European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 17, 1989, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 26 the stars and stripes Friday february 17,1989 outdoor adventures when Fox Hunt turns into Fox Trot Wei Brocken s Jake Chamberlain reflect Don one of my tales about Hunting alone the other Day then launched into one of his own stories that went something like this you Are quite right when you remark upon thematic communion with the Forest that comes to the thinking Hunter on a solitary Hunt. Even so Mark there Are some moments during group Hunts that can have a form of spirit As Well. Take for example Wei Brincken s last drive Hun of the season on a nearby depot in january. It was the Normal Gaggle dogs Hunters friends an neighbors Roe Deer Fox All running around and through a Thicket or standing for Long periods of Tim waiting for things to come out of a Thicket. Noonday meal in the open with Hunting stories and other conversation and at dusk the ceremonial honors to the Hunters and the wild game. Six of us five germans and a new englander stood in line to sound the traditional Calls on our Hunting horns at the proper moment. All was very proper. The most dignified forester in the District was in charge and the dogs were actually sitting trying to play the proper role instead of lolling around. A Fox had been taken during the Day and we with the Hunting horns suddenly realized How Long it had been since we had played the Call in tribute tothe Fox. So we huddled and searched through the pocket size music Book one of us had luckily brought along. We found the tune tried to whistle through it a time or two then got ready to play. Mark Swearengen the forester made a charming and dignified speech the dogs continued sitting up the Hunters kept a form of Parade rest and we Field musicians inhaled and warmed our mouthpieces. We gave the usual series of Horn signals and then attacked the Call for the Fox. The Call counterattacked. Someone or several of us had mislaid at least three of the dots in that bit of music. But rethought fast As Hunters sometimes do. It was As though we had taken a conference in the space of note realized that we were hopelessly lost some where along about Dot number 12, and agreed to meet again on the other Side at the last six dots which everyone knew. We made it through without further damage and came out at the end together. Then we stood left hands on hips Hunting horns held just so looks of Bland innocence on our faces gazing at the tops of the Pines Over the forester Shead. The forester stood gazing at the tops of the Pines Over Pur Heads the Scarlet of his face making Lovely distinction Between his Silver hair and his Gray uniform. The Hunters were trying not to look a anyone. And the dogs Well they were actively participating. It was the first time we had played any thing they could enjoy and so were having a sing along that continued Long after we stopped. We All went to supper As soon As we could Stop Waidman Sheil. The Kaiserslautern Rod and gun club will conduct a Hunting course feb. 28 through March 26 to qualify Hunters for a German Hunting License. Prospective attendees Are encouraged to Register at the club before the course starts. For More information Call Sam Middlebrooks at ets 489-6507 or 6313. The we Brucken Rod and gun club will begin its Hunting course tuesday. Classes will meet tues Day wednesday and thursday through March 16.for More information Contact the club. The Wei Brincken club will also hold an ammunition reloading class March 11. The class will cover Rifle pistol and Shotgun ammunition reloading an Bullet casting. The Cost is $2 per person. For More information Call Roger Davis at ets 494-6008 or7247. Ducks unlimited s Rhein Valley chapter raised $3,300 at its annual banquet Jan. 21 in Hei Delberg. Rhein Valley is the first chapter to be established outside North America and is the Only one i Europe. Chapter founder Don Buckley will be Leav ing Germany this summer and Don Bork Ofui Irmburg has taken Over As the new chairman. Anyone interested in joining the chapter Shoul Contact Bork at civilian 09305-1388. The stars and stripes Aba from Page 21 and sparked a late fourth period spurt a Atlanta beat new Jersey for the 16th straight time. The Hawks who led by 18 Points in the third period broke a 91-All deadlock scor ing the first six Points of the fourth period including four by John Battle. New Jersey fought Back and closed the Gap to 104-103 with 5 05 remaining As Lester Conner hit a driving Layup. Moses Malone the Hawks Center scored seven Points of his 20 Points in the fourth Quarter. 