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by Millar & Bill Hinds
Other Thursday NBA Scores:
(home team in capitals)
Milwaukee 105
NEW YORK 95
CLEVELAND 100
Seattle 97
DETROIT 113
New Jersey 1 11
GOLDEN STATE 121
L.A. Clippers 118
Late Wednesday NBA Scores:
PHILADELPHIA 115
Washington 110 (OT)
L.A. Lakers 131
UTAH 127
L.A. CLIPPERS 128
Sacramento 103
PHOENIX 100
Chicago 99
Spurs tame Mavs
in fourth, 120-116
Associated Press
DALLAS — Artis Gilmore and
Alvin Robertson hit dutch baskets in
the closing minutes Thursday night
to lead the San Antonio Spurs to a
120-116 National Basketball Asso
ciation victory over the Dallas Mav
ericks.
The loss broke a six-game win
ning streak for Dallas, 10-8, which
has won eight of their last 10 games.
San Antonio is 11-9.
Dallas held a 105-104 lead with
3:07 left in the game when the Spurs
scored seven unanswered points to
lead, 111-105.
After Marc lavaroni hit two free
throws, Robertson stole an errant
Dallas pass and scored on a layup.
Dallas didn’t score on its next posses
sion and Gilmore scored from un
derneath and made a free throw
when he was fouled on the play.
Dallas managed to close it to 115-
112 with 30 seconds left when Derek
Harper hit a 30-footer.
Alter Mark Aguirre made only
one of two free throws, lavaroni
made two from the free-throw line
with 18 seconds left for a 117-113
lead and Gilmore scored from un
derneath with three seconds left.
SAN ANTONIO
‘DmSLAS
MAVERICKS
Brad Davis hit a 3-pointer for Dallas
at the final buzzer.
Gilmore and forward Mike Mitch
ell led the Spurs with 25 and 21
points, respectively. Aguirre had 29
and Harper 26 for Dallas.
The game was tied six times and
the lead changed hands 26 times.
The Spurs started out like they
would make the game a rout, hitting
their first nine snots to take an 18-4
lead at 8:27 of the first quarter. But
the Mavericks began to peck away at
the lead. When Harper hit a 35-
footer at the buzzer, San Antonio
led, 32-31.
Oklahoma nose guard wins '85 Lombardi
Associated Press
HOUSTON — Oklahoma nose
guard Tony Casillas was named
Thursday night as the 1985 winner
of the Lombardi Award, which an
nually goes to the player deemed as
the nation’s top collegiate lineman.
Casillas, a 6-foot-3, 280-pound se
nior, had 35 tackles, four for losses
and two quarterback sacks in seven
games this year for the Sooners, who
play Southern Methodist Saturday.
He missed two games with an injury.
Other finalists for the trophy, pre
sented in honor of the late National
Football League coach Vince Lom
bardi, were Boston College nose
guard Mike Ruth, Oklahoma State
defensive tackle Leslie O’Neal and
Michigan defensive tackle Mike
Hammerstein.
Lombardi, who coached the
Green Bay Packers and the Wash
ington Redskins, died in September
1970 of cancer.
The Downtown Rotary Club of
Houston presents the award at a
benefit dinner, with the proceeds
going to the American Cancer So
ciety for cancer research. Officials
Saia this year’s benefit will raise the
event’s contributions over the $1
million mark.
Virginia Tech’s Bruce Smith, the
NFL’s No. 1 overall pick by the Buf
falo Bills, earlier won the Outland
Trophy, given to the nation’s top in
terior lineman.
Smith was not a finalist for the
Lombardi Award.
Hammerstein, 6-3, 265, led Michi
gan in tackles for losses this season
with 22 drops for 110 yards. The se
nior defensive end also added 73
tackles, had nine quarterback sacks
for 53 yards in losses, one fumble re
covery and one interception.
O’Neal, a 6-4, 249 senior de
fensive tackle, had 93 tackles, nine
quarterback sacks and 15 tackles for
losses to key the Oklahoma State de
fense.
Ruth, a 6-2, 268-pound senior
nose guard, had 126 tackles for Bos
ton College, 12 quarterback sacks,
one interception and two forced
fumbles.
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