European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 25, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Tuesday june 25, 1991the stars and stripes Pago 25pro Golf tournaments takes Mike Hulbert throws out his fist after beating Kenny Knox on sundays first playoff Hole. Daniel triumphs Williamsburg a. A Mike Hulbert did no to let the pressure of a playoff at the Anheuser Busch Golf classic get to him for one simple reason he Wasny to even aware he was in it. A a i did no to know if i had won or lost. I really did no to Hulbert said of his bogey on the 72nd Hole of regulation that forced sundays playoff with Kenny Knox Knox who was standing in the 18th Fairway at  Golf club when Hul Bart missed his Par putt was Well aware of what was  when i saw Hubby make bogey i really thought i was going to make Par and win the tournament a he said. Instead Knox also bog cd the 438-Yard finishing Hole then did the same thing on the first playoff Hole. All Hulbert needed was a routine Par for his third career Victory. It was his fourth top-10 finish of the year and the $180,000 winners Check boosted his 1991 earnings to $386,514. Hulbert and Knox both closed with 3-under-Par 6ss to wind up at 18-under 266, tying the tournament record Lanny Wadkins set last year. Fuzzy Zoller had a Chance to also get in the playoff but he missed a 3-foot Par putt on the 18th. His 65 left him at 267, where he was joined by Ian Baker Finch who had a closing 69. Dan Pohl who began the final round at 17-under, 2 shots ahead of Hulbert Knox and three other players faded to 77 for a 273 total Pohl was one of several leaders who faltered in the final round which was interrupted by a 2-hour, 20 minute rain delay and was completed  descended. Speller had four Back nine birdies before taking himself out of it with the Isth Hole bogey. A. Hulbert had two birdies and an Eagle on the front nine then reeled off eight consecutive pars after making the turn. Knox carded six birdies including three in a Row at one stretch. Except Lor the 18th Hole his Only problem was on the 396-Yard 11th, where lie missed the Green on his approach then 3-put Ted from 12 feet for a double bogey 6, Knox who was in the last group said he would have preferred to have got a few minutes to collect his thoughts be hire the playoff. Instead with the Light dwindling both players w Ere rushed to no. 16, a 427-Yard Dogleg right. Knox first off the tee sliced his drive to the right of the Fairway and it ended up against some Railroad ties. He was Given a free drop but his Ball hit a stick on the ground and kicked into a deep tuft of grass on a severe downhill lie. �?o1 guess that a what happens when you re in the w oods at 8 of clock at night a he said. Knox could not get his second shot on the Green and left his third shot nearly 30 feet from the Hole. Hulbert who had driven onto the Fairway and put his approach on the Green said lie thought Knox Luul made Nis Par saving putt. So did Knox. A i hit the ultimate putt a Knox said. When it did no to drop Hulbert 2-putted for the Victory. A Wilmington Del up a overcoming Cool Damp playing conditions Beth Daniel shot a 3-under-Par .68 sunday to win the $750,000 Lyga Mcdonald s championship by 4 shots. Daniel started the final round 2 shots behind Leader Sally Little but shot her third below-70 round of the tournament to claim the convincing Victory with a.72- Hole total of 11-under 273. Little who was seeking her first we in since 1988, and Pat Bradley who leads the Lyga Money list this year finished tied for second at 7-under 277. Little shot a 3-Over-Par 74 and Bradley had a 71, including a bogey on the 18lh Hole that dropped her into a tie for second. Daniel who posted the 27th Victory of her career and second of the year earned $112,500 to move into second place on the career Money list with $3,245,930yin winnings. She also climbed into second place behind Bradley on this years Money list with $352,44s in winnings to Bradley a $361,643. A Ayako Okamoto 70 and Michelle Mcgann 70 finished at 6-under 278, 5 shots behind Daniel. Tammie Green who led after the first round and. Shared the Lead with Okamoto after the second fished 6 shots behind tied with Kristi Albers. A Daniel recorded four birdies and a single bogey on her round at the Dupont country club where rain fell All morning and temperatures were Only in the 60s. Daniel tied Little for the Lead with a Birdie at the fourth Hole and she moved 1 shot ahead when Little invade a bogey at the ninth Hole. Daniels sole bogey of the Day dropped her into a tie with  after the 10th Hole but she birdied the 12th to take the Lead for Good. Bradley meanwhile bog cd the 14th Hole to fall 4 shots behind and Green double bogeyed the 15th after a bad tee shot to also fall 4 shots off the Pace. Bradley birdied the 15th and 17th holes to move alone into second place but missed a Long putt for Par on the final Hole. Little birdied the 16th Hole to earn a share of second place. W Daniels round of 68 matched Lisa Walters for the Low score in the final round which featured Only nine scores below Par. Kith Daniel reacts to Birdie sunday on 16th Hole Moody wins senior event by 1 a a a my a a. _. I a it a a a a a Charlotte . Up a Orville Moody fired a 2-under-Par 70 sunday to claim his first pea senior tour Victory in two years by winning the $450,000 Paine Webber invitational. A Moscip 57, picked up a Check for $67,500 by holding off late challenges from Dick Hendrickson Mike Hill and defending Champ Bruce Crampton at Charlotte s Piper Glen tournament players club. A it really makes me feel Good a Moody said after completing the 54-Hole event at 9-under 207, 1 shot better than Hendrickson Ana 2 ahead of Hill and Crampton. Hendrickson and Crampton each shot 71, while Hill had 73. A i Hadnot even hit a practice Ball in three weeks a Moody added noting he had taken a one month Layoff to treat a Niu Scle spasm in his Back. He credited his Caddy daughter Michelle Moody with a helping me read the greens to Post scores of 69, 68 and 70. Moody took the Lead for Good with a Birdie at the 10th Hole that put him Blunder but the Burly texan stumbled with a bogey on the 12th. He got the stroke Back on the 1.7th and had a Brush with a possible playoff when his third shot on the Par-5 "l8th clipped a Rock and bounced into the water. Using his trademark Long Putter Moody dropped a 15-footer for bogey on the 18th to Seal the Victory. The 6-foot-7 Hendrickson who said the $39,000 second place Check was a my biggest Ever a birdied the 18th, while Hill who held second place until a double bogey on the 14th dropped him 2 strokes off the Pace finished with a bogey. Arnold Palmer who designed the 6,774-Yard Piper Glen course thrilled fans with a second place position on the first Day of play but the 62-year-old Veteran stumbled saturday arid sunday with scores of 73 and 74 to finish 2-under for the tournament. A1 Geiberger Chi Chi Rodriguez and Dave Archer finished in a three Way tie at 6-under 210, followed by  Ziegler and Dick Rhyan at 211. The win brought Moody a winnings to $151,182 this year and boosted his senior tour career earnings to $2,287,362