President Clinton threw three first pitches and attended seven games — three in Baltimore, and one each in Cleveland, New York, Chicago, and San Francisco — including the first game at Cleveland's Jacobs Field, the game Jackie Robinson's #42 was retired, and the night Cal Ripken, Jr., broke Lou Gherig's consecutive-game record. That was also the first time both a sitting president and vice president attended the same game outside Washington. Clinton also has some bragging rights: He was the first president to throw a first pitch from the mound to the catcher's mitt.
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