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Dallas tries to escape LA swee
United Press International
INGLEWOOD, Calif. —
Mark Aguirre, the Dallas Mav
ericks’ scoring machine, is hav
ing a hard time grasping the big
picture.
As he returned to Dallas with
his teammates Wednesday after
being routed by the high-flying
Los Angeles Lakers in the first
two games of the NBA Western
Conference semifinals, Aguirre
clung to his belief that the
Lakers can’t be that good.
“It’s a problem of making an
adjustment,” Aguirre replied
when asked what the Mavericks
could possibly do to slow the
Lakers onslaught.
In the first game, the Lakers
won by a whopping 43 points.
In Tuesday night’s second
game, they led by 22 before
Dallas cut it to 117-101 during
trash time.
An “adjustment?”
Sorry, Mark. We’re talking
miracles here.
Dallas coach Dick Motta, who
has been around a bit more
than Aguirre, was more realistic
about the Mavericks’ chances as
they prepare for the third game
of the series Friday night in Re
union Arena.
“We don’t have any illusions
of who we are,” said Motta.
“We’re a step further than we
belong. Let’s face it, we’re in
over our heads here. The
Lakers subs could beat us, tal
ent-wise.
“But we’ll show up Friday.
We’ll be there. I’ve been kicked
before, but there’s a way to get
kicked with dignity. That’s what
we want to do.”
In the first game, the Lakers
blitzed Dallas from start to fin
ish, piling up an enormous 68-
38 halftime lead en route to a
134-91 trashing of the Maver
icks. Tuesday night, the Maver
icks played the Lakers on rela
tively even terms until the start
of the second half, when Los
Angeles delivered a lightning-
fast knockout punch.
The key to the first L.A. win
was the Lakers’ aggressive,
switching defense. Riley as
signed center Kareem Abdul-
Jabbar to cover forward Jay
er
Vincent, put 6-foot-!) 11^
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ter Pat Cummings andrB
forward Kurt Rambisoii®^ VO
high-scoring forwardM^ c * a
Aguirre.Dallas faced a ' l ‘ n S a 11
team that Jft enC ^
Earvin Johnson, who||| in S
27 points, ignited a siz/ijr
Angeles scoring blitz in JT 14 ' 1, ;
minute span, turning iH Weclr
game into a blowout. ° in S l ^ n
“I just play hard,as! saR '
can,” Johnson explainJ 1 ^ ^ ea
was a close game and we J s ^ amt ,
something to happen
made something happen I K
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happening, the Maverid^M 4%
very well become nothin™
than a footnote in the I
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NEW YORK — San Diego
Padres outfielder Tony Gwynn
and Los Angeles Dodger
pitcher Rick Honeycutt were
named the outstanding players
in the National League for the
month of April Wednesday.
Gwynn, hitting .434 so far
this season, has helped the
Padres duel the Dodgers for the
lead in the National League
West.
Gwynn had 36 hits in 83 at-
bats, drove in nine runs and
stole seven bases, getting the
“new look” Padres off to their
best April start ever.
Other nominees for the out
standing player awardincluded
Montreal Expos third baseman
Tim Wallach (.325, five hom-
eruns, 20 RBIs), Dodger first
baseman Mike Marshall (seven
homeruns, 21 RBIs) and At
lanta Braves outfielder Claudell
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United Press International
NORMAN, Okla. —- Univer
sity of Oklahoma basketball
coach Billy Tubbs has asked the
San Antonio Spurs to withdraw
his name from consideration
for that team’s head coaching
position.
In a statement issued
Wednesday, Tubbs said al
though fie had met with San
Antonio Spurs officials about
the opening, serious negotitions
never took place.
“I want to put to rest all the
rumors about the San Antonio
Spurs,” Tubbs said. “I am hon
ored that the Spurs contacted
me, but I am very happy at the
University of Oklahoma.
“I believe that I have a com-
mmitment to keep to the ad
ministration
fans. I like
and .he '" '“If) 1 , s
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the direciiog|
program is heading aiiT ..J . T
tend to see to it that PtL i
•tjor lea
success continue in thefiA
he said.
Tubbs led Oklahoma
liiR F.iglu Conk-,^8
championship this P asl i na j ed t j 1(
and a No. 8 ranking in tl*® . '
collegiate poll. The Soon ° \
school and conference d 9
by winning 29 gamesj^ ’
Tubbs was named Bit. . , ,
Coach of the Year. ^ he
In his four years will®. la ian '
Sooners, Tubbs has cor® 5 . ls . la
an 84-43 record and T e (,t hls
reeled Oklahoma to thre®
secutive seasons ' v ' t ri Nb^JL.
more wins and numeroifh| 11 LI V
season appearances.
Gamblers sued for fee 3t cj0
United Press International
HOUSTON— An advertis
ing agency which helped pro-
whicli
mote the Houston Gamblers
franchise with the United States
Football League has sued the
team and its owners for alleged
breach of contract for failing to
pay advertising fees, an attor
ney said Tuesday.
Taylor Brown & Barnhill
Inc., of Houston, filed the law
suit against the Gamblers in
state district court Monday
seeking $62,488, said al iOTjicvn
Rand Dennis unn
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