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NBA: San Antonio 103, Golden State 91

San Antonio Spurs Tim Duncan (21) takes a hook shot over Golden State Warriors Vladimir Radmanovic in the second quarter at Oracle Arena in Oakland, California on December 16, 2009. The Spurs defeated the Warriors 103-91. UPI/Terry Schmitt
1 of 7 | San Antonio Spurs Tim Duncan (21) takes a hook shot over Golden State Warriors Vladimir Radmanovic in the second quarter at Oracle Arena in Oakland, California on December 16, 2009. The Spurs defeated the Warriors 103-91. UPI/Terry Schmitt | License Photo

OAKLAND, Calif., Dec. 17 (UPI) -- Tim Duncan scored 27 points Wednesday and the San Antonio Spurs put together a dominant third quarter to defeat Golden State 103-91.

The Spurs won on the road for only the third time in nine tries this season.

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Duncan, coming off a season-best 34 points in a loss to Phoenix, made 11-of-22 shots from the field. Richard Jefferson added 17 points and Keith Bogans had 13.

The Spurs moved into a tie with Houston for second place in the Southwest Division -- 4 1/2 games behind Dallas.

San Antonio overcame a 35-point performance by Monta Ellis, who took 31 of the 87 shots attempted by Golden State. The Warriors lost their fourth straight.

Golden State had a one-point lead 3 minutes deep in the third quarter and was outscored the rest of the period 22-8.

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