W L Pct. GB
Houston 59 42 .584 ---
New York 50 46 .520 6.5
St. Louis 49 48 .505 8
Atlanta 49 48 .505 8
Montreal 47 51 .479 10.5
Chicago 46 50 .479 10.5
Pittsburgh 45 50 .474 11
Philadelphia 42 52 .447 13.5
Saturday's games
Houston (Griffin and Roberts) at Atlanta (Harrison and Schueler)
St Louis (Gibson and Foster) at Philadelphia (Carlton and Ruthven)
Pittsburgh (Rooker) at New York (Koosman)
Chicago (Jenkins) at Montreal (Moore)
Montreal 10, Chicago 1: Mike Jorgensen homered twice and Mike Torrez scattered six hits in his complete game win. Jorgensen drove in three runs and scored three. Bob Bailey and Boots Day each had two RBIs, and Ron Fairly also homered for the Expos. Bill Bonham took the loss, yielding eight runs, four earned, in four innings.
New York 2, Pittsburgh 1 (11 innings): Ed Kranpool's flyball got over the head of Pittsburgh right fielder Richie Zisk to plate Willie Mays with the winning run. George Stone and Bob Moose each worked nine innings of one-run ball for no decisions; Moose allowed five hits and Stone, who took a no-hitter into the eighth, allowed two. Tug McGraw was credited with the win and Luke Walker took the loss.
Atlanta 6, Houston 1: Ralph Garr led off with a home run, Henry Aaron hit a three-run homer and Mike Lum a two-run shot to account for the Braves runs. Cesar Cedeno hit a homer for the only tally off Carl Morton, who finshed with a five-hitter. Don Wilson took the loss.
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