European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 6, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 24 the stars and stripes Friday january 6,1989 outdoor adventures a bearing Day in fhe ardennes it s always Good to hear from Wei Brincken s Jake Chamberlain. Whether Hunting stories or occasional newsletters everything i hear from Jack tends to be entertaining and Well a Little unusual. Here s a letter i just received from him. Jake writes dear Mark on this cold blowing Drippin , Muddy and splendid Day in the ardennes i hit a wild boar. Let me Tell you about it. Pull up a Footlocker sit Down. Ten of us from Nebraska to Bavaria had Gath ered at chateau Street in Belgium for a Bat tue drive Hunt arranged through the Hunting consortium by Bob Kern. This was to be my last Chance this season to put a european wild boar on my trophy Wall and dining table. To Honor the boar spirit and the Hunters and soldiers who had died in defense of the ardennes during two world wars i had stopped on the Way at Mart change at the Monument to the Chasseur d ardennes stood facing eastward across the Valley in front of that massive Bronze boar and sounded the end of the Hunt and a la lion my Hunt ing Horn. So it was that i began the morning of the 22nd of december standing on wet leaves atop Slippery Clay leaning against a Beech sapling soul and body at rest. Behind me was a narrow apron of mixed hard Wood before the drop into the Valley. In front of me the logging track was merely a Long smear of Gray mud. Across that was a fringe of Thorn and dead Fern with undisciplined Hardwood to my left front and the dim and narrow alleyways of a Pine Plantation slanting away on my right front. That apron behind me was a no fire zone. Two spotted Deer Gray and ghostly shadows gliding through the Brake drifted in front of me an hour later. I pretended i was a tree and that my double barrelled Rifle was a Branch and they let me Admire them until the fickle wind told them i lied. More shapes materialized an Infinity later. They Mark Swearengen were a family group of boar that allowed me Only flirting glimpses of body sectors among tree trunks before they dissolved Back into the Mist. And then i knew that it was behind me. I looked Over my left shoulder to see the Boss of the Woods glaring at me from 15 feet away. The slant of its body told me that i was Between it and the Pine Alley it wanted to reach. I looked at it in the no fire zone. It looked at me from the no fire zone. We looked at each other. Its expression soured. It charged. I thrust the barrels of my Rifle like an Assegai at the mass of its head. My  told me that steel met Bone and the Impact helped my body Sway aside while the boar s head pinched the necessary mini mum away. The boar s body did not flinch away it honoured that newtonian Law governing masses in motion and brushed my leg in passing. As the Impact of boar body on Rifle muzzles pivoted me out of the no fire zone i fired. There was a stroboscopic image of dark body hairs illuminated by red powder Sparks and then we were no longer joined. Since i thought i had wounded it i was now obliged to kill it and still off balance fired the second barrel at the disappearing boar using the natural bulls Eye and identifying it As a female. The shot struck but she carried into the Pines while i shouted in jubilation and Chagrin and re loaded the Winchester. Mark i wish i could say that it was i who found her and fired the coup de Grace but that Honor fell to capt. Chip Collins of he co 501st support in who came face to face with her while scouring those Pines in the rain two hours later. Her live weight was 296 pounds and Chip generously As signed the trophy hide to me. The Point of All this Mark is that surely you know Many people who can say that they have shot at a charging wild boar and hit it. I m Likely one of the few who can say that they hit a charging wild boar and then shot it. Waidman Sheil. The Zweir Focken Rod and gun club will hold its Spring Hunting course feb. 22 through March 13. Classes will be held tuesday wednes Day and thursday nights from 7 to 10 . Rifle and Shotgun shooting will be held on selected saturdays to be