European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 20, 1969, Darmstadt, Hesse                                R january 20, 1969 the stars and stripes Page 17 Andros 3rd Tui Job at Pitt Corvallis Ore. Up Dee Andros Oregon state University s head football coach saturday became the third Man to turn Down the coaching Job at the University of Pittsburgh the rotund Andros know affectionately throughout Ore gon As the great pumpkin said he decided to remain at Osu to t sentimental  said he and the Osu athletic Board reached a satisfactory agreement Friday night. Neither he nor the boar said whether the agreement included a pay raise Andros went to Pittsburgh to talk to officials and look Over the athletic program earlier in the week. He said saturday hews flattered at being consid ered for the Job and added Pitt has tremendous leadership and is Ripe for a great  but he said All in All it was sentimental reasons that made him decide to remain for a fifth season at Osu where he has compiled a 26-13-1  s Tough to get together your own squad and then Upland leave them Andros said we be had four wonder years  Andros also referred to student demonstration Friday night in which several Hundred students including the Osu Pep band staged a rally on his front Lawn and chanted please Don t go. We want you to  was approached about the Pitt Job after Jack Wiley an assistant coach there and Frank Kush of Arizona stat turned it Down. The coaching Post has been vacant since november when Dave Hart resigned under pressure after three 1-9 seasons tourney extended to monday ones Napa Calif. Up a steady downpour which washed out one Green altogether Force cancellation saturday of third round play in the $135,000kaiser International open Golf tournament and extended the tourney by a Day through monday. Pea officials suspended Playa Silverado country club s North course shortly after noon and after a wait of about 30 minutes decided it would be impossible to continue. The fifth Green was underwater and efforts to Clear it proved fruitless. The third round began at 10 . Under a drizzle which became a Down pour by noon just after the last threesome of Miller Barber Arnold Palmer and Bob Lunn had teed off. 92 survivors there were 92 survivors fro Friday s second round and Barber with a nine-under-par135, was the Leader. Bruce Devlin of Australia was a stroke behind Barber and a stroke ahead of Palmer. Only 10strokes separated the Field As play started saturday and 18men completed nine holes when it was called  washout negated a Fine three under Par 33 by Terry ill who had started the third round at 141, six strokes behin Barber. Frank Boynton was the Only other player to cover nine holes in under Par figures making the turn with a 35.the weather forecast was for rain through sunday but pm officials said they would try to Start play sunday an hour earlier than originally scheduled which meant a 9 . Tee off. Only 18 holes were to be played sunday and the final round was scheduled for  next Stop on the pea tour is the Bing Crosby National pro am at Pebble Beach Calif., which is 175 Miles South of Napa. That tourney does riot get under Way until thursday so monday s play Here will prove no hardship. The 92 who survived the Kaiser Cut All automatically make it into the Crosby without having to qualify. Another washout sunday could carry the Kaiser Over to masters goof still haunting Aaron Napa Calif. A thereat masters goof last april continues to haunt Bob goal Yand Tommy Aaron. They were paired for the first round of the$135,000 Kaiser International Golf tournament Here. Aaron of Caloway gardens,ga., was five strokes off the Pace at 71-69140 entering the third round. Goalby of Amana Iowa stood at 71-73144. I Don t mind discussing the masters said Goalby. He said he is asked about the masters every Stop on the tour. Round Over i won but sometimes i have to wonder he said. Roberto de Vicenzo did t sign his car properly and after All the Public Ity you d think i  Goalby s final round was com plete and de Vicenzo tied him setting up a playoff. Aaron keeping de Vicenzo s scoreboard marked in a 4 instead of a 3."i was thinking Par 4 and wrote it in said Aaron. Twas incorrect certainly and i am sorry. However mistakes like that happen often on the tour. It is up to the player Tocheck it  tuesday which would be thelast Day possible to Complete the event. Should it get wiped out altogether with Only two rounds played then the players purse will be Cut in half and distributed accordingly. A three round tourney would Cut the purse by 25 per  Coody and Lunn trailed Palmer by a stroke after two rounds with 138 totals. Eight players were tied at 139.among them . Open Champ Lee Trevino while the 140ground included 11 players and the 141 group was made up of17. The Cut after two rounds was made at 145. Stars and stripes sports flying tee ties up Peggy Miami up a Freak Accident blurred the vision of first j round Leader Peggy Wilson saturday causing her to sky to a six Over Par 78 and 145 total going into the final 18 holes of the $35,000 Burdine s invitational Golf tourney. The Boca Raton fla., golfer found herself tied in the Lead following the Day s play with Kathy Whitworth the Lyga s leading Money Winner in 1968,who fired the Day s Only sub Par round a 70and Shirley Engle Horn who scored a 74. Teeing off on the fourth Hole miss Wilson was struck by the tee which flew up and rupture blood vessels in her right Eye. It was not until Competition of the ninth Hole that she asked for and received medical attention. I m thankful and yet no thankful the Spunky 34-year old miss Wilson said. I thankful i finished with the score that i did but no thankful for the twist of Fate that caused the  said she would give it All i had for sunday s final round. One stroke off the Lead i second place with 146 were pair of amateurs Joann Gunder son Garner Lake Worth. Fla. With 36-3773 and Cynthia Hall South Haven mich., with 37-3875. Miss Hall a University of Miami Junior fired a Hole in one Friday. The leaders \ Pepsy Wilson Shirley englehorn Kaliny  Gunt Lerson Carm a Acynthia Hill. Ajjie Blalock Carol maim Kapliy Ahern j Pam burnett1 Alliy Cornelius Murle  masters. Beth Stone Judy Pankin Clifford Ann Creed Sandra Post Betsy Rawl Nancy Syms Judy Kimball Sandra Spunzi Lia denotes Amateur. 1 7 7 4. Tl-74 1 i 75-70 145 7i-73 146 71-75 146 4-7 -147 1-77 ms4-75 i4y 4-75 149 1 7ft to 74 to Il-7 j 73-7  77-7.  74-7s la Dowell wins 2nd straight seniors title Belleair. Fla. Up Walter Dowell of w a 1 n u t Ridge ark., Defeated Russell Tedman of Scarborough n.y., 6 and 5 saturday to take his second straight Belleair senior invitational Golf tourney  winning the title Dowell maintained his command Over the Belleview Biltmore Golf  has played Here three times and has been undefeated in 15 matches while winning the american seniors tourney in1966 and the Belleair seniors tourney last year and again this year. The 59-year-old gentleman Farmer who Winters at Palm Beach was ahead from the Start Over the 64-year-old  took the first four holes with pars and was six Pat the turn. He and Tedman halved the next four holes to close out the match. Willie he did olympic Gold med Alist Willie Davenport third from i is on Bis Way toward equalling the world indoor record of m seconds in the 45 Yard High hurdles during the knights of Columbus track meet in Boston  was Leon Coleman of Winston Salem state second from left and third was Erv Hall of Villanova left. Daven port from Southern Louisiana equalled the los Angeles invitational champions indoor meet record in the 60-Yard High hurdles Friday with a 7.8 seconds performance. He already had shared the Arena record with two others. Lips italian wins welter title Bologna Italy Lull Silvano Berlini of Italy won the european welterweight title saturday night on a 12th round knockout after knot King titlist Edwin fighting Mack out of the ring in a wild Battle