European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - March 16, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 24 b the stars and stripes saturday March 16, 1991outdoor adventures s Ripe a during every Hunting year its a Good idea to work on some of those Little tasks necessary to keep All your gear in Good condition. March being the closed season for most wild game provides a Good time to do some of the cafe and cleaning. A Little repair and preservation Effort for your fax verite Hunting guns can be Good therapy for those end of season blues and helpful for passing the time until the new season comes around in a few weeks. And Over the years you la take Pride in How your equipment still has that Good care look to it. For guns the Basic requirement is to clean them thoroughly then apply Oil. When doing your heavy duty cleaning Job at the end of the season its a Good idea to remove the Stock completely. Then you can concentrate on All of the Metal and not worry about get Ting Oil a and solvent on the Wood v the bore often needs the most attention. I recon. Mend a Good swabbing with Patch and solvent. Then Clear with a dry Patch. Follow this with about 10 passes of the wire Brush. Put some solvent on the Brush after about the second pass. Then swab with More patches and solvent when a dry Patch comes out clean go through with an Oil Patch to leave a Light coat on the bore. For some of those hard do get at places in the action you May want to try an old tooth Brush Small paint Brush toothpick a tip or Duck Wing Feather. These a a tools can be helpful depending on what you re trying to clean or Oil. There Are a number of Good preservatives available in Rod and gun clubs and european Hunting stores. Many Hunters use hoppers gun Oil Cito Waffen oel and Bali Stol Klever. They re All Good. For the bore i often use one of the oils both of which have an Ideal consistency and provide Good Protection. Then a Good coat of bal Stoi Klever on the outside Metal parts a mainly because the Balis Mark Swearengen a Tol does no to run As much As Oil and is a Little friendlier to wooden stocks. / although in be had excellent results with wd-40 when cleaning and preserving various tools and equipment i find it less desirable for firearms because with time it seems to leave a residue that tends to hamper moving parts. A a a a a a firearms should be stored in a dry place and protected from dust. They should also be locked in the gun rack or Cabinet. I use camera Lens paper and Lens cleaning fluid on. The Glass of Scopes and binoculars. This seems to work just Fine. Using a Lens Brush first to remove dust and other abrasive debris is a. Good idea. Rub lightly with wet paper then wipe w the dry paper. Be sure the Glass is dry then cover with the Lens Caps. Stocks should be cleaned with a Damp rag then wiped dry i recommend a Light application of Schaf Toel Stock Oil applied to the Wood once a year. This is available in German Hunting stores. Just rub a thin coat of the Oil with your hand or cloth Over the entire surface of the Stock. Boots and other leather items should be cleaned then treated with a Good leather preservative. Some boots require specific treatment with Oil or Wax base preservatives depending on the tanning process used on the leather. Check either the instructions that came with the boots or the manufacturer. In be used a couple of preservatives for several years that seem to work Well. One is Huberd s shoe grease. Its a preservative and waterproofing that has about the same consistency As Axle grease. It s Good on Oil tanned leather. For Chrome tanned leather i use some stuff called Bee Seal plus it waterproofs and can be applied to boots even when wet after a Day in the Snow. The important matter during these slow weeks of the Hunting year is to take the time to be sure your equipment is properly preserved. Then go out. And get reacquainted with some other great outdoor pastimes like hiking and skiing. Before you know it the Hunting season will