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The Golden State Warriors faced the Philadelphia 76ers at the Spectrum in Philadelphia on November 25, 1977.
The Golden State Warriors had been to the Western Conference Finals for two consecutive seasons, following their NBA championship in 1975.
They were coached by Al Adles and were off to a slow start with a 9-9 record, but their lineup included three future Hall of Famers,
Rick Berry, Jamal Wilkes, and rookie Robert Parrish.
Philadelphia was coached by Billy Cunningham and featured players Dr. J, George McGinnis, Doug Collins, and Darrell Dawkins.
They were looking to return to the NBA Finals after losing to the Trailblazers in the 1977 season.
All that remains of this audio recording is a partial broadcast featuring the first half of the game as announced by Golden State commentator Bill King.
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It comes in on a big, big Ricky Green guarding him.
He's outside to Irving in the right, Berry will guard him while Coleman takes McGinnis.
There's the pass to Irving, sliding across the cabinet, he's got three dribbled to the baseline.
Jump pass, left hand is Jones on the right side, Ray blocks the shot and fouls him.
Jones tried to lean in with a shot and wound up committing being fouled by Ray, who picked up his first one.
Billy Cunningham was hollering, stepping out at Jay Pudon, and he warned Billy to sit down early.
He's regretting picking up the foul. Oh, well, Jones on the line, out of Albany State.
Now he's fifth professional season, he had three of them in the ABA.
Two-fitting hitters.
They do not go to their pivot man as much when Jones or Harvey Catching is playing the middle,
but when Dawkins is in, they'll go to him more now than they did under June 2.
Both shots good.
Now it's good enough in Philadelphia.
This is the third sell-out this year for the 70s victors.
Here's a pass to fifth out front.
Mr. Coleman swings it on top, and the Barry looks out against the doctor.
David Keyes, the doctor now looses, and Barry down the lane underhand flips.
Touch shot, air ball falls in the hands of McGinnis, who's lying flat on his back.
How much pass is there?
And they're screaming Jones.
Back to Irving on the right side. Coleman has to pick him up.
The doctor to the baseline. We got the whistle, and that'll be a foul on UC Abilene.
Waiting for paper straw. That's right.
Then the Warriors pick up three times, two fouls, and we have not yet traveled the first minute
at the 48 minutes tonight.
Everyone inside had looked at me like he got propped, but that happened at the end of the other night,
and he couldn't get on the line.
Coleman's top of the key, snipped guarding him.
A flip side angle of the doctor.
Goes for his dribble, then sees McGinnis wide, not Barry has it.
There's that hesitation, jump, and air ball, taking right down by Jones,
and he'll spread it out of his hands. He tries to shoot, Barry comes up.
Barry mid-tour, Jones from behind steals it, loosing out of bounds.
Nobody warrants.
And he was sick-trained, but Jones couldn't get a handle on the ball.
Warriors will inbound right side, fourth court. The doctor guarding Rick.
Barry makes a pass, comes to Green on the point.
Doubles stack right of the lane. Green goes to the dribble, top of the key.
Just cut over the bippies, and 17.
Richie, whose real-dult percentage right now is just a whister under 46,
but the first paper is too thick.
Here's the lengthy prancing done, town. 6-6 into the fourth court.
Guarded by Smith, bounce one out of the left side angle of the doctor.
The double team's knocked it away, the doctor gets it back.
Get to Jones. Down deep from McGinnis inside,
but a hole in the misses, the layup of rebound is in.
And that is...
Here's Green, slicking down court, goes by a biddy.
Jones keeps him out, the ball squirts away, but it's off, getting it out of bounds.
Get it!
Papers will give the ball to Green, baseline left to the goal for the Warriors inbound.
Passed away outside, gives it to Smith, keeps left corner,
then keeps on top. Bad pass, but Green hooks it down on the right side, not a bury.
Barry Gribble's double team, back to Green on the point.
Gribble's the edge of the team, bounds in the air, 13-footer off the rim.
Off Ray, out of bounds on the rebound.
Ray was canned in a little bit deep under the glass.
Miller Gels, you're now coming up with the Warriors' guard,
making it half-point. Gibby out front.
Works for the left side, got a double-stack on the right.
Gibby drives to the baseline, Green checks him off, outside, Irving now.
Irving, Lando, Gribble, and Barry pull up, Jepeth is 17, on the rim, bouncing,
wants no good, no good.
Not that the better fair, it's on McGinnis, who tried to tip the ball.
The Warriors get the ball.
The doctor at 34, Barry has 51, the first time these teams met.
And the Warriors wanted 113-100, 10.
Irving had 17, it was 34 in the final quarter when they cut the margin after the Warriors had made comfortable
most of the way and opened. Barry on top, takes the doctor.
Pitches off to Green, opened, 15-footers.
Barry with a very good team, had 11 assists in the end of the other night.
Here's a Gribble now by Irving in the right side, Barry checks him off,
double-stimmed by Smith. Irving protects it,
Twins it to 50, up and in the left end of the left corner to Collins,
Smith hustles back to him. Good hustle indeed, that's time.
Now to the doctor.
Foot shot, no good from the left, a loud shot up the glass,
got him out, jumped, killed, warrior ball.
Watching Barry try to play D on the doctor is fascinating
because he tries to force him to his left.
He plays for 70, just tries to make him shoot outside.
From the outside to the shot, it's an error ball.
From 18-3, taken down by the givers.
That's not a goodie.
Maybe 4-quark of Collins on the right.
Drives, angles, fires, hits, 4-to-2, 6-10, 3, 2, 1, Irving!
6-4, Philadelphia.
