European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 19, 1973, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Is Day monday november 19, 1973 the stars and stripes Page 21 rotund vet fakes world 69 Pinehurst . Up rotund Miller Barber who admits that he s blown just about everything there is to blow in Golf finally won the big one after 16 years of trying when he fired a steady two under Par 69 saturday to walk away with Golf s richest Jackpot Ever the $500,000 world open. Starting the Day just two shots behind playing partner Tom wat son 18-years his Junior the Cool and confident Barber simply played the tortuous no. 2 course of the Pinehurst county club for pars notching Only one bogey against three birdies for the round to finish the eight round Marathon at 570, two strokes Over Par. This gave him a three stroke margin Over runner up Ben Crenshaw. It was the first time that a plus Par score has won an event since Gary player captured the 1972 pea championship at one Over. For the 42-year-old Barber who lost two playoffs earlier this year and blew the 1969 . Open after taking a three stroke Lead into the final round this Victory was Worth an incredible $100,000, the richest prize in Golf history. It May also prove to be the last purse of its kind since the tournament organizers announced earlier in the Day that next year s edition of the world open would be reduced to $325,000 with the Winner receiving $75,000. Young Crenshaw who is half Barber s age made a late run at taking his second consecutive tournament As he stood Only one stroke behind the Leader with three holes to play. But the Blond texan then bogeyed the 16th Hole to finish at even Par 71 and Settle for second place Money of $44,-175. Watson who led the tournament by six strokes after both the fifth and sixth rounds and was still in front by two starting the final Day collected six bogies on the front nine As both his Long game and putting fell apart. His six Over 77 gave him 576 for the tournament and put him in fourth place one shot behind Len Thompson who finished the Day at even Par 71. Ironically of the three leaders tide is. Irish in sugar bids to bowls Are made official by United press International it finally became official sat urday that it la be notre Dame is. Alabama in the sugar bowl Penn state is. Leu in the Orange bowl and Nebraska is. Texas in the Cotton bowl. According to Mcaa rules the bowl bids could t be officially offered until saturday but actually All the negotiations had been worked out earlier in the week and there was just the for Mality of making it official. The two teams in the oldest of bowl games the Rose bowl buckeyes 55-13, As Columbus Ohio a Archie Griffin established two school Rushing records and Bruce Elia scored four times sat urday to Lead top ranked Ohio state to a 55-13 big ten mauling . The Victory Ohio state s ninth straight and seventh in a Row in the conference set the stage for the showdown for the big ten title and Rose bowl berth at no. 4 Michigan next saturday. Won t be determined until next saturday when top ranked Ohio state faces Michigan for the big ten Crown and Urcla Battles us for the Pacific eight Crown. The sugar bowl which will be played on new year s eve wound up with the highest ranked teams available the second and fifth ranked teams in Ala Bama and notre Dame. The two teams decided to pass up the or Ange bowl. Maybe they both had bad memories of that game. The two clubs have been clobbered by Nebraska in the last two Orange bowls. None of the teams ranked in the top ten were beaten although one club fifth ranked notre Dame was Idle. In other bowl matches it la be North Carolina state is. Kansas in the Liberty bowl Pitt is. Ari Zona state or Arizona in the fiesta bowl Miami Ohio is. East Carolina in the Tangerine bowl Houston is. Tulane in the Astro Bluebonnet bowl ten Nessee is. Texas tech in the Gater bowl and Missouri is. A Burn in the Sun bowl. Auburn lost pummel Iowa Griffin romps the wolverines whipped Purdue saturday and both will carry unbeaten conference re cords into the nationally Tele Vised title game. Griffin a 185-Pound Sophomore tailback became the greatest one season rusher for the Buck eyes carrying 30 times for 246 Yards. That gave him 1,265 Yards to break the school record of 1, 142 Yards set by fullback John Brockington in 1970. Griffin going Over 100 Yards for the ninth straight time this season also broke his own one game record of 239 Yards last year against North Carolina. Elia a Junior fullback bulled across twice from the three and twice from the one As Ohio state dealt the Hawk eyes their 10th straight loss. Iowa however snapped the Ohio state string of three first Downs rushes Yards passing Yards return Yards passes punts fumbles lost penalties Yards Iowa Ohio state 14 26 51-175 73-455 129 