European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - March 23, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 24 b the stars and stripes saturday March 23,1991outdoor adventure for a master in the Bass a the Bass Bass anglers sportsman society masters classic world championship of Bass Angling will be held aug. 22-24 in Baltimore. Competition Waters will include the upper Chesapeake Bay and 12 Rivers that flow into the Bay North of the . 301 a Bridge. .0 a a a a. A a / a daily weigh ins will be held in the 11,800-scat Baltimore Arena. The Bass masters classic outdoor show in the Baltimore convention Center just Steps from the Arena will offer the latest in fishing tackle and equipment. The weigh ins and outdoor show will be free to the Public. / those making plans to attend the classic should note the dates Are one week later than announced last year. The change was made to assure simultaneous booking of the championship and the classic outdoor show. \ tentative plans Call for 40 identical Competition boats to be launched from Gunpowder Falls state Park ramp in Dundee Creek a tributary of Gunpowder River just North of Baltimore. The daily ceremonial launching will take about 45 minutes. The anglers will be allowed to fish the Bay or any of the 12 Rivers within the limits of the classic Waters. The daily limit will be five Bass each measuring at least 12 inches. Black Bass Are most often found in the Rivers but can also be found in the fresher w Ater of the upper reaches of the Bay. Rivers on the Western Shore include the Marothy just North of the Jol Bridge the Patapsco that hosts Baltimore and the Back just North of the City. Beyond there the Middle Gunpowder Bush and Susquehanna fall into line up the Shore to the North. The Northeast Elk and Bohemia Rivers Are located at the northeastern end of the Bay. The Sassafras River empties into the Chesapeake on the easter Mark Swearengen Side about two thirds of the Way up the Bay from the 301 Bridge. The Chester River flows into the Bay from the Eastern Shore near the Bridge. A common problem of tournament fishing is often Lack of Elbow room for anglers but it  be a problem in this years classic. Not Only Are there 12 Rivers but also each River has a plethora of creeks coves inlets and holes. The largest of the Rivers is the Susquehanna but anglers May not fish beyond the Shoals 10 Miles North of the River Mouth. Fishing should be excellent. Most of the Rivers inside the classic boundaries Are plentiful with Bass. A this fishery had really declined but in recent years through management techniques we be brought it Back a said Leon Fewlass a regional manager for the Maryland department of natural resources Freshwater fisheries division he added that there has been Little fishing pressure on the area because most tournaments in that part of the country Are held on the Potomac River. Another Factor according to Fewlass is that grass is coming Back in the area. Previously the Bass were caught Only around old pilings and other Man made structures. Now they Are often found in the new growths of Milf Oil celery grass and Hydric la. There a More commercial and residential development on these Waters than most previous classic locations and there Are Many docks piers and old pilings up and Down the Shoreline. Contenders for the world championship title will be the 35 top ranked pros from the $2.7 million Bas master tournament Trail joining the classic pros will be the five 1991 wrangler anglers a the top five amateurs from the 2,500 Bass clubs who win their slots Are the wrangler Bass National championship on Smith Mountain Lake in Roanoke va., april 18-20. Rick Clunn defending 1990 Champion from Montgomery Texas has an automatic invitation to the classic so the number of contenders could be 41. But it appears that Clunn will qualify As one of the 35 pros As he has done each of the past 17 years. A. Quot -,.