Smith starts up for the Warriors, dribbling top of the key,
dropped it up to Barry, 17-footer on top, too hard.
Rebounded by Jones.
Jones passed the baby into that court, bringing it up fast.
See Jones on the right, misses the mark, out of bounds.
He didn't lead him enough and I think a warrior may have touched it,
but now Ricky Green apparently brushed it, it's a Philadelphia ball.
Where is it?
Are we going to give it away to Philadelphia?
They were giving it to him, and O'Donnell says no.
He was right off Jones, but the warrior ball.
Smith coming into the fourth court.
Collins picked him up, missed, went to the Coleman, the right of the key.
Smith again, his dribble toward the right baseline,
almost out of control, and now he stops, snaps it out to Ray.
Foul line, jump shot, good!
Ray for 15.
He's all good, but they did a couple of 10-foot jumpers against Indiana.
Collins, not in front, bounces one up to McGinnis on the left.
We have a 6-6 ball game with McGinnis with a dribble back to Jones high.
Middles open for the moment, ended up corner to Collins.
Riddle behind the back, high-pitched, missed, inside, loose control.
Barry comes up for the loose ball, Peeley Green.
Green's trying to blow by Bitty, Bitty keeps a check on him.
Green goes to the hook, makes him the shot, no good, the clear hit, missed by Coleman.
His only rebound roll, no good, 15-foot-green.
Coleman working the board, though he didn't get it home,
and then he's able to bring to finally get the next rebound and put it in.
Oh, your gig of eights.
Herding on top to Jones, left side angle of McGinnis,
outside jumper from 20, is dipping in and out.
Jones, the rebound, outside, Ray brings it out.
Is it to Bitty, straight away one-hander, down, 21-footer.
A little guy from New Bray, L-8.
8-8, there's a dribble by Smith, gets a right pick,
switched on by Jones, he's on top to Coleman, good work from 18, hit!
10-8, Bitty comes back up fast, nobody's in the middle of a projectile,
the green, checks Bitty on the left side.
Now turned, jump shot by Bitty, good, he's got a knockdown in the triangle,
the clear hit, missing green, no foul, running him hard,
one pass to Green up the right side, right face-line.
Cut off now by Bitty, shoots it, jump running,
way is in and out, a heart-first miss, leave on Jones.
Quick-out back to McGinnis, pass score, they like to run.
He drives on Coleman, makes a reverse spin,
flips it out to Bitty, the 15th, hit him.
Bitty on the left side, beautiful save by McGinnis,
now Bitty can be driving a reverse spin.
12-10, fill it up, you have 5 minutes into the game.
Now Smith dribbles on the left against Collins,
to the baseline, they've got the foul on Collins.
Here's a timeout call here before the Warriors end down,
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the Warriors will close this four- and five-night tour
at the Garden in New York against Fedex,
where a 5-a-clock Pacific Time tip-off
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beginning at 4.45,
Pacific Time with our Warriors warm up.
Then the Warriors return home,
with the sensational rookie Bernard King on the 29th,
on a Tuesday night, followed by the
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Here's Ricky Green out front against Vivian Alriga,
who's on the pick. Ricky doesn't use it very well,
and it's Coleman. Coleman is Smith,
who doesn't get there a ton of hours.
This coming from the wayside, kind of big comments to Scott,
and Coleman's heard way over, he's headed out.
The ball goes back now to the 76ers, who lead at 12-tips.
Up the right side now comes Collins,
who's in the clean of the circle.
Vivian on top, bounce one to the left,
out of the Guinness against PC, one on one,
starts to back him up, he's at 12-feet.
He's back to the baseline to the left,
and we've got a whistle and a foul on Coleman.
He was trying to get the shot up late, came out to try and block it.
McGinnis going to be called for,
and rather be given two, as Coleman called for,
the fourth team foul for the Warriors,
and Philadelphia gets to the line for the second time.
They are 2-for-2.
As a team, Philadelphia's 71.5% free-throwing,
the Warriors 73.5%.
McGinnis, who has tenancy for the erratic,
is 72% this year, and this first one wobbles in.
13-to-10.
The next little shot put it home.
14-to-10, Philadelphia, they've made six straight points now.
New Smith coming up court.
Warriors had trouble with unanswered point runs
by Indiana on Wednesday night,
an 8-point run and then a 14-point run.
They bring into the Coleman,
knocked away by McGinnis, double-teaming him.
They tried to post-Coleman down deep against McGinnis,
and baby helped out, made it a tough pass.
Ricky almost had it picked off,
now to Smith out in front against Collins.
Go toward the baseline, Coleman picked.
McGinnis steps out and flexes the ball in the mound.
Just Smith was looking for the shot.
Warrior ball. Five seconds on the sidestime right now.
Philadelphia should be very intense on their defense here.
Warriors now ready to scatter.
He'll can't find anybody.
Now, bosses one right in the hands of McGinnis.
Pass, pass, angle, one pass to the backer,
pleasing two-farm, and he backs it back.
Gary gets there to get it for the Warriors.
Back court, possible three on two.
Pull up 15-footers on the rim and off.
Great, yes it does. Coleman doubles it up,
and rebounded it too hard off the glass.
Another rebound, no good. He gets it back again,
and finally muscles it in.
Coleman was here to termination,
and now we've got a back court foul called on Ricky Green.
Ricky Green gambled in the back court,
and foul Debbie will get up and forth.
Three to make two. That's not a wise foul.
Going to the baseline is Henry Bibby.
Bibby, that's a nine, four, three.
With a back court.
Bibby's first shot is down, and the second one, likewise,
and Philadelphia now has run eight to two on the Warriors at 16-12.
