Chicago 85 62 .578 ---
Seattle 86 64 .573 0.5
Kansas City 78 72 .520 8.5
Cleveland 76 73 .510 10
California 74 73 .503 11
Montreal 66 81 .449 19
San Diego 66 84 .440 20.5
Philadelphia 63 84 .428 21.5
Tuesday's games
California (Kealey) at Cleveland (Hargan)
Montreal (Waslewski) at Chicago (Wynne)
Kansas City (Nelson) at Seattle (Meyer)
Philadelphia (Palmer) at San Diego (Podres)
California 5, Cleveland 1: Tom Murphy retired the first 13 men he faced and allowed one run on three hits in six innings for the Angels, who then got three innings of one-hit relief from a trio of bullpen arms. Roger Repoz had a two-run homer in California's three-run ninth off the Tribe's bullpen. Luis Tiant took the loss.
Chicago 4, Montreal 2: Bob Christian came off the bench to walk, double and score twice as the White Sox overcame the Expos. Danny Murphy, the first of four Chicago relievers, got credit for the win with two scoreless innings of relief; Don Secrist, Dan Osinski and Wilbur Wood combined for the final six outs. Bill Stoneman took the loss. Bill Melton homered for Chicago. Ron Brand was injured for Montreal and will be eligible to play Sept. 25.
Philadelphia 6, San Diego 1: Larry Hisle went 4-for-6 and stole three bases. Woodie Fryman allowed one run in eight innings, scattering eight hits and striking out five Padres without allowing a walk. Fryman also singled home a pair of runs. Al Santorini took the loss.
Kansas City 5, Seattle 2: The Royals got homers from Chuck Harrison and Bob Oliver as they knocked the Pilots out of first place. Jim Rooker took a no-hitter into the fifth inning but weakened in the seventh, when the Pilots plated their two runs. Rooker allowed three hits and four walks in the win. Moe Drabowsky threw two scoreless frames for the save.
Player of the Day: Bob Christian, Chicago
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