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On This Day in Baseball History May 4, 1910: President William Howard Taft does what a Baseball fan does by attending two different games on the same day.
On the day that President Taft praises the game of Baseball, he attends the St. Louis Cardinals vs. the Cincinnati Reds at Robinson Park. When the game turns into a blow out, Taft leaves the game to attend the St. Louis Browns vs. the Cleveland Indians at Sportsman’s Park. That game ends in a 13-inning tie, which President Taft watches to the end.
This comes roughly three weeks after President Taft becomes the first President to throw the first pitch on Opening Day.
For Further Reading:
TAFT PRAISES BASEBALL from the New York Times dated May 5 1910
Thirteen-Inning Tie in St Louis from the New York Times dated May 5, 1910
Taft Leaves Poor Game Early from the New York Times dated May 5, 1910
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Ok, I wasn't watching the Cards game (we were enjoying little league instead!) ...but I hear they had a little extra action tonight from the left field allll the way over to the right field, and it went something like this...