1971 NL Replay- July 20 SF vs. Pitt

July 20,1971

Gaylord Perry and the San Francisco Giants defeated the Pittsburg Pirates 4-2 in the 1st of a 3 game series at Three Rivers Stadium between the two NL division leaders. Perry had his 22 consecutive scoreless innings pitched streak end when the Pirates got a run in the 2nd, but he held them to only 1 more run the rest of the way to get the victory. His record now stands at 14-5 with a 1.79 ERA. The Giants lead the season series between the two teams, 4 games to 2.

Strat-O-Matic Report

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BOXSCORE: 1971 San Francisco Giants At 1971 Pittsburgh Pirates      7/20/1971



 



  Giants             AB  R  H RBI AVG     Pirates            AB  R  H RBI AVG



  B.Bonds RF          4  2  2  1 .302     G.Alley SS          4  0  0  0 .254  



  T.Fuentes 2B        4  0  1  2 .289     M.Sanguillen C      4  0  2  0 .364  



  W.Mays CF           4  0  2  1 .297     R.Clemente RF       4  0  1  0 .330  



  W.McCovey 1B        3  0  0  0 .292     W.Stargell LF       3  0  0  0 .305  



  K.Henderson LF      4  0  1  0 .303     B.Robertson 1B      4  1  1  0 .309  



  D.Dietz C           4  0  1  0 .222     R.Hebner 3B         3  0  1  1 .268  



  A.Gallagher 3B      4  1  0  0 .331     A.Oliver CF         4  1  2  0 .273  



D-H.Lanier 3B         0  0  0  0 .216     B.Mazeroski 2B      2  0  1  1 .228  



  C.Speier SS         3  1  1  0 .228   B-G.Clines PR         0  0  0  0 .276  



  G.Perry P           4  0  0  0 .095   C-R.Stennett 2B       1  0  1  0 .286  



                                          S.Blass P           2  0  1  0 .156  



                                        A-V.Davalillo PH      1  0  0  0 .260  



                                          M.Grant P           0  0  0  0 .000  



                                        E-M.May PH            1  0  0  0 .263  



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         Totals      34  4  8  4                 Totals      33  2 10  2



 



A-Pinch Hit For Blass In 7th Inning



B-Pinch Ran For Mazeroski In 7th Inning



C-Subbed Defensively (2B) For Clines In 8th Inning



D-Subbed Defensively (3B) For Gallagher In 8th Inning



E-Pinch Hit For Grant In 9th Inning



 



Giants.......... 1 0 1  2 0 0  0 0 0  -  4  8  0



Pirates......... 0 1 0  0 0 0  1 0 0  -  2 10  1



 



Giants (59-38)           IP       H   R  ER  BB  SO  HR  PC    ERA



G.Perry WIN(14-5)         9      10   2   2   3   4   0 131   1.79



Totals                    9      10   2   2   3   4   0



 



Pirates (63-32)          IP       H   R  ER  BB  SO  HR  PC    ERA



S.Blass LOSS(12-5)        7       8   4   4   3   5   1 126   2.48



M.Grant                   2       0   0   0   0   1   0  20   4.73



Totals                    9       8   4   4   3   6   1



 



ATTENDANCE- 34,239 DATE- Tuesday, July 20th 1971 TIME- Night WEATHER- Good



UMPIRES- Harry Wendelstedt, Nick Colosi , Henry Crawford, John Kibler



T- 2:28



LEFT ON BASE- Giants: 7  Pirates: 7



DOUBLE PLAYS- Giants: 3  Pirates: 0



ERRORS- R.Hebner



DOUBLES- B.Robertson(14th), A.Oliver-2(14th)



HOME RUNS- B.Bonds(15th)



STOLEN BASES- G.Clines(12th)



CAUGHT STEALING- R.Clemente



SACRIFICE HITS- T.Fuentes



WALKS- B.Bonds, W.McCovey, C.Speier, W.Stargell, R.Hebner, B.Mazeroski



STRIKE OUTS- W.Mays, W.McCovey, K.Henderson-3, G.Perry, G.Alley, M.Sanguillen,



             W.Stargell, B.Robertson



GIDP- M.Sanguillen, R.Clemente, A.Oliver



 



Gaylord Perry was able to finish what he started and was credited with a



complete game at Three Rivers Stadium where the San Francisco Giants beat the



Pittsburgh Pirates 4 to 2.



 



In the 3rd inning San Francisco went on top for good scoring a single run



using 2 hits.  Pittsburgh threatened in the 9th but their rally came up



short.  



 



Perry(14-5) was the winner allowing 2 runs for the game. Steve Blass(12-5)



took the loss.  'You have to give Pittsburgh credit, they fought us tough to



the end' Charlie Fox said.  'It could have gone either way, but I'm glad we



pulled out the victory.'

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