SAN ANTONIO, Dec. 8 (UPI) -- Tony Parker scored 19 points Wednesday and the San Antonio Spurs improved on the best start in franchise history with a 111-94 decision over Golden State.
San Antonio improved to 18-3, winning its third straight and getting double-figure scoring from six players. George Hill had 17 points, DeJuan Blair contributed 15 with a season-high 13 rebounds and Manu Ginobili produced 12.
The Warriors lost in San Antonio for the 25th straight time, a streak that began 14 years ago.
Reggie Williams had a season-best 31 points for the Warriors. He made eight 3-pointers, a career high.
Golden State, however, lost its fifth straight and has dropped 10 out of 11. The Spurs had a 10-point lead after one period and did not trail again.
Golden State's Stephen Curry left the game with a sprained ankle in the second quarter and did not return.
