Crossword Clue: Pirate Davis who is the first MLB player to hit grand slams for two different teams in the month of April
If you're looking for all of the crossword answers for the clue "Pirate Davis who is the first MLB player to hit grand slams for two different teams in the month of April" then you're in the right place. We found 1 answers for this crossword clue.
If you are stuck trying to answer the crossword clue "Pirate Davis who is the first MLB player to hit grand slams for two different teams in the month of April", and really can't figure it out, then take a look at the answers below to see if they fit the puzzle you're working on.
Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Pirate Davis who is the first MLB player to hit grand slams for two different teams in the month of April"
Below is the complete list of answers we found in our database for Pirate Davis who is the first MLB player to hit grand slams for two different teams in the month of April:
Possibly related crossword clues for "Pirate Davis who is the first MLB player to hit grand slams for two different teams in the month of April"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to Pirate Davis who is the first MLB player to hit grand slams for two different teams in the month of April:
- 1950s campaign button name
- 1950s campaign-button name
- 1950s campaign name
- 1950s campaign nickname
- 1950s campaigner with Dick
- 1950's G.O.P. name
- 1950s GOP nickname
- 1950s headline nickname
- 1950s nickname in D.C.
- 1950s pol
- 1950s political nickname
- 1950s president, familiarly
- 1950s presidential nickname
- 1950's prez
- 1950s prez
- 1950's White House nickname
- 1950s White House nickname
- 1952 and 1956 campaign name
- 1952 and '56 campaign name
- 1952 campaign nickname
- 1979 miniseries starring Robert Duvall
- 1979 miniseries with Robert Duvall in the title role
- 1979 Robert Duvall miniseries
- 2008 Category 4
- 2008 hurricane
- 2008 Texas hurricane
- 34th pres.
- 34th President, familiarly
- 34th president's nickname
- 34th prez first name
- 34th Prez
- 34th U.S. president's nickname
- 50's appellation
- '50s campaign-button name
- '50s campaign button name
- 50's campaign name
- '50s campaign name
- '50s campaign nickname
- '50s chief exec
- '50s frequent headline nickname
- '50s GOP leader
- '50s headline nickname
- 50's nickname
- '50s nickname
- '50s political nickname
- '50s political slogan name
- '50s politico
- '50s president
- '50s presidential mon___r
- '50s presidential moniker
- '50s presidential nickname
- 50's prez
- '50s prez
- '50s slogan name
- 50's voters "liked" him
- '50s White House nickname
- "__ and McCarthy" (2017 revelatory book)
- __ VICTORY (1956 headline)
- "___ 'Beats' Tina to Death" (December 13, 2007 New York Post headline)
- "___: Countdown to D-Day" (made-for-TV movie starring Tom Selleck)
- ___ dollar (1970s coin, informally)
- "___ in '56" (old campaign button)
- ___ Skelton, chairman of the House Armed Services Committee
- "___: The War Years" (1979 Robert Duvall miniseries)
- ___ & Tina Turner (former R&B duo)
- ___ & Tina Turner ("Proud Mary" duo)
- ___ & Tina Turner ("Proud Mary" singers)
- ___ & Tina Turner (R&B duo)
- ___ & Tina Turner Revue
- Barinholtz of "Sisters"
- Barinholtz of "The Mindy Project"
- ____ jacket
- A Clanton at the OK Corral
- A Clanton at the O.K. Corral
- A musical Turner
- A Turner
- Abilene nickname
- Behar of men's fashion
- Berlin's "They Like ___"
- Actor Barinholtz of the 2015 comedy "Sisters"
- Actor Barinholtz of "The Mindy Project"
- Actor Barinholtz who stars in the upoming movie, "Blockers"
- Actor/writer Barinholtz of "The Mindy Project"
- Asimov, familiarly
- Asimov or Newton to pals
- Asimov or Turner, familiarly
- Adlai lost to him
- Adlai's defeater
- Adlai's opponent in '52 and '56
- Adlai's opponent
- Adopted brother of Kyle on "South Park"
- Adopted "South Park" sibling
- After Harry
- Baby brother on "South Park"
- "Alias" of Cliff Edwards
- "Alibi ___," 1935 film
- "Alibi ___" (Joe E. Brown movie)
- Alibi ___ (Ring Lardner character)
- "Alibi ___" (Ring Lardner story)
- Alibi ___
- Alibi guy
- Alibi man
- Comedian Barinholtz
- Boss of Omar and Hap
- Comic actor Barinholtz
- Comic Barinholtz of "MadTV"
- Comic Barinholtz on "The Mindy Project"
- Davis of the Pirates
- Famous golfer.
