A split doubleheader refers to a situation in sports, particularly in Baseball, where two games are played between the same teams on the same day, but with a break in between. Unlike a traditional doubleheader, where both games are played back-to-back, a split doubleheader typically involves a gap of several hours between the two games, allowing teams and players time to rest, regroup, and adjust. This format is often used to accommodate scheduling conflicts or weather-related postponements.
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On September 12, 1954 a crowd of 84,587 was in attendance at Municipal Stadium in Cleveland as the Indians won both games of a doubleheader against the Yankees, 4-1 and 3-2.
In MLB, that is Stan Musial of the Cardinals against the Giants on May 2, 1954 and Nate Colbert of the Padres against the Braves on August 1, 1972 .... each hit 5 home runs during a doubleheader.
My baseball team played a doubleheader
twofold doubleheader
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It is usually referred to as the nightcap.
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1963
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Vongerav Finds And. Doubleheader are some
Maybe in the minors but not in the majors for either the Athletics or Indians.
On September 12, 1954 a crowd of 84,587 was in attendance at Municipal Stadium in Cleveland as the Indians won both games of a doubleheader against the Yankees, 4-1 and 3-2.