MILWAUKEE (12) VS SAN DIEGO (1) - FINAL

MILWAUKEE              ab  r  h rbi bb so lob   avg
A Sanchez cf            5  2  4  0   1  0   3  .294
E Young 2b              2  0  1  0   0  0   0  .218
 a-R Belliard ph-2b     3  0  1  1   0  0   0  .255
J Hammonds rf           4  2  2  0   0  1   2  .305
 A Ochoa rf             2  1  0  0   0  0   1  .239
R Sexson 1b             3  4  3  1   1  0   0  .276
 b-L Harris ph-1b       2  0  1  0   0  1   1  .209
G Jenkins lf            3  2  3  4   1  0   0  .237
T Houston 3b            4  0  2  2   0  0   4  .276
 c-M Loretta ph-3b      0  0  0  1   1  0   0  .190
J Hernandez ss          3  0  1  0   1  1   2  .292
 L Lopez ss             1  0  0  0   0  1   3  .000
M Jensen c              4  0  0  0   1  0   4  .143
R Quevedo p             4  1  1  0   0  2   3  .053
 J Cabrera p            1  0  0  0   0  1   0  .000

Totals                 41 12 19  9   6  7  23

a-grounded to shortstop for E Young in the 6th;  b-reached on infield single to 
second for R Sexson in the 8th;  c-walked for T Houston in the 8th.

BATTING: 2B - T Houston 2 (7, D Tankersley 2); J Hammonds (14, D Tankersley); 
R Belliard (8, J Fikac). HR - G Jenkins (7, 4th inning off D Tankersley 3 on, 
2 Out). S - E Young. RBI - T Houston 2 (19), R Sexson (46), G Jenkins 4 (20), 
M Loretta (4), R Belliard (6). 2-out RBI - G Jenkins 4. Runners left in scoring 
position, 2 out - A Sanchez 2, J Hernandez 1, L Harris 1, M Jensen 1. GIDP - 
R Quevedo, R Belliard, M Jensen. Team LOB - 10. 
 
BASERUNNING: CS - A Sanchez (8, 2nd base by D Tankersley/T Lampkin), E Young 
(6, 2nd base by D Tankersley/T Lampkin). 
 
FIELDING: E - R Belliard (8, throw). DP: 1 (R Quevedo-M Jensen-R Sexson). 
 

SAN DIEGO              ab  r  h rbi bb so lob   avg
M Kotsay cf             3  0  2  0   0  0   2  .306
 R Myers p              0  0  0  0   0  0   0  .000
 b-R Gant ph            1  0  0  0   0  0   0  .245
 J Boyd p               0  0  0  0   0  0   0  .000
 J Fikac p              0  0  0  0   0  0   0  .000
R Vazquez 2b-ss         4  0  0  0   0  0   0  .188
R Klesko 1b             2  1  2  1   1  0   0  .339
 T Hubbard 2b           1  0  0  0   0  0   0  .206
R Lankford lf-cf        3  0  0  0   1  1   0  .225
B Trammell rf-lf        4  0  0  0   0  1   2  .195
D Jimenez 3b            4  0  1  0   0  2   0  .243
D Cruz ss               1  0  1  0   1  0   0  .259
 J Matos rf             2  0  1  0   0  1   0  .500
T Lampkin c             4  0  1  0   0  2   2  .200
D Tankersley p          1  0  0  0   0  1   2  .364
 a-M Sweeney ph-rf-1b   3  0  0  0   0  0   2  .200

Totals                 33  1  8  1   3  8  10

a-fouled out to third for D Tankersley in the 4th;  b-flied out to left for 
R Myers in the 7th.

BATTING: 2B - M Kotsay (11, R Quevedo). HR - R Klesko (11, 5th inning off 
R Quevedo 0 on, 1 Out). RBI - R Klesko (35). Runners left in scoring position, 
2 out - M Sweeney 1, M Kotsay 1, D Tankersley 2. GIDP - B Trammell. Team LOB - 8. 

 
BASERUNNING: CS - M Kotsay (3, 2nd base by R Quevedo/M Jensen). 
 