Here's Smith down the right side.
Jones switches out. Smith looks for a mismatch,
jumps it into Coleman against Collins.
That got to Smith on the right, takes the shot,
then shoots it after hesitating. It's no good.
Comes down in the hands of Collins.
Comes up court, hip court to the ball.
Sees it over to Bibby, outside.
Jones again, he's got another.
Bibby starting off red hot tonight,
has ten of the coming out here, total of 18.
Four hoops.
Green out front for the Warriors.
Works top of the key.
Not going to cold him on the right.
Inside the range, he's close to out of the lane.
Here comes Barry, he's open. He gets it,
shoots the jump, works off line,
Ritchett's behind the mark, but Green rebounds and brings it back out.
Green against Collins, now in the perimeter to Smith.
Bibby knocks it away, Bibby's got a steer.
Bibby passes, Julius down the left side,
Erving goes to the hoop over, Barry cuts it in.
Green is coming in, Green cares,
it's coming up to Philadelphia,
Green has it knocked away,
coming up into the four-part,
but it goes out of bounds, it'll be a Warrior ball.
Philadelphia has run itself to two on the Warriors down.
It's 20-12.
Warriors are the inbounding,
with Charles Dudley now in for Green.
Pass to Barry on the left side, it's 21-footer.
Good, he hits his first.
Very close, Erving's arm off him
and Erving warning him now.
Ritchett started up court and the doctor got in.
I think unintentionally,
tangled up with him, now Erving lets the ball.
Now watch this one, Barry's running it.
Bibby still has it.
Now goes to the doctor on the right, the fans rise to it.
Erving, turn around, jumper on the rim and off.
He found no good chance.
Coming out to Dudley.
Dudley passed Erving, smoked one, the Smiths,
just driving, cut off by Collins.
Hey, shoveled it to Dudley, down the lane, shoveled shot, good.
20-16.
Keep watching Erving and Barry right now.
The doctor took the challenge,
but Ritchett decided that his arm was,
or he didn't belong.
And Barry took the challenge of defense,
wouldn't let him penetrate.
Making his own shots,
looked under the Collins, a bomb, no good.
Rebounded by Dudley.
Erving underneath, underhand,
left-hand, no good foul call.
Dudley had it, and quite frankly,
I'm not quite sure how he lost it.
Erving somehow came up with the ball,
and Coleman is called for the foul,
and the doctor gets three to make two,
and he sees he has three first fouls.
Warriors and team fouls,
trouble, they picked up three in the first minute of play.
Now Coleman's got three,
and they've really got a problem,
because that defrains them with some real board strikes.
First shot, good for the doctor.
Dylan Elfgir's made seven for seven.
The Warriors haven't been on the line.
It's like in the other league.
Hamill's was very, very good to be upset after that game.
He said, you know,
you lose games sometimes on a crucial call late,
that maybe is a bad call,
but he said, this is a game that came as close to being a home
as he's seen this year.
That was the one in Indiana.
Erving hit both way through.
He got his attack, some of the doctor late by six,
and the Warriors have to go to what sunny park is now in.
Now he got a foul call on Biddy.
Biddy on a defensive foul,
and that will be only team foul number two
on Philadelphia.
Common foul.
How to go through the way, then it does the onside.
Get the very 18-footer on the way.
No iron, just glass.
Time for Dr. McGinnis.
Parker is in now for DC.
Takes him to the lane,
pass up to Collins, it gets away and out of bounds.
Parker wouldn't let McGinnis go all the way.
George jumped it off to Collins who lost control.
22-16.
Quicker than McGinnis at six-eight.
He gives him a lot of height.
Excuse me, a lot of weight.
All right, here's Dudley a little ball up front.
Ray setting a high post.
Dudley works, top of the key, got a foul on Biddy again.
And so for him, that's number two.
Number three in the team column.
And it inbound again, Dudley.
Comes out of Smith, over to Barry on the left.
Looks for Parker curling up, everybody's not open.
Still waiting, he has his dribble if he wants it.
Springs at the park on the left corner.
Parker on the dribble now.
Terminating, it's to Smith, left corner.
Indeed to Barry, posting, turn around, fall back, eight-pointer.
Doesn't go!
He's got Dudley.
Dudley on the loose ball,
and somebody will shoot one, and a penalty for Philadelphia.
76ers are eight, played on the line.
The Warriors haven't been there.
And the place on the line is Julius Irving.
Oh, very nice on the line.
Irving hits the first.
And the next one is good.
So Philadelphia with 10 free throws to none for the Warriors,
and they lead by eight.
Dudley now comes off of Parker, string,
Adelsangry, the butt did be fouled on that.
Dudley, coming to Tita-Barry,
buried in the foul line, dumps it up to Ray Rowling,
slammed up, he is fouled, it doesn't go.
It comes way off the rim after the sideline.
The foul is on Jones, and Ray gets up for two,
and that will be 14 fouls for Philadelphia.
Three old fouls to go on the opening quarter.
Right on the line.
Those who are watching on television might wonder
why there is no replay tonight,
or why it looked like there was going to be one,
and it tickles.
Channel two in this situation has to share a feed
that's going to a local station here,
and apparently their equipment
for replay is inoperable.
So I regret on that, but it's not possible
within the court.
Those three fouls made by Ray
and the Warriors have cut it to six now.
Debbie off front.
Dudley checked, getting a genesis, 35 feet.
Double team by Dudley and Parker now.
Gribbles between them, Ray cut them off,
feet of Debbie on the right, right open for 20.
Good!
Debbie, six-thirteen.
Now, 26-thirteen.
