4/22: The rest of the NL story

 St. Louis 8-5, Philadelphia 2-7 G1: WP-Cleveland LP-Carlton G2: WP-Ruthven LP-Gibson SV-Brandon (retired last 10 Cardinal batters)

Montreal 0-4, New York 2-3 G1: WP-Seaver (3-hitter) LP-Strohmayer G2: WP-Renko LP-McAndrew

Pittsburgh 2-8 Chicago 7-7 G1: WP-Pappas LP-Ellis Monday home run, Hundley 2 doubles for Cubs. G2: WP-Blass LP-Gura SV-Giusti Stennett, Zisk, Hebner Pirate home runs. Hebner also homered in game 1.

Cincinnati 6, Atlanta 5 (10) See previous post.

Houston 5, San Diego 0 WP-Reuss (10 strikeouts, 5-hitter) LP-Norman Doug Rader 2-run homer, RBI double.

Los Angeles 4, San Francisco 3 WP-Messersmith LP-Barr Russell, Davis triples in 1st inning.

Hope everyone had a happy Easter! These games, along with the previous AL post were played on Easter Sunday 1973

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