be Here again. The Heidelberg Rod and gun. Club will conduct its Spring Hunting course beginning saturday at 9 . In the old Dominion club in Patrick Henry Village. The course is designed to qualify members of the . Forces for a German Hunting License. Course fee is $35. A. A a to Register or obtain More information Call the Rod and gun club at civilian 06202-51193, or Dan Mcclaskey at military 374-0287.the club has been operating on a reduced schedule lately but the store and ranges Are still open from noon to 6 . Wednesday through Friday and 9 . To 6 . On weekends. Many Rod and gun clubs hold Hunting courses at this time of the year. For information on the next course in your area Contact the local Rod and gun a club. A a a a v a a a a the Hessen trophy show will be held at the Rhein main no club saturday at 6 . Registration will be from 9 . To 1 . Trophies May be entered by any Rod and gun club member. Tickets Cost $17 and must be purchased in Advance at the Rhein main Rod and gun club retail store. The Sty and  All time f.5t Minnesota new York Seattle Boston Chicago Cleveland Baltimore Texas California Toronto Del Oil Oakland. W l pet. 6 1 .b57 6 2 .750 5 2 .714 5 3 .625 5 3 .625 4 3 .571 4 4 .500 4 4 .500 3 4 .429 3 4 .429 2 s .286 2 5 .288 Kansas Ltd Milwaukee a 5 .187 .7 .125thursday baseball Kansas City royals placed. Jim Campbell. Pitcher on waivers Tor the purpose erf giving him his unconditional release. Reassigned Daryl Smith end Luis Encarnacion pitchers Jacob Brumfield outfielder and Colm Ryan Catcher to their minor league Camp. A a. Milwaukee Brewers traded Dave Parker outfielder to the California Angels Tor Dante by , . Seattle mariners sent Mike Walker pitch. Or. And Patrick Lennon outfielder to Calgary of the Pacific coast league. Assigned Pat Perry Jeff Nelson. And Rocker Satkow pitchers Aind Jinn Carn jams Catcher to their Minohew Agio Camp Tor reassignment. Toronto Blue jays announced the Resig nation of Bod Shirley. Pitching coach of Syracuse of. The International league. Pittsburgh pirates reassigned Lee Hancock and Mika Roesler pitchers Mandy Romero Catcher John we Hoer third baseman and Kevin Burdek. Iii other to their minor league Camp. Basketball world basketball league Florida Jades named Matt Creamer coach. Signed James Hunter guard. A football world league of american football. New York new Jersey knights signed Jeff Graham and Anthony Hardy. Quarterbacks. Waived John Gregory and Scooter Molander quarterbacks Greg Lewis wide receiver and Pato cur Kendall defensive tackle. Arena football league Albany firebirds named Mika Hohensee offensive coordinator and Mike Dailey Lino coach. Hockey North american hockey league Nahl approved franchises for Cleveland Atlanta Dallas Miami and Cincinnati i Colleg Auburn Aniton ced the to torment of Mel resort men s track and Field coach effective at the end of a the season. Central Michigan announced the Resig nation of Charlie Colts men s basketball coach. New York tech announced the resignation of Earth Colter women s basketball coach. A. A St. Mahy a  Emio Kent men s basketball coach. A a. Virginia named Mike Archer linebackers coach and Jim Bollman offensive line coach. Western Oregon state named bin car. Thur football coach. Pet. .357 .333 .833 .714 .667 .429 .429 5 .375 4 .333 5 .286 5 ,286. 6 .143 standings. National league i a w san Diego 6 Houston. 5. Now York a 5 Chicago a a a a. 5. St. Louis 4 Atlanta.3 Philadelphia 3  a a a a 3-. A Pittsburgh a a. A a 2 a Cincinnati. A \ los Angelos. 2 Montreal a a a ,1 note split squad games count in lies do not. Thursday s result Houston is 3, Kansas City is 3, lie 11 innings. Boston is 4,. Kansas City is 2. Minnesota 7, Chicago White sox is 5. St. Louis 6, Texas a. A Philadelphia 4, Pittsburgh 2. A. New York Yankees is 8, Montreal a Atlanta 12, los Angelos 2. New York mods 8. Cincinnati is 6atoronto 12, Boston is 3. A a. A new York Yankees is 13. Cincinnati is 11 California 5, seattle3. Clo Voland 14, ook Fand 4 san Francisco 9, Milwaukee 8 a san Diego 3, Chicago cubs 8 Chicago White sox is 8, Baltimore 7,11 innings Houston is 10, Detroit 6. College scores a a a  7, Connecticut 8manhattan at fair Tough Dickinson Ppd a min. A South Cumberland Tenn. 6, Valparaiso 3 David up comb 7-11,Tusculum 1-4. Emory 10, Washington mo.