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Fox went hitless, but his two-out walk was the third straight pass given up by losing pitcher Mark DiFelice (4-1), who also threw a wild pitch before walking Fox.

Starter Carlos Zambrano knocked in the other run with a fifth-inning single, while Ryan Theriot, Koyie Hill and Mike Fontenot all had two hits for the Cubs, who have won the first two contests in the four-game weekend series.

They won Thursday's opener 9-5 when first baseman Derek Lee homered twice, including a grand slam, and drove in a single-game career-high seven runs.

The winner was closer Kevin Gregg (3-2), Chicago's third pitcher.

Milwaukee's run scored on Corey Hart's fourth-inning bases loaded walk against Zambrano.

Six batters had one hit for the Brewers, who have lost five of eight against the Cubs this season.

 BREAKING STORIES

NHL: Detroit at Calgary

NBA: Utah 112, Washington 89

NBA: Houston 125, Denver 123

NBA: Boston 119, Detroit 93

NHL: New Jersey 3, Boston 2

NHL: Columbus 5, Edmonton 3

'South Park' to mock sex addiction

NBA: New York 94, Philadelphia 84

UConn, Stanford, Tenn., Neb. get top seeds

49ers sign QB David Carr, trade Hill

Stars' Modano has appendectomy

D-Backs sign Reynolds to three-year deal

Beckham has surgery, will miss World Cup

Jets, Giants will both open Meadowlands

Beckham has surgery, will miss World Cup

Iowa fires basketball Coach Todd Lickliter

Ovechkin suspended for 'reckless hit'

Buffalo's marquee flashes Orange: Syracuse is top dog in powerful pack of teams coming here

Lamely picks up first PGA title

Samuelsson is NHL's No. 1 star this week