Monday, December 6, 2021

Games of Sunday, Aug. 31

                              W      L        Pct.     GB

Houston               75     54       .581     ---
Atlanta                 67     59       .531      6.5
New York            62     61       .504    10
Montreal              63     62       .504   10
Chicago               62     63       .496    11
Pittsburgh            60     65       .480    13
St. Louis              59     69       .453   15.5
Philadelphia         54     69      .439    18

Monday's games
New York (Stone and McAndrew) at Atlanta (Dobson and Reed), 2
Chicago (Gura and Jenkins) at Pittsburgh (Kison and Rooker), 2
Montreal (McAnally and Rogers) at Philadelphia (Twitchell and Brett), 2
St. Louis (Wise and Spinks) at Houston (Ruess and Richard),2

New York 3, Montreal 2: Jon Matlack held Montreal to five hits, all singles, and Rusty Staub drove in a pair of runs with a double in the fifth inning off losing pitcher Balor Moore. Felix Millan worked three walks and singled; he scored two runs for the Mets. Ron Hunt singled and was twice hit by pitches; he stole two bases and  scored a run for the Mets. 

Pittsburgh 8, Chicago 5: The Pirates scored seven runs in the top of the ninth inning, getting five singles, three walks, a two-run double from Willie Stargell and a costly error by Don Kessinger on a potential game-ending double play. Jose Cardenal had four hits for the Cubs, including a pair of doubles, and scored two runs. Bob Johnson was credited with the win, Dave LaRoche got the loss and Dave Giusti the save.

Houston 1, St. Louis 0 (14 innings): Roger Metzger reached on an error by Mike Tyson leading off the 14th inning and scored from first base on Cesar Cedeno's double to center. Bob Gibson and Ken Forsch each threw nine scoreless innings for no decisions. Gibson struck out 13 men, twice fanning four hitters consecutively. He allowed just two hits and one walk. Forsch held the Cardinals to five hits and five walks with five strikeouts. Jim Crawford got the win and Wayne Granger took the loss.

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