April 14, 1910 was opening day of the American League Baseball season. The game was attended by President Wm. Howard Taft. He was given the honor of throwing out the first ball, which started a tradition that has lasted until today. In the game, Walter Johnson pitched a 3-0 shutout over the Philadelphia Athletics.
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