European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - February 22, 1993, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes ports february 22,1993 0 Page 36 Rolls by Georgia Lexington by. A Jaina Lashburn let actions speak louder than words in leading no. 2 Kentucky Pas Georgia. Mashburn who had been criticized the East week by Kentucky coach Rick Pettno r not playing with enough emotion scored 30 Points and grabbed 14 re Bounds in leading the wildcats to an 86-70 Victory on saturday. He had More outward emotion than any game this year Pitino said of the 6 foot-8 Junior Forward. He was obviously the difference in the game. He was really Active on the Glass. He did a lot of  it marked the seventh time in his see Page 33 for More College basketball career that Mashburn has scored at least30 Points. Mashburn sparked a decisive 17-2 Runin the first halt with nine Points. Georgia 11-11, 5-7 Southeastern con Ferenc seeking its third straight win on the Road spurted to a 13-5 Lead Ocharles Claxton s sweeping Hook in the Lane with 15 07 remaining in the  Felt we were in pretty Good Posi Tion right there said Georgia coach Hugh Durham. Then Mashburn began making noise with a Layup a 3-Pointcr and two free throws in the next two minutes As Ken Lucky 20-2, Jo-2 closed to 13-12. Kentucky s 42-33 halftime Lead grew to57-36 on Pale Brown s 3-Pointer with 15 37 to go. Georgia got no closer than 13points the rest of the Way. 130,000 fans watch g Hayes keep four title fights on Mexico City card  Mexico City a Julio Cesar Chavez the idol of mexican boxing kept his Promise saturday night and a crowd of More than 130,000 roaring fans loved him for  by american Greg Haugen spec fight comments Chavez said twill give him the worst beating of his life. Promise that and whatever i Promise i  Chavez knocked Down Haugen in the first round pounded his face lopsided knocked him Down again in the fifth round and stopped him at 2 02 of that round in defense of the wac super Light weight title. Greg Haugen deserved to be punished like this the 30-year-old Chavez said. He said some bad things and he deserved  it was the first time in 37 professional fights that the 32-year-old Haugen failed to go the distance. The crowd announced As the largest inthe history of boxing came to Aztec stadium to see Chavez win. And for the 85thtime in 85 fights he did scoring his 73rd knockout. Chavez who weighed 139vi, came storming out at the opening Bell and knocked Haugen Down with two right hands with the fight just 25 seconds old. Chavez then pounded Haugen 140, forthe rest of the round. The Chavez fight was the featured bout on the card of four world title fights and it was the one the majority of the throng came to see. In the match preceding Chavez s Pun Ishing Victory Terry Norris overwhelmed Maurice Blocker stopping him in the second round in defense of the wac super welterweight title. I m the Best fighter in the world no Chavez Norris said. Dan Goosen Norris promoter Hassid he would give Chavez $10 million to Challenge Norris Chavez said after the fight that he would fight Norris at the welterweight limit of 147 pounds Norris has said he would be willing Todo so. The other two title bouts were won by Azumah Nelson the wac super Feather wac super middleweight Champion Michael Nunn celebrates with promoter Don King left after stopping Denny Morgan in the first round saturday night. Weight Champion and Michael Nunn the Sion Over Gabriel Rueles a mexican Citi Aba super middleweight Champion. Zen living in Sylmar Calif. Nelson used his strength and cd Peri Nunn stopped Danny Morgan at 2 59ence to score a 12-round majority Deci of the first round. Miner top Dunker Price 3-Point Champ Salt Lake City up Miami heat Rookie Harold Miner look some advice from two veterans sat urday night and won the Aba All Star weekend slam Dunk contest with a stunning display of Power and lift. In other events Cleveland guard Mark Price won Thelong distance shootout a contest of accuracy from 3-Poinl Range and the East legends beat the West,58-45, in in old timers game. Miner grabbed the judges attention with his first Dunk a monster move in which he approached the Basket from the left Side went up with his Back to the hoop Zutl pumped the Ball Down Between his spread legs before jamming it behind his head. Dominique Wilkins and Isiah Thomas gave masonic advice Miner said they told me to come out Strong and with Power and that s what i  Only Philadelphia Rookie Clarence Weatherspoon showed anything like Miner s Flash but powerful As his Aba All Star saturday night dunks were they were not Sharp enough to impress Apanel of judges that included Connie Hawkins and Julius Ervin no two of the first players to take the Gam into the air. The 21-year-old Miner won $20,000, Weatherspoon received $10,000 for his second place finish and de fending Champion Cedric Ceballos of Phoenix finished third taking Home $5,000, local favorite David Ikno it of the Utah jazz did not make it past the first round. In the Long distance shootout Mark Price ice three of five from the left Corner to Edge Portland guard Terry Porter and win the $20,000 first prize. Porter shooting after Price had a Chance to win i when he went to the final five Ball station trailing by 1 Points but he missed four shots including the final 2-Poml Ball that could have Given him the win. Each Basket was Worth one Point except for five Money balls the last at each shooting station that were Worth two. Craig Hodges last year s Winner and the sentimental favorite made it into the semifinals with 16 Points but was eliminated by Porter s 17. Hodges a former Chicago Bull who is an unrestricted and unemployed free agent has won the contest three times including the 1991 and 1992  took third place this year picking up $5,500, por Ter s second place finish earned him $10,000. In the legends game George the iceman Gervin came out hot and scored 14 Points to Lead the cast Gervin who was also the game s leading scorer Las year hit his first two shots a jumper from the left Corner and a driving Layup on a give and go with Dan Roundfield helping the East jump out to a 6-2 Lead. 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