Baltimore ? Blue Jays 5-7, Orioles 1-1

Roy Halladay scattered seven hits over seven innings, leading Toronto over Baltimore, 7-1, after the Blue Jays won a game suspended one night earlier.

In the suspended game, halted by rain in the sixth inning Wednesday, a strong performance by Toronto’s bullpen preserved a 5-1 victory for A.J. Burnett.

Halladay (12-7) allowed one run, struck out six and walked one. The right-hander took over the major league lead in innings pitched (159 1/3) and lowered his earned-run average to 2.82.

Halladay is 18-4 lifetime against the Orioles, who fell a season-worst five games under .500 (48-53).

Adam Lind and Marco Scutaro each had three hits and scored twice for the Blue Jays, who won three of four from Baltimore after losing their previous seven series on the road.

Toronto built a 7-0 lead in the sixth inning against Orioles starting pitcher Daniel Cabrera (6-6), who was lifted after giving up a season-high seven earned runs and 11 hits.

Cabrera is 1-5 in 12 starts since May 20.