FINAL: 'Chucks drop second in Battle Creek

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Published On: July 31st, 2016

Gudino, Doherty stand out

Battle Creek, MI – The Wisconsin Woodchucks (25-32, 12-10 Second Half) dropped the second of a two-game set to the Battle Creek Bombers (29-28, 11-10 Second Half), 6-1, Sunday at C.O. Brown Stadium in Battle Creek, Michigan.

Tony Gudino (UC-Riverside) tallied three hits, including two doubles, to lead the Woodchucks' offense. Marquise Doherty (MIssouri) chipped in two hits of his own and scored the Woodchucks' only run.

The 'Chucks finished the eight-game road trip at 5-3 to put themselves solidly in the hunt for the second half South Division title.

Tanner Thomas (Utah) took the loss for the Woodchucks.

The 'Chucks are back at Athletic Park tomorrow (Monday, August 1st) to battle the Green Bay Bullfrogs. First pitch is scheduled for 12:05 p.m. They'll play at Athletic Park every day until August 7th. Order your tickets today by calling 715.845.5055 or going online to woodchucks.com.

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