European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 20, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 26 the stars and stripes Friday january 20,1989 outdoor adventures scout Fig fhe animals in Missouri i was scanning some outdoor related read ing material lately from Back in the Midwest where i grew up. It brought on some Light feelings of nostalgia that creep up on me so easily when i m reminded of the Wood and grasslands near the Mississippi River in Missouri. Several things caught my Eye. A Missouri Hunting Calendar seasons for Crow Squirrel Quail Turkey and a Story about woodpeckers being King of the Bir feeder. It was interesting to note a Story about development of a waterfowl Refuge by the corps of Engi neers on the relatively new Mark Twain Lake in Northeast Missouri. The Lake has developed into quite an outdoor attraction for fishermen and boat ing enthusiasts Over the past 10 years. I m always hearing something new about the Lake and its grow ing activities. I read about a stay in school program at the same Lake. This is also a corps of engineers summer employment program for students from Low income families trying to Complete College. Students working in the program will do things like conduct guided Tours help with education workshops and develop and maintain hiking trails. I daydreamed a few minutes while looking at some color pictures of a Peregrine Falcon harlequin ducks a Northern Oriole and some Sandhill cranes. I was about to snap out of it then a Story headline caught my Eye that read special handicapped Hunt first of its kind in  i started Reading. The Story went the last weekend of Missouri s fall firearms Deer Mark Swearengen season presented a special Opportunity for Handi capped Hunters this year at Mark Twain Lake. The special Hunt was the first of its kind Ever to be held in the state of Missouri. The handicapped Deer Hunt was held on sat urday and sunday nov. 19 and 20, in the Black Hawk Loop of the Indian Creek recreation area. The Hunt was coordinated by the Monroe City Lions club the Paris Lions club the . Army corps of engineers the Missouri department of conservation and the Monroe City boy scout troop 132." troop 132? Well How about that. That s my old scout troop i thought immediately. I remember it so Well. I reflected on those things i Learned As a boy scout pioneering swimming lifesaving cooking first Aid camping. It All came Back a pleasant memory. If there was Ever an experience As a kid that had a lasting effect on me it was those hours Days and years in the outdoors As a scout. How fortunate i was to have that Opportunity. So Reading about troop 132 sure gave me a Good feeling. I could just see those scouts out there help ing those Hunters setting up Camp constructing blinds and doing some of the cooking. I somehow Felt myself Back there with them help ing with the special program. I could even see some of the old familiar faces of boys who were in the troop with me All those years ago. It was great to see that scouting is still doing Well Back Home in Missouri and that troop 132 is still in there trying to do the Best they know How. During the Winter months in Germany wild game require supplemental feeding to prevent starvation and damage to the forests. In Europe it s considered part of the Hunter s responsibility to participate in Winter feed programs. The Wiesbaden Erlenheim american Hunters group recently distributed Over 7,500 pounds of feed to state and private Hunting areas. According to Wiesbaden s Dom Aita All funds to Purchase the feed were donated by 24 american Hunters who take Pride in participating in Germany s wildlife feeding and conservation program. Aita said the group received assistance from col. Keith Poch commander of the 1st combat communications group who helped with transportation. Other group members who helped with the feeding project included Don Hinds Ray Melkers and Cliff Broadworth. American Hunters involvement in feeding pro Grams does a great Deal to improve and cultivate German american relations. Anyone wanting to get involved in feeding wild game should Contact a local Rod and gun club. The stars and stripes Aba from Page 21 turnovers lowest in the Aba this season. The 76ers handed the celtics 16-20 their third straight loss away from Home and their 13th in 17 games outside Boston Garden. In other Aba games wednesday pistons 103, nets 90 Auburn Hills Mich. Vinnie Johnson s four Points during a 13-1 Detroit run Midway through the fourth Quarter helped the pistons defeat new Jersey. Adrian Dantley led Detroit with 24 Points Isiah Thomas had 23 and Johnson 16. Dennis Rodman had 16 rebounds and John Salley 11 As Detroit outre bounded the nets 54-35. Buck Williams and Mike Mcgee led new Jersey with 16 Points apiece. Mavericks 102, nuggets 92 Dallas Mark Aguirre scored five of his 26 Points during a 16-2 first period burst and Dallas went on to beat Denver. Rolando Blackman added 22 Points for the Maver icks. Danny Schayes had 20 Points for the nuggets