European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 10, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Monday March 10, 1986 stars and stripes Page 21 Duke wins acc tournament Greensboro . A top ranked Duke led by Mark Alarie and Johnny Dawkins won its first Atlan tic coast conference basketball tournament in six years sunday with a 68-67 Victory Over sixth ranked Georgia tech. Dawkins who scored 20 Points clinched the Victory for the Blue devils when he converted two free throws with seven seconds left. A Basket by Alarie at the 44-second Mark had Given Duke a 66-65 Edge in a see saw finish to the 33rd annual tournament. Alarie scored 17 Points for the Blue devils who last won the league title in 1980 by beating Maryland. Duke 32-2, led 37-34 at halftime. The Blue devils scored six Quick Points at the outset of the second half four by Dawkins and two by Alarie. That gave Duke its biggest Lead at 43-34 with 16 46 left. But Georgia tech 25-6, staged a rally of its own to set up the close finish. Starting with a 15-3 run Georgia tech erased the Defi Cit and took a 49-46 Lead on John Salley s Baseline jumper with 10 23 left. Duke came Back with six straight Points and regained the advantage 52-49. The Blue devils twice held leads of three Points the last at 62-59 on a pair of free throws by Tommy Amaker with 3 45 left. Baskets by Mark Price College basketball and Duane Ferrell gave Georgia tech a 63-62 Lead at Dawkins tossed in a double pump jumper in the Lane with 1 35 left to give Duke a 64-63 Lead but Craig Neal drove past Amaker for a Layup and a 65-64 Lead with 1 02remaining. Alarie s Baseline jumper and Dawkins free throws sealed the contest while Price finished the scoring on a jumper with one second left. Price and Ferrell scored 16 Points apiece Tom Ham monds added 14 and Salley scored 13. In other tournament finals sunday metro conference finals Louisville by. A Milt Wagner scored 31 Points and freshman Center Pervis Ellison added 21 Points and 13 rebounds As no. 11 Louisville Defeated 10th ranked Memphis state in the championship game of the metro conference basketball tournament sunday. Louisville 26-7 and the metro regular season Champ receives the league s automatic berth in the Mcaa tournament. Memphis state also the regular season runner up dropped to 27-5. It was Memphis state s third game in three Days. The tigers easily ousted South Carolina 100-59 in the first round of the tournament but had to go to the wire to Edge Florida state 73-71 on saturday. Louisville received a first round Bye then manhandled Cincinnati 86-65 sat urday. A 15-2 Louisville burst at the Start of the second half opened a 55-37 Lead with 15 55 left. Memphis state twice trimmed the Louisville advantage to nine Points but the tigers plagued by poor shooting could come no closer. Wagner a senior guard was 11 of 15 from the floor and nine of 10 from the free throw line. He also had seven rebounds. William Bedford Memphis stale s 7-foot Center had 19 Points while Andre Turner had 16 and Baskerville Holmes 15. Ellison 6-10, was named the tournament s most valuable player. He was joined on the All tournament team by Wagner Turner Holmes and pc Wec Barber of Florida state. Big eight conference finals Kansas City to. A Danny Manning scored see College on Page 26 bullets snap celtics Victory Streak at 8 from press dispatches Landover my. Gus Williams hit a 30-foot jump shot with five seconds left in overtime to give the Washington bullets their fifth straight Home court Victory a 110-108 win Over the Boston celtics sat urday night. Boston saw an eight game winning Streak end As it lost for Only the 12th time this season. Potentially More costly to the cel tics was the loss of Reserve Center Bill Wai no Roundup ton. He suffered a broken nose his 13th, Midway through the second Quarter and did riot return to the game. Larry Bird s jumper with 11 seconds left in regulation tied the score at 99. Robert Parish blocked Darren Daye s shot with two seconds remaining As the game went into overtime. Parish who had a season High 25 rebounds scored the first four Points of the overtime before Washington rallied again to tie. Dan Roundfield hit a 16-foot jumper with 45 seconds left to put the bullets in front by two but a pair of free throws by Bird tied the score at 107-107 with 32 seconds to play. Kevin Mckenna missed a Long jump shot but Cliff Robinson saved the rebound As it was going out of Bounds. He passed to Williams deep on the left Side and Williams shot hit