76ers 113, pacers 98philadelphia Scott Brooks scored All of his 13 Points in the fourth Quarter As Philadelphia dealt Indiana its ninth straight loss. Hersey Hawkins scored 23 a Dcharles Barkley 21 for the 76ers. Reggie Miller scored a season High 28points and Chuck person 21 for Indiana. Suns 135, supersonics 112phoenix Tom Chambers scored 35 Points while Kevin Johnson and Eddie Johnson had 25 each As Phoenix continued its Home court Mastery of Western conference Competition by beating Seattle. Phoenix 22-4 at Home this season is18-0 Here against Western conference opponents. The Victory moved the suns 1 a game behind the first place los Angeles lakers in the Aba s Pacific division while third place Seattle fell three games behind. Nuggets 117, bullets 106denver Alex English scored six of his 32 Points during a 12-0 burst to Start the second half that carried Denver past Washington. Jeff Malone scored 21 Points and Dar Rell Walker had 20 for the bullets. Warriors 133, spurs 96oakland, calf. Mitch Rich mond scored 19 Points and the Golden state warriors took advantage of san Antonio s 40 turnovers to beat the spurs. The spurs tied their franchise record for turnovers set on nov. 3, 1977, against Phoenix. The Aba record for turnovers is 43, set by the los Angeles lakers against Seattle on feb. 15,1974.terry Teagle scored 23 and Chris Mullin nets Roy Hinson 23 and Hawks Jon Koncak tangle arms in a scramble for the Ball. Added 19 for Golden state which registered its ninth straight Home Victory. Michael Anderson scored 21 and Jay Vincent added 18 for the spurs. San Antonio coach Larry Brown was irate with his team. Even the presence in the stands of former All America Cente Rdavid Robinson who will Complete his obligation with the Navy on May 21 adjoin the spurs next season did t help Brown s mood. We lose games and it does t seem to matter Brown said. It s the Effort that s my concern. It won t change until they have Pride in what they do every night. Our Guys Are concerned with Hesco Reshnet. That s what makes the warriors so Good. They Are concerned warriors coach Don Nelson said the spurs self destructed. I Don t know if it was As much our defense As some Sloppy play on their part Nelson said. The final score shocked me. I thought it would be a five Point game at Best. For some reason we usually have a hard time Matching up with san College from Page 21 ones to go and Chris Smith missed desperation 3-Pointer for the huskies. Ramos made 9 of 10 shots from the Fielland All nine of his foul shots. He scored 18 of the pirates first 25 Points in the second half. Connecticut 13-8 and 4-7, was Hurt when Cliff Robinson who finished with 17 Points fouled out with 2 44 Smith added 14 Points and seven assists and Murray Williams came off the Bench to score 14 for the huskies. Gaze who also had eight rebounds made four of his 3-Point shots in a 2 49 Span late in the first half to put the pirate ahead by 10 Points at halftime. No. 20 leu 99, Kentucky 80baton Rouge la. Ricky Blanton got Over being tense and became scored All 18 of his Points in the final 11 40 to Lead 20th-ranked Loui Siana state Over Kentucky. He wanted the game too much is coach Dale Brown said. We had a hard time in the first half because we were tense. There s a Large difference Between tense and was the fourth straight defeat for Kentucky 11-14 Overall and 6-7 in the Southeastern conference. It s the first time in the 86-year history of Kentucky basketball that the wildcats have lost 14 games in a season. It was the third straight Victory Forsu 18-6 and 10-3, and its ninth in the past 10 Chris Jackson had 34 Points for leu. Wayne Sims scored 18, Verne Singleton 14 and Lyle Mouton 11. No. 19 . State 90, Clemson 75 Raleigh . Avie Lester does thave to score for North Carolina state to win so imagine what the 19th-Rankedwolfpack did when he had 17 Points. Lester is averaging 8.7 Points per Gam and was one of three players coach Jim Valvano expected to provide help in the Middle. Against the tigers Lester did a lot of it on his Corchiani nursing a sore right ankle scored 16 Points for . Wolf pack raised its record to 16-5 Overall and 7-2 in the Atlantic coast con Ference a game ahead of North Carolina. Clemson fell to 15-7 and 4-5
