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The Art Of Hitting by Tony Gwynn, Roger Vaughan, 1998-04

Ted Williams: The Seasons of the Kid by Richard Cramer, 1991-09

Fenway, Expanded and Updated: A Biography in Words and Pictures by Dan Shaughnessy, 2007-04-11

Ted Williams: Reflections on a Splendid Life (Sportstown Series)

It's Only Me: The Ted Williams We Hardly Knew by John Underwood, 2005-04-30

Ted Williams and the 1969 Washington Senators: The Last Winning Season by Ted Leavengood, 2009-02-06

Ted Williams: The Pursuit of Perfection by Bill Nowlin, Jim Prime, 2002-07-01

Hitter: The Life and Turmoils of Ted Williams by Ed Linn, 1994-03-30

The Kid: Ted Williams in San Diego by Bill Nowlin, 2005-02-28

Ted Williams: A Tribute by Bill Nowlin, Jim Prime, 1997-11

Ted Williams: Hey kid, Just Get It Over The Plate! by Russ Kemmerer, 2002-12-09

Ted Williams: A Splendid Life by Bill Nowlin, Jim Prime, et all 2002-08

Ted Williams Reader

Red Sox Heroes Block: Nomar : Fenway's Favorite/Ted Williams : The Pursuit of Perfection by Jim Prime, Bill Nowlin, 2004-06-30

