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C PORTS
Tuesday • March 21, 1995
Spurs charge past SuperSonics
□ Robinson and Person
pick up slack for miss
ing Rodman.
SAN ANTONIO (AP) —
David Robinson scored 24 points
and Chuck Person had 14 points
and a season-high 11 rebounds
as the San Antonio Spurs, play
ing without injured Dennis Rod-
man, beat the Seattle SuperSon
ics 104-96 Monday night.
The Spurs won their fourth
straight game. Rodman, the
NBA’s leading rebounder, was
placed on the injured list earli
er in the day with a separated
right
shoulder
following
a motor
cycle acci
dent Sun
day. He is
expected
to miss
up to four
weeks.
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tie, which
had won
five in a row, was led by Shawn
Kemp’s 23 points and Sam
Perkins’ 21.
San Antonio, which never
trailed, pulled away from a 58-58
tie early in the third quarter be
hind 8 points by Robinson for an
84-74 lead after three quarters.
Seattle got no closer than 5
points in the fourth period as
Avery Johnson and Doc Rivers
each scored 5 points for the
Spurs.
The Spurs tied a team record
by making six 3-point shots in
the first half in taking a 52-47
lead. San Antonio had five 3-
pointers in the first quarter.
The Spurs made 8 of 22 3-point
ers, with Vinny Del Negro hit
ting three.
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the Aggies. From 1947 to 1953, A&M captured six of seven SWC
Track and Field Championships.
Last Saturday, members of those Aggie track teams gathered
to remember their accomplishments.
“Back in those days, practically no one had a scholarship,”
Bonnen said. “We were out there because we had a lot of team
spirit and wanted to run track for Texas A&M.
“The coaches spotted a lot of the guys in physical education
classes. They would see a guy that they thought had some ability
and put him on the track team.”
The Aggies were coached by Col. Andy Anderson and Ray
Putnam.
“We had two very fine coaches and athletes with a lot of char
acter,” said Anderson’s son Rusty. “My father had a great deal of
enthusiasm for track. He was able to spot ability and work with
athletes to make them better.”
Anderson and Putnam helped put three Aggies in the
Olympics from the 1947-’53 era.
Art Hamden won a gold medal in 1948 running the first leg of
the 1600-meter relay in London. High jumper Walter “Buddy”
Davis captured the gold while Darrow Hooper took home a silver
in the shot put in 1952 in Helsinki. Hooper missed winning the
gold medal by two centimeters.
In 1948, the Aggies’ 1600-meter relay team of Hamden, Ray
Holbrook, Don Mitchell and E.G. Bilderback surprised the coun
try at a meet in Los Angeles.
“The meet was at the end of the year, and the top four teams
and individuals in each event were invited to participate,”
Bilderback said. “Nobody knew who we were so it was quite a
shock when we knocked two seconds off the world record.”
Julian Herring was a distance runner on the back end of the
Aggies’ winning streak.
“The vets took care of the younger guys,” Herring said. “I re
member Bilderback yelling at me because he didn’t think my
grades were as high as they should be. The vets set the tone for
A&M track.”
But the late 1940s and early 1950s track teams set the standard.
shooting lifts
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shooting with 11 points in the
second overtime, including the
winning layup with 2.4 seconds
left, to lead the Dallas Maver
icks past the Cleveland Cava
Hers 102-100 Monday night.
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was 10-for-26 from the floor for
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of the period.
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