Debbie has 12 on the night,
his average on the air is 10 and a half.
He's not stopping the key.
Peter, passing, Collins breaks up,
Parker gets the deflection on the right.
Get that to Dudley outside.
Defenses and tucked inside for Philadelphia.
Now on shot to Smith.
Filler's had only one shot, goes to the foul line.
There's a jump pass, a very deep inside.
Debbie sticks up, falls away from Urban,
throws up an air ball at 10 feet.
Paul Wajom gets it, long pass to McGinnis.
A standard four, the play broken up, McGinnis gets it back.
Shoot over Parker with a pass inside,
Collins fleshing through.
Loser's control gets it to the right floor.
Back out to McGinnis, dribble to the top of the key,
and he's out.
Over Parker, 28-18,
biggest Philadelphia lead.
Oh, and the left, and the right side.
Here's a foul, McGinnis holding Parker,
coming through inside and Parker will get one on a penalty.
Got a time-out first down
and the Warriors 158 to go.
First quarter, four more to go,
and Philadelphia 28, the Warriors 18.
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Sonny Park will be on the follow line
when play resumes here.
The second year man on a sexy say in M
is a 60% free thrower.
Average in 11.1 points again
and playing approximately 23 minutes tonight.
Sonny hasn't had one of his
really typically fireballing games
on the road trip thus far in Milwaukee
and in Indiana.
Nobody had much of a game in Milwaukee.
Barry had a brilliant first half
in Indiana and only four points
in the second half.
He came into the fourth quarter like
Phantom.
Pacer was guarding him said he expected
him to really be pumping it up.
He ran through the balls on the other side of the floor
and the Warriors didn't really work much to it.
And then they got caught up in Indiana
a wild fast break when the Pacers ran away
and hit.
The Holman had an excellent game
in Indiana.
That's the thing
Adel's been talking about not enough people playing
well on the same night on the road
and that's what's been happening in the foreign court.
Both shots have been hit by Pacer.
The Warriors now score to four but they're three over eight.
They'll be coming up against Dudley's hand check.
They'll face in front of McGinnis way out
35 feet on the left.
Pacer will be about there. McGinnis dribbles behind the back.
Pacer out puts in so he gets it up to Jones on top.
Then it goes to Bibby. Now deep to the
McGinnis backing up on Pacer. Turn around seven footer.
It's an air ball. Paul's the hands of Barry.
Now to Dudley and we got a foul call.
Where?
Okay, I'm not sure.
O'Donnell is holding up play.
He was up in the fourth court. The ball was still in the back court.
He's talking to Phil Smith.
I still don't know what happened.
O'Donnell is talking to Portion.
It was a back court foul.
It was called on Carl O' Jones.
The ball was in the back court.
Phil Smith was in the front court when he was fouled over the ball
in the back court. They called Jones for the foul.
The back court foul is three to make two.
And Adels is right up the long side
and in front of us, waiting to find out too.
Nobody knew at first what O'Donnell had called
because he was way away from the ball up the floor.
Both shots in by Smith and the Warriors cut it to six now.
Did he hurt? He's a dribble up the right side.
Parker picked him up on a switch.
Now somebody's going to have a mismatch problem.
Goes over to Barry Irving in the right side.
He dribbles against Barry.
Barry steals. But can't hold it. Irving gets it back.
Go space line Rick Fousen.
When you're watching, those two like Barry with their hands.
He tries to get the ball down low on the doctor
and get the hand in there.
He got it that time but couldn't come up with a ball on the...
control. Lloyd Frey and Steve Mink.
Rick wearing number 50.
And really a cut-free bounding veteran.
Goes awfully well to the offensive board.
Lloyd Frey, the hot shooting firm that are shooting
six-three guard, has been under more control this year
than in his past season.
Very first shot is good.
Reportedly in the strike,
he grumbled at Tunningham when he was pulled out of the game
and Tunningham got him down verbally very quickly.
Go shot good by the doctor at 30 to 22.
Irving has 8.6 on the foul line.
Parker on the right side now.
Cross over, give it to the foul line against Mink.
Mink's a little muscle on you. Right side of the ball.
They then uncocks the set to jump for an 18-footer perch.
Only fell a second shot tonight with 30-24.
Here's Frey starting up court now. He and Collins are guarding.
Do all. Collins works against Bill Smith on top.
Lloyd's one deep. Here's Jones by the doctor.
And now he is having the doctor's up to great play.
He's backdoor.
30-24.
There was a beautiful piece of timing.
Bradley with a drive cut off to the baseline.
Out of control.
Good.
He's got that now to three.
Long pass, that's work.
Get that intercept and then move it out of bounds.
They had Collins down deep.
Try to go to him. That's hurrying back.
Jeff's hit and lost the handle.
Philadelphia baller up by eight again.
35 seconds left to the quarter.
They have a new 24-second count.
Does that to Caldwell Jones-Lyde? Give to Collins.
And they're moving left side angle. Barry got him.
They're moving to the baseline. There's the Jeffers.
No distance. 15.
And they're moving on second by Barry.
Wins it over to Smith.
Wins it over to the fourth court to the ball.
Now the 24-second clock is the Warriors' guide.
15 on the clock. Four more seconds to the mat and the fourth.
It's clocked now at 11.
Smith's hit. Ripples to the baseline.
Into the rain. There's a pull-up.
Fletcher to five-footer.
Now you've got eight seconds left for Philadelphia.
And in the back court, Parker makes the steal.
Let's get this out.
He shoots from 48 feet.
Head of top to the left.
He knocks this down. There's no foul in the quarter end.
That's the quarter end.