41 4 140 6-17-0 1-6-0 8-31 2-39 2-2 3-2 5-43 4-39 first of 4 ads for Osu Back Ohio state fullback Bruce Elia Steps High in the air As he score from one Yard out against Iowa his first of four touchdowns. Hawkeye defenders include Jim Caldwell no. 21, at left and Dan Lafleur who is trying to hang on to Elia. Ohio state thrashed the Hawk eyes 55-13. A photo straight shutouts with two fourth Quarter touchdowns. Butch Caldwell and Bill Schultz teamed on a 78-Yard passing bomb and Rod Wellington ran two Yards for Iowa scores. Cornelius Greene passed 41 Yards to Dave Hazel and ran one Yard for another touchdown be fore the Slippery Ohio state quarterback was Hurt in the third Quarter. Griffin Scord on an eight Yard run and Elmer Lippert his understudy went 12 Yards for a to in the Romp before 87,447 Ohio stadium fans. Iowa 000 1313 Ohio state 14 13 21 755 Osu Ella 1 run Conway kick Osu Ella 1 run Conway kick Osu Greene 1 run kick failed Osu Hazel 41 pass from Greene con Way kick Osu Ella 3 run Conway kick Osu Griffin 8 run Conway kick Osu Ella 3 run Conway kick Iowa Schultz 78 pass from Caldwell Kokolus kick Iowa Wellington 2 run pass failed Osu Lippert 12 run Klaban kick a87,447 to Georgia 28-14, but still got the bowl bid. Maryland has one berth in the peach bowl and Georgia gets the other bid if it beats Georgia tech next week. The pairings the a or Post season and All Star College football games with starting times where known dec. 17 Liberty bowl at Memphis Tenn. Kansas 6-3-1 is. North Carolina state 7-3-09 p.m., est. Dec. 18 Blue Grey ail Star at Montgomery Ala. North is. South dec. 21 fiesta bowl at Tempe Ariz. Pittsburgh 6-3-1 is. Arizona 8-2-0 or Arizona state 9-1-0 dec. 22 Tangerine bowl at Orlando Fla. Miami Ohio 10-0-0 is. East Carolina 8-2-0 dec. 25 shrine bowl at Miami Fla. North is. South dec. 28 peach bowl at Atlanta Maryland 7-3-0 is. Team to be determined dec. 29 Astro Bluebonnet bowl at Houston Tulane 9-1-0 is. Houston 8-1-04 p.m., est. Gator bowl at Jacksonville Fla. Texas tech 9-1-0 is. Tennessee 6-3-08 30 p.m., est. Sun bowl at Elpaso Tex. Auburn 6-4 is. Missouri 7-3-0 shrine bowl at san Francisco East is. West 4p.m. Continued on Page 23 Friday Barber was the Only one to say that he would be satisfied merely by finishing in the top three. Crenshaw and Watson both said that Only a win would please them. Thompson who attended near by Wake Forest and like Watson is a tour Sophomore birdied three holes on the Back nine to squeeze into third place with a 575 total five strokes off the Pace and earn $27,513. Watson saying i knew the shots i had to hit and did t hit them shared fourth place with Al Geiberger who closed with a 70, at 576. Watson and Geiberger earned $17,050 each quite a Dif Ference from the $100,000 Watson had partly tucked in his pocket saturday morning. Jim Jamieson with a 70 was an other stroke farther Back in fifth place Worth $15,888, and tied for sixth with scores of 578 were Hale Irwin who closed with a 68, and Bobby Mitchell who skied to a 77. Mitchell started the Day tied with Barber for second place but he sent himself out of Contention with consecutive double bogeys on the ninth 10th and Lith holes. Gibby Gilbert who led or shared the Lead after each of the first four rounds closed with a 74 that gave him a tie for 15th place at 583. As a result Gilbert won Only $5,812. Barber who now has earned $822,197 for his career to move from 14th place to Lith on the All continued on Page 23 Miller Barber. End to frustration Golf Star Mangrum Dies of heart attack Apple Valley Calif. Up Lloyd Mangrum one of professional Golf s big three of the 1940s and 50s along with Ben Hogan and Sam Snead died of a heart attack saturday at his Home. The 59-year-old former . Open Champion who retired from professional Golf in the late 1950s, had a history of heart seizures. He s survived by his widow Eleta and three grown children. Mangrum who won 37 major Golf championships during his two decade career was named to the pea s Hall of Fame in 1964. The Texas born pro finished sixth in his first tournament in 1936 but within four years had captured a half dozen lesser tourneys and finished second in the celebrated masters championship in 1940. By 1941, at age 27, Mangru was ranked just behind Ben Hogan Sam Snead and Byron Nelson among the nation s leading golfers. Two years later he was inducted into the army and sent to France. Suffering a broken shoulder in 1944, Mangrum was told he might never again play winning professional Golf but he was discharged in 1946 and within six months had captured the . Open championship the biggest win of his career. The win came during a dramatic double playoff with Byron Nelson and Vic Ghezzi. The 36 holes were played during a raging thunderstorm and Mangrum won on the final 18, one stroke under his competitors