announced. The graduation party will be april 6. For More information Call Dave  Attia at military 494 6133 or Jake Chamberlain at civilian 06841-60936or military 498-2806. Paul Elias a 37 year old professional Bass Angler from Laurel miss., won the professional division of the Bass pro am tournament dec. 10 on Lake Okiec Tobee Fla. Elias earned $40,000 Cash and a fully rigged Ranger Bass boat valued at $20,000 for his winning catch of 25 Bass weighing 53 pounds 6 ounces. Charles Steele a 26 year old Angler from Attalla ala., took top honors in the Amateur division with a total of 21 Bass weighing 33 pounds 14 ounces. The pro and Amateur divisions of the pro am tournament both have 100 contestants. The 19th annual Bass masters Classis will return to Richmond va., and the historic James River aug. 17-19. This most revered event in Bass fishing pits the top 35 professional Bass anglers in the world against the Black Bass and the tidal surges of the River. Also in the event and competing for the title will be five amateurs who will qualify from the 1800 Bass chapters which Are organized into five federations. The stars and stripes army wrestlers pin title Hopes on Pir Masens compiled by Klint Johnson assistant sports editor wrestling the Usa eur championships in freestyle and Greco roman is set for the weekend of Jan. 14-15 at Huster Hoh Cavern in Pir Masens. Freestyle Competition starts Jan. 14 at 10 ., with Greco roman beginning at 11  The next Day. Physicals and weigh ins Are scheduled for 7-8 30 . Jan. 13 for freestyle wrestlers and from 6-7 30 . Jan. 14 and from 8 30-10  Jan. 15 for Greco roman wrestlers. Each major command can enter two local Roundup wrestlers in each weight class. Champions and selected runners up will be nominated for the army trial Camp. Basketball the second annual Heidelberg Martin Luther King basketball invitational is set for Jan. 13-16 at the Patton and Womack gyms in Heidelberg. The tournament is open to men s and women s teams who enter before Jan. 11. The team entry fee is $85. The 1988 tournament featured 18 men s teams and 10 women s teams with Pirr Tasens men and Heidel Berg women taking the titles. Contact Tom Benson at ets 370-6460 or 06221-576460. Power lifting the Berlin invitational will be held at the Cole sports Center in Berlin Jan. 15, starting at 10  Weigh ins will be held twice 2-4 . On Jan. 13 and 7 30-9 . On Jan. 14. The army sponsored meet has been sanctioned by the . Power lifting federation. Power lifters from outside Berlin should Call Ralph Cuomo at ets 332-6168 for reservations on the Jan. 12 Frankfurt Berlin duty train. All . Id card or passport holders Are eligible. Scoreboard from Page 22 world juniors Sweden 3, .a. 1 at Anchorage Alaska wednesday United states 0 1 01 Sweden ,.,1 1 13 first period1, Sweden Erickson Eriksson swedberg2 24. Second period2, Sweden Rydmark wellborn4 25. 3, United states Burt ciavaglia19 26. Third period4, Sweden Rosander rydmark6 16. Shots on goal United states 10-9-322. Sweden 5-8-1326. Power play opportunities United states 0 of 3 Sweden 0 of 2. Goalies United states Glickman 26 shots-23 saves. Sweden Karlsson 23-22. American hockey league wednesday s results Hershey 8, Maine 2 new Haven 6, Springfield 4 International hockey league wednesday s result fort Wayne 5, Kalamazoo 4, so Muskegon 10, Denver 3 Milwaukee 5, Salt Lake City 4, so East coast hockey league wednesday s results Virginia 8, Carolina 4 Erie 8. Johnstown 3 College wednesday s scores East Merrimack 7, holy Cross 1 Pittsburgh 6, Union 3 Spalding invitational Carmel Calif. A scores wednesday after the first round of the $250,000 Spalding invitational pro am tournament played on the Par-72, 6,850-Yard poppy Hills course the Par-70,6,515 Yard Carmel Valley ranch course and the Par-71, 6,175-Yard Carmel Valley Golf and country club course Alan Taple 31-3566 Bob Gilder 31-3566 Greg Powers 33-3366 Ted Gold 34-3468 Dave Barr 33-3568 Roger Maltbie 33-3568 Rob bold 34-3468 Robert Huxtable 33-3568 Craig Stadler 34-3468 Mark Hayes 36-3369 George Archer 35-3469 Warren Chancellor 34-3569 Charlie Gibson 36-3369 Loren Roberts 35-3469 Johnny Miller 35-3469 Keith Clearwater 34-3569 Gary Mccord 36-3470 David Ogrin 34-3670 George Daves 35-3570 Sonny Skinner 37-3370 George burns32-3870 David Edwards 35-3570 Jay Delsing 35-3570 Dave Elchelberger 36-3571 Donnie Hammond. 