at bat: Baseball, Softball: An official turn as a batter. There are occasions when a batter is not charged with a time at bat: when he receives a base on balls, when he is hit by a pitched ball, when he is interfered with by the catcher, and when he sacrifices.

Playing against the Philadelphia Athletics on May 24, 1936, at Shibe Park, Tony Lazzeri of the New York Yankees became the first major leaguer to hit two bases-loaded homers in one game.

The homers helped Lazzeri drive in an American League-record 11 runs in the Yankees' 25-2 victory. Lazzeri also tripled in five official at-bats.

George Turbeville. A's pitcher off whom Lazzeri hit abases-loaded homer in the second inning. Red Bullock. A's pitcher off whom Lazzeri hit abases-loaded homer in the fifth inning.

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Through the 1975 season, no major-college placekicker had booted two field goals of 60 or more yards in one season, and only Air Force's Dave Lawson had connected on two such attempts in a career (a 60-yarder in 1974 and a 62-yarder in 1975). Furthermore, no one had made one beyond 63 yards. However, on October 16, 1976, in College Station, Tex., Texas A&M's Tony Franklin boomed 64- and 65-yard field goals in one game, sparking the Aggies to a 24-0 triumph over the Baylor Bears.

Franklin, who had kicked a 24-yard field goal in the first quarter, made his 64-yarder in the second period and hit on his 65-yarder in the third quarter.

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1941-Mississippi State
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