The new name of the Gilbey's Gin was announced by team manager Adolf Ferrer during the formal turnover ceremonies witnessed by Ginebra playing coach Sonny Jaworski and PBA president Carlos "Honeyboy" Palanca.
After two months of negotiations between W & A Gilbey's Ltd. of London and LA Tondeña Inc., Gilbey's International Managing Director John Townsend "finally agreed to sell the team name rights to Ginebra San Miguel."
OccurrencesEdit
Team owner Carlos Palanca offered a role of playing-coach to Robert Jaworski and handle the team beginning the season, replacing their former coach Arturo Valenzona. The Big J brought along his former Toyota teammate Rino Salazar to be his assistant coach and the Ginebra ballclub was a Toyota reincarnation with five former Toyota players with the acquisition of Arnie Tuadles from Great Taste and Ricky Relosa of Beer Hausen.
On the third playing date of the Open Conference on March 7, Ginebra beat Tanduay, 89–86, only to lose that victory when the PBA commissioner uphold the Tanduay protest, citing a fatal error by the referees in the dying seconds of the game. The replay was set on April 14 in a triple-header with the Ginebra-Tanduay game scheduled at 3pm. Unlike when the two teams first met, Ginebra import Harold Driver and Tanduay import Merlin Wilson will no longer be around in the replayed game as they were both already been replaced, Driver was sent home after four games and Ginebra brought in John Campbell.
On October 22, Ginebra beat Northern (NCC), 99–96, in a match wherein Ginebra playing-coach Robert Jaworski was hit by an elbow from naturalized player Jeff Moore late in the second quarter which caused him to bleed from the mouth that requires 9 stitches, the Big J had to come back from the hospital and fielded himself in during the third quarter to lead the Ginebras back in the game along with his backcourt partner Francis Arnaiz. This was said to be the memorable night that give birth to the "never-say-die" spirit.
Notable datesEdit
April 11: Ginebra scored their first win of the season after seven losses and the Big J finally had his first victory as playing coach in their 118–104 triumph over Manila Beer.
August 8: Ginebra forces a knockout game with Shell for the second finals berth and the right to meet defending champion Great Taste for the All-Filipino championship following a 101–93 victory over the Bugbusters.
September 10: Ginebra import Michael Hackett, a third round pick by the Los Angeles Lakers in the 1982 draft, debut with 48 points and 27 rebounds in the Gins' 107–106 squeaker over Northern Consolidated (NCC).
September 28: Michael Hackett scored 70 points and pulled down 27 rebounds in Ginebra's 137–122 win over Shell in Cabanatuan City.
October 3: Michael Hackett scored 76 points as Ginebra defeated Manila Beer, 143–127, giving the Beermen their second loss in eight games while Ginebra raised their record to four wins and three losses. [1]
October 22: In the first of two playoff games to determined the second outright semifinalist, the Ginebras, starring the ageless Sonny Jaworski, completed a pass from Michael Hackett with a go-ahead basket plus a foul from Dennis Still as Ginebra escaped with a 99–96 win over Northern.
October 24: Ginebra advances to the semifinal round with a 106–98 victory over Magnolia Quench Plus.
November 5: Ginebra opened their semifinal assignment with a repeat win over Northern, 101–97, reminiscent of their playoff match two weeks before with the Ginebras coming up with big plays in the final period to turn back NCC.
RecordsEdit
November 21: Game One of the showdown for third place in the Reinforced Conference saw Ginebra down Great Taste in lopsided fashion, 197–168. [2] A lot of records, twelve to be exact, were broken in the course of that game. Michael Hackett, who was voted Best Import of the Reinforced Conference, scored 103 points in the highest-scoring game in PBA History. Hackett's 103-point output broke the previous record of 88 points set by Larry McNeill in 1983. Ginebra's 197 was the highest score and the 112 points (57 in the 3rd and 55 in the 4th) scored by Ginebra in the second half broke the previous record. Great Taste' 62 points in the fourth quarter was an all-time high.
Ginebra took a commanding 85–64 edge at the end of the first half and Hackett contributed 48 points of the team's total output after 24 minutes of play. Hackett hit the century mark with still 4:36 to go in the game, he was finally relieve as the clock reads 1:07.
^"Sonny Jaworski: We'll meet that world championship next year".
External linksEdit
"PBA's first 100-point man recalls Ginebra glory days".
