ATLANTA --- Flip Murray scored 14 of his 20 points in the fourth quarter, helping the Atlanta Hawks beat the Golden State Warriors 115-99 Friday night.

The Warriors fell to 3-13 on the road with their fifth consecutive loss overall, but they held slim leads at halftime and after three quarters.

However, the Hawks pulled away with a 13-2 run early in the fourth quarter.

Marvin Williams led Atlanta with 22 points. Joe Johnson added 19.

The Hawks led only 90-88 before their run. Two free throws by Josh Smith capped the run and gave the Hawks a comfortable, 103-90 lead.

Atlanta trailed 81-79 after three quarters, but outscored Golden State 36-18 in the final period. A drive by Murray gave Atlanta its first lead of the final quarter at 83-82, and the Hawks maintained the lead the rest of the way.

Missing injured top scorers Corey Maggette and Stephen Jackson, the Warriors were led by Marco Belinelli's career-high 27 points. Brandan Wright added a career-high 19 points, but Jamal Crawford scored only six points on 3-for-15 shooting from the field.

Belinelli, a second-year guard, set his previous career high with 21 points at Indiana Wednesday. On Friday, he almost matched the total in the first half. Belinelli scored 12 of the Warriors' 21 first-quarter points and had 20 points in the first half.

Atlanta led 31-21 on 65.2 percent shooting in the first quarter and matched the big lead at 43-33 with six minutes left in the half. Golden State took the lead with a 17-2 run.

Andris Biedrins had 14 points and a 15 rebounds for Golden State.

Jackson was not in uniform after aggravating a left hand injury in Friday's shootaround. Maggette missed his seventh game in a row with a strained right hamstring.