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Baseball Pays Tribute To Ted Williams
Wednesday, July 10, 2002 baseball pays tribute to ted williams TheAssociated Press. MILWAUKEE For the second time in three years
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Extractions: /* You may give each page an identifying name, server, and channel on the next lines. */ var pageName="" var server="" var channel="" var pageType="" var pageValue="" var prop1="" var prop2="" var prop3="" var prop4="" var prop5="" var prop6="news" var prop7="" var prop8="" var prop9="" var prop10="" /********* INSERT THE DOMAIN AND PATH TO YOUR CODE BELOW ************/ /********** DO NOT ALTER ANYTHING ELSE BELOW THIS LINE! *************/ var s_code=' ' The Associated Press MILWAUKEE Baseball also formally announced that the All-Star game MVP will be named after Williams, who died Friday at age 83. Ironically, no MVP award was given when the game was called after a 7-7 tie when both teams ran out of pitchers following the 11th inning. Highlights of Williams' career played on the video board before the unveiling, and Garciaparra, Tony Gwynn, Sammy Sosa and Shawn Green talked about the impact Williams' All-Star appearance at his home stadium in 1999 had on them. There was a notable absence from the ceremony as Williams' son, John Henry, pulled out at the last minute.
[Deathwatch] Ted Williams, Baseball Legend, 83
Deathwatch ted williams, baseball legend, 83. Deathwatch Central DeathwatchCentral cdw@slick.org Fri, 5 Jul 2002 103207 0700 (PDT)
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Extractions: Fri, 5 Jul 2002 10:32:07 -0700 (PDT) Baseball Legend Ted Williams Dies Fri Jul 5, 1:29 PM ET MIAMI (Reuters) - Ted Williams, one of the greatest American baseball hitters of all time, has died, a spokeswoman for a Williams business said on Friday. Williams was 83. Williams was an outfielder for the Boston Red Sox. He was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1966, and was famous as a player for sharp vision and fast wrists, which enabled him to be the last player to bat .400. Eleanor Diamond, a spokeswoman for Ted Williams Enterprises based in Hernando, Florida, said Williams died on Friday morning but had no further information. Previous message: [Deathwatch] Ray Brown, Jazz Bassist, 75 Next message: [Deathwatch] James H. Lee, Writer, 79 Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]
[Deathwatch] Ted Williams, Baseball Legend, 83
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Extractions: Date Prev Date Next Thread Prev Thread Next ... Thread Index Baseball Legend Ted Williams Dies Fri Jul 5, 1:29 PM ET MIAMI (Reuters) - Ted Williams, one of the greatest American baseball hitters of all time, has died, a spokeswoman for a Williams business said on Friday. Williams was 83. Williams was an outfielder for the Boston Red Sox. He was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1966, and was famous as a player for sharp vision and fast wrists, which enabled him to be the last player to bat .400. Eleanor Diamond, a spokeswoman for Ted Williams Enterprises based in Hernando, Florida, said Williams died on Friday morning but had no further information. Prev by Date: [Deathwatch] Ray Brown, Jazz Bassist, 75 Next by Date: [Deathwatch] James H. Lee, Writer, 79 Previous by thread: [Deathwatch] Ray Brown, Jazz Bassist, 75 Next by thread: [Deathwatch] James H. Lee, Writer, 79
Rare Sports Films - Vintage Baseball Video Sports Auto Racing Events
AN HOUR OF ted Here are two rare films on probably the greatest purehitter in baseball history ted williams of the Boston Red Sox.
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Extractions: Here are two rare films on probably the greatest pure hitter in baseball history: Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox. Now both available on video for the first time ever, these films provide both a look at Williams during the memorable year of 1946, and a 1970 reflection by Ted himself on a career as outstanding and colorful as any in major league history. In addition, there's a short capsule of the highlights of Williams' career, including his winning homer in the 1941 All-Star Game, his "One Man Show" at Fenway in 1946, and his final home run in his last big league at-bat in front of the home fans in 1960.
Baseball Sports Collectibles: Ted Williams From AtlanticTime.Com
ted williams. Model tedwilliams. This is a special ted williams fine artlithograph that depicts the Boston Red Sox Superstar!!
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Senior World Online - Articles
Senior World Online. ted williams baseball's Greatest Hitter. ByAnn Burch. SeniorWorld Online Correspondent. ..All I want out of
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Extractions: Ted Williams Baseball's Greatest Hitter "..All I want out of life is that, when I walk down the street, folks will say, "There goes the greatest hitter who ever lived." Ted Williams was born in San Diego, Calif., on Aug. 30, 1918, and became a legend in his own time. Batting left-handed and throwing right-handed, Williams, to his fans, is "Mr. Baseball." Known by numerous nicknames, those who admire the man and his sport, consider him to be what the game is all about. Appropriately, he began his baseball career in his hometown, signed on at 17 by the San Diego Padres, and playing in the Pacific Coast League. He then moved onto the American Association at Minneapolis. A cocky manner and disinterest in playing the outfield in spring training, 1938, led to his being farmed out to the minors. Frustrated, Williams is said to have retorted "Tell them I'm going to make more money in this game than all three of them put together." He was right on target. He arrived in the majors for good in 1939, breaking in with a double against the Yankees. He ended that season batting .327 average, with 31 homers, and a league-leading145 RBI, the first rookie RBI leader.
BBC SPORT | Sports Talk | Your Tributes To Ted Williams
In these times of labour disputes, contraction and million dollar salaries, ted Williamsshone as a beacon of hope to those who long for baseball to return as
