Boston at Detroit and Oakland at California slate May 18 1972
Baseball schedule and standings from Morris Daily Herald note Friday games include Boston at New York Baltimore at Milwaukee Oakland at Kansas City Minnesota at Texas Cleveland at Detroit California at Chicago and East West standings show New York leading with 20 wins. Montreal and Cincinnati chase. several interleague matchups listed with results from Wednesday.
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Cardenal Delivers RBI to Beat Phillies in Ninth
Jose Cardenal lofted a ninth inning RBI single to lift the Cubs over the Phillies 3-2. The game followed talk of the Steve Carlton trade from the Cardinals to Philadelphia for Rick Wise discussed by Leo Durocher.
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Wise
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Pirates rout Cardinals behind Blass in 12-0 win
Steve Blass pitched a complete game as the Pirates blasted four St. Louis pitchers for 15 hits, ending the Cardinals seven-game losing streak. Vic Davalillo and Manny Sanguillen homered, Jackie Hernandez drove in three, and Roberto Clemente added two RBIs in Pittsburgh’s season-best 12-0 victory.
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Cincinnati
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Atlanta
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Los Angeles
Vic Davalillo
Manny Sanguillen
Jackie Hernandez
Roberto Clemente
John Milner
Cleon Jones
New York
Gary Gentry
Lolich Extends Win Streak With Sixth Straight Victory
Detroit’s Mickey Lolich pitched a four-hitter to win his sixth in a row and become the majors' first seven game winner, leading the Tigers to a 6-1 win over Baltimore as Tom Haller drove in four runs. Milwaukee topped Boston 4-1 behind George Scott as Jim Lonborg earned his first win for the Brewers. Cleveland edged New York 2-1, Minnesota crushed Chicago 8-1, Oakland beat California 4-0, and Texas outlasted Kansas City 4-3 in 18 innings.
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Killebrew Hits 519th as Twins Top White Sox 8 1
Harmon Killebrew belted his 519th career homer to lift the Minnesota Twins to an 8 1 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Danny Thompson collected four RBIs including a bases loaded triple, Bert Blyleven earned the win, and Minnesota stayed atop the pennant race as Chicago’s streak ended.
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