- Commander of the ETO
- Famous nickname.
- Famous nickname
- D.D.E.
- D.D.E., familiarly
- DDE for short
- D.D.E., general-turned-politician
- D.D.E., informally
- DDE nickname
- DDE, to friends
- DDE
- D.D.E.'s campaign handle
- D.D.E.'s nickname
- DDE's nickname
- Common '50s headline nickname
- Interstate-championing prez
- Dwight D. Eisenhower
- Dwight Eisenhower's nickname
- Fashion designer Behar
- Irving Berlin "They Like ___"
- Isaac, familiarly
- Isaac, for short
- Isaac, informally
- Isaac, to his friends
- Isaak, to friends
- Denison denizen, informally
- Edsel-era prez
- Guitar-picking pioneer Everly
- Eisenhower
- Eisenhower, affectionately
- Eisenhower, casually
- Eisenhower, familiarly
- Eisenhower, for one
- Eisenhower, informally
- Eisenhower nickname
- Eisenhower or Turner
- Eisenhower's nickname
- Horse voiced by Robert Redford in "Charlotte's Web"
- Destructive 2008 hurricane
- Fifties campaign name
- Devastating 2008 hurricane
- House Armed Services Committee chair Skelton
- Half a candy duo
- Half of a candy duo
- Half of a rhyming candy duo
- Dick was his running mate in '52 and '56
- Dick was his veep
- Dick's running mate
- Chief exec after Harry
- "Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn" swordsman
- General-turned-politician
- Diogu of the Pacers
- Hurricane of 2008
- Costliest U.S. hurricane after Katrina and Sandy
- Harry's successor
- 'I Like --' ('50s slogan)
- "I like __": '50s campaign slogan
- "I Like __"
- "I Like ___" (1950s campaign button)
- "I like ___" (1950s campaign slogan)
- "I Like ___" (1950s presidential campaign slogan)
- "I Like ___" (1952 campaign slogan for Eisenhower)
- "I like ___"
- "I Like ___" ('50s campaign slogan)
- I Like ___ ('50s campaign slogan)
- "I Like ___" ('50s political slogan)
- "I Like ___" (Eisenhower campaign slogan)
- "I Like ___" (old campaign slogan)
- I Like ___ (presidential slogan)
- I like ____
- "I Like ________"
- Byword in Washington.
- Five-star nickname
- Five-star W.W. II hero, informally
- Clanton at the O.K. Corral
- Clanton gang leader
- Clanton of Tombstone
- Clanton who survived the O.K. Corral
- Clanton who was an enemy of Wyatt Earp
- Jack succeeded him
- Jack's preceder
- Jack's predecessor in the White House
- Jack's predecessor
- Jack's White House predecessor
- He beat Adlai twice
- He bested Adlai
- He came between Harry and Jack
- He had a like button?
- Campaign name of '52
- ETO commander, familiarly
- E.T.O. general
- E.T.O. nickname
- ETO nickname
- E.T.O. V.I.P.