nothing but net. Williams scored five of his team leading 24 Points in the overtime after being blanked in the fourth Quarter. Robinson had 22 for Washington Daye 20 and Jeff Malone 18. Washington bullets hot shooter Gus Williams hits for 24 Points including game winning shot in overtime against Boston. A photo Kevin Mchale led the celtics with 33 Points but did not score in the overtime. Bird who had four in the overtime finished with 24. Parish had 16. In other games saturday Hawks 111, Bucks 109 Atlanta Doc Rivers hit a 17-foot jumper with two seconds left As the Atlanta Hawks won their fifth straight. Paul Pressey s second three Point shot in 20 seconds gave Milwaukee a tie with six seconds left before Rivers banked in his game Winner. Pressey had 30 Points. Foul trouble kept Rivers on the Bench for much of the game but Reserve John Battle stepped in with a career High 22 Points. Battle scored eight Points in a 13-5 run in the second Quarter to Cut the Bucks Lead to 38-37, and the Hawks took a 54-52 Lead at halftime. Battle scored five More in a 9-0 Atlanta run to give the Hawks a 76-67 Lead with 3 39 left in the third Quarter. Pressey s first three Pointer with 26 seconds left pulled Milwaukee to within 107 106. Dominique Wilkins hit two free throws for Atlanta but Pressey tied the game with an off balance shot from three feet behind the three Point line. Wilkins finished with 29 Points. Randy Wittman added 21 and Kevin Willis 15. Craig Hodges had 19. Randy Brewer and Terry Cummings had 14 each for the Bucks. Atlanta has won nine of its last 10 games and 22 of its last 24 Home dates. Milkau see Aba on Page 26 Hernandez agrees to Ueberroth s terms St. Petersburg Fla. A Keith Hernandez of the new York mets saturday accepted commissioner Peter Ueberroth s punishment for cocaine involvement in order to play this year but insisted he never dealt in drugs and was being excessively penalized. Hernandez earlier said he would fight a one year sus pension imposed by Ueberroth. He was the last of the seven players who were most heavily penalized to accept the conditions set by Ueberroth for holding the suspensions in abeyance. Joaquin Andujar of Oakland Dave Parker of Cincinnati Jeff Leonard of san Francisco Lonnie Smith of Kansas City Enos Cabell of los Angeles and Dale Berra of the new York Yankees Are the other six players. They already had agreed to contribute 10 percent of their 1986 salaries to drug rehabilitation programs to devote 100 hours in each of the next two years to drug related Community service and to accept random drug testing for the rest of their baseball careers to avoid the one year suspensions. Hernandez s 1986 salary is $1.35 million so it will Cost him $135,000 in contributions to drug rehabilitation pro Grams. My reaction to the commissioner s decision the first baseman said Reading a statement is that i have been incorrectly categorized As one who facilitated cocaine use. The facts i feel do not justify this position. I admitted i used cocaine but i never dealt in it or sold it. The Only person i Hurt was  he suggested he belonged in a group with four other players Claudell Washington of Atlanta Lee Lacy of Baltimore Lary Sorensen of the Chicago cubs and Al Holland of the Yankees who the commissioner said used drugs but did t facilitate their use. Those four were suspended for 60 Days but were told they could play this year if they donated 5 percent of their 1986 salaries to drug facilities performed 50 hours of Community service for one year and submitted to random testing. Lacy and Holland accepted while Washington and Sorensen have not said what they will do. All 11 who were suspended testified or were mentioned in testimony last year at Federal trials in Pittsburgh of men accused of trafficking in drugs among ballplayers. On saturday Marvin Miller former executive director of the players association said the players Are undermining what they have accomplished in recent years by acting As individuals rather than in concert As Union members. Apparently we Don t have players with guts enough to defend themselves Miller said. Hernandez recalled that he had said a week ago that he would be reviewing the commissioner s decision with my advisers and the players association in order to get a better understanding of what my obligations would  i have now completed that review he said in the statement read in mets general manager Frank Cashen s office. I feel strongly that i have an obligation to my team the fans and to baseball to play this