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4stros beat Reds, 3-0 THE BATTALION WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1980 Page 13 wont couit United Press International CINCINNATI — Cesar Cedeno |t his first home run of the year fuesday night to back the three-hit angers vin, 10-5 United Press International DETROIT — Richie Zisk, Pepe ,ias and Mickey Rivers drove in ' e “ vo runs each Tuesday to lead the exas Rangers to a 10-5 clubbing ver the Detroit Tigers in a game iortened to seven innings by rain. The Rangers, who got a sacrifice to '"i from Al Oliver in he first inning, iploded for four runs with five con- •cutive hits in the second inning off ick Morris, 3-2, and John Hiller. Pat Putnam doubled in a run and rias singled in a run with a shot that ent off Morris’ thigh and sent him J om the game with a bruise that 3 ‘ s '"wasn’t considered severe. Rivers added an RBI single and ^ ump Wills a sacrifice fly. Zisk belted a two-run homer in the iird. Texas scored another run in ,0 8 f lesixth on a single by Buddy Bell, illowing a Rivers double. The Rangers’ final two runs came ^ i the seventh off Jack Billingham, ndtli ie scor ng on a single by Rivers and ie other on Frias’ sacrifice fly. Lance Parrish hit a three-run ffler in the fifth off starter Steve omer, 1-2, and the Tigers tagged omer for two more runs in the elu! toge teai evei] xth, the runs scoring on singles by ^ hamp Summers and John Wocken- ss. tl® The game was held up for 44 mi- wtin ites after the Tigers batted in the iW venth before it was called by the mires, the! rArii round "KFL picks 1, Detroit, Billy Sims, rb, Oklaho- la, 2, New York Jets (from San fw hncisco), Johnny “Lam” Jones, wr, xas. 3, Cincinnati, Anthony goi|unoz, t, Southern California. 4, reen Bay, Bruce Clark, dt, Penn ate. 5, Baltimore, Curtis Dickey, i, Texas A&M University. 6, St. pis, Curtis Greer, de, Michigan. Atlanta, Junior Miller, te, Nebras- i 8, New York Giants, M^rk aynes, db, Colorado, d, Minneso- Doug Martin, dt, Washington. Seattle (from Buffalo), Jacob reen, de, Texas A&M. 11, Kansas ty, Brad Budde, g, Southern Cali- nia. 12, New Orleans, Stan Brock, Colorado. 13, San Francisco (from iw York Jets), Earl Cooper, rb, ce. 14, New England, Roland mes, db, Tennessee. 15, Los igeles (from Cleveland), Johnnie nson, db, Texas. 16, Oakland, arc Wilson, qb, Brigham Young. Buffalo (from Seattle), Jim Ritch- c, North Carolina State. 18, ashington, Art Monk, wr, Syra- se. 19, Chicago, Otis Wilson, lb, auisville. 20, San Francisco rough Denver from New York s), Jim Stuckey, de, Clemson. 21, iarai, Don McNeal, db, Alabama. Tampa Bay, Ray Snell, g, Wis- ^ nsin. 23, Philadelphia, Roynell 'ling, db, Alcorn State. 24, Balti- ore(ffom Dallas), Derrick Hatch- , db, Texas. 25, New England n' e ora Houston), Yagas Ferguson, rb, >tre Dame. 26, Green Bay (from n Diego), George Cumby, lb, it? dahoma. 27, Cleveland (from Los ini igeles), Charles White, rb, South- :* nCalifornia. 28, Pittsburgh, Mark 'A ilbne, qb, Arizona State. MU team ^ces crisis :sl« t ups rere United Press International DALLAS — SMU Athletic Direc- Russ Potts says the school will iveabaseball team next year only if :mbers of this year’s team are in- rested. Potts told the players Monday that iff 1 would honor the existing scho- s and would play a Southwest fence schedule in 1981 if the ivers were interested. I wanted to tell the players now tause several of them have indi- I that they might transfer to ler school,” Potts said. “If most the scholarship players want to nsfer, we would not have a team, .they wanted to stay, we would, jvever.” ^ 'ottssaid the main problem was if fU has a team next year, a player o transfers would not be eligible e> play immediately. If SMU drops <1 :team, those players who transfer- $ Iwould be eligible immediately at ither school. "Hold the members of the team to nk about it and let me know by JtMonday,” Potts said. “My ma- concern is for the players. I’m Jally supportive of any decision u *vmake.” pitching of Ken Forsch and pace the Houston Astros to a 3-0 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. Forsch, 3-0, struck out two and walked three in notching his first complete game and first shutout of the season. The Astros scored their first run off Reds’ starter Charlie Leibrandt, 1-2, in the fourth inning when Joe Mor gan led off with a single to right, stole second and, after an infield hit by Art Howe, scored when Enos Cabell hit into a double play. Cedeno’s homer, after Jose Cruz reached on a fielder’s choice in the sixth, slammed high off the left-field foul pole to give the Astros’ their final two runs. The Reds mounted their only scor ing threat in the fifth when Ray Knight reached on a fielder’s choice with two out, Cesar Geronimo dou bled and Leibrandt walked to load the bases. Forsch then struck out Ken Griffey to end the inning. With the defeat of Cincinnati, Houston moves to within half a game of the Reds, who are in first place in the National League Western Divi sion. The two teams face each other again today at 7:05 CST in Cincin nati. 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