October 21, 2023
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The 1985 Ginebra San Miguel season was the seventh season of the franchise in the Philippine Basketball Association PBA 1985 Ginebra San Miguel seasonHead coachRobert JaworskiOwner s La Tondena IncorporadaOpen Conference resultsRecord3 9 25 Place7thPlayoff finishEliminatedAll Filipino Conference resultsRecord10 11 47 6 Place4thPlayoff finishSemifinalsReinforced Conference resultsRecord15 9 62 5 Place3rdPlayoff finishSemifinalsGinebra San Miguel seasons 19841986 Contents 1 Transactions 2 New team name 3 Occurrences 4 Notable dates 5 Records 6 Roster 6 1 Imports 7 References 8 External linksTransactions EditPlayers Added Signed Former teamArnie Tuadles Off season Great TasteRicky Relosa Beer HausenNicanor BulaongRey Perez Rookie N ANew team name EditThe new name of the Gilbey s Gin was announced by team manager Adolf Ferrer during the formal turnover ceremonies witnessed by Ginebra playing coach Sonny Jaworski and PBA president Carlos Honeyboy Palanca After two months of negotiations between W amp A Gilbey s Ltd of London and LA Tondena Inc Gilbey s International Managing Director John Townsend finally agreed to sell the team name rights to Ginebra San Miguel Occurrences EditTeam owner Carlos Palanca offered a role of playing coach to Robert Jaworski and handle the team beginning the season replacing their former coach Arturo Valenzona The Big J brought along his former Toyota teammate Rino Salazar to be his assistant coach and the Ginebra ballclub was a Toyota reincarnation with five former Toyota players with the acquisition of Arnie Tuadles from Great Taste and Ricky Relosa of Beer Hausen On the third playing date of the Open Conference on March 7 Ginebra beat Tanduay 89 86 only to lose that victory when the PBA commissioner uphold the Tanduay protest citing a fatal error by the referees in the dying seconds of the game The replay was set on April 14 in a triple header with the Ginebra Tanduay game scheduled at 3pm Unlike when the two teams first met Ginebra import Harold Driver and Tanduay import Merlin Wilson will no longer be around in the replayed game as they were both already been replaced Driver was sent home after four games and Ginebra brought in John Campbell On October 22 Ginebra beat Northern NCC 99 96 in a match wherein Ginebra playing coach Robert Jaworski was hit by an elbow from naturalized player Jeff Moore late in the second quarter which caused him to bleed from the mouth that requires 9 stitches the Big J had to come back from the hospital and fielded himself in during the third quarter to lead the Ginebras back in the game along with his backcourt partner Francis Arnaiz This was said to be the memorable night that give birth to the never say die spirit Notable dates EditApril 11 Ginebra scored their first win of the season after seven losses and the Big J finally had his first victory as playing coach in their 118 104 triumph over Manila Beer August 8 Ginebra forces a knockout game with Shell for the second finals berth and the right to meet defending champion Great Taste for the All Filipino championship following a 101 93 victory over the Bugbusters September 10 Ginebra import Michael Hackett a third round pick by the Los Angeles Lakers in the 1982 draft debut with 48 points and 27 rebounds in the Gins 107 106 squeaker over Northern Consolidated NCC September 28 Michael Hackett scored 70 points and pulled down 27 rebounds in Ginebra s 137 122 win over Shell in Cabanatuan City October 3 Michael Hackett scored 76 points as Ginebra defeated Manila Beer 143 127 giving the Beermen their second loss in eight games while Ginebra raised their record to four wins and three losses 1 October 22 In the first of two playoff games to determined the second outright semifinalist the Ginebras starring the ageless Sonny Jaworski completed a pass from Michael Hackett with a go ahead basket plus a foul from Dennis Still as Ginebra escaped with a 99 96 win over Northern October 24 Ginebra advances to the semifinal round with a 106 98 victory over Magnolia Quench Plus November 5 Ginebra opened their semifinal assignment with a repeat win over Northern 101 97 reminiscent of their playoff match two weeks before with the Ginebras coming up with big plays in the final period to turn back NCC Records EditNovember 21 Game One of the showdown for third place in the Reinforced Conference saw Ginebra down Great Taste in lopsided fashion 197 168 2 A lot of records twelve to be exact were broken in the course of that game Michael Hackett who was voted Best Import of the Reinforced Conference scored 103 points in the highest scoring game in PBA History Hackett s 103 point output broke the previous record of 88 points set by Larry McNeill in 1983 Ginebra s 197 was the highest score and the 112 points 57 in the 3rd and 55 in the 4th scored by Ginebra in the second half broke the previous record Great Taste 62 points in the fourth quarter was an all time high Ginebra took a commanding 85 64 edge at the end of the first half and Hackett contributed 48 points of the team s total output after 24 minutes of play Hackett hit the century mark with still 4 36 to go in the game he was finally relieve as the clock reads 1 07 Roster EditGinebra San Miguel rosterPlayers CoachesPos No Nat Name Ht Wt F 5 nbsp Watson Stephen 6 ft 2 in 1 88 m AteneoG 7 nbsp Jaworski Robert 6 ft 1 in 1 85 m UEG 8 nbsp Arnaiz Francis 5 ft 11 in 1 80 m AteneoC 10 nbsp Ducut Eduardo 6 ft 5 in 1 96 m LetranF 11 nbsp Tuadles Arnie 6 ft 1 in 1 85 m VisayasG 12 nbsp Clarino Alex 6 ft 1 in 1 85 m LyceumF 13 nbsp Saldana Antero 6 ft 3 in 1 91 m LetranC 14 nbsp Mamaril Romulo 6 ft 6 in 1 98 m MapuaF 15 nbsp Relosa Ricky 6 ft 3 in 1 91 m MapuaF 17 nbsp Herrera Joseph 6 ft 2 in 1 88 m LetranF 19 nbsp Bulaong Nicanor 6 ft 3 in 1 91 m Far EasternF 20 nbsp Buhay Rolando 6 ft 3 in 1 91 m NCBAG F 33 nbsp Marquez Joey 6 ft 1 in 1 85 m AngelesG 77 nbsp Perez Reynaldo 6 ft 1 in 1 85 m Mapua Head coach nbsp Robert JaworskiAssistant coach es nbsp Rino SalazarTeam manager nbsp Adolf FerrerLegend C Team captain nbsp InjuredImports Edit Name Conference No Pos Ht CollegeHarold Driver Open Conference 9 Forward Center 6 6 Quinnipiac UniversityJohn Campbell 23 Center Forward 6 9 Clemson UniversityMichael Hackett Reinforced Conference 00 Forward Center 6 5 Jacksonville UniversityReferences Edit Manila Beer is losing its brew Sonny Jaworski We ll meet that world championship next year External links Edit PBA s first 100 point man recalls Ginebra glory days Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 1985 Ginebra San Miguel season amp oldid 1130623096, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