- He preceded Jack as president
- He preceded Jack
- Canadian-born three-year-old on "South Park"
- He was Mamie's man
- Candidate to like
- Dollar coin figure before Susan B. Anthony, familiarly
- Ex of Tina Turner
- "Crusade in Europe" author, familiarly
- Cold War-era prez
- Cold War president, familiarly
- Cold War prez
- Colleague of Monty
- D. D. E.
- D-Day commander, popularly
- D-day commander's nickname
- D-Day figure, familiarly
- D-Day figure
- D-Day nickname
- D-Day VIP
- Former White House moniker
- Former White House nickname
- Forte of football fame
- Forte of the Redskins
- Forte or Harris of football
- "Proud Mary" ___ & Tina Turner
- Organist Stubblefield
- Mamie married him
- Mamie's guy
- Mamie's hubby
- Mamie's husband
- Mamie's man
- Mamie's mate
- Man of alibis
- Pirate Davis who is the first MLB player to hit grand slams for two different teams in the month of April
- Ring Lardner's "Alibi ___"
- Man with an alibi
- Store that sells Swedish meatballs
- White House moniker
- White House name
- White House nickname
- Outlaw Clanton
- Whom 1950s voters "liked"
- Whom "I Like"
- Whom Jack followed
- Whom voters "liked"
- Rocker Turner
- Ozark ___ of comics
- Object of 1950s liking
- Much-liked prez
- Marvel CEO Perlmutter
- Marvel's CEO Perlmutter
- Painter of Bobby Jones' portrait.
- Kings of Rhythm leader Turner
- Kings of Rhythm Turner
- "The Mindy Project" actor Barinholtz
- "The Mindy Project" costar Barinholtz
- Likeable C-in-C
- Likeable candidate of the 1950s
- Likeable candidate of the past
- Likeable president
- Likeable president?
- Liked leader?
- Musician Turner
- Voters liked him twice
- Kyle's baby brother on "South Park"
- Kyle's brother, on "South Park"
- Kyle's brother on "South Park"
- Kyle's Canadian brother, on "South Park"
- Kyle's kid brother on "South Park"
- Kyle's little brother on "South Park"
- Kyle's "South Park" brother
- O.K. Corral shooter Clanton
- "Suicide Squad" actor Barinholtz
- "Runaway Bride" groom
- Name in the news.
- Old candidate to like?
- Name mentioned often in "Patton"
- Name on 1950s campaign buttons
- Name on a 1952 campaign button
- Running mate for Dick
- Running mate with Dick
- Name on a collectible campaign button
- Little brother on "South Park"
- Truman's successor, popularly
- Politician with a like button?
- Old president to like?
- Member of the Clanton clan
- Memorable 2008 Gulf hurricane
- Old White House moniker
- Old White House nickname
- Part of Tina Turner's revue
- R&B's Turner
- Popular nickname.
- Omar's comrade-in-arms
- Omar's WWII colleague
- NBA forward Diogu
- Mets first baseman Davis
- Late singer Turner
- "Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising" actor Barinholtz
- Mid-century presidential nickname
- Laurence, in "What's Love Got to Do With It"
- POTUS of 1953-61, in headlines
- Mike & ___ (candy brand)
- Mike & ___
- Mike and __: candy
- Mike and __: fruity candy
- Mike and ___ (brand of fruit candies)
- Mike and ___ (brand of fruity candy)
- Mike and ___ (candy brand)
- Mike and ___ (candy)
- Mike and ___ (fruit-flavored candy)
- Mike and ___ (rhyming brand of candy)
- Mike and ___ (rhyming candy brand)
- Mike's candy aisle partner
- Mike's candy partner
- Mike's confectionery partner
- Mike's counterpart in candy
- Mike's look-alike
- Mike's partner at the candy counter
- Mike's partner in candies
- Mike's partner in candy
- Mike's partner, in comics
- Mike's partner in the candy aisle
- Mike's partner on candy boxes
- New York Mets first baseman Davis
- One of the Clanton boys
- One of the Clanton brothers
- One of the Clantons
- One of the Snopes family
- One of the Turners
- Newscaster Pappas
- Newscaster Seamans
- Newsman Pappas
- Nickname for DDE
- Nickname for D.D.E.
