Calvin Coolidge joins Nationals' Racing Presidents

The Nationals' "Racing Presidents" competition has been a smashing success since the team debuted the race in 2006, and after introducing a fifth runner in William Howard Taft in 2013, the team has announced the newest entrant, Calvin Coolidge.
The 30th president, known as Silent Cal for his reserved demeanor, will be lacing up his running shoes for the remainder of the 2015 season, taking on Taft as well as original competitors, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt.
To give some background on the honor being bestowed on Coolidge, the White House Historical Association released some information about the president and baseball, including that Coolidge attended the most World Series games of any sitting president.
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Ladies & gents, please meet the newest #Nats Racing President: Calvin Coolidge!
— Washington Nationals (@Nationals) July 1, 2015
Welcome to The Show, Calvin. pic.twitter.com/ZWox6RpSYB
Did you hear the news?! Calvin Coolidge has himself a pair of running shoes. See you on the track, Calvin! pic.twitter.com/Mfhf6fhDuu
— Teddy Roosevelt (@teddyroosevelt) July 1, 2015
Hey, hey! No longer the new kid. Our newest competition, Calvin. Think he can keep up with us, @Teddy26Nats?? pic.twitter.com/R3UMpgj1dh
— William Howard Taft (@NatsBigChief27) July 1, 2015
- Brendan Maloy

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