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Since his club took off on its current batting tear, Braves skipper Bobby Cox has become better versed in Boston NL history.
The last time the franchise reached double figures in five straight games was in 1897, when the Braves were called the Beaneaters and they totaled 61 runs.
"The Beaneaters keep popping up every afternoon," Cox said. "Way back. I wasn't around then.
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