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Spurs run past Mavs, 120-108
SAN ANTONIO (AP) - Sean
Elliott scored 26 points and Terry
Cummings added 23 as the San
Antonio Spurs beat the Dallas
Mavericks 120-108 Tuesday at
HemisFair Arena.
The Spurs are 46-33 for the
season and 30-9 at home. San An
tonio beat the Mavericks (20-59)
for the fifth straight time this sea
son and also won its 14th of 16
home games.
San Antonio is 19-4 at home
with Coach Bob Bass. The Spurs
took a 17-point lead, 23-6, on a
layup by Donald Royal with 5:45
left in the first period.
The Spurs outscored the Mavs
23-6 to that point. Elliott account
ed for eight of those points and
Rod Strickland, who finished the
game with 21 points, had six.
In the second period, the Spurs
widened their lead to 25 points,
59-34, the largest of the game on a
layup by Vinnie Johnson at 2:12.
Doug Smith of the Mavs
brought Dallas to within nine,
109-100, by two free throws at 2:49
in the game. Dallas outscored San
Antonio 12-8 from the beginning
of the fourth quarter. But Donald
Royal, who finished the game
with a season-high 18 points,
dropped in a layup as San Anto
nio led 114-102.
Antoine Carr was the fifth San
Antonio player in double figures,
with 13. Strickland also completed
the contest with 14 assists.
The Mavs were paced by
Rolando Blackman who had 20
points. Rodney McCray added 18
points and Donald Hodge had 14.
Mike luzzolino and Randy
White each added 11 points for
Dallas while Tracy Moore and
Doug Smith each had 10.
San Antonio shot 447.7 percent
from the field (42 of 88) and 73.5
percent at the free throw line (36
of 50).
Rockets stop Trail Blaze
HOUSTON (AP) - Otis
Thorpe made 11 of 12 shots and
scored 24 points, leading Hous
ton to a foul-filled 108-96 victory
Tuesday night over the Portland
Trail Blazers that kept the Rock
ets' playoff hopes alive.
The Rockets took a half
game lead over the Los Angeles
Lakers in the race for the eighth
and final Western Conference
playoff spot.
Vernon Maxwell scored 10
straight Houston points, keep-
the Rockets ahead 81-75
won fouled out of thed
with 42 seconds to platj
backup, Larry Smith,firii|
the game with five
Thorpe four.
mg tne Rockets ahead owo go
ing into the final period. He fin
ished with 22 points and Kevin
Duckworth led the Trail Blazers
with 21.
Portland pulled within four
points with 6:12 to go, but Thor
pe's basket and two by Sleepy
Floyd allowed the Rockets to
widen the lead.
Houston's Hakeem Olaju-
Jerome Kersey, but the T i
Blazers did not disdosefcl
ture of his injury. TheTrailll
ers clinched their set!
straight Pacific Division;!
with a 123-97 victoryoveil
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Mitchell was pleased with her
performance, especially after a
shaky first inning.
"When I was warming up, I
was throwing real good," Mitchell
said. "I came out and walked the
first batter and didn't have con
trol over what I was doing.
"The first pitch I threw behind
the batter and said, 'This is going
to be a long game.' I think I was a
little tense. It turned out pretty
good."
The no-hitter was broken up
after Mitchell threw her out pitch,
a curveball.
"I threw a couple," she said.
"It's a ball that when I'm ahead,
/be I can sucker them into it. I
get it far enough out on
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proved her record to 13-4.
In the first game, the only run
was scored in the Lady Aggie half
of the third inning. Segal doubled
with one out and shortstop Jen
nifer McFalls singled to score Se
gal pnd give the team a 1 -0 win.
Jennifer Mortensen improved
her season record to 20-10.
Although the Lady Aggies
scored only five runs. Brock said
the team is on the edge of having
some big innings.
"Our hitting is almost like the
baseball team," he said. "We just
don't seem to get a hit at the right
time. We've got to work on some
timely hits and we're looking for
ward to play this weekend."
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Jennifer McFalls shows a trainer her injured finger. She hurt it Tuesday
while fielding a ground ball in the Aggies' second game against SWT.
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in the first inning, beforeHia
homer highlighted a five-ra
ond. The Aggies scored™
in the fourth and finism
scoring with two runsinthea
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tie surprised," A&MheadiJ
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have a little problemaftenl
weekend, coming out on 1®;
day. But we gathered upon)®
day, and we knew we had::#
some momentum going®,
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play in the first ball game.” (
The lopsided scoreallf 1 T3
both teams to playmostof;
players. SFA head coach In a
Smith used six pitchers an, among
men in the field. Four/U. some 1
pitchers were used ml It pine good
saw action in thefteld.
"We got a lotolguysinti
second ballgame and gotsor
positive vibes outofthat,"
son said. "Some guy
haven't gotten to play
chance to play tonight."
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Rangers fall again to Angels
ARLINGTON (AP) - Hubie
Brooks had a three-run homer and
five RBIs Tuesday night as the
California Angels won their
fourth straight, 8-1 over the Texas
Rangers.
Brooks hit the first pitch to
him by starter Jeff Robinson into
the left field stands for his second
homer of the season, staking
starter Joe Grahe to a 3-0 lead.
Grahe yielded four hits in 6 2-3
innings against the most potent
lineup in the major leagues. Gra
he, 3-7 with a 4.81 ERA last sea
son, entered the game with a 12.60
ERA in his only start this year.
With staff ace Chuck Finley on
the disabled list and Mark
Langston slowed by a hip injury,
the Angels needed an effective
start from Grahe. He retired 11
consecutive batters at one point.
Overall, he walked two and struck
out four.
He left with two outs in the
seventh after diving to catch a line
drive by pinch hitter Geno Petral-
li. Grahe speared the shot, then
threw to first from a seated posi
tion to double up Dickie Thon.
Grahe's overthrow allowed Kevin
Reimer and Thon to advance to
third and second.
Grahe, who bruised an index
finger on his right hand but was
not seriously injured, was re
placed by Chuck Crim after the
player. And Thon, who never
tagged up on the line dfive, was
ruled out on an appeal play at
first.
Texas, which dropped its sec
ond straight after opening the sea
son 6-1, entered the game leading
the majors in runs with 53.
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especially after losing a starter
and a backup middle linebacker
to Plan B free agency. Now that
Jack Del Rio and Darrick
Brownlow are no longer with
the Cowboys, the team's start
ing middle linebacker is former
Miami Hurricane Bernard
Clark.
So it still looks like Billy
Cannon Jr. will the last Aggie
linebacker the Cowboys draft.
While the Cowboys might
be out of the Coryatt sweep-
stakes, they still have a chance
at Smith. It seems like a match
almost too good to be true.
While the Cowboys made it
to the playoffs last year, they
still have some major weakness
es, the secondary being one of
them.
Two years ago, this
wouldn't have been the situa
tion. It seemed like Ike Holt
was an up and coming corner-
back. Last season, he looked
like he was a down and out cor
ner. He, along with former
TCU corner Larry Brown did a
satisfactory job, but they both
don't have positions guaranteed
when the Cowboys go to train
ing camp.
Smith could be the answer.
It seems that there are a lot of
good corners available come
draft day includingWisconsini
Troy Vincent and Florida Stale'!
Terrell Buckley. But Smith
might be the best of the three
Like Vincent, Smith canals
return punts, somethingthe
Cowboys can definitely use.
But Smith has had morecomer
back experience.
Vincent plays in the run#
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played against the likes of
David Klingler and Andre
Ware.
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