21. Ted Williams MonthBy-Month ted williams' career batting average by The Reluctant Settlement williamsheld out in the a divorce, and fearing a large baseball salary would http://www.thebaseballpage.com/past/pp/williamsted/

Home Page All-Time Teams Player Pages StatsCenter ... TBP Newsletter Search Our Site Match All Any term in section [ All ] All-Time Teams Columns FAQ Features Franchise Pages Future Player Pages StatsCenter Ultimate Games Williams' Teammate Team C, Sammy White Jimmie Foxx Bobby Doerr SS, Vern Stephens Joe Cronin LF, C. Yastrzemski CF, Dom DiMaggio RF, Jackie Jensen SP, Mel Parnell SP, Lefty Grove SP, Tex Hughson SP, Joe Dobson RP, Ellis Kinder M, Joe McCarthy TED WILLIAMS No one cared more about hitting than Ted Williams, and few ever did it better. In a career interrupted twice by war, Williams still managed to post incredible numbers. He was the last man to bat over .400, in 1941. He hit for power, average, and had a remarkable eye at the plate. He was the first man for whom opposing teams consistently attempted to come up with defensive schemes to stop him. Played For Boston Red Sox Managed Washington Senators Texas Rangers Post-Season 1946 World Series Ultimate Games (0-1) 1946 World Series Game Seven Honors All-Star (17): 1940-1942, 1946-1951, 1953-1960; MVP 1946, 1949

22. The BASEBALL Page - Ted Williams' Profile SPLITS ted got stronger as the season wore on hitting .349 In 1961 Carl Yastrzemskireplaced williams in left field and of 2002, 1997-2001 The baseball Page http://www.thebaseballpage.com/past/pp/williamsted/williamsted_profile.htm

Home Page All-Time Teams Player Pages StatsCenter ... TBP Newsletter Search Our Site Match All Any term in section [ All ] All-Time Teams Columns FAQ Features Franchise Pages Future Player Pages StatsCenter Ultimate Games TED WILLIAMS' PROFILE FULL NAME: Theodore Samuel Williams NICKNAME: Thumper, Teddy Ballgame, The Splendid Splinter, The Kid BORN: August 30, 1918, San Diego, California HEIGHT: WEIGHT: BATTED: Left THREW: Right POSITION: Left Field, Boston Red Sox DO AS A DID, NOT AS I SAY: It is common knowledge that most great players fail to make great managers. With a few exceptions, this is true. Williams skippered the Senators from 1969 to 1971, following them to Texas for the '72 season. Thus, he was the first manager in Ranger history. He guided them to a winning mark and 4th place in 1969 (largely due to Frank Howard's slugging), but the team gradually faded over his last three years. He finished with a .429 career mark (273-364). Like Rogers Hornsby, Williams failed to communicate well with his players, especially the pitchers, whom he dislkied. REPLACED Zany Ben Chapman , the high-strung speedster. Chapman moved on to Cleveland in 1939, Williams rookie season. Doc Cramer and Joe Vosmik joined Ted in the Sox outfield for his freshman campaign.

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SELECT A MOMENT 1. The Shot Heard 'Round the World 2. Bill Mazeroski's Home Run 3. Don Larsen's Perfect Game 4. Carlton Fisk Waves It Fair 5. Hank Aaron's 715th Home Run 6. Kirk Gibson's Home Run 7. Mark McGwire Hits No. 62 8. E-3 on Bill Buckner 9. Willie Mays' Catch 10. Enos Slaughter's Mad Dash 11. The "Luckiest Man Alive" Speech 12. Reggie Jackson's Three Homers 13. Willie McCovey Lines Out 14. Bucky Dent's Home Run 15. Roger Maris hits No. 61 16. Joe Carter's Home Run 17. Cal Ripken breaks Gehrig's Streak 18. Brooklyn wins the World Series 19. Haddix's Perfect Loss 20. Pete Rose gets hit No. 4,192 21. Chris Chambliss' Home Run 22. George Brett's Home Run 23. Owen and the Dropped Third Strike 24. Dave Henderson's Home Run 25. Cookie Lavagetto beats Bill Bevens More of the Best: - 25 Greatest Moments Quiz - The Next 10 Moments - All-Star Game Moments - Moments That Changed the Game - Unusual and Unforgettable - Individual Feats The Greatest All-Star Moments 1) Carl Hubbell strikes out five straight, 1934 Starting for the N.L. before his home fans at New York's Polo Grounds, Giants lefty Hubbell recorded consecutive strikeouts of Yankee sluggers Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig, Philadelphia's Jimmie Foxx, Chicago's Al Simmons and Washington's Joe Cronin in the first and second innings of baseball's second midsummer classic. 2) Ted Williams has a blast in A.L. victory, 1941