The board boy shows Philadelphia's 33rd Warriors' 23rd.
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The heat of an angle to there.
I'm getting tired.
There's two special things about New York.
The people are always lost.
Now that's some tricks.
You hit my feet. On the outside.
It's thinner than last year's weekend.
I'm looking for body.
More headroom. More legroom.
The board's gone.
With a rigid knee of a turbo-charged sports crew.
I'm looking for body.
Now in the cup, additional blue qualities
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I'm looking for body.
I got a plan to Earth, Greencraft.
I should be with you there.
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You may be a thief with me.
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I can't touch me.
You're my human.
I'm human.
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This is a fair question really.
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And the capital of the new employee's after-price city sales starting Friday November 26th.
It's the end of the long-awaited question.
Considering the foul situation which went against the Warriors early and the fact that Philadelphia
made 12 on a 12 on the line to the Warriors 6-6, they did a good job because they might have had
quarter on a 6-down right now.
Robert Parrish is in his center against Harvey Ketchins of Philadelphia.
There is Dudley coming up against Free now.
Get the Parrish high back to Dudley. Then he feeds him underneath the park and he lays it in.
Parked that ball to Dudley's founding.
And he started the week number four in the NBA and assists playing roughly half the minute of every game.
Three between the circles now. The Warriors have been four.
Outside to the doctor on the left. Barry with a hand up.
The other four that he's made trying to post down deep against Parker.
They go around the perimeter to Collins.
Fakes, dribbles, spins, gets into the lane.
Jumped pass out in the right to Free. He'll bomb it from 20.
He'll get it. He'll bomb it with a dash. Overhand, flip, draws around and he's...
Over the head and right shoulder.
With his back to the hoop, 34-28.
Burby has 12 right now, but he hasn't been able to penetrate on offense that much.
He's gotten twice on the board, but he hit once on the outside.
Here's a turnaround by Barry. He's got one from 10 on the left of the corner.
34-2-30.
Barry right now has four. Smith and Green with six leading the way.
Julius outside. No distance. 20.
Harry's with a rebound. Kip out to Dudley.
One in the mid-portal of the ball. Bullock one to Barry on the left side.
Fakes, Irving leans in. Fires. Hits for 18.
There he is.
Irving holding his mouth as if he might have gotten hit by a wrist elbow that time.
34-32.
What could have happened on an earlier play?
Now goes on top to Collins.
Collins face dribbles.
Shoot over to Smith. A hurried shot way off the bike.
Rebounded by Parker and the Warriors.
Back to time. Now Dudley way up to Smith.
Smith knocked him down again at the left baseline.
Bring it back out to D-Seth. Picked up. Not a Barry. Left corner.
Foot pass to the right side of Parker. Good luck from 15.
Even up.
Good. Good. Good. Irving rebound. Back out to three.
Three mid-port.
Shot to the front.
21. Nobody on him. Good.
Dudley didn't want to come out on him when he drive.
So three quick advantage of the three.
36-32.
Dudley now to the far line area.
Running. Flip left hand around. Doesn't go.
Harry, stick it. Harry, for the fingertips.
The catching pattern blocked off.
Amazing play.
36-34.
Two swing at the top of the key. Look at that.
Let's back to 24.
How are we going to do this?
First quarter the Warriors saved it in 6th.
Even though shooting only 36% to Philadelphia's 47%.
Picked up on top for the Warriors left side.
Shot by Irving. Back to Dudley on the point.
38-34. Philadelphia.
Not going to perish on the right side.
Stakes catching. Givley shoots over him.
No good. Back rim. Rebound.
Picked away by Parker after. Missed nearly head.
And the sixth. Had a look.
Had a low mother. Didn't look. Now he drives.
He's cut off and fouls.
Missed the foul.
And Smith will get on the line for two.
36-34.
So Smith, 36-34 on the year.
Going to the hoop that time.
Smith stepped down and did not.
Smith had already taken off the deployment.
So planted. And that should be the criteria.
If that man has already taken off.
Even though the defender is planted when the guy runs him over.
And then he is not given the offensive man enough time.
Just makes no free-throw. 38-36.
There's three coming up for the ball on the left side now.
Passes one outside of the dofter.
Very good to noon.
Lob pass to the right side.
The sixth of the three guests that perish almost picked it off.
Three now. Goes up to 18.
The jumper's on the rim and off at a weak side. Rebound by Parker.
What's the pack player? Fires to Smith.
He's got a very open pass.
He's looked at the parish.
He's called it out.
Barry could have taken it to the hoop.
But he saw the catchings might get to it.
Instead of really catching it, he just passed it on with a wrist.
The parish who ripped it through is catching foul.
And the Warriors are fighting.
Ribbing is in.
Challenge comes out for the first time.
Great play as you look on replay on television.
Barry didn't hesitate.
He just fired the parish.
Those are reflexes that nobody can teach.
Barry's face all wobbles in and the Warriors have taken the lead at 39-38.
We have 855 to go on the second quarter.
The dinner's getting ready to return.
The police pass now to catching dots.
The middle's open. Not the bibli.
Left side angle of mix.
Looked deep. Not there.
Now to the dofter. Got a whistle.
Foul inside.
They're holding free away from the ball.
Common foul.
The second quarter. Philadelphia at 15 rebounds.
The Warriors 14.
Philadelphia turned it over to 79.
The Warriors 5.
Warriors took advantage of those 7-10 orders for 10 points.
Philadelphia took advantage of the Warriors 5-10 on his 4-4.
Wesley Cox is in for the Warriors here now for Barry.
So you've got young players not to target the forward.
Catching something down.
They're going to take the lead.
They're going to go over.
