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* Mix ingredients except the ducks and pour into a large oven brown- in-bag. Prick the skin of the birds and place in the bag, turning to coat. Close the bag with a twist-tie. Place bag in roasting pan. Make three or four slits in top of bag so it doesn't burst. Cook in pre-heated, 375-degree oven 1-1 1/2 hours. Skim excess fat off gravy and serve with rice or noodles and green salad. * The family of 1994 BASS Masters Classic champion Bryan Kerchal of Newtown has established a memorial fund, and all donations will go toward fishing and youth-related activities. The youngest competitor and first amateur to win the world's most prestigious fishing tournament, Kerchal died Dec. 13 in an airplane crash near Raleigh, N.C. Olympians Andrea Mead Lawrence, Barbara Ann Cochran, Cathy Turner and Diann Roffe- Steinrotter will be the centerpiece of the largest Olympic fund-raiser in Vermont. Paula Zahn of \"CBS This Morning\" will serve as host, and former Olympian Billy Kidd will conduct race clinics.

Ranger 482VS Classic BASS & WALLEYE BOATS PL: Not returned BOX: Base price: $28,500. Price as tested: $28,500. Length (with pulltruded transom): 19 feet, 5 inches. Beam: 7 feet, 6 inches. Engine as tested: Johnson FastStrike 150. Trailered weight: 3,580 pounds. Fuel capacity: 46 gallons. Maximum horsepower: 175. Manufacturer: Ranger Boats, Flippin, Ark.; (501) 453-2222.

In Carroll and the agricultural areas of Frederick (Zone 2) and Washington (Zone 1) counties, antlered deer could be taken Dec. 5-10, but in Zone 1 of Frederick and Zone 2 of Washington and in Allegany and Garrett counties, the antlerless hunt was limited to Dec. 9 and 10 for those with the proper permits. Bryan Kerchal, the only amateur to win the BASS Masters Classic, was buried Tuesday in Newtown, Conn. Kerchal, 23, who won the Classic this past summer, was killed in a plane crash last week in North Carolina while returning from a promotional appearance. Kerchal's family has formed the Bryan V. Kerchal Memorial Fund to support youth fishing charities and asks that memorial contributions be sent to the fund, care of B.A.S.S. Inc., 5845 Carmichael Road, Montgomery, Ala. 36117.

Contributions may be sent to the Bryan V. Kerchal Memorial Fund, c/o B.A.S.S., Inc., 5845 Carmichael Road, Montgomery, Ala., 36117. Donations should be in the form of checks payable to the Bryan V. Kerchal Memorial Fund.

Ironically, it was in Greensboro Coliseum about five months ago where a capacity crowd of over 20,000 cheering fans watched [Bryan Kerchal] hoist a limit catch of five largemouth bass, fish-by-fish, from the live-well of a Ranger bass boat. The combined weight of 11-pounds, 4-ounces, added to his previous two-day total of 25 pounds, 3 ounces, put Kerchal a meager 4 ounces ahead of Tommy Biffle, his nearest competitor. It was enough to seal Kerchal's ultimate victory and give a fresh new face to tournament bass fishing.

The funeral for Bryan Kerchal, the youngest and first amateur winner of the BASS Masters Classic, will be Tuesday at St. Rose Church in Newtown.

[Bryan Kerchal] was in Greensboro, N.C., to attend an employee appreciation event Tuesday at the headquarters of Wrangler, his primary sponsor. He was making the short flight from Greensboro to Raleigh-Durham to connect with a flight that would take him home when the twin-engine turboprop crashed Tuesday evening.

[Bryan Kerchal] qualified for the 1993 Classic from among the 40,000 anglers in the Federation ranks, but he finished dead last. \"I didn't even feel like I belonged in the tournament last year,\" Kerchal said. \"I looked at Bryan from the point of [Dion] being young. The young ones get so excited about it. And you can't help but get right into the excitement with them. I can imagine how excited we would be if it was Dion,\" she said. \"Bryan was a good young man. We only have a handful of them. We have got one less now and that is really a crying shame. He was one of ours. Our pro bass fishermen stick together. People need to realize what a loss we are feeling. Kerchal had overcome longer odds before. After a press conference following his Classic victory, Kerchal vowed to use his success to urge young people to pursue their dreams.

Bryan Kerchal, the youngest angler and first amateur to win a BASS Masters Classic, was among those killed in Tuesday's commuter plane crash near Raleigh, N.C. He was 23. A native of Newtown, Conn., Kerchal gained national recognition last July after winning the BASS Masters Classic at High Lake, N.C. Speaking at the weigh-in, he urged young people in the crowd to pursue their dreams. Fifteen of the 20 people aboard died when Flight 3379 crashed in fog and drizzle 3 1/2 miles from Raleigh-Durham International Airport on Tuesday night. Kerchal was in Greensboro, N.C., to attend an employee appreciation event at the headquarters of Wrangler, his main sponsor.

[Bryan Kerchal] became the first Bass Anglers Sportsman Society Federation angler to win the Classic last July. A 23-year-old cook at a Ground Round near his home in Newtown, Conn., Kerchal beat out 39 of the world's best anglers to win the $50,000 top prize. In three days, he caught a limit of 15 bass weighing 36 pounds, 7 ounces. Tom Biffle of Wagoner, Okla., was second with 10 bass weighing 36-3.