- Nickname for Dwight D.
- Nickname in 1950s politics
- Nickname in a rhyming 1950s slogan
- Nickname in "like"
- Nickname of a Chicago expressway, with The
- Nickname of Dwight Eisenhower
- Nickname of the 1950s US president Dwight D. Eisenhower
- Nickname of the 34th president
- Nickname on old political buttons
- Nickname once at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
- Pres. after Harry
- Pres. before Jack
- Pres. Eisenhower, to friends
- Pres. nickname
- President after Harry
- Nixon was his veep
- President before Jack
- President between Harry and Jack
- President Eisenhower, familiarly
- President Eisenhower
- President Eisenhower's nickname
- President "liked" in the 1950s
- President married to Mamie
- President on a dollar coin, informally
- President whose veep was Dick
- Presidential alias
- Presidential nickname after Harry
- Presidential nickname
- "LET'S BACK __" ('50s collectible button)
- Prez after Give 'em Hell Harry
- Prez after Harry
- Prez before Jack
- Prez between Harry and Jack
- Prez Eisenhower
- Prez known for building interstates
- Prez of the 1950s
- Prez on 1970s silver dollars
- "MADtv" actor Barinholtz
- Onetime White House nickname
- Nominee in '52
- Moniker for Eisenhower
- Moniker of Mamie's mate
- Major hurricane of 2008
- Operation Overlord overseer
- Likable '50s prez
- Likable candidate of 1952
- Likable candidate of the past
- Likable candidate?
- Likable pol of the 1950s
- Likable politician of the 1950s
- Likable politician?
- Likable prez?
- "Likable" prez
- Likable prez of years ago
- Likable prez
- Retired Steeler Taylor
- Reverend ___, onetime radio evangelist
- War-hero president
- The youngest Broflovski
- "South Park" baby brother
- "South Park" boy
- "South Park" brother with a disconnected head
- "South Park" brother
- "South Park" kid whose head is drawn in two unconnected pieces
- "South Park" kid with a two-part head
- "South Park" kid
- "South Park" sibling
- Washington byword.
- Turner in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
- Turner of entertainment
- Turner of music
- Turner of "Proud Mary" fame
- Turner of records?
- Turner of records
- Turner of soul
- Turner on a turntable
- Turner or Eisenhower
- Word on a '50s button
- "They Like ___" (song from "Call Me Madam")
- "We Like ___" (old campaign slogan)
- "We Like" president
- Singer Turner who was once married to Tina
- Singer Turner
- Two-term prez
- Two-time defeater of Adlai
- "Sisters" actor Barinholtz
- Well-liked leader
- Well-liked president?
- Well-liked prez
- Well-liked prez?
- U2 incident prez
- Thirty-fourth president's nickname
- Ukulele ___ (Cliff Edwards)
- "Ukulele ___": Cliff Edwards
- W.W. II hero
- WWII commander
- WWII decision-maker
- WWII hero
- WWII nickname
- Tiger's father?
- Taylor of the Steelers
- Tina Turner ex
- Tina Turner's ex
- Tina Turner's partner
- Tina's 1960s-'70s music partner
- Tina's ex
- Tina's former partner
- Tina's former
- Tina's partner, for a while
- Tina's partner
- See 11D
- U.S. prez with Mamie
- Steelers cornerback Taylor
- Texas-born prez.
Recent Usage of Pirate Davis who is the first MLB player to hit grand slams for two different teams in the month of April in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Pirate Davis who is the first MLB player to hit grand slams for two different teams in the month of April" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Pirate Davis who is the first MLB player to hit grand slams for two different teams in the month of April in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Brendan Emmett Quigley - Sept. 1, 2014
