slamdunkcentral.com - 2/5/2008
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Josh Childress came off the bench and scored a team high 21 points, as the Atlanta Hawks came back from a huge first quarter deficit, and beat the Philadelphia 76ers Monday 96-91. Philadelphia, had a 32-14 lead in the first quarter but Atlanta outscored them in each subsequent quarter to win the game. Atlanta, got themselves back in the game in the second quarter as they were able to cut ...
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... Josh Smith had 19 points, nine assists and nine blocks, and the Atlanta Hawks overcame an abysmal first quarter in a 96-91 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers. ...
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ATLANTA (AP) -- Josh Smith had 19 points, nine assists and nine blocks, and the Atlanta Hawks overcame an abysmal first quarter in a 96-91 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers on Monday night.
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