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Ted Williams: A Biography (Baseball's All-Time Greatest Hitters) by Bruce Markusen, 2004-08-30 Ted Williams (Baseball Legends) by Rick Wolff, 1993-04-01 Ted Williams: A Baseball Life by Michael Seidel, 2000-09-01 Ted Williams (Baseball Superstars) by Ronald A. Reis, 2008-01-31 TED WILLIAMS / A BASEBALL LIFE Ted Williams (Baseball Hall of Famers) by Shaun McCormack, 2003-08 Ted Williams- A Baseball Life `2nd EDITION by Mcharl Srdrl, 2003 Ted Williams a Baseball Life by Michael Seidel, 1991-01-01 TED WILLIAMS: A BASEBALL LIFE. by Michael. Siedel, 1991 What I learned about hitting from Ted Williams.(BASEBALL): An article from: Coach and Athletic Director by Dell Bethel, 2005-01-01 Baseball Legends: Ted Williams by Rich WOLFF, 1993-01-01 Mexican American Major League Baseball Players: Ted Williams, Nomar Garciaparra, Evan Longoria, Russ Ortiz, Lefty Gomez, Freddy Sanchez Article Baseball Great Ted Williams Goes Fishing This is not a book but an article, ad or vintage paper item by Vintage Paper, 1954 I Remember Ted Williams: Anecdotes and Memories of Baseball's Splendid Splinter by the Players and People Who Knew Him (I Remember Series) by David Cataneo, 2002-04

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1. Rules Of The Out Of Our League Fantasy Baseball League Copyright
   EXAMPLE Bob Sign williams_ted/BOS (Waive Ozuna_Pablo/LAD) Sign first available of Johnson_Walter/WAS, Young_Cy/BOS, Koufax_Sandy/NYN (Waive  
   http://www.leftfield.org/~rawdon/baseball/fantasy/oool_rules_2005.txt

2. The Official Site Of Major League Baseball History Negro Leagues
   Scoreboard. Standings. Regular Season Wild Card Spring Training 2007 Final Standings 2006 Final Standings 2005 Final Standings  
   http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/history/mlb_negro_leagues_story.jsp?story=williams_ted

3. Ted Williams Videos & Web - Vizhole
   www.baseballhalloffame.org/hofers_and_honorees/hofer_bios/williams_ted.htm www.baseballlibrary.com/baseballlibrary/ballplayers/W/williams_ted.stm  
   http://video.vizhole.com/home-sports-mlb/ted_williams

4. Ted Williams
   From Allan to Zevon, they all spent time in Arizona. Some were born here, some went to school here, some were famous before they came and others got fame  
   http://www.doney.net/aroundaz/celebrity/williams_ted.htm
   
   Extractions: var subTitle="Sighted in Arizona!" var colorScheme="aqua" Bankruptcy Around AZ document.writeln( document.title ) document.write(document.title) Other Celebrities A B C ... Z Williams, Ted (Theodore Samuel Williams, 1918 ) Baseball player, fighter pilot. Frozen in Scottsdale Ted Willaims' resting placeuntil he defrostsis the Alcon Life Extension Foundation cryonic facility at 7895 East Acoma Drive, Suite 110, Scottsdale, Arizona 85260. Those wishing to join Williams in an icy afterlife can learn more from the source at alcor.org Ted Williams, aka "Teddy Ballgame," "The Splendid Splinter" and "The Kid," was number nine on Boston Red Sox in a two decade baseball career starting in 1939, with time out for two stints in the military. Williams spent three years as a Navy pilot during World War II, and two years as a Marine pilot in Korean conflict. On about half of the Korean missions, he was John Glenn's wingman. He was said to be the best baseball hitter in the world (last major leaguer to hit over .400), the best fighter pilot, and the best fly-caster. When Williams died his body disappeared from the Florida funeral homemysteriously to someand ended up in a cryonics facility in Scottsdale. His son, John Henry Williams, who had seen little of his father while growing up, had become close to his father in his last years. The younger Williams who was studying business at the University of Maine got the idea of selling a fifty-year commemorative T-shirt honoring his father's .406 batting average in 1941. Eventually John-Henry was managing his father's affairs. When his father suffered a stroke in 1994, he moved to Florida to care for him. John-Henry's dot com company, Hitter Inc., filed for bankruptcy in 2000, after suffering over three million in losses.