Parker's switching to the middle of the left side.
He's on the sideline and out of bounds.
He wasn't forced out.
He just didn't really look at the side.
Parker looked at Adler because I couldn't have been out.
But Adler says he was.
40-39 Philadelphia.
Free now. Looking to mix.
All right. The doctor's not making a mix.
Back up the dribble against the smaller Parker.
Turns to the hoop.
The point to the Parker.
He's resting free on three.
Over to Parker.
Now to Cox.
Face line right.
Base as it is.
Now Cutts.
It's so good.
Three fouls for second down by the beginning.
Now to Grayson with his 70-60.
Three cabinet key.
looked.
23.
Up to the right side.
Parker out of the dribble.
He analyzed his back too hard into it.
Oh man, it's called for the offense.
For the offense.
Both Philadelphia's leading the momentum, near the fourth straight point.
Maybe something else.
I'm afraid of the circumstances.
Back to the offside, or the McGinnis on the left,
Rython, Cox, and close-up, as the face is shot, no good.
Rebound, taken by Dudley, out-wrestling, the powerful McGinnis.
He's passed out in a fifth of a McGinnis, and he's four-and-a-sept in the season.
Warriors making some very costly turnovers here, Rython.
Coming out to the center of the sixth straight after the Warriors, Cox comes.
McGinnis, running, Cox, and can't go to him, out of Paris.
Into the foul lane, there he goes, and air ball!
Taken down by Neck, out of Bibby, and the Warriors are out of sync.
Bibby, driving on spistles, right by him.
He misses the layup, but certainly retrieves, and is found in the backcourt.
Oh, nope, he's out of bounds. He knocked it away.
I thought Bibby was found in the hold on the scene, but no, he knocked it out.
The Adels now sends in rookie Ricky Marsh.
Mom and a dog.
Large McGinnis, retrieved that partner, passed out, and tended for Smith,
and hit the jumper. That was his gift from heaven from the first-year sister shopping.
And the left side, now, Cox with a dribble.
She's a 22-foot jumper, doesn't go.
Taken down by Neck, and now the Warriors are not taking good shots,
and suddenly they've lost the rhythm completely.
Now to McGinnis, having a key 21-footer.
See him.
He's got it.
Eight straight points.
46-39.
Ricky Marsh to Hookie now, against the talent-laden 70-60.
Cox also Hookie, McGinnis jumping out, found him, and trying to see it.
The Adels want the time out here with 6-33 to go.
The Warriors will be inbounding the shortboard in the second quarter,
coming up to 46-39.
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That was a thin little hand-trop with his deployment here
because Coleman got 3,000 in the first quarter
and he couldn't go back to his feet.
Had to go with Wicky Westley-Cock to a tough assignment
against a Wiley veteran like McGinnis.
Now, that was gotten a little bit of rest for Barry
and Rick comes back in, cocks his out.
Charles Johnson's sitting it out in the street close tonight
for the bad stomach.
Here's Dudley now, feed the Parrish high,
then three in this match, take three, dribble,
pulls up from 10, no good!
Foul call, Parrish loose ball.
76ers had it sealed off and he couldn't get to the hoop without foul.
Now the Warriors have gone two minutes and 30 seconds
without a score and Philadelphia scored eight.
That was after they made that nice drive to get back and press by one.
Now 46-39, pass the right side, goes to Katsun,
then the Bivvy, round the horn,
find the direction on the left, inside deep, the ball goes enough,
the question Dudley gets it.
Dudley brings it into the fourth court, now to Marsh on the right.
Marsh dribbles, that's the Dudley on the point.
Barry takes the back door, now picks the pass,
the left drives on McGinnis, passes it, lays it up,
Katsun blocks it, they don't call goal, sending the Warriors how?
McGinnis comes down to the ball, goes to the fourth court,
comes 20 to the jumper, George.
In the...
four minutes!
Second, exactly three minutes now, the Warriors have a score.
48-39 is ten minutes.
On the run, the Warriors have been running in those unanswered point stretches.
Passed pass to Parker on the right,
muster a little bit by Micks, not a Dudley, baseline right,
three to the hand check, outside to Marsh.
Good look, she picks, no good, 21-footer,
we're down McGinnis, not looking up,
there's three losses picked up by Parker.
Not a Dudley, bullets run to Terry,
doesn't even know if the Parker's place is delayed in the right side.
Four little Harry's good eyes that time.
48-40 runs, the Warriors take that...
three...
goes three and out of the drive,
and the baseline, and if he puts one, he's fouled.
Terry's stepped out,
but it was Marsh who fouled him.
Um, one...
three...
three-teen fouls on the Warriors,
and it was a pass-off foul, according to your...
three, went on Marsh that time,
quickly crowded him down deep,
as Terry stepped out, and tried to cut off,
whatever he was going to do.
One pass-on, it goes to catching.
Then out to the left to McGinnis,
Terry stabbing at him, McGinnis fires,
it doesn't go on a 10-footer,
he had his rhythm off a little bit,
rebounded by Harry, not a Dudley,
looked back into the Warriors' mouth,
got a Parker in the right, drives on McGinnis,
double-teamed by Debbie, bounce one of Dudley in the point,
cross-court on the left to Smith,
from 15, he fires and hits,
and it's 48-43, the Warriors start...
ran a little bit down again,
now three up the left side,
three dribbles goes right behind, the five smiths,
and scores, and the left hand
flips off the guard!
