Milwaukee went 0 for 6 with runners in scoring position to end its eight-game home winning streak.īoth of Milwaukee’s homers came off Suárez, who was activated from the injured list this weekend after recovering from a strained right hamstring. The Brewers had a chance to extend their lead later in the third, but Ranger Suárez struck out Victor Caratini with the bases loaded to end the threat. Canha led off the third with a drive that barely cleared the right-field wall. Strahm ended the threat by striking out Carlos Santana and retiring Willy Adames on a pop to first.Ĭontreras and Canha hit solo homers for the Brewers, who had won 7-5 each of the last two nights and were seeking to sweep the Phillies for the first time since August 2015.Ĭontreras’ 410-foot shot to center in the first inning extended his hitting streak to 13 games. William Contreras then hit a fly ball that Pache caught on the center-field warning track. Phillies reliever Matt Strahm walked Owen Miller and Mark Canha to start the inning. The Brewers nearly pulled back ahead in the bottom of the seventh. “And they made me pay.”Īlthough he collected two hits, Turner failed to homer Sunday after going deep in five consecutive games to tie a Phillies franchise record. “I just went from executing really well, and then I just kind of ran out of gas a little bit there late and just didn’t execute,” Miley said. Turner added a two-out RBI single that extended Philadelphia’s lead to 4-2.
Miley struck out Bryson Stott but walked Cristian Pache before leaving the game. Realmuto followed with a 443-foot drive to center off a 1-0 cutter as he homered for a second straight game.
Memorials to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation or the Cerebral Palsy Foundation !/donation/checkout appreciated.“It just kept going and going,” Miley said. Reception and Celebration of Dixie’s Life will continue immediately following the Memorial Service. Visitation Thursday, Janufrom 1:00 pm until Time of Memorial Service at 3:00 pm at Schmidt & Bartelt Funeral Home, 10121 W. In sickness and in health, she had an angel by her side, Ken, who lovingly cared for her until she took her final breath. She battled numerous hardships and illnesses throughout her life, but she never let them prevent her from participating in the children’s lives. She very much enjoyed sitting in the yard with Ken admiring her flower garden with a drink during cocktail hour. She enjoyed watching the children play and encouraged and supported them as they grew into the people they are today. She loved her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren, unconditionally. Dixie/Mom/Gramzee was a wonderful gardener and avid antique collector. Dixie worked tirelessly raising three children under the age of four, with much help from "Granny and Grandpa." In 1968, Dixie married Ken Szohr. Korosec and had three children, Jodi, Frank, and Jeff. Anthony of Padua grade school and Pius XI high school. Dixie was born and raised in Milwaukee, attended St. Korosec her sister-in-law, Joanne Fehrmann her brother-in-law, Robert Ullrich Kenneth's son from a previous marriage, Danny Szohr. Preceded in death by her parents, Richard and Anne Dombrowski her late husband, Frank N. Dear sister of Marianne Ullrich and Janice (Jeff) Wearing. Loving grandmother of Mark (Julia) Nilsen, Jake (Ashley) Nilsen, Sarah (fiancé Patrick) Nilsen and Haley (Alex) Medina Annie (William) Alder, Kathryn Korosec, Joseph Korosec and Clare Korosec Konner Szohr, Maddie Szohr and Charlie Szohr and great-grandmother to Autumn, Harper, Sophia, Luca and Lola. Dear mother of Jodi (Jon) Nilsen, Frank (Beth) Korosec, Jeffrey (Jeanne) Korosec and Michael (Kim) Szohr. (Nee Dombrowski) Born to Eternal Life on Friday, December 2, 2022.
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