who dropped their seventh straight on the Road. Bucks 118, hornets 106 Milwaukee Terry Cummings scored 26 Points and Ricky Pierce made five straight baskets to open the fourth Quarter As Milwaukee beat Charlotte. Pierce scored 12 of his 18 Points in the fourth Quarter and Rookie Mark Davis added a career High 17 for the Bucks. Kelly Tripucka and Robert Reid each scored 20 for Charlotte. Lakers 111, clippers 90 Inglewood Calif. A pair of 3-Point shots by Michael Cooper paced a 10-0 fourth period run that helped the los Angeles lakers break open a close game and remain the Aba s Only unbeaten Home team with a Victory Over the los Angeles clippers. Magic Johnson scored 19 Points and added 13 assists for the lakers while James worthy had 16 Points and a season High 15 rebounds. Quintin Dailey scored 19 to Pace the clippers who lost their 11th in a Row. Warriors 133, kicks 119 Oakland Calif. Winston Garland and Mitch Richmond scored 31 Points apiece and Chris Mullin added 30 As Golden state stretched its winning Streak to six games for Only the second time in 10 years and snapped new York s five game Streak. Patrick Ewing scored 29 Points for the kicks. Morganna finds Charles Bardley who hit 23 is. Celtics. Cross from Page 21 us in front of hundreds of reporters at the team s hotel. I always told myself i wanted to play As Long As i was Happy with the Way i was playing he said. Shifted permanently from guard to Cen Ter in 1987, he has provided leadership in a role that Joe Montana describes As quarterback of the offensive  the combined nil experience of the 49ers other four starting offensive linemen tackles Steve Wallace and Harris Barton and guards Jesse Sapolu and Guy Mclntyre matches his 13 years of seniority. Walsh was unsuccessful in an attempt to get Cross to Anchor the line for one last year. In today s football the offensive line Calls Are so continuous so vital so important to Success Walsh said. He can recognize fronts he sees the shifting of fronts and changes line Calls. That know How among offensive linemen is a critical  Eddie Debartolo jr., owner of the 49ers, noted that Cross was the Only player left from when he bought the team in 1977. He has been an Iron Man for the 49ers," Debartolo said. But More than that he has held in bad times and Good times this team together with his leadership. He is the classiest individual and one of the greatest football players i be Ever been associated with he said. Cross a standout at Urcla was chosen by the 49ers in the second round of the 1976 nil draft the 42nd pick Over All. He was selected to the pro bowl Fol lowing the 1981, 1982 and 1984 seasons. While Cross indicated dissatisfaction with his play this season some of his teammates had said he deserved pro bowl consideration. I can t believe he s retiring said Montana who at 32 will become the old est 49er. I thought he had at least one or two years left in  ten years ago this week Cross and his wife came to Miami in route to the Baha Mas for their honeymoon and watched dal Las and Pittsburgh play in the super bowl. I dreamed that i d one Day play in a super bowl he recalled. This is my third and hopefully it la be my third super bowl  tar heels from Page 21 open in the second half and ran their record to 14-2 Overall and 2-0 in the big eight. Kansas dropped to 14-3 and 2-1. The 123 Points were the most Ever scored against Kansas. The previous re Cord was 115 by Kentucky in 1970. The Jay Hawks got balanced scoring and solid Bench play in the first half to keep things close and they trailed Only 60-54 at intermission. Then with Blay lock scoring four Points the sooner opened the second half with a 9-0 run. Milt Newton who finished with 22 Points hit consecutive 3-pointers As the Jay Hawks climbed within 71-64 with 16 12 remaining. But Oklahoma out scored the Jay Hawks 28-10 in the next 5 51 to take a 99-74 Lead. Kansas got no closer than 20 after that and once trailed by 30, 115-85. Mark ran Dall had 15 Points for Kansas. Florida state 112, Arkansas 105, of Little Rock Ark. Reserve Der Rick Mitchell who had a Chance to win the game in regulation scored All seven of his Points in overtime to Lead 14th-ranked Florida state Over Arkansas. Mitchell missed the front end of a one and one with six seconds left in regulation and the score tied at 100. Flu guard George Mccloud who scored a game High 28, had hit a 3-Point or to tie it at 100 with 59 seconds left. Florida state is 13-1, the Best Start in school history. Arkansas is 10-4. N. Carolina St. 82, Wake Forest 64 Raleigh . Chris Corchiani and Brian Howard led a fast breaking North Carolina state attack As the 15th ranked Wolf pack built a 16-Point half time Lead and held off Wake Forest. The Wolf pack won their 10th straight game and raised their record to 12-1. Tennessee 83, Florida 76 Knoxville Tenn. Dyron Nix scored 19 of his 29 Points in the second half to Lead no. 18 Tennessee past Flor Ida in a Southeastern conference game. The volunteers improved to 12-2 and Lead the Sec with a 5-0 record