Warrior guard couldn't get up the pen and places,
50-43, coming up here,
three has three hits, it's coming in,
Parker gives it up to Dudley in the point,
not just to Smith on the right,
bibli guarding,
most looks inside, now drive,
pass-on, the underneath,
catchings and timid-eight,
it's got no good, rebound McGinnis,
out with the three, got a two on two,
goes to the foul line,
quicks it up to the right for Mick,
shooting, bouncing once, twice,
well good, Parker tips it for himself to try to get it,
it's loose, it's got baby on the left,
he drives to the edge of the lane,
from 12, thanks for running up, McGinnis,
that's mixed rebound,
settles it up and in, left hand up,
good enough, give him a nine,
Hatter's got the time out here,
Warriors haven't hurt his,
he's pressed yet, now Smith did and calls it,
goal, he's got three 56s to go now,
and the second quarter,
Duncan's coming in for Philadelphia,
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If you had 10-nothing run included,
that lasted three minutes and 40 seconds,
the Warriors have gone five minutes
and one second from cleaning the lead,
and have been outscored 14 to four.
Robert Parrish and Clifford Ray
are now in the game,
and the battles are going to the two big men.
See how we'll have a matchup.
Dawkins, in his first game after missing seven,
was reactivated today.
He's going to guard Parrish,
McGinnis is on Ray up high,
Micks is on Barry.
Barry on the right,
now Micks trying to shut off Parrish,
Parrish releases after the right,
takes it against Dawkins,
takes Dawkins' crowns,
just like a Barry on Earth,
he's sniffing on the left.
Now Parrish, steps up a post on the left,
sniffs dribbles, pull up,
jumpers, and 15, roll along,
but a rebound out to Dawkins,
now that the three is fast break,
into the lane back suddenly up,
gets to McGinnis,
brings in a pass to Dawkins,
Parrish found a way to the hoop.
Either Parrish or Ray got him,
Parrish.
Well, showing up here now,
as we're dealing with the lead,
and right after the Warriors,
six-men lead,
and the Warriors haven't been able to grab it back.
That time McGinnis could have gotten a shot off,
a much easier over a smaller man,
but he lifted off to Dawkins,
inside Parrish,
Dawkins hits the board,
and makes a jump.
Dawkins ready with the next now.
He's got it, a pass.
Now, maybe Norella,
that's the biggest lead for Philan Oster tonight,
54-43.
And the Warriors have to go back and do it all over.
Let's see how they'll work again with a good lead man.
Ray playing high, Parrish, deep,
how does he work?
There they pop the key,
a lot of dribbling now.
Can't play anybody, not a Barry.
Barry to the left,
pump break, his man stays down,
it's free on the switch,
leans in, underhand to end,
flip balls off,
play, sets it down on the right side.
Ray, 44-45.
For the present run by Philadelphia,
since the Warriors one point lead,
stands at 16-6.
And the West Side commons back in the game,
he and free the guy.
Now, it's not the Dawkins,
he's the McGinnis, nobody on him,
Ray comes out fouls it.
McGinnis was wide open,
Ray came across,
he assured McGinnis he didn't mean to be horning.
Parrish coming in now,
Parrish will come out,
going to the 3th row line in George McGinnis.
McGinnis has 3-2,
Philadelphia's 14-14 on the line,
the Warriors 9-4-9.
There's that hesitation shot,
wobbles around and goes in.
Adams tried two offensive sequences,
with two big men and it produced nothing.
So he's now going back to Parker, Ray,
and Barry up front.
Shot good by McGinnis, he makes it there.
56-45 Philadelphia,
a lot of flawless on the line,
the 9-16 drive,
Bentley 4-Qort protected from the trailing Lloyd-Pri.
Now to Smith out on top,
with a dribble against Collins,
come down the right of the lane,
Collins good D to the baseline,
Smith sealed off,
plus court pass,
goes, well he got a whistle,
3 seconds inside.
And with the Parker on the cross,
he won't pass, what happened was,
the Warrior rebounders expected
Smith's shot to go up,
Collins defense was so good,
they got caught in the lane.
Warriors now have not done much right,
since their excellent drive to get back
the lead and lead by one point,
since then it's been all Philadelphia.
McGinnis outside, Barry still guarding him,
wobbles in a crowd,
he's at 25 feet,
Barry gives him room there.
On top to Dawkins,
now to 3-out on top,
he's a jump from 22,
that won't go, rebound Parker,
but it's not the way by,
Smith comes right now to Barry, Barry Leap has
to deadly up the left side,
going for the lane,
has trouble with the ball,
he's cut off,
he's at the rain,
Ray covers it in,
going to the hoop.
27-47,
205 to go,
Coleman 3-thousand,
earlier that's been able to come back,
Simpson,
now Johnson's fielded up,
3-out pass,
Parker out of place,
and he's set for fouls,
and Smith gets on the line for two,
Smith's is usually around the 80% large,
he's around 74% on the youth.
One to the line,
the free throw line right now is Steve Micks.
Well, we'll play here for a moment,
but I'm not certain why.
There's a coffee,
an imitable announcer here,
he says a 22nd table timeout,
there was a towel in front of the timer and store down here,
and Doug Collins had asked if they'd get that out of the way,
because even though it was two feet out of bounds,
somebody could slip on it.
I guess everybody said,
now it's wrong.
Well, there's a clock now,
don't you know,
158 to go here,
so the second quarter,
the war is down by nine,
the whole evening now,
they're going to be looking back to the second quarter run
by Philadelphia,
which has put them in this deficit situation,
and now they're going to call the timeout,
I guess,
because we've got a plug problem,
so to speak.
Well, it gives me a chance to remind all of you fans out there
that December is a very productive basketball month
for the Warriors at home at the Coliseum Arena,
and the Warriors kick it off the report to Heavy Advanced Sale,
especially for those seven home games in December,
but for some others also later on.
