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Originally Posted by IRISHMAFIA
I assume you are referring to a batter-runner since there is no double-base for a runner.
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Yes, I meant the batter runner.
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No, the BR/R is ruled out on appeal for missing the one of two bases which they are required to touch when there is a play at 1B.
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Given the hassle you gave me over definitions in the previous quote, I'll give it back and point out that there aren't two first bases. And there no rule that says that you can treat it that way.
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That is because the moment the BR touches or passes 1B, that player is now a runner. ASA 1.Batter Runner and 1.Runner
ASA 8.7.F-I.Effect
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You can try and get there on I (and I don't dispute that's exactly how it's meant to be done). But you have to ignore (and should ignore) the text of the rule to do it. In relevant part it states, ***and the runner fails to touch it***. But the runner did touch it, she just got the wrong portion.