FIELDING: E - R Lankford (3, fly ball); R Vazquez (1, throw). Outfield 
assists - M Kotsay (G Jenkins at Home). DP: 3 (R Vazquez-D Cruz-R Klesko, 
R Vazquez-M Sweeney, T Hubbard-R Vazquez-M Sweeney). 
 

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    MILWAUKEE       - 012 403 011   --  12
    SAN DIEGO       - 000 010 000   --   1
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MILWAUKEE                    ip       h   r  er  bb  so  hr    era
R Quevedo (W, 3-5)            7       7   1   1   3   7   1   3.23
J Cabrera                     2       1   0   0   0   1   0   5.06

SAN DIEGO                    ip       h   r  er  bb  so  hr    era
D Tankersley (L, 1-1)         4      10   7   7   5   3   1   6.33
R Myers                       3       5   3   0   0   1   0   0.00
J Boyd                        1       2   1   0   1   1   0   6.50
J Fikac                       1       2   1   1   0   2   0   4.18

WP - R Quevedo. IBB - M Jensen (by D Tankersley). HBP - G Jenkins (by R Myers). Pitches-strikes: R Quevedo 97-62; J Cabrera 32-20; D Tankersley 83-47; 
R Myers 34-23; J Boyd 29-16; J Fikac 14-11. Ground balls-fly balls: R Quevedo 5-8; 
J Cabrera 3-2; D Tankersley 4-2; R Myers 6-2; J Boyd 2-0; J Fikac 0-1. Batters 
faced: R Quevedo 29; J Cabrera 7; D Tankersley 24; R Myers 14; J Boyd 6; J Fikac 5. 
 
UMPIRES: HP--Mark Carlson. 1B--John Hirschbeck. 2B--Wally Bell. 3B--Mike Fichter. 

T--2:43. Att--56,167. 
Weather: 73 degrees, clear. Wind: 5 mph, out to right.
 

How They Scored

MILWAUKEE 2ND:   R Sexson singled to right.  G Jenkins walked, R Sexson to 
second.  T Houston doubled to left, R Sexson scored, G Jenkins to third.  
J Hernandez struck out swinging.  M Jensen intentionally walked.  R Quevedo 
struck out looking.  A Sanchez grounded into fielder's choice to shortstop, 
M Jensen out at second.  (1 Run, 2 Hits, 0 Errors)  MILWAUKEE 1, SAN DIEGO 0.

MILWAUKEE 3RD:   E Young grounded out to second.  J Hammonds doubled to deep 
left.  R Sexson singled to left, J Hammonds scored.  G Jenkins singled to 
right, R Sexson to second.  T Houston doubled to center, R Sexson scored, 
G Jenkins thrown out at home.  J Hernandez walked.  M Jensen flied out to left 
center. (2 Runs, 4 Hits, 0 Errors)  MILWAUKEE 3, SAN DIEGO 0.

MILWAUKEE 4TH:   R Quevedo singled to right.  A Sanchez walked, R Quevedo to 
second.  E Young sacrificed to third, R Quevedo to third, A Sanchez to second.  
J Hammonds popped out to shallow right.  R Sexson walked.  G Jenkins homered to 
left, R Quevedo, A Sanchez and R Sexson scored.  T Houston grounded out to 
second. (4 Runs, 2 Hits, 0 Errors)  MILWAUKEE 7, SAN DIEGO 0.

SAN DIEGO 5TH:   R Vazquez grounded out to shortstop.  R Klesko homered to 
left.  R Lankford flied out to left.  B Trammell struck out swinging. (1 Run, 
1 Hit, 0 Errors)  MILWAUKEE 7, SAN DIEGO 1.

MILWAUKEE 6TH:   M Sweeney at first base. J Matos in right field. T Hubbard 
at second base. R Vazquez at shortstop. A Sanchez reached on infield single to 
second.  R Belliard hit for E Young. R Belliard grounded into double play, 
shortstop to first, A Sanchez out at second. J Hammonds singled to right.  
R Sexson singled to center, J Hammonds to second.  G Jenkins hit by pitch, 
J Hammonds to third, R Sexson to second.  T Houston safe at second on error by 
center fielder R Lankford, J Hammonds, R Sexson and G Jenkins scored.  
J Hernandez flied out to right. (3 Runs, 3 Hits, 1 Error)  MILWAUKEE 10, 
SAN DIEGO 1.

