European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 11, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Saturday August 11,1990 the stars and stripes a a Page 25outdoor adventures winners await Roar of a Hirsch Many american Hunters Are anticipating a Hunt for Hirsch red Deer Stag or Gams Chamois As a result of the capital game drawing last month. These Hunts take place every year in late summer and fall and provide great experiences that appear in the stories of most Hunters for the rest of their lives. N the Roar of a Hirsch in late september the careful study of a Gams in the Early morning Haze or the crunch of Snow under Boot soles on a Mountain path will be a part of these Hunts and their lasting memories. J the Hunter must make a Good commonsense Effort to make it happen and some Basic preparations Are the key to a Good Hunting trip. There Are several important areas of concern that should be considered before going on a Hunt for capital game. These Are the accuracy of the Rifle physical condition footwear knowledge of the game to be hunted and some general information about the Hunt. A Hunter will probably feel More comfortable and better prepared if he or she knows exactly How the Rifle performs at 100 to 200 meters. I recommend shooting about 10 practice shots at these ranges a week or so before the Hunt just to ensure the scope is properly adjusted. Good physical condition is important for Hunters going on Hunts in Alpine regions. These Hunts can involve difficult walking on Steep and Rocky terrain. I recommend a daily exercise pro Gram that includes running a few Miles each Day to prepare for the Hunt. If you re in Good condition you will enjoy the Hunt. If you re out of shape you May become so tired that it will be impossible to shoot accurately once the game is located. Problems with the feet can easily ruin a Hunting trip. Anyone planning a Hunt this month or even later should decide now which pair of boots to use. They should be worn As often As possible beforehand to be sure they Are comfortable and fit properly. If the feet Hurt the entire body will Hurt especially in terrain where a lot of climbing is required. A Boot with hard Ibram Type sole is advisable for Wear in the mountains. Tennis shoes Are not appropriate. I have always found that the More i know about the game the More i enjoy the Hunt. It May not be necessary to recognize All the characteristics of an animal a age development and so on a to decide whether to shoot because the guide will normally make the decision. But Good understanding of the game to be hunted can provide a great Deal of satisfaction. I recommend some study and discussions with friends to increase your knowledge of the species to be hunted. Before going on the Hunting trip you should Contact the Hunting and fishing coordinator making the arrangements to learn As much As possible about the situation. Will a sleeping bag be required will a Hunting Cabin be available How Long is the hike to the Cabin what a the tipping custom answers to these and other questions will help the Hunter plan for the trip. Its also important to know exactly where and when to meet the guide. The meeting place should be found before the Hunt begins if possible. Waiting until the dist minute can cause delays and get things off to a bad Start. So these arc some of the main considerations. Remember proper planning can be part of the fun and will surely add to the enjoyment of the total experience. The Wiesbaden Rod and gun club will hold its 12th annual Jaeger Angler and  . And live entertainment by a the Cha cons August 25, starting at i noon. Food will be served at 5 . And live entertainment by Quot a a a will kick off at 8 . The Cost is $10 or do 20, and a a p0f civilian proceeds will go to the Winter feed program. F More information Call military 339-3009, or Civili 06121-428649. The Start and strip Everett expected to Start for rams by Rob Staggenborg staff writer Berlin a the los Angeles rams and Kansas City chiefs wrapped up their final practices Friday before the first Ever american bowl in Germany. Kickoff is set for 7 . Saturday at the historic olympic stadium the site of nazi dictator Adolf hitlers snub of . Gold medal Winner Jesse Owens in the 1936 olympiad. John Robinsons rams finished their final preparations for saturdays game with offensive and defensive drills. Marty  a chiefs who Hope to improve on a 4-3 ram Edge in pc season exhibitions spent the humid afternoon working with emphasis on quarterbacks Steve Pelluer and Mike Elkins. The chiefs Are 0-3 against the rams in regular season action. The two teams have not met in the preseason since the chiefs topped the rams 27-19 in 1977. Ram starter Jim Everett is expected to Start though he will see limited action. Mark Hermann and Chuck Long will share the quarterbacking duties. The chiefs Christian Okoye the a Fly a leading rusher last season is also expected to see Little action. Steve de Borg is expected to be named saturdays starter though he will share the role with Elkins Pelluer and