 MILWAUKEE AP - Wade Miley allowed one hit over four scoreless innings to help the Cincinnati Reds to a 6-0 victory and doubleheader sweep of the Milwaukee Brewers on Thursday night, one day after both teams opted not to play to protest racial injustice. The reactions by the teams followed the weekend shooting by police of Jacob Blake, a Black man, in Kenosha, Wisconsin, about 40 miles south of Milwaukee. Other major league teams have since followed, with seven games postponed Thursday. Miley, making his third start after a stint on the injured list, allowed only a leadoff single in the third, striking out three and walking one, with a hit batter. Thats probably the best stuff Ive had, as far as shape of pitches, cutter, change-up, Miley said. I felt really good early on. I was able to get the cutter up and in on guys hands. I was getting the swings that I kind of got accustomed to over the past couple years, really for the first time. Miley, 14-6 with Houston last season, entered with a 9.72 ERA. He had lasted just 1 23 innings in each of his first two starts, sandwich around time on the IL. He went five innings his last time out, allowing three earned runs. Lucas Sims 2-0 walked two in two scoreless innings for the victory and Raisel Iglesias completed the one-hitter with a perfect ninth. The Reds combined two singles and Kyle Farmers double and a hit batter for two runs in the second off starter Josh Lindblom 1-2. Just a frustrating day of baseball, Lindblom said. It wasnt very much fun. The way the series started, we played two really, really good games. To come out today and split the series, that was tough. Nick Castellanos and Jesse Winker, who combined for three homers, six hits and five RBIs in the 6-1 victory... 