-4 a Evansville 11, Rhode Island 8. Fla. Antomo Lionel 4, George Washington 2. Florida St. 12, Richmond 4. Florida Southern 6, Connecticut 5 \ a Miami Fin. 9, Penn 3 a a. Middle tonn. 7, Memphis St 3. A Newberry 9, cursor snowmen 4. N. Alabama 8, w. Georgia 2 a.  7, East Carolina 5  9.  0  Groen Bora 11, methodist 2 n. Carolina St. 5, old Dominion 0 a.  9.  6 a. N. Kentucky 7, ten Martin 6nova 8. Wesleyan 6 Rhodo Island 17, St. Leo 6 a Silous 14, Scholls St 9 be Louisiana 3-7, Alcom St. 0-0 Tulane 4<3, w in Nois 2-2,1 St game 10 a nags Vanderbitt 14, Belmont 1. Virginia 2-5, Furman 1-3 Wiota Forest 3, Rollins 1 Warner Southern 6, Gonen 4 a Magato 17, Benedict 4. Southwest Baylor 5. Texas pan american 0 Lubbock Christian 10-10. Howard Payne 1-4 Mary Hardin Batir 10-7, North Dakota 6-3 be Oklahoma 9, Oil Avo 3 Tarleton St. 4, be Oklahoma 2 i oxus 5. Kansas 2 far West grand Canyon 9, Pace 7 Mississippi 5, Harding. Ark. 2 us Irvine 3. Portland 2. Urcla 9. Cat. So Fullerton 8 w. Now Mexico .11, Pace s Bowling Long Island open 1 sayv1lle, . Apr standings Friday after the. Fifth round of the $130,000 Long Island open with names hometowns a stub play records and Pintail totals. A a a a a a. 1, Jim Johnson jr., Wilmington Del., 13-3, 7,928. 2. Del Bailard jr., Richardson Texas. 11 -5, 7,920. 3, Doug Kant Canandaigua ., 9-7, 7,849.4, Danny Wiseman Baltimore 9-7,7.844,5, Pete Weber. Florissant to 9-7,7,796 6, amleto Monacel Venezuela 9-6-1,7,786. A 7, Philip Ringener big Spring Texas. 9-7, 7,7481 8, Steve Hoskins Tarpon Springs fia�?z9-6-t, 7,717. 9, Ricky Ward North fort Meyers fta., 7-9, 7,714. 10�?z Pota Mccordick Katy Texas 11-4-1, 7,676. 11, Bryan Goebel Merriam kan., 7-9,7,650.12, Randy Pedersen Santa Maria catrf., 9-8-1, 7,634,senior open a Escondido. Calif. A results and stand Ings thursday following the Stepladder finals of the $75,000 sen or Aba open at Palomar lanes with. Names hometowns pinball totals games bowled in Paront Hases and prize Money. Real standings 1. Darrel Curtis Kent wash., 708 3 games. $8,500. 2. Eart a Morry Cornelius ore., 244 1 game$4,400, 3. Dave Soutar Leawood kan., 202 1 game$3,400. 4. Lee Taylor Carlsbad Calif 402 2 games$3,000. 5. Glenn Allison Whittier �caiif., 166 1 game$2,800,. Stepladder finale game 1 a Taylor Del. Allison 181-166. Gome 2 Curtis def. Taylor 234-220. Game3 Curtis def. Soutar 230-202. A. Championship a Curtis def. Anthony 244-244 5040 in a two Frame Rolloff. A a Golf Bernhard Langer. Ray Floyd. Lan Woosnum. Fred couples ,. .,33-37-70 -2 33-37 70 -2 .�?z.�?z.35-35�?70 -2 ,35-35-70 -2catalan open Tarragona Spain apr leading scores Friday after the second round of the catalan open on the 7,050-Yard, Par-72 Bowmont Golf club. Joso Maria Olazabal Spain 66-88�?134 Mike Mclean England.68-69�?137 Santiago Luna Spain 66-71�?137 Jasper Arnevik Sweden 69-68�?137 Eduardo Romero Argentina i 67-70�?137 Richard Boxall England a 69-69�?138 Steven Richardson England. 72-67�?139 Juslin Hobday england65-74�?139 Jean Van de Velje France a. 69-71�?140 Josa Rivero Spain .66-74�?140 Giuseppe Cali Italy. 70-70�?140 Miguel Angel Jimenez Spain 72-73�?140 Constantino Rocca Italy a. 68-72�?140 Juan Rosa Flores Spain. 67-73�?140  Fiji. 67-73�?140 Gordon Brand or Scotland 71-69�?140 Kan Trimble Australia. 73-67�?140 Martin Gates England a. 71-69�?140. North americans. Christ Cookson . 67-74-141. . -. 71-72-143 Peter Teravainen . 75-68�?143local sport Nestle invitational Orlando Fla apr scores and relation to Par thursday after the first round of the $1 million Nestle invitational played on Tho 7,114-Yard, Par-36-36�?72 Bay hit club course Mark Calcavecchia .32-34.-66 -6 Donnie Hammond. 31-35�? 66 -6 buddy Gardner ,.34-33�? 67 -5 Clarence Rosa. 34-33�?67 -5 ,.