-v a a a a a a a Quot a. A basses defending Angler of the year Guido Hibdon fished for 2vi hours feb. 22 to win the Bas master Florida invitational with a three Day total of 18 Bass weighing 43 pounds. The Gravois Mills mo., Angler also took the Lead in the Bass Angler of the year standings with a season total of 197 pounds 2 ounces to Guy eakers 181-4. R v \ a a the 289 tournament anglers were delayed nearly three hours the last Day when tournament director Dewey Kindreck held a take off until 9 30 . Est because of dense Early morning fog. The delay plus a t a hour round trip to his fishing spot a a Spring run at the Mouth of Lake George a left Hibdon with limited fishing  caught his Bass from water one to four feet deep on two lures he manufactures. A a in a throw a g-4, and if they missed that id throw a Black and Blue Guido Bug a he said after the weigh in. Kevin  dam of Kalamazoo mich., placed second in the tourney with 21 Bass weighing 40 pounds 15 ounces. The 23-year-old Angler fishing his first season on the Bas master professional circuit used a casting Rod and 20-Pound test line to twitch a Shad coloured slug go lure around submerged Trees in three to seven feet of water. The Star and stripes  a All Tima est american league a a. A a a a a a a w l pet. Minnesota a Quot. 1t 4 .733 now York. ,. It. 5 .688. 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Sili Edwardsville 3, Armstrong St. 1 Slu Edwardsville 19, Savannah a&d0 Southwest Concordia lutheran 4, Oklahoma Christian 2 Lubbock Christian 11-11, Kearney si-0-1 s. Arkansas 8-10, be Oklahoma 10-9 Sam Houston is. 2, St Francis Iii. 1-Tartelon st6-7, Missouri Valley 55 a. Fab West California Baptist 7, Montclair St 4a.a grand Canyon 7, s. Utah o v a Northedge St. 7, Hartford 6 cycling catalan week Beauks and anal standings Friday after the tilth and final stage of the catalan week cycling race a a 94 2-Tennisplayers chanpion ships key Biscayne Fla. A results thursday  $2.55 million International players championships at the Intima Tiona Tennis Center seed rugs in parentheses a a. Men s singles. Quarter Fanala. A David Wheaton Lake minnetonka.1 minn., Daf Castiano Caratti Italy 6-7 f7-96-2, 6-0 Stefan eco Berg 1sweden Del. Etibo Sanchez 7spain 6 2,7-618-6. A a a a a a. Men s doubles a third round a a Neil Broad Palm desert. Calif., and Kevin Cutten Austin Texas Del. Pieter Aldach and Danie Visser. Palm desert Calif 6-2, 64, \ a.  final a a. Jasan Sottenberg Australia and David Wheaton a Lake Minnetonka minn., det Andres Gomez. Ecuador and Diego Perez Uruguay 6-4, 6-2 Keri Flach St. Louis and Flo Jert Seguso Boca Raton,-Fla., def. Sergio Casal and Emilio Sanchez Spain 6-3.6-4. A 1 a. Wayne Ferreira and Piet Nova South Africa Del. David Pate Las vegas and Scott Davis Newport Beach Calif.,62.62. Quot Quot. A. Women s singles. Semifinal Wahneta Sabatini 3argentina Del. Steffi Oral 1germany. 0-6, 7-6 8-6. 