INSPECT NEW DEVICE. Coach 41 Cervi of the Nats, Joe Lapchick of the Kuicks and’Tom Niland, LeJIoyne College mentor, look over clock which will click off the time under a new role. A pro team must now take a shot at a basket within 24 seconds. It will b§ in effect at the Nats-All-Star game here Sunday. Niland will direct ex-collegians. 'Niland High!! On All-Star Court ArrayrCOACH TOM KHASB of L*-!0 Moyne College, who will be mentor of the College All-Stars when they face the Syracuse Nats Sunday night in the War Memorial court, is enthusiastic about the boys he’ll have under his command here.Niland will be in charge of Frank Selvy of Furman, the country's top collegiate scorer last season: Dick Rosenthal of Notre Dame; Togo Palazzi of Holy Cross; Cliff Hagan and Frank Ramsey of Kentucky; Bob Petit of LS.U.; Tom Marshall. Western Kentucky: John Kerr of Illinois; Billy Jenkins, LeMoyne product, and Ron CostelJo from Niagara.I’VE SEEN them alt play in college except Selvy. said Niland, and they make up quite a squad. I think Selves record speaks for itself.COACH AL CERVI of the Nats declared that the College All Stars “represent the best suchj group I’ve seen in eight years. When they beat Minneapolis the other night in Chicago, it gave an idea of their ability. Coach Joe Lapchick of the New York Knicks agreed here yesterday.President Daniel Biasone. General Manager Leo Ferris and Public .Relations Director Bob Sexton of the Nats said they were awaiting with interest the introduction of the 2-i-second rule for shooting in Sunday’s game here, at a press, radio 'and TV gathering at the Onondaga Hotel. Billy Hassett, former Notre Dame star, will be in charge of two 24-second clocks which will be at the ends of the court Sunday nightmmow a «