Battalion/Page 17
March 24, 1982
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Hagler-Hearns fight
to be held May 24
Gulp, Gulp!
photo by C. Michel Chang
Todd Robeck, a freshman on the Texas A&M men’s
swim team, bobs above the water in the breaststroke
ioi.>byp«orF : competition against Texas Tech. The Aggies, who re
cently completed their season by competing in the
Southwest Conference meet, defeated the Red Raiders
in the P. L. Downs Natatorium on the Texas A&M
campus.
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Spurs deflate Clippers 106-98
United Press International
SAN ANTONIO — Spurs
;uard George Gervin says his
Beam was forced to deflate the
Confidence the San Diego Clip-
*pers felt going in to Tuesday's
1 lame.
I p 4; In the teams’ past two meet-
LlV-' fngs, the Clippers — who have
■vononly 16 games this season —
Midwest Rtt§P C(,re< l decisive victories over
cored lllp iSa n Antonio.
Boston ColiB “basketball is a funny game,
I lie wordB° you must strive to he consis-
■ lent,” Gervin said. “They have
confidence when they play us
ehimselfaliB n d vve had to take that away
■ May drafiP roin them tonight.”
rthisyeanA The Spurs produced a
vear a letdofl tremen dous third-quarter surge
ar it would® 0 overcome a halftime deficit
win the toufij# 1 ^ beat San Diego, 106-98.
Id heasalelw ^ an Diego jumped to a 61-50
Bialftime lead, but the Clippers
would returi
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fell apart midway through the
third quarter. With San Diego
leading 69-60 with 7:18 left in
the period, San Antonio ran off
10 unanswered points and out-
scored the Clippers, 24-6, to
take an 84-76 lead going into the
final period.
San Antonio shot 76 percent
from the floor in the third
period, while San Diego hit on
only 21 percent of its field goal
attempts. San Diego scored only
14 points in the third quarter.
“We had a big lead at the start
of the third quarter and I think
the Spurs realized we were
going to beat them for a third
time,” said San Diego forward
Michael Brooks. “Then they
really came at us hard.”
Also scoring in double fi
gures for the Spurs were for
ward Mike Mitchell with 21 and
Mike Bratz and Gene Banks Jerome Whitehead had 17.
with 14. The victory increased the
San Diego was led by rookie Spurs’ lead in the NBA Midwest-
A1 Wood with 22 points, while ern Division race to 4'/.> games
Tom Chambers added 18 and over the Denver Nuggets.
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United Press International
NEW YORK (UPI) — For the
winner, it will be another multi-
million dollar payday against
either Sugar Ray Leonard or
Wilfred Benitez. For the loser,
it’s uncertainty and having to
prove himself again.
Those will be the stakes when
world middleweight champion
Marvin Hagler defends his title
against former World Boxing
Association welterweight cham
pion Thomas Hearns May 24,
most likely in Reno, Nev. The
winner will be in excellent posi
tion to face either Benitez, the
World Boxing Council junior
middleweight champion who is
looking for a fourth title, or
Leonard, who is seeking a third
title and who won the undis
puted welterweight crown by
stopping Hearns in 14 rounds
last September.
“Whoever wins this fight will
be the key target for Benitez and
Leonard,” said Emanuel Ste
ward, Hearns’ trainer-manager
who would love to get a rematch
with Leonard.
A Leonard-Hagler match was
in the early stages of negotia
tions, hut Leonard’s lawyer,
Mike Trainer, wanted Hagler to
come down to the junior mid
dleweight division, 154 pounds.
Hagler fights at 159. Hearns is
expected to weigh 155.
“This man is the mid
dleweight champion,” Hearns
said. “Why should he come
down to the junior mid
dleweight division? It would be
very stupid of him to go down to
154.”
Hagler will receive about $5
million, while Hearns will net
approximately $3 million for the
bout, which is to be televised by
both closed circuit and cable
television.
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