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Page 12 THE BATTALION WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1980 Astros’ batters star in 3-2 victory Rafael Landestoy hit a two-run tri ple with one out in the eighth inning Tuesday night to trigger a three-run rally that gave the Houston Astros a 3- 2 victory over the San Diego Padres in San Diego. Cesar Cedeno opened the eighth with a single off loser Randy Jones, 4- 4, stole second and continued to Cesar Cedeno third on catcher Bill Fahey’s throw ing error to start the comeback. Bruce Bochy drew a walk and pinch hitter Jeff Leonard bounced into a fielder’s choice as Cedeno was nailed at the plate. Dave Bergman, running for Bochy, went to second on the play and scored along with Leonard as Landestoy drilled a triple to left- center. Craig Reynolds singled to score Landestoy with the third run of the inning. Cedeno has been absent from the Astros’ lineup for nearly a week due to acute bronchitis. Jerry Mumphrey doubled home the Padres’ first run in the third and the Padres scored again in the ninth on a pinch hit double by Kurt Bevac- qua and a pinch hit single by Tim Flannery. Vern Ruble, 2-1, went the first seven innings to get the victory with Frank LaCorte going the final two innings to pick up his fifth save. The Houston hitting attack, which has been stagnant the past two weeks, erupted for nine hits tonight, and left only four men on base, although the Padres executed three double plays during the contest. The Astro hitting was led by short- NCAA championships begin United Press International AUSTIN — UCLA’s Mark Ander son took the lead after the first half of the NCAA decathlon competition Tuesday with 4,091 points. The decathlon is the opening event of this year’s NCAA track championships, which will continue at the University of Texas all week. Anderson, the pre-meet favorite, failed to finish first in any event but still pulled ahead of Arizona State’s Jeff Montpas and California- Berkley’s Dave Steen, who were close behind with 3,909 and 3,961 points, respectively. Anderson took over first place in the high jump, the day’s fourth event, when he cleared his personal best of 6 feet lOVi inches, but a sore knee forced him to pass on his re maining attempts. Kansas’ Steve Rainbolt won the event with a NCAA meet record jump of 7 feet SVi in ches. Montpas was the day’s only double winner, taking the 100 and 400 meter runs. In other events, Au burn’s Bill Blackburn won the shot put and Steen took the long jump. The decathlon competition ends today with the high hurdles, discus, pole vault, javelin and l,5(X)-meter run. First day standings: 1, Mark Anderson, UCLA, 4,091. 2, Jeff Montpas, Arizona State, 3,979. 3, Dave Steen, CalBerkley, 3,961. 4, Tom Harris, California- Santa Barbara, 3,901. 5, Jeff Swan- ger, Weber State, 3,858. 6, Ken Geonek, California-Santa Barbara, 3,823. 7, John Bryan, Virginia, 3,803. 8, Steve Rainbolt, Kansas, 3,802. 9, Gudmund Olsen, Mount St. Mary’s, 3,793. 10, Gary Gefre, Washington, 3,792. 11, Joe Schneid er, St. Johns, 3,722. 12, Bill Black- bum, Auburn, 3,714. 13, Gary Bas- tien. Eastern Michigan, 3,605, 14, Lane Maestretti, Nevada-Reno, 3,583. Houston high school star to receive top track honor United Press International AMARILLO — The 18th Annual Amarillo Chamber of Commerce Texas High School Outstanding track man award will go to Dennis Brantley of Worthing High School in Houston. Brantley set a meet record in the 110-meter hurdles in the Texas schoolboy track meet in Austin this spring with a time of 13.1. Only one Four Texans picked in first round of major league baseball harvest 1, New York (NL), Darryl Straw berry, of, Los Angeles. 2, Toronto, Garry Harris, ss, San Diego. 3, Atlanta, Ken Dayley, Ihp, Dallas, Ore. 4, Oakland, Mike King, Ihp, Sioux City, Iowa. 5, San Diego, Jeff Pybum, of, Athens, Ga., 6, Seattle, Darnell Coles, ss, Rialto, Calif. 7, San Francisco, Jessie Reed, lb, Lyn wood, Calif. 8, Chicago (AL), Cecil Esty, of, San Diego. 9, Los Angeles, Ross Jones, ss, Hialeah, Fla. 10, Cleveland, Kelly Gruber, ss, Au stin, Tex. 11, Chicago (NL), Donald Schultz, rhp, Roselle, Ill. 12, Minne sota, Jeffrey Reed, c, Joliet, Ill. 13, Philadelphia, Henry Powell, c, Pen sacola, Fla. 14, Texas, Timothy Maki, rhp, Humtertown, Ind. 15, St. Louis, Donald Collins, rhp, Newport News, Va. 16, Kansas City, Frank Wills, rhp-of, New Orleans. 17, California (from Houston), De nnis Rasmussen, Ihp-of, Lakewood, Colo. 18, Detroit, Glen Wilson, 3b- of, Channelview, Texas. 19, Cincin nati, Ronald Robinson, rhp-ss, Woodlake, Calif. 20, Pittsburgh The most outrageous of ’em all. 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The victory gave Houston a 26-21 record in 1980, and San Diego drop ped to 24-26. The two teams face each other again tonight in San Diego. Lambert, Cobern eii successful 80 season by RICHARD OLIVER Sports Staff Sande Lambert and Vickilee Cobern know the meaning of frustration. So does women’s track coach Bill Nix. Lambert and Cobern finished seventh and thirteenth, respec tively, in their events in last week’s AIAW national women’s track championships in Eugene, Oregon. Only the first six finishers in each event were hon ored. Lambert, who earlier in the year won the pentathlon at the Southern Pacific Association Athletics Congress pentathlon championship in Los Angeles April 13, finished just a slight margin behind the sixth place finisher in that event May 24. Cobern, who has performed consistently for the Aggie Ladies this season, also failed to qualify in her specialty, the discus. Nix, however, is happy about the team’s performance this the year as a whole,” lie “The girls have tremendouslyii proved. They set seven newn /ol. 73 No cords in the outdoor campai; | pages and several personal rewi! were bested.” Next season, Nix said, ski f be even better. “I’ve been very pleased with “We’ve recruited four dista runners, a pentathlete sprinters,” he said. “Wectt back August 24 to start season. “They’ve (the team) tremendous job. I other high school hurdler in the world has run faster. Renaldo Nehe- miah, now at Maryland and holder of the world hurdle record, ran a 12.9 as a schoolboy in 1977. Brantley has signed a letter of in tent to attend Southern Methodist University on a track scholarship. The award will be given to him later in the year. 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