However, again a reminder,
there's no game on this season's schedule to sold out,
so now's the time to get in your order,
and to make that easy for you,
the Warriors, especially this Sunday,
offer you this opportunity,
they're running another order form in three sports sections,
the Tribune and Oakland, the San Jose Mercury,
and the San Francisco Examiner.
What you do is just take this coupon,
check the games you want to attend,
how many tickets you want,
the price category,
and then send along the commensurate check
for the total amount,
you'll receive the ticket by return mail,
just couldn't be easier.
No game is currently sold out,
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so you'd be wise if you were prompt,
and this makes it so easy,
if you read the Sunday sports section,
you're halfway home,
and that's the Examiner, the Tribune,
and the San Jose Mercury this Sunday
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make sure you're not left out this season.
Boston is leading the Knicks tonight up in Boston,
69 to 50 and half after leaving
my 32, 26 of the quarter.
What's up, guys?
Well, just where the source
of all the difficulty was,
it was a pulled out plug somewhere
connected to the clock,
and it was right under our broadcast
vantage point.
I wonder if the tapping toes
of your announcer might have had
anything to do with that.
All right, here's Steve Knicks
on the line, Philadelphia.
Tapping shot
perfectly in 16 efforts,
the word is good oh and nine.
17 straight on the line
for Philadelphia tonight.
And he's got another
58 to 47.
Here's the pass away now.
In the back court brings it across,
now gets rid of it to Parker.
Parker against McGinnis, Barry against Knicks,
and the other side, and Dawkins
of course, the defender against Ray.
He's got the out front gets the Ray,
gets it back, there becomes the right,
sees Parker, he looks for somebody coming through
but nobody does. Round the horn to Smith on the left,
pump fake drive, leans in from the foul line
and gets the jumper.
59, excuse me, 58-49.
Collins back court,
certainly over playing free without the ball,
no harm no foul, back to Collins on the right,
drive to the baseline, swings it back on the point to three.
Free, fake scribbles, now to Dawkins
and the post back to three.
Deserts in five seconds on the time,
he goes to the left, rises, shoots, no good,
high rebound on top of the class and out.
Warrior ball.
Three, the man who calls himself all world.
Manningham endured himself
to three when he first took over by addressing him
by his familiar name, World.
Something they say Gene Shew never did because
Gene, because a more remote seller,
imperious some called him.
Deadly out on top of the ball.
Now, puts it over to Smith.
Right side, jump shot, he's fouled by Collins.
He blocked it but got him on the arm and Smith to the line.
Tomorrow night,
from the garden in New York,
the Warriors and the Nicks,
the Nicks at home are seven and two.
That's one of the top records
for the home court in the NBA.
One of the top five.
Smith on the line,
line drives one but it skips over, hits the glass and goes in.
58-50.
Right now, Barry has six for the Warriors.
Smith is on the leading store.
As he hits this one, has 14.
Barry has eight.
Those are the top scores.
McGinnis on the left side,
the Warriors now within seven.
They can shut down the 70 fixtures here.
McGinnis on the left, pass to the left base.
I'm going underneath, talking to him.
Goal in!
60-51.
Parked it up the right side,
versus, shoots the jumpers in 10.
Go, crash rebound by right, and go.
Loose on the floor, skins to the baseline,
as Wright picks it up, it's on the boundary.
Right on the baseline.
Think if he'd let it go out, it was off-darkens.
But there's no way that you can anticipate that.
60-51.
Collins to Dawkins against the press.
Dawkins with a gold earring in his left ear,
gives it up to McGinnis on the left side.
Shoot and Barry blocks it, steals it,
and goes for a close call.
What the team call situation is here.
That's five.
And Barry will get to the line.
Interesting thing, Barry
has not been able to get to the line in the road,
nearly so much as at home.
In eight home games,
there's an example on replay of the quick hands of Barry.
He got the shot just before the base,
and then it reflects
the cheap possession when McGinnis
found him on a reflex action.
Barry at home, in eight games,
has shot 52 out of 55.
He's averaged 6.9 attempts per game.
On the road, 42 out of 44.
He's been averaging 4.4 attempts per game with hits.
So he's averaging
2.5 free throws a game
attempted less on the road.
Frankly though, he's averaging more than 10 points a game
better at home in total scoring that he is
on the road.
Which doesn't all figure out of the free throw.
Barry now having hit two, if Barry brings it up,
or he's going to make a mistake,
and now having hit two, if Barry brings it up,
or he's going to make a mistake again.
3 out front, 22 seconds left
and they quartered 15 on the timer.
Now to the right of the commons,
Parker's running, this is a common perimeter shot,
no good.
Barry behind the back,
lays it up and here, beautiful fingertip,
gets it off the glass,
and a parter is lead by Dudley.
He's 3 up front at the ball,
fires over to the right to make back a free throw.
And McGinnis is going to be scoring
6 seconds and now, I'll run down
before the Warriors can get it back down.
I'm going to have a little frustrated looking at that.
The Warriors couldn't keep Philadelphia at 5.
I'm going to the hook for Alaya.
At the hat, cardboard shows,
Philadelphia 62, the Warriors 55.
Unfortunately, the remainder
of this Audi recording no longer exists,
including the full second half.
Philadelphia went on to win the game
in overtime with a 125 to 119 victory.
The Warriors fill Smith scored 30 points
and Clifford Ray pulled in 12 rebounds.
The game, however, was dominated
by George McGinnis and Julius Irving.
Dr. J had 28 points
and McGinnis finished with 34 points
and 20 total rebounds.