Goodbye Milwaukee, Mets at Braves, 18th July, 1965
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1965 would be the last year that the Braves would play in Milwaukee. The plan had been to say goodbye to the city and move to Atlanta at the end of the 1964 season, but their stadium lease saw them play out one more year. The Braves maintained an impressive win record throughout their time in Milwaukee with two pennants and one World Series, and never once posting a losing record.
We join the second game of a double-header against the New York Mets at Milwaukee County Stadium, the stadium that kept them in place for that final year.
The box-score can be found here.
This game was played on 18th July, 1965.
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