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50 Years Ago Today
FOX CITIES FOXES....5
CEDAR RAPIDS BRAVES 9
The Foxes were up 5-0 heading into the bottom of the seventh inning. BUT, Cedar Rapids scored eight runs after the stretch.
Jim Lehew had a bad day in the bottom of the seventh. He entered the game with two runners on base and the Foxes up 5-2. Lehew gave up a three-run homer to Charlie Smith that tied the game 5-5. Tommie Aaron followed with another homer that put the Braves up 6-5. Gene Johnson reached on an error and Herm Hubbard hit the third homer in four batters faced by Lehew.
Boog Powell had a good day. He went 3-for-3 with a homer, a pair of runs, and a pair of RBI.
The loss dropped the Foxes to 53-38 on the season. They still lead the Three-I League, BUT their lead over second place Sioux City is down to 1-1/2 games.
25 Years Ago Today:
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KENOSHA TWINS..100 003 000 - 4..6 1
APPLETON FOXES 000 401 02x - 7 11 2
ATTENDANCE: 841
Wes Kent continued his hot hitting with three RBI for the Foxes. Mike Taylor's sacrifice fly in the bottom of the sixth drove in the run that broke the 4-4 tie.
John Stein pitched a complete game and moved his record to 2-0 in two starts since being promoted from the Gulf Coast League.
Appleton is now 65-36 on the season. They are in first place in the Northern Division of the Midwest League. The Foxes lead Kenosha by 15 games.
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