MILWAUKEE 8TH:   J Boyd relieved R Myers. A Ochoa safe at first on throwing 
error by shortstop R Vazquez.  L Harris hit for R Sexson. L Harris reached on 
infield single to second, A Ochoa to second.  G Jenkins singled to right, 
A Ochoa to third, L Harris to second.  M Loretta hit for T Houston. M Loretta 
walked, A Ochoa scored, L Harris to third, G Jenkins to second.  L Lopez struck 
out looking.  M Jensen grounded into double play, second to shortstop to first, 
M Loretta out at second.(1 Run, 2 Hits, 1 Error)  MILWAUKEE 11, SAN DIEGO 1.

MILWAUKEE 9TH:   J Fikac relieved J Boyd. J Cabrera struck out swinging.  
A Sanchez singled to right.  R Belliard doubled to left, A Sanchez scored.  
A Ochoa flied out to left.  L Harris struck out swinging. (1 Run, 2 Hits, 
0 Errors)  MILWAUKEE 12, SAN DIEGO 1.

Game Story

SAN DIEGO (Ticker) -- Ruben Quevedo again baffled the San 
Diego Padres.  And he had a lot of help.

Quevedo allowed one run over seven innings and Geoff Jenkins hit
a grand slam as the Milwaukee Brewers halted a four-game losing
streak with a 12-1 rout of the Padres.

A week ago in Milwaukee, Quevedo (3-5) limited San Diego to
three hits en route to his first career shutout.  He gave up
seven hits Friday night but lowered his ERA to 3.23, tops among
Brewers' starters.

"My breaking pitches have been working real well for me the last
couple of games, so I've been trying to take advantage of that,
pitch some good games and get some wins for our team," said
Quevedo, who walked three and struck out seven.  "My breaking
pitches, the curveball and changeup, have been working real
good."

"You've just gotta keep Ruben in the game at all times,"
Milwaukee manager Jerry Royster said.  "You don't want him to
relax because of the flow or anything like that. You've gotta
keep him focused and make sure he's on the right track.  And he
has been."

Jose Cabrera worked the last two innings to help Milwaukee snap
a three-game road losing streak.

"It's hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel," Royster
said.  "I need more.  I need to see good, solid baseball for a
couple of weeks.  We really haven't done it.  We really just
have not been good.  We've made a lot of mistakes.  Even
tonight, we made some mistakes and we were lucky they didn't
come back to haunt us."

Jenkins' blast in the fourth off starter Dennis Tankersley (1-1)
was the second in as many days against San Diego and gave
Milwaukee a 7-0 lead.

Alex Sanchez capped an impressive May with his first career
four-hit game and Tyler Houston had two hits and two RBI for the
Brewers.

Milwaukee got to Tankersley in the second as Richie Sexson led
off with a single, Jenkins walked and Houston doubled to make it
1-0.

The Brewers padded the lead the following inning.  Jeffrey
Hammonds doubled with one out and scored on a single by Sexson.
Jenkins also singled and Houston doubled in a run, but Jenkins
was thrown out at the plate.

Quevedo helped himself with a leadoff single in the fourth.
Sanchez walked, Eric Young sacrificed and Sexson drew a two-out
walk ahead of Jenkins' seventh homer of the season.

"I knew I drove it," Jenkins said.  "I knew I hit it good, but I
didn't know for sure if it was going out because it gets a
little heavier at night here.  It was a slider away, and I
haven't been hitting those well, to be honest."

Ryan Klesko accounted for the Padres' offense with a homer in
the fifth.

"You're gonna lose ballgames," San Diego manager Bruce Bochy
said.  "We have just been playing bad baseball at times.  And
tonight, we were terrible.  We had a nice crowd here and we
didn't execute offensively."

Padres center fielder Ray Lankford dropped a fly ball with the
bases loaded and two out in the sixth, allowing three runs to
score.

"Defensively, we hurt ourselves," Bochy said.  "You're not going
to win games like that.  You're going to get what you deserve,
and we got it tonight."

Sanchez hit .345 (29-for-84) with 10 runs scored and seven
stolen bases in May.