61 Monica Seles 2a Yugoslavia def. Mary Joe Fernandez 4miami 61.6-3. Women s doubles quarterfinal -. Eva Kfaft Germany and Rennae Fobbs. Australia det. Jill Hetherington Canada and Kathy Rinaldi a Amelia Island Fla., 7-6 7-26t Gretchen Magers. San Diego and Robin White Del mar calrt., det. Bienda Schultz Netherlands and Rosalyn Fairbank nid Elter san Diego 2-6, 62,63. A Gigi Feman Daz Aspen colo., and Jana Novotna Czechoslovakia det. Gabriel Sabatini Argentina and Jen Orler Capriati Saddle Rook Fla. 60, 4-6, 6 3 a. A a a a. A a a 1 a demur de Calafelt Spain a. _. A cycling i mile leg from Berga to sour de Cajal Elt. Mateo Hermans Netherlands 3 hours 34 my autos. 51 seconds. 2. D Abdu Saparov soviet Union same Lime. A 3 Kenneth Weltz Denmark same timer. 1 4 Mario mat Irani. Italy same time 5 ulal Ludwig. Germany same time. A 6 Miguel a. Iglesnas Spain same time. 7. Am Nav 5kiya_eislugal. Sane time. 8. Malcolm Euriol. Britain same time. 9 Tobodo Pagnam Leafy same Home. 10. Carlo born ans Belgium same Home. Final standings a ahem five legs a 1 Stephen Toche i retd 18 hours. 29 minutes. 52 seconds. A. A 2 Anselmo Forta. Spam 3 seconds behind. 3. Joaquim each spam. 6 behind 1. 4 Clamp o chup Pucci. Italy. 14. 5 Oliveno Rincon Colombia. 26 6 Luis Alberto Herrera Colombia same time 7 Lai Alelino Cusmo Spain 43. 8 Inak Gaston Spain 44. A. 9 Juan goo so. Spam 1 minute. 4-1 seconds behind 10 Peter Hilse. Gei Many. 1 16 Bowling senior open Colma Calif. Apr final standings thursday after the Stepladder anal of the $75,000 Hammer be Luor Aba open at Serra bowl with total pintails games bowled prize Money and Stepladder final results a a a a a a 1, Paul Busch. Dover. Del ,�?T225 1 game$7,5002, Bob Gibbs. Abilene Texas 420 2 game$3,800 a. Ato Glenn Allison Whittier Calif. 448 2 Jame ,-$3,200. 4. Gene stus. Alien Park. Mich 381 2 games$2 900 5. Mickey Spezio. Crest Hill. Ill. 171 to games$2,600 1. Stepladder final. A game 1 Gene stus Dot Mickey Spozio 184 i7t a a. Game 2 Glenn Allison Del suis 227-197 game 3 Fob Gibbs Del Alli Sory 206-191. Championship Paul Busch Del Gibbs. 225214. Bud Light open Parma Heights. Ohio a a landings thursday after the fourth round of the $ 160 000 Bud Light. Open with  Hometown match play ecord and 76 game pintails Iclal a a a 1, Norm Duka Albuquerque n.m., 5-3, 6,109. 2, Dave Arnold Mesa. Ariz., 62, 6,096.3, Randy Pedersen Santa Maria Calif. 3-5, 5,956. 4. Mike. Shady Ripon or so a 62, 5,955. Pete Weber Florissant mo., 5-3, 5,946. 6, George Branham Iii Inch a Anapolis 5-3,5,928. A 7, Robert Lawrence Austin Texas. 62, 5,914, 8/ Scott Devore Richmond ind., 3-5, 5,913. 9 Jim Pencak Mayfield Heights Ohio 4-4, 5,883. 10. Doug Kent Canandaigua n.y., 5-3, 5.865. 11, Joe Firpo Lake Worth Fla 3-5, 5,b53i 12. Kan Johnson. Garland Texas 3-5,5,840. Swimming Caa championship Indianapolis a results thursday of championship finals in the 10th Mcaa woman s swimming and diving championships at the Indiana University naia orium All distances in Yards swimming. 50 freestyle i Leigh Ann Fetter Texas 22.13.2, Nicole Haislett Florida 22,64, 3, Chris Ahmann Leighton Arizona 22.90. 4, Julie Cooper Texas. 23.14. 5, Suzy Buckovich Stanford 23.21.6, Heather Hageman Louisiana St., 23 23. 7, Andrea Fisher. Texas 23.31. 8, Dana Datchet Texas 23.43. 200 individual medley�?1, summer Sanders. -. Stanford 1 57.02 , open american and Mcaa record old Mark 1-57.06, Tracy Caulkins Florida 1964. 2, Janei Jorgensen Stanford 1 58.65.3, Dor sey Tierney Texas 1 59.06. 4. , California 2 .01.46.5, Amy Shaw Texas 2 01.53. 500 freestyle�?1, Janet Evans Stanford 4 38 71 a 2, Katy Arris Texas 4 40.72.3 Sarah Anderson cat Fomia 4 41.51. -. 200 freestyle relay-1, Texas Leigh Ann Fetler Julie Cooper Dana Dutcher. Andrea Fisher 1 30.01. 