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Extractions: Boston Red sox Legend Ted Williams dies aged 83. E-mail your tributes to one of baseball's greatest ever hitters. Williams, the last man to average .400 for a season, was pronounced dead on Friday after a succession of health problems. The "Splendid Splinter" twice won the Triple Crown and averaged .344 with 521 home runs during a marvellous career. But he had an uneasy relationship with some baseball fans, despite being lauded for his uncanny hitting ability. Boston legend profiled How does Williams compare to baseball greats Babe Ruth, Joe DiMaggio and Ty Cobb? This debate is now closed. A selection of your e-mails appear below. A book (I believe it was 'Summer of '49') captured both the best and worst of Ted Williams at the same moment. It said a heckler was bothering him, and he responded by hitting the fan with a foul ball. It showed his rough relationship with the fans, and that he was psychologically capable of doing such at thing. At the same time, it displayed that he was physically capable of such a feat!
BBC SPORT | Other Sports | US Sport | Baseball Great Williams Dies
He said in a statement ted williams gave baseball some if its best seasons andhe gave his own best seasons to this country. He will be greatly missed. .
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Extractions: Williams, also known as the "Splendid Splinter", was one of baseball's best-ever hitters and was the last man to average .400 for an MLB season. See Ted Williams' career in pictures He had suffered a series of strokes and congestive heart failure in recent years, and was taken on Friday to Citrus County Memorial Hospital, where he was pronounced dead. Williams in his Boston days
24 Newsroom . Com, Fictional Book About Cloning Baseball Great, Ted Williams, Is
Fictional book about cloning baseball great, ted williams, is makingthe news again. Fictional book about cloning baseball great
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Extractions: The book Project Samuel (Longtail Publishing) is the fictional cloning of the first human by a renegade biotechnology group funded by a rich Texas oil man. Their quest is the Nobel Prize in the 100th anniversary year of the Nobel. The person cloned is Red Sox icon, Ted Williams, while alive and without his knowledge. It involves stolen DNA and a surrogate pregnancy. It takes place in Boston and San Diego and became a popular novel after Mr. Williams's death in July 2002. The book preceded his death by 10 months and ironically predicted Williams's fate where his son is saving his DNA through cryonics in AZ for potential cloning. The coincidence of the fictional novel and Ted Williams's death resulted in Project Samuel going national in media exposure (including CNN) for three months. A compelling medical and sports-related read. A thriller with great potential as a motion picture. Many positive Amazon.com reviews, and NH literary critiques.
Ted Williams : Jewel Of The Diamond. A Baseball Hero We'll Always Cherish. The B
17. ted williams (baseball Legends) by Rick Wolff, Jim Murray (Illustrator). LibraryBinding (April 1993). 37. ted williams A baseball Life by Michael Seidel.
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Ted Williams Baseball
ted williams baseball. What is a ted williams single signature baseball worth?Follow Ups ted williams SIGNED baseball WENDELL 182836 12/18/2002 (0)
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TED WILLIAMS SIGNED BASEBALL
ted williams SIGNED baseball. Follow In Reply to ted williams baseballposted by Bob Marchese on February 23, 2002 at 141846 What
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Extractions: Follow Ups Post Followup Autoball Message Board FAQ Posted by WENDELL on December 18, 2002 at 18:28:36: In Reply to: Ted Williams Baseball posted by Bob Marchese on February 23, 2002 at 14:18:46: : What is a Ted Williams single signature baseball worth? I HAVE A BASEBALL THAT WAS SIGNED BY TED WILLIAMS IN 1994 IN FLORIDA HOW MUCH IS IT WORTH?
Ted Williams League: It's A Whole New Ball Game!
Theory. Steve began his youth baseball study in 1986, and has collaboratedwith ted williams on this project since 1990. Contacts.
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Extractions: The Ted Williams Museum, a 501(c)(3) non-profit institution , has done a lot of wonderful work to promote baseball, going on the road and working with teams like the Red Sox and the Devil Rays, while working with the Ted Williams League (TWL) to help provide better opportunities for young players to learn and love the greatest sport in the world baseball. Your tax-deductible contributions to the Museum's endowment are invaluable to ensure the Museum's continued existence, and to provide for its youth programs, like the TWL, and scholarships for deserving student athletes For more information, contact Sandy Langley, Museum Director, Ted Williams Museum and Hitters Hall of Fame, 2455 N. Citrus Hills Blvd., Hernando, FL 34442 or call (352) 527-6566, fax (352) 527-4163 or email info@tedwilliamsmuseum.com We are very pleased that the TWL expanded to open its first Florida chapter under Citrus County Coordinator Mark Fields. No one knew what to expect, but nearly twice as many children signed up than we had anticipated. For more information about the Ted Williams League, please contact TWL Director, Jeff Gordon, at 352-527-4204.
Memories Of Ted Williams
So did every other baseball fan. ted williams was simply the best hitterin baseball. ted williams was a true hero in baseball and in life.