-33-34�?67 -5 Mark o meara36-32 �?68 -4 Flocco mediate. 36-32�?68 -4 Davis love Iii. ,35-33 �?68 -4 Andrew Magee .34-34 a 68 -4 Don Pooley .35-33�? 68 -4 Nolan Henke .34-34�? 68 -4 Leonard thompson36-32 a 68 -4 Brian Tennyson 35-34 a 69 -3 Dick Mast .33-36�?69 -3 Dutty Waldorf. 34-35�?69 -3 Jim Halle 34-35 a 69 -3 Kenny Knox,.37-32 a 69 -3 tompurtzer/36-33�?69 -3 Jeff sluman36-33 �?69 Kyj Andy bean 33-36 �?69 -3 Jay Don blake34-35 a 69 -3 Robert wrenn35-35�? 70 -2 fuzzy Zoe her 34-36 a 70 -2 Tom kite.,.36-34 a 70 -2 Mark brooks.35-35�?70 -2 Tom siockmann36-34�? 70 -2 bobtwoy.36-34�?70 -2 Scott hoch.36-32-70 -2 Greg norman.36-34 a 70 -2 Curtis s1 Range. ,.35-35 a 70 -2 Chris Perry .35-35�?70 -2army basketball 21st Talcom tourney. Mannheim. Germany a results Friday Iri the 21st Talcom basketball championships men firm. 100, Karlsruhe 96,20t halftime Plum Sens roadrunners 37, Karlsruhe pacers 29. A regulation-75-75. Overtime�?87-87. Top scorers firm Darnell Arbett 28, Gilbert Kinsey 28, James Carlisle 24 Kari Greg Armstead 27, Sam Addison 22, Kevin Howard 20. Kaiserslautern 99, Mannheim 97 halftime Mannheim Mustangs 52, kaisers la us Tern partners 47. Top scorers Kais Doug Williams 20, Donald Robinson 18. Greg Merritt 15, George Bennett 14 Mann Randy Brooks 25, Victor Spencer 22. Burleigh Miller 17,a a noteworthy a town 3-0, reaches the title. Gama at 3 . Sunday. Mannheim 1-1, plays Pir Masens. 2-1, at 3 . Saturday Tor the right to play the panthers women Karlsruhe 69, Mannheim 65 halftime a Mannheim lady Mustangs 34 karts Ruhe lady pacers 28. Top scorers Kart Janice Johnson 28, Rhea Howard 18, Sandra Combs 8 Mann Tracy Taylor 24, Pandora to noting 16, Kim Craven 13. Noteworthy Karlsruhe 243, vaults into the women s final at 1 . Sunday. Mannheim 1-1, ploys firm sans 1 -1, at 1 . Saturday Tor the right to play Karlsruhe a corps semifinals men s game 1 Baum older 86, Darmstadt 72 Quot it Baum older Friday a a halftime Baum older bears 41, Darmstadt. Damons 38. A. Top scorers Darm Herman Manuel 11, Scott Graham it Timothy Goss 71 Baum Mike Swinson 22, fio Beri Huff 21, earn barries 10, Clyde Harp 10. A. A i a noteworthy Bau Hoider takes its 1-0 Lead. To Darmstadt s Cambrai Fritsch gym St 1 . Sunday in this Best of three series. An if necessary. Game would Topilow. A a youth basketball Junior a boys Lan Stuhl Germany Friday s opening Day. Results in the Usa eur youth services Junior a toys basketball tournament a double Elim Netton event that runs through sunday a a a Tzingos 86, Bertin 49 a Darmstadt 75, Verenza 41. A Lan Stuhl 65, Vilseck 35 Kitzinger 69, Heidelberg 57. Lan Stuhl 69, Darmstadt 57. Navy Bowling Nav eur doubles Raf Alconbury England doubles results Friday in the Navy Europe Bowling tournament a men a a. 1, Brawdy Scotland 2216 Marit Klee Larry Suttle 2,  Simon like Sim Dysart Lon Matthews 3, holy Loch Scotland 2129 Rich nolds Larry Roth. Women a 1,  Simon Lake 1991 Bessie Lowery party Leshe 2, Brawdy 1986 Sheila Wilkerson Eva Woodtle 3, holy Loch Joan Hertzman Ruth land Login. A a noteworthy the singles Are set Tor  cycling Paris Nice Toulon Mont Faron Franca a. Ras it rats of the. Paris Nice a cycling race after Friday s Sunn stage from Marseille to Toulon , a of Tanc of 164 Kilometres �102 Miles. A 1. Tony Rominger Switzerland 4 hours 9 minutes 14 seconds.2. Rolland Leclerc France 23 seconds behind 3. Laudelino Cubino Spain same time 4. Eric a Artoux France. 26 behind. A 5. Claude Cri quintion Belgium 32 6. Jerome Simon France same time 7. Marc Gadiot France same time 8. Stephen Roche Ireland same time 9. Andrew Hampsten United states 46 10, martial Gay ant France same time a Overall. 1, Tony Rominger Switzerland 19 hours 23 minutes 46 seconds 2. Martial Gay ant France 1 06 seconds behind 3. Laurent Jalabert France 1 21 behind 4. Claude Criquelion Belgium 2 06 5. Jerome Simon France 2 23 6. Andy Hampsten United states 2 29 7. Eric a Artoux France 2 34 8. Stephen Toche Ireland 2 38 9. Atle Keats vol Norway 2 43. 10. Marc Gadiot Ranee 2 52