i Foxes FROM PAGE 1 ficed Stillwell to second, Gerald slapped a single to bring him home. With Tunison at bat, Gerald took off on a hit-and-run, and when Tunison singled, Gerald was able to sacore all the way from first. Tunison finished with two hits to raise his batting average to .299, and had two RBI to give him 77. "I owe him (Gerald) an RBI. He really hustled all the way from first," said Tunison. "That hit was a bouncer that the second baseman would have thrown me out on a month ago. Now they seem to be finding a hole." Milton left the game after issuing a one-out walk to Buen Rodriguez in the sixth. Steve Hoeme, who was with the Foxes part of last season and rejoined the club this week, struck out Scott Davison, but then had trouble finding the strike zone and walked two more Expos to load the bases. Hoeme got out of the jam by forcing Laker to ground out. "I was a little rusty. I hadn't pitched in a long time," Hoeme said. "I was overthrowing in the beginning, but then I settled down and stayed within myslef." The Foxes took the lead with two runs in their half of the sixth. Gary Caraballo tripled in Fred Russell and then scored on Keith Darter's opposite field single to left. "I was waiting for a fastball, and got good wood on it. It found the gap, said Caraballo. "I was a big run at the time." Tunsion walked in the seventh and then scored when Dave Solseth and Russell slammed back-to-back singles to give the Foxes an insurance run. WRITE A BEST SELLER. . . P-C CLASSIFIEDS