36-3571 Keith Fergus 36-3571 Adam armagost 35-3671 Ron Cerrudo 36-3571 Barry Jaeckel 37-3471 Robert Meyer 35-3671 Rod curl 34.3771 Bob Boldt 33-3871 Tennis South australian open Adelaide Australia a results wednes Day from the $123,400 South australian open men s Tennis championships seedlings in parentheses second round Alexandra Volkov soviet Union def. Andrei Olhovsky soviet Union 4-6,6-3,6-4 Mark Kratz Mann Australia def. Neil Broad South Africa 6-3, 7-5 Goran Ivanisevic Yugoslavia def. Johan an Derson Australia 6-1, 6-7 7-16-2 Peter Sam Pras ranches Palos Verdes Calif., Jason Stol Tenberg 8australia 6-3,6-2. New zealand Wellington new zealand a results wednesday in the $145,00 new zealand Tennis championships on the plex pave courts at the re noun Center seedlings in parentheses second round Milan Grejber 2czechoslovakia def. Brett Steven new zealand 6-3, 6-3 Tobias ventes son Sweden def. Steve Guy new zealand 3-6, 7-6 11-97-5 Paul Chamberlin Toledo Ohio def. Roger Smith Bahamas 3-6, 7-6 7-46-1 Shuzo Matsuoka Japan def. David Wheaton Excelsior. Minn. 7-6 7-47-6 8-6. Australian hard court Brisbane Australia a results wednes Day from the $150,000 Danone australian women s hard court championship seedlings in parentheses second round Catarina Lundqvist 10sweden def. Kathy Horvath Largo Fla., 6-3, to Dinky  Rensburg 15south Africa def. Carin Bakkum nether lands 6-2, 6-4 Claudia Porwick West Germany def. Eva Kraft Switzerland 6-4, 6-1 Gretchen Magers 11. San Antonio def. Wendy Turnbull Australia 6-0. 6-0 Rene Simpson. Canada def. Eva Pfaff West Germany 6-1,7-5 Catherine Tan vier France def. Hana Mandrikova 5australia 6-4, 6-4 Helena Sutkova 1czechoslovakia def. Alexia Dechaume France 6-4,6-2. Third round Anne Minter 4australia def. Dinky  rens Burg 15south Africa 6-4, 7-6, 7-0 Brenda Schultz Netherlands def. Pascale Paradis 2france 7-5,6-4. Soccer major indoor soccer league Bowling Baltimore Dallas san Diego Wichita Tacoma los Angeles Kansas City w l pet. Go 1.1 4 .733 10 6 .625 r/2 8 7 .533 3 7 7 .500 3v, 8 9 .471 4 6 10 .375 5 a 5 12 .294 7 wednesday s result Tacoma 10, Baltimore 4 transactions wednesday baseball new York mets named Rick Lawes assist ant Public relations director. St. Louis cardinals agreed to terms with Danny Cox Pitcher on a one year contract. Basketball Utah jazz waived Bart Kofoed guard. Football new York giants announced the Resig nation of Len Fontes. Defensive Backfield coach. College Cincinnati named Tim Murphy head foot Ball coach. Fordham announced that Fred Herzog for Ward will sit out the remainder of the season due to a knee injury. Missouri named Tim Jamieson assistant baseball coach. Pace named Wilford Contron head soccer coach. Pinole open Pinole Calif. A results wednesday after the first round of the $125,000 arc Pinole Ope with six game pm fall totals. 1, Parker Bonn Iii Freehold n.j., 1,445 pins. 2, Roger Koplin Stockton Calif. 1,415. 3, Ron Wil Liams Cahokia iii., 1,405. 4, Don Moser Santa Clara Calif., 1,404. 5, Steve Hopkins Tarpon Springs Fla., 1,401. 6, Purvis Granger Lafayette la., 1,383. 7, tie Bob Ben lit Topeka kan., and de Bour Dase san Jose Calif., 1,375. 9, Harry Sullins Sterling Heights mich., 1,366. 10 Steve Wunder Lech St. Louis 1,363. 11, Philip Ringener big Spring Texas 1,358. 12. Wayne Webb Beau Mont Texas 1,354. Local sports High school basketball Germany aaa boys Frankfurt 75, a town 57 at Frankfurt wednesday Kaiserslautern 18 12 11 1657 Frankfurt 24 15 15 2175 top scorers Kai Jim Gray 20, Tracy Sid Ney 11, 9 Frk Mike Kinder 26, Mike Smith 16. Marcus Shipley 8, Damonn Brown 8. Noteworthy Kinder also had 11 rebounds and six assists. Shipley and James Williams had 8 rebounds each for the eagles. Gray topped Kaiserslautern with seven rebounds. Jav Kaiserslautern 51, Frankfurt 43. Germany aaa girls Frankfurt 42, a town 34 at Kaiserslautern wednesday Frankfurt a 10 12 1242 Kaiserslautern 2 4 12 1634 top scorers Frk Tynell Martin 22, Angle Collins 10 Kai Cara Mullinix 8, Krissy Gleason i. Jav Frankfurt 20, Kaiserslautern 8