24. The Sporting News: Baseball - Ted Williams Manager of Washington SenatorsTexas Rangers, 1969-72. Named to Hall ofFame, 1966. Named to Major League baseball All-Century Team, 1999. http://www.sportingnews.com/archives/williams/

world series almanac scrapbooks features ... WORLD SERIES COVERS! Order past World Series covers of The Sporting News! Just call 1-314-991-6608! VIEW COVERS! The Splendid Splinter Teddy Ballgame The Kid Born August 30, 1918 in San Diego, Calif. Threw righthanded. Batted lefthanded. Holds major league rookie records for walks (107) and RBIs (145). Led American League in hitting six times (1941, 1942, 1947, 1948, 1957, 1958) Led American League in home runs (1941, 1942, 1947, 1949). Led American League in slugging percentage (1941, 1942, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1951, 1954, 1957). Last player to hit .400 or better in season (.406 in 1941) Won two Triple Crowns (1942 and 1947). Named The Sporting News' Player of the Decade for the 1950s. Named The Sporting News' Player of the Year (1941, 1942, 1947, 1949, 1957) Named Most Valuable Player, American League, 1946 and 1949. Manager of Washington Senators-Texas Rangers, 1969-72. Named to Hall of Fame, 1966. Named to Major League Baseball All-Century Team, 1999. photo gallery timeline splendid, sublime, surreal

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LOG IN REGISTER LOG OUT PASSWORD ... OTHER SPORTS NEWS Baseball loses a legend as Ted Williams dies at 83 LARRY AMES: 'Teddy Ballgame' first in the hearts of Red Sox fans Highlights of Williams' career One special night in Boston DAVE O'HARA: Williams could be as unpredictable as the wind Senator John Glenn recalls Williams the pilot Tigers down Red Sox as Boston honors No. 9 In 2000 interview, Williams says Bob Feller was best pitcher he faced Williams says he worked hard to become a baseball player Williams says baseball didn't come easy to him Mike Andrews, former player and chair of the "Jimmy Fund," on Williams Dodgers' announcer Curt Gowdy, on Williams Ted Williams photo gallery The Associated Press AP Photo/Khue Bui Ted Williams, the former Boston Red Sox great who hit .406 in 1941, died Friday, July 5, 2002, at age 83. He had suffered a series of strokes and congestive heart failure in recent years. AP Photo Williams is shown at bat on May 23, 1941, at Yankee Stadium in New York. He hit .406 that season, and no player has hit .400 since. AP Photo Ted Williams at bat in this June, 15, 1939, photo taken at Fenway Park.

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S an Diego native Ted Williams tall, skinny and gangly joined the Boston Red Sox in 1939 following two seasons in the minor leagues. He came to a club that was already the best hitting team in baseball, but it was also a squad that lacked power. Williams got off to a bad start in the spring of ’39 as he was late in reporting to spring training in Florida. But by the time he left camp, he was leading the Red Sox in nearly every hitting category. He finished his rookie year with a .327 average. He also hit 31 home runs and knocked in 145 RBIs. The Kid, it seemed, was on his way to greatness. The 1939 season was also the start of something more ignominious: a long-running feud with the Boston media. enter site

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37. Boston.com / Sports / Ted Williams: A Life Remembered (Brearley Collection Photo from Opening Day 1947). Red Sox slugger TedWilliams is last major league baseball player to hit above .400. http://www.boston.com/sports/redsox/williams/

A Life Remembered A special section published by the Globe July 6, 2002. An appreciation His .406 season The greatest hitter Writers spelled trouble ... Talk of the town Lasting Impressions A special section published by the Globe July 22, 2002. Why we remember The science of hitting Legends' tales Red Sox' tales Splendid Portraits John Updike, David Halberstam and Peter Gammons capture small parts of a life that in many ways was beyond words 'Hub fans bid Kid Adieu' Day with a great one Williams was a big hit Photo galleries The life of Ted Williams Ted Williams memorabilia Fans' reactions Ted's will ... Download wallpaper Message boards Tributes to Ted The remains debate Other stories July 26 Williams signed pact July 25 Updike essay flawed? July 24 Family feud escalates July 23 Splendid tribute A fitting send-off Ceremony offered dignity Glenn pays respects ... Yaz departed before end July 21 The Kid's only son A chip off old block Daughter seeks proof Additional stories Globe Archives The Kid A Shaughnessy tribute from August, 1994 Tunnel of love Dedication of the Ted Williams Tunnel in December, 1995

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Baseball History player profiles team profiles obituaries ... Want to advertise? For the Record Some of baseball's records, from teams to individual efforts: players teams history obituaries ... home Ted Williams Fullname: Theodore Samuel Williams Nickname: The Splendid Splinter Born: 8/30/1918 in San Diego, CAL (USA) Died: Debut: Primary Position: OF Ht: Wt: B: T: R Years Games AB Hits HR RBI SB AVE Year-by-Year batting stats Ted Williams, a member of baseball's Hall of Fame and one of the most famous Boston Red Sox, died on July 5, 2002 at the age of 83. The "Splendid Splinter" had suffered through a number of ailments in recent years including a series of strokes and congestive heart failur. He was pronounced dead on July 5 at 8:49 a.m. as the result of cardiac arrest. Williams had a lifetime batting average of .344 and hit 521 home runs. His career was put on hold twice as he served the U.S. as a Marine pilot in World War II and the Korean War. Williams took particular pride in his abilities as a hitter and revered being known as one of the greatest hitters ever in the game. In 1941, he hit .406 after getting 6 hits in a double-header on the last day of the season. He became the last man to ever hit .400 in the major leagues. Williams won a triple crown and won the AL MVP honor twice.

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