SAN ANTONIO (UPI) -- Dave Barr threw for 266 yards and three
touchdowns and linebacker Jerrott Willard returned an interception 61
yards for a touchdown Friday inght as California routed Iowa, 37-3, in
the inaugural Alomo Bowl.
	Barr, who ranked second nationally in passing efficiency, completed
21 of 28 passes in slightly more than three quarters. The Bears never
trailed in handing the Hawkeyes their worst loss in 13 bowl appearances.
	Doug Brien kicked three field goals before Barr tossed a 6-yard
touchdown pass to Mike Caldwell with six seconds left before halftime,
giving California a 16-0 lead. 
	On Iowa's first play following the kickoff, Willard, a linebacker who
also had six tackles and three sacks, stepped in front of a Paul
Burmeister pass over the middle and sped up the right sideline as time
expired for a 23-0 halftime lead.
	In the third quarter, Barr found Iheanyl Uwaezuoke over the middle
with a 34-yard catch-and-run for a 30-3 lead. Barr completed his
performance with a 12-yard scoring toss to Brian Remington with 7:59
left.
	The Bears, making their first bowl appearance under second-year coach
Keith Gilbertson, finished their season 9-4. The Hawkeyes dropped to 6-6
on the season and 6-6-1 all-time in bowl games.