Philadelphia 9 5 .653 ---
Chicago 9 6 .600 0.5
California 8 8 .500 2
San Diego 8 8 .533 2
Seattle 8 8 .500 2
Montreal 7 9 .438 3
Kansas City 6 8 .429 3
Cleveland 5 8 .384 3.5
Sunday's games
Chicago (Peters) at Cleveland (Williams)
Philadelphia (Johnson) at Montreal (Stoneman)
Seattle (Brabender) at San Diego (Kelley)
Philadelphia (Johnson) at Montreal (Stoneman)
Seattle (Brabender) at San Diego (Kelley)
Philadelphia 3, Kansas City 1: Johnny Callison doubled home a pair of runs in the seventh inning and Woodie Fryman outdueled Jim Rooker as the Phillies swept the series from the Royals. Fryman scattered six hits in seven innings; he walked two, fanned four and induced a pair of double play grounders to escape jams. Rooker struck out six in 6.2 innings, but allowed eight hits. Callison went 3-for-4. John Boozer threw two scoreless innings for the save. Tony Taylor (Phillies) was injured for three days and will remain on the roster.
Montreal 7, California 3: The Expos got five shutout innings from Jerry Robertson and stung the Angels for five runs in the sixth inning. Gary Sutherland had a two-run double in the big inning; he was 2-for-4 with a run scored. Rick Reichardt hit a three-run homer in the seventh off Dan McGinn. The Expos used three relievers to work the last four innings; Roy Face got the last two outs for a save. Coco Laboy was injured (two games); he will remain on the Montreal roster.
Seattle 9, San Diego 0: Tommy Harper homered to lead off the game, and George Brunet threw an eight-hit shutout as the Pilots ended their five-game losing streak. Harper went 3-for-4 with three runs scored, a steal and a walk. Wayne Comer was 3-for-5 with a double and two runs scored. Padres starter Al Santorini was peppered for six runs in three innings; seven straight hitters reached base against him in the five-run second. Brunet walked four and struck out three. He was demoted after the game and replaced on the roster by Garry Roggenburk; Brunet is eligible to return for games of May 13
Player of the day: George Brunet, Seattle
Montreal 7, California 3: The Expos got five shutout innings from Jerry Robertson and stung the Angels for five runs in the sixth inning. Gary Sutherland had a two-run double in the big inning; he was 2-for-4 with a run scored. Rick Reichardt hit a three-run homer in the seventh off Dan McGinn. The Expos used three relievers to work the last four innings; Roy Face got the last two outs for a save. Coco Laboy was injured (two games); he will remain on the Montreal roster.
Seattle 9, San Diego 0: Tommy Harper homered to lead off the game, and George Brunet threw an eight-hit shutout as the Pilots ended their five-game losing streak. Harper went 3-for-4 with three runs scored, a steal and a walk. Wayne Comer was 3-for-5 with a double and two runs scored. Padres starter Al Santorini was peppered for six runs in three innings; seven straight hitters reached base against him in the five-run second. Brunet walked four and struck out three. He was demoted after the game and replaced on the roster by Garry Roggenburk; Brunet is eligible to return for games of May 13
Player of the day: George Brunet, Seattle
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