 30 . Friday. A women s double elimination Christmas invitational will be held dec.2s-Jo at the fitness Center in binding in. First game each Day will begin at 1 . Teams wanting to enter should Regis Ter at the Hanau sports office ets 322-8960 no later than dec. 23. The dec. 18-22 Christmas tournament Al Vicenza Slaty needs teams to fill out a Field of 16 for men and eight for women. There is a s65 entry fee per team. Contact Doug Erncr or de Coughlin at Auto on 634-7009. Boxing Aschaffenbur i ready Barracks will be the site for an open and Novice program saturday with first bout scheduled for 6 . Weigh ins will be from 10 am. To noon. Contact Rick Thorton at ets 323 8s69 Tor More  country Eggitt usar eur based runners have been selected for the All army Cross country team trials at the Presidio of san Francisco. Dec. 14-18.the Usa eur selectee Are Michael Cassady of Frankfurt Mark Thompson of Wil Flecken Mark Sullivan of Chick res Belgium Daniel Owens of Augsburg Rod dentine of Kenza Italy Linda Tennant of Pir Masens Kathleen Delgado of soul Tjart and Linda . Those picked from the All army Tri als will Advance to the armed forces championships Al Tyndall fab fla., Jan. 8-10, and the concil International do sport Millaire championships at Tyndall fab feb. 14-20.powbrlifttng five usar eur athletes Alto were selected to com Pete in the All army championships Fol lowing qualifying Competition Al fort Indiantown Gap a. Chosen were to him s Tina Tublin 132 pounds. Bad Tolz s Tern Walters 148 and Sandra colder 165 for the women s team and Bam Berg s Roosevelt Thomas 114 and James Bornhop 212, alternate the women s team will compete in the . Nationals in Austin Texas Jan. 30 31. The men to to the inner service championship Jit to Toro calif., Marine Sta Tion feb. 14-19. 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