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Extractions: The world has lost one of its great citizens. America has lost a hero. The memories of Ted Williams will live on for years and years to come. The country was deeply affected on July 5, 2002 as word spread that Ted Williams had died. Spontaneously, many people flocked to the Ted Williams Museum. Countless others flooded us with phone calls, card and letters, all expressing their loss and many recognizing that we at the Museum shared that sadness. Ted's life, however, was one to celebrate - and the mission of the Ted Williams Museum and its many programs will be to continue to inspire people with the example Ted set and to encourage them to support the causes in which Ted believed. FENWAY PARK CELEBRATES TED'S LIFE On July 22, 2002, a celebration of an American hero was held at Fenway Park and, as the New York Times described it, the occasion offered "his extended family, old teammates and Red Sox fans from all over New England" the opportunity not so much to grieve Ted's passing but to celebrate with stories, reminiscences and appreciations - some of what Ted Williams has meant to so many people over several generations. The event was very well presented and truly left those in attendance feeling uplifted by this man who had touched them. It remains the responsibility of the Ted Williams Museum to carry forward and give voice to the goals to which Ted Williams dedicated his life. WORDS OF APPRECIATION FOR TED
Ted Williams Baseball Card 1955 Topps #2 (front)
1955 Topps 2 front.
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Ted Williams Baseball Card 1954 Topps #250 (front)
1954 Topps 250 front.
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Ted Wiliams, Boston Red Sox And Baseball Great, Dies
by Guide John Maihos. baseball lost a hero when ted williams died.Known as The Splendid Splinter, ted williams was banging them
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Extractions: Baseball lost a hero when Ted Williams died. Known as "The Splendid Splinter," Ted Williams was banging them out of the park before most kids today graduate college. As a rookie in 1939, Ted Williams led the league in RBIs with 145. He ended his career with the Boston Red Sox in 1960; his last at bat was a home run. At 83, Ted Williams died near his home in an Inverness, Florida, hospital. He was a fighter though. He had a pacemaker, open-heart surgery, and made it through several heart attacks after his stroke in 1994.
Ted Williams, Boston's Hero Now Has A Tunnel
Boston's baseball Hero, ted williams. by Guide John Maihos. Boston'slove affair with ted williams officially began on December 1, 1937
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Extractions: Boston's love affair with Ted Williams officially began on December 1, 1937 when the Red Sox acquired him from the San Diego Padres. Williams was an All-Star from the start. In an exhibition game at Holy Cross College in Worcester, MA, on April 14,1939, Williams banged his first home run out of the park. His last game was just as exciting. He hit a home run at his last at-bat on September 28, 1960. During his career, he hit 97 game-winning home runs with a total of 521 home runs. Throughout his career he was more than just a baseball player. He was a patriot, a family man, and an outdoors man, finding enjoyment in hunting and fishing. At the 1999 Major League baseball All-Star Game held at Fenway Park, Boston, and baseball as a sport, showed Ted Williams what they thought of him. t was a tearful night as people witnessed what Boston Globe sports writer, Peter Gammons called "a bonding of baseball generations - a sincere outpouring of emotion."
Williams Family Met With Assortment Of Possibilities For Ted's Remains
from around the world filled the home of John Henry williams with an and summarizedthe most intriguing ideas Topps Summer of ted baseball Card Promotion
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Extractions: Like a long line of delegates waiting to meet the Pope, hordes of entrepreneurs and self proclaimed advertising gurus from around the world filled the home of John Henry Williams with an assortment of proposals for the remains of his father. TwistedFans.com correspondent Butch Rogaine took a survey of the crowd and summarized the most intriguing ideas: Conceived of by the same people who wanted to shred a Babe Ruth bat and put it in assorted packs of baseball cards, this campaign would put the ashes of Teddy Ballgame into one out of every 1,000 packs of Topps Baseball Cards. Anyone who opens a pack containing the cards and Williams remains earns a trip to Hawaii. In a tie-in with NBC's Fear Factor, any person who eats the entire contents of the pack gets a Geo Metro.
Ted Williams: August 30, 1918 - July 5, 2002
A respect for the game that I thought was gone. ted williams was baseball. Withthe passing of ted williams, America has lost a baseball legend.
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Extractions: I cried yesterday. I cried today. I have shed tears over the passing of a man I never met. I never met this man, but in 1999 he helped me regain my love and passion. A love and passion for a sport that I had pretty much lost feeling for since my childhood. Ted Williams died yesterday of cardiac arrest . He was 83 years old. In a Peter Gammons article for ESPN.com, he talks about the burning bat. Williams said he could smell his bat burnign when the ball came off the bat a certain way. Mark McGwire, who was named to the All-Century Team along with Williams said he could smell it too when Williams asked him. But even more amazing to me is what McGwire said afterwards: "But can you believe that he knew who I am?" The picture to the left shows Williams at the introduction of the All-Century Team flanked by All-Time Homerun King Hank Aaron and Giants great Willie Mays. Williams had a way about him from what I understand. He commanded respect and attention. I read that he once did an article with Boston legends Larry Bird and Bobby Orr. Williams sat in the middle of the other two men, and was in control. Larry Bird and Bobby Orr, two of the greatest players in their respective sports ever. During the interview, both Bird and Orr called Williams, "Sir." That is the kind of respect he had. Ted Williams was to the city of Boston as Ernie Banks, Michael Jordan, and Walter Payton are to Chicago. What Cal Ripken Jr is to Baltimore. What Vince Lombardi and Brett Favre are to Green Bay. What BB King, Elvis, and The Beetles are to music. He is a legend, and icon. A legend that until yesterday was walking among men.

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