Veteran Ron Jaworski who finds himself fighting for at least a third string spot. The chiefs reported nine injuries and the los Angeles rams seven for saturdays game. Running Back James Saxon Heads the chiefs injury list. Saxon was listed As questionable for the game with an ailing ankle. Tight ends Alfredo Roberts ankle and Rod Jones knee were listed As questionable along with linebacker Rob Mcgovern ankle and tackle Michael Harris ankle. Wide receiver Emile Harry knee is doubtful. Running Back Todd Mcnair Gro incomers act . Pearson foot and nose tackle Dan Saleaumua leg Are probable. Linebacker Fred Strickland hamstring tops the rams casualty list. Strickland is listed As probable. Linebacker Larry Nelm toe is doubtful while nose tackle Alvin Wright Quadri Cep comeback Daryl Henley Groi halfback Jim Price hamstring and safety Lupe Sanchez calf were listed As questionable. Rams wide receiver Anthony Sargent definitely is out with a hamstring pull. The game will be televised by an. File Jim Everett. Ready for chiefs it would be great step commentary writers John Czarnecki likes the underdog. When Frank Deford launched the National last Winter Czarnecki tossed away a secure sports writing  with the Dallas morning news to join the budding Enterprise. A the Way i looked at it was if we made it then it would be a great step for sports writers a a said Czarnecki one of the papers three football beat writers. When the National popped up in Newsstands in new York los Angeles and Chicago Industry types scoffed at the sports daily contending that it was a Tough sell. Czarnecki afraid but not petrified at his sudden loss of Security at the morning news liked the idea of a daily sports newspaper. Europe had already caught onto the idea so America seemed destined for a sports daily. A when i left the morning news i took a lot of grief trom the sports editor. I think the whole a underdog thing played a Factor. A the risk and Security of taking the  raised valid questions. I have enough Talent and experience that in a confident i could have gotten a  if the National failed. It May not have been in the City id like to live. I can live anywhere really As Long As its by an Airport and there Are plenty of telephones  after suffering through turbulent labor pains Frank Deford gave birth to the National in january. The daily has shaken a severe Case of stomach butterflies it endured in the beginning and now will add a three More cities within the next two to three months Rob Staggenborg Czarnecki said. Dallas a City rooted with deep sports ties will get the newspaper within the next two weeks. Detroit will follow and the Baltimore Washington . Metropolitan area will see it shortly. Plans Are being made to bring it to Boston and Philadelphia. Production bugs and distribution problems hampered Early sales. Several top editors from sports Illus a a a Quot Foi rated defected in Deford a footsteps. A it looked like is Quot Czarnecki said. A was we be evolved in the past few months its becoming More of a newspaper. The toughest thing about it is trying to read through it cover to cover each Day. There is so much information in it All compartmentalized. If you follow football its All there. A with so Many people coming Over from is there Are disagreements. A lot of them think like magazines As far As design and editing. There Are Days when they butt  ironic Auy sports illustrated writer Steve Wulf has Becon wat National fan. �?o1 think America was ready for a sports Diny. You walk through the airports and look at Usa today with Only three sections because people take the sports sections out of them. Its getting better and better. They be really hit their  Deford a exodus from the Best Selling sports weekly left is staffers bittersweet. A sports illustrated Felt kind of betrayed when he left. He said he  work for another Magazine. Then he starts the newspaper. We Yvere sorry to see him go. Frank Deford is a magnetic person. A i done to think anyone at is Hopes it Dies a he said. A a lot of people think its a wonderful idea because of the sports Boom in  Deford recruited a handful of the Best writing Talent available to work for him. Quot the National has some very Good Talent but we did no to lose a lot of writers to them a Wulf said. A Frank took some key personnel and we be had to work hard to fill those  marketing the paper was tougher than getting it started Czarnecki said. A it was a hard sell. We be made it an attractive paper. I think most people did no to think readers were entrenched in Reading a daily sports paper really it sounded so much better than it really was when we first started it. The problems came not from the writers but from things like distribution production a things we  control. I got tired of nearing a Why Isnit this thing working a the reasons it Wasny to working at first were out of the writers  hopefully Czarnecki said the next few years will be better than the first by expanding the National across the nation. Which to John Czarnecki a family translates into warding off the moving Van