European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 4, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Tuesday March 4, 1986 stars and stripes Page 21 a photo Down and out for the count former olympic Gold medallist Mark Breland raises his arms in Victory As referee Frank cappuccino counts out previously unbeaten welterweight Richard the first round of the International boxing Aguirre of san Diego. The Brooklyn n.y., federation 10-Rounder sunday in Lancas native knocked out Aguirre 90 seconds into Ter a. Story on Page 27. Celtics Cool off pistons from press dispatches Boston the Detroit pistons were one of basketball s hottest teams. Then they collided with one of the game s hottest shooters and one of its coldest rim clangers and got burned. Kevin Mchale who made 10 of 11 shots in his previous game and Danny Ainge who Sank Only 32.9 percent of his in his previous 11 games ignited the Boston cel tics to a 129-109 Aba Victory Over the pistons sunday. They needed me to shoot and i had a lot of opportunities to shoot Ainge said. It s no Roundup a lot easier to get Confidence when you re getting your shots. It s Tough to get it when you get four or five shots a  the shooting of or. Outside Ainge made 11 of his 18 shots and scored a Ca reer High 27 Points opened things up for or. Inside Mchale who had 25 Points Sank All 10 of his Field goal attempts and has missed just one of his last 21. It was great for Danny to play Well. He s been struggling Mchale said. When our guards Are hitting from the out Side it opens up the inside game. They be got to play you a lot More honest  Mchale has played just four games since missing 14 of 15 with an Achille s Tendon injury. You watch what s going on out there while you re sitting and i saw so Many see Aba on Page 23 guaranteed top seed in conference tourney Duke Downs tar heels Tor acc title David Henderson a photo from press dispatches Durham . Heading into Post season play Duke s Blue devils appear to have everything going their Way. Not Only did they finish their season ranked no. 1 in the nation they took the Atlantic coast conference regular season Crown sunday by defeating their Arch rival no. 3 North Carolina 82-74. Guaranteed the top seed in the acc tournament scheduled to Start Friday in Greensboro ., the Blue devils just wanted to savor the moment. I m not going to talk about what s ahead said coach Mike Krzyzewski. For four years we be been working for this and we re going to enjoy this right now. I m not talking about the tournament. I m not talk ing about the  Blue Devil senior Forward David Hender son led the Way scoring 17 of his team High 27 Points in the second half. This is something i be dreamed of said Henderson. We be worked extremely hard for so Long. We be gone from the Bottom to the top in four years. It could t happen to a better Bunch of  Duke finished the 1982-83 season at 3-11 in the acc and 11-20 Overall. Sunday their 13th straight win put them at 29-2 Overall and 12-2 in the conference. It is Duke s first undisputed acc regular season title since 1966. North Carolina fell to 26-4 and 10-4 after losing three of its final four games. Duke was up 37-34 at the half and North Carolina trailed by 6nly 64-62 with 6 51 to play. But Henderson scored 11 of Duke s something i be dreamed of Points during a 13-4 run that put the Blue College basketball devils on top by 77-66 with 1 12 to play. The Blue devils made 5 of 7 free throws in the final minute to ensure the win. Senior All America guard Johnny Daw Kins scored 21 Points for Duke becoming no. 2 on the acc s career Points list with 2,343 Points Topping former Duke Star Mike Gminski s 2,323. Senior Forward Mark Alarie contributed 16 Points for Duke and Junior Point guard Tommy Amaker had 14 Points and 8 assists. Senior Center Brad Daugherty s 24 Points paced three other tar heels in double Fig ures. Freshman guard Jeff Lebo had 18 Points Junior Forward Joe Wolf 12 and Junior swing Man Curtis Hunter 10. North Carolina led by Daugherty with 16, out rebounded the Blue devils 38-22, but the tar heels committed 22 turnovers compared to 9 by Duke. In other games sunday Indiana 80, Iowa 73 Bloomington ind. Indiana Ful filled two of coach Bob Knight s preseason goals with a Victory Over Iowa but the most important part of the hoosiers 1985-86 Campaign still is ahead. One of our objectives this year was to have a five game turnaround in the big ten and we did that today. Also winning our 20th game Knight said after 16th ranked Indiana held off a second half Iowa rally. The nationally televised Victory enabled Indiana to gain a first place tie with Michi Gan going into the final week of the Confer ence race. It was the hoosiers 12th win in conference play. The big ten championship will be decided this week when Indiana closes at Michi Gan state and then at co Leader Michigan. The Hawk eyes came Back from 19 Points Down and trailed by Only one Point with Possession of the Ball with three minutes remaining. But Iowa missed two shots Al Ford made two baskets and Indiana s Winston Morgan put the game out of reach with a pair of free throws. Alford had 15 Points in the first half including six during a 15-4 spurt that gave the hoosiers a 40-22 Lead with three min utes left before intermission. Indiana took its biggest Lead at 64-45, seven minutes into the second half before a 24-6 burst brought Iowa Back into the game. The game saving baskets by Alford and free throws by Morgan pushed the hoosiers Lead to 76-69 with 44 seconds to go. Rick Galloway added 16 Points Andre Harris 15 and Darryl Thomas 14 for Indi Ana. Iowa was led by Gerry Wright Jeff Moe and de Horton with 12 Points apiece. Iowa which had beaten Indiana in each of their past three meetings fell to 8-8 in the big ten and 18-11 Overall. The hoosiers 20-6 Overall and tied with Michigan at 12-4 in the conference took a 6-0 Lead in the opening minutes. Alford had two of those Points on technical foul shots after Iowa coach George Raveling pro tested a personal foul on Wright. Moe got the free throws Back when Indi see College on Page 23