two-bagger

[ too-bag-er ]

/ ˈtuˈbæg ər /

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1870–75, Americanism; two bag(s) + -er¹

And the batsman, who had started to make his two-bagger, went back to first.
Andy at Yale|Roy Eliot Stokes
Billings found the Robinson pitcher for a two-bagger, stole third, and came home on a hit by Greene.
The Arrival of Jimpson|Ralph Henry Barbour
A two-bagger would answer the purpose just as well, and would certainly sound more plausible.
The Lucky Seventh|Ralph Henry Barbour
Five feet further and it would have dropped safe, meaning a two-bagger for Steve, and a run for Badger.
Jack Winters' Baseball Team|Mark Overton

He was hit for a two-bagger, and the next man walked, though Joe thought some of the decisions unfair.
Baseball Joe in the Big League|Lester Chadwick