2, Florida 1 31.84. 3, Stanford 1 31.88. 4,. California 1 32.55. 5, Southern methodist 1 3294 6, North Carolina 1 33,08. 7, Arizona,-1 33 22 8 Georgia,-1 33.29. 400 Medley relay-1, Stanford Janel Jorgensen Lon Heisick summer Sanders Suzy. Buckovich3 39.51. 2, Texas 3 39.94, 3, Florida 3 41 17 4 Urcla 3 44.19,. A a ,. Diving a 1-meter�?1. Krista Wilson Southern methodist a 465,20 Points. 2. Betsy Girvan. Miami 449 75 3 Julie Farrell Ovenhouse Michigan St., 445 00 4�?T Kelli Hill Louisiana St., 444.05. Team scores 11 Texas 210. 2. Stanford 199. 3, California 114. 4, Florida 96. 5, Southern methodist 77. 6 Urcla 54. 7, Southern Cal 50. 8, Miami 43, 9, Arizona St 42, 10, Arizona 41. 11, Georgia 40, .12, Louisiana is 28. 13, North Carolina 26. 14, Michigan 21. 15, Michigan St. Golf us amp a classic new Orleans a scores thursday after the first round of the $1 million us amp a classic played on the 7.116-Yard, Par 36-36�?72 English turn Golf amp country club Coutu 9 in Billy  35-32 67 mat?0,ph-.35-32-67 rail Blackmar. A Quot card Pau a. Tom Watson. No to c7 Kenny Knox. "34.34 in Karl Kimball.  ,2 Ronnie Black ii Bob  in in Barry Jaeckel. 5 Sirp Booros. .35 335 1 Steve Elkington 33-36-69 David Edwards .34-35�?69standard, Register Phoenix apr scores thursday alter the first round of the Loqa s Standard Register tournament played on the 6,514-Yard, Par-3637�? 73 Moon Valley country club course a a Cathy Gerring. .36-34-70 Caroline Keggi. .3636-72 a Betsy King. .36-36-72 a Donna White. .37-36 73 Nancy Harvey 3638 �?73, Lenore flatten House �?z�?z.i�?z.�?z�?z�?z�?z3635-73 of Haiku a. .,38-35-73 local sport army basketball dec positional Berlin a results Friday in the army european a championship Post Iona tournament Tor Small commands Berwin Heidelberg 7th army training command and setae the Winner joins the v corps Vii corps and 21 is Talcom champions in the the dec final four. Tournament ends sunday. Heidelberg 100, 7th at 92 halftime Heidelberg generals 46, 7th at trainers 46. A. Top scorers Heid Shaune Griffin 33, Ron Jones 20, Stacy Washington 15 7th at Eric wynn.19, Carey williams17, Micheal Staten 14,.-Terry Mcintyre 14,. \. A air Force Bowling is Ltd Large units Pitburg Germany a first Day results Friday in the Continental sports conference Large units Bowling tournament. Top eight men and women Advance to the Safe championships. Tourney ends sunday. 11. A a a. A i men Quot a Quot 1, Marvin Teeter we Brucken 1217 2, Ron Smith. Ramstein 1212 3. Bill silvers Spang Dahlem 1205 4, Robert Welch Sembach. 1200 5, Ray Cox Spang 1188. 6 Don Johnson Sembach 1187 7, William Banks Brun sum 1177 8, Duane Coan a Spang 1163. Women 1, Unda Nerozzi Ramstein 1096, 2, Michelle Zapatka Rhein main 1085 3. Dorthy Vandenberg rams let 1056 4, Jacqueline. Robinson bad Abling 1052 5, Becky our Ramstein 1003 6,. Diana Andrews Cheveres 1001 7, Bobbie bout Well Ramstein 992 8, Karen Blankenship shape 976. A. Quot prep basketball Dodds 106, Hessen Ai Swahl 85 at Heidelberg High Friday a halftime Dodds All stars 50, Hessen aus Wahl 39. A top scorers Dodds Deon Moyd Ramstein 20, Keith Hodge Wurzburg 17. James Mckight we Brucken 13, Michael Gatewood Wurzburg 12, Dominic Vassar Mannheim h. Charles Breland Giessen 10 Hessen Cui an to Masewic 16. Born Bernard 15, anal Hottinger 14, Ralph Metzger 11. Noteworthy Luis Jimenez Hanau had 13 rebounds and Vassar had so steals. Dodds is 3-0 in exhibition while preparing far an International. Youth tournament m Cholet. France to Speyer saturday at 1 p m. At Heidelberg High school. A