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Tommy Greene gives details of his historic 1991 outing in Montreal.
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Looking for a veteran bat to ease the load on young sluggers Mike Schmidt and Greg Luzinski in the middle of the order, general manager Paul Owens brought Dick Allen back to Philadelphia in 1975. Full story »
Chris Wheeler recalls the historic game when the Phillies and Cubs combined for 45 runs in epic battle at Wrigley. Full story »
Section of Baker Bowl stands collapses during seventh-inning stretch, a game the Phillies won, 12-4, over St. Louis. Game is called and Phillies play last 12 games of May homestand at Shibe Park, starting May 18.
1B Dick Allen, acquired in a trade a few days earlier, singles in his first at-bat and draws a standing ovation from the Vet crowed of 30,908. Allen bats fifth between Greg Luzinski and Mike Schmidt. Lefty Steve Carlton (2-4) blanks Cincinnati, 4-0, on seven hits.
San Francisco C Bob Brenly singles with two out in the eighth to break up LHP Steve Carlton's no-hit bid. Lefty blanks San Francisco, 2-0, on two hits.
One of the most exciting finishes in Vet history. After 11 scoreless innings, San Francisco scores two in the top of the 12th. With two out and two runners on base in the bottom of the 12th, RF Bob Dernier hits a three-run, game-winning, inside-the-park home run to left field, 3-2.
LHP Curt Simmons (6-1) allows a single to lead-off hitter Bill Bruton and then retires next 27 Milwaukee batters in order in winning, 3-0, in County Stadium. Simmons lowers ERA to 1.42.
LF Greg Luzinski hits a 500-foot homer off the Liberty Bell (mounted on 400 level facade in center field) at the Vet in an 8-1 loss to Chicago RHP Burt Hooton.
LHP Don Carman (2-2) blanks San Diego on three hits, 9-0, but the big news...he gets his first major league hit after going 0-for-48.
A 10-inning classic in Wrigley Field: Phillies 23, Cubs 22. Teams combines for 11 home runs. LF Dave Kingman hits three; 3B Mike Schmidt, two, including a two-out, game-winner off Bruce Sutter in the 10th. Game time: 4:03; attendance, 14,952.
Phillies edge the Chicago Cubs, 1-0, in 16 innings, the longest shutout game in Phillies and Vet history. SS Dicke Thon gets game-winning RBI.
The idea of Phillies wearing all-burgundy uniforms on Saturdays starts and ends on this date, a 10-5 loss to Montreal. RHP Jim Lonborg kidded LF Greg Luzinski, "Bull, you look like a big grape."
LHP Steve Carlton (6-2) moves into second place on the all-time strikeout list ahead of RHP Walter Johnson when he fans San Diego SS Garry Templeton (#3,509) in the second inning of a 5-0 Padres win at the Vet. RHP Ron Reed pitches the ninth inning.