5. ESPN - Teddy Ballgame Made Fenway Memories - Classic
   Ted Williams was the last major leaguer to hit .400.  
   http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/classic/bio/news/story?page=Williams_Ted

6. Ted Williams's Teammates | BaseballLibrary.com
   Ted Williams s Teammates from BaseballLibrary.com, the most comprehensive baseball history encyclopedia on the Internet. We give you the stories behind the  
   http://www.baseballlibrary.com/baseballlibrary/ballplayers/teammates/W/Williams_
   
   Extractions: Ted Williams's Teammates Back to Ted Williams's Player Page Notes : This list is intended as a fun starting point to see whose career paths intersected with Ted Williams's. It's not meant to serve as a comprehensive list, since teammates without a BaseballLibrary.com page are omitted. Also, since our data doesn't cover exactly when certain players were called up or traded during a given season, there may be some players here who played on the same team as Ted Williams during a season but never actually played with him. Harry Agganis 2 teams 1954 Boston Red Sox 1955 Boston Red Sox Ken Aspromonte 2 teams 1957 Boston Red Sox 1958 Boston Red Sox Elden Auker 1 team 1939 Boston Red Sox Bobby Avila 1 team 1959 Boston Red Sox Floyd Baker 2 teams 1953 Boston Red Sox 1954 Boston Red Sox Matt Batts 5 teams 1947 Boston Red Sox 1948 Boston Red Sox 1949 Boston Red Sox 1950 Boston Red Sox 1951 Boston Red Sox Frank Baumann 5 teams 1955 Boston Red Sox 1956 Boston Red Sox 1957 Boston Red Sox 1958 Boston Red Sox 1959 Boston Red Sox Al Benton 1 team 1952 Boston Red Sox Lou Berberet 1 team 1958 Boston Red Sox Moe Berg 1 team 1939 Boston Red Sox Boze Berger 1 team 1939 Boston Red Sox Milt Bolling 6 teams 1952 Boston Red Sox 1953 Boston Red Sox 1954 Boston Red Sox 1955 Boston Red Sox 1956 Boston Red Sox 1957 Boston Red Sox

7. Baseball In Wartime - Ted Williams
   Baseball in Wartime is dedicated to baseball players who served with the military during WWII.  
   http://www.garybed.co.uk/player_biographies/williams_ted.htm
   
   Extractions: Military Unit: United States Marine Corps Area Served: United States Theodore S “Ted” Williams was born in San Diego, California on August 30, 1918. Williams played baseball at Herbert Hoover High School in San Diego. After graduation, he was signed by the San Diego Padres of the Pacific Coast League. By the age of 19, he was putting up exceptional numbers with in the American Association with the Minneapolis Millers. Williams joined the Boston Red Sox in 1939 and led the American League in RBIs while finishing fourth in the MVP balloting. In 1941 he hit an incredible .406 making him the first man to hit .400 since Bill Terry in 1930. Williams had been classified 3-A in the military draft due to the fact that his mother was totally dependent on him. When his classification was changed to 1-A following the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, he made an appeal to his draft board which was upheld. “I am going to play ball this season,” he announced. “My conscience is clear. I have as much right to be exempted as anyone else. I have my mother to support. Before my status was changed to 1-A, I made commitments which I must go through with. I can do this by playing ball this year. When the season is over, I’ll get into the Navy as fast as I can.”

8. Ted Williams Simply One Of The Greatest Hitters In History
   A look at the historic aspect of baseball and its players. This site features a special emphasis on South Carolina players.  
   http://www.historicbaseball.com/players/w/williams_ted.html

9. Dr Ted Williams Gastroenterologist Richmond, VA
   Free Doctor report on Dr Ted Williams, Gastroenterologist of 2924 Brook Rd Children s Hospital Outptnt Cln, Richmond Virginia (VA)  
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10. Williams, Ted : Former Players S-Z : Former MLB Players - Mega Net
    Login. mega net. Search Mega Net. Home Sports Baseball History Memorabilia Former MLB Players Former Players SZ Williams, Ted  
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11. Ted Williams Biography | Baseball Player, War Hero, And World Class Fisherman
    Presents a biography and research page on the famous American baseball player Ted Williams.  
    http://usa-hero.com/williams_ted.html

12. CyberSleuth Kids.com: A K-12 Homework Helper And Directory
    A comprehensive educational search engine, directory and homework helper for the K12 student.  
    http://cybersleuth-kids.com/sleuth/Sports/Baseball/History/Former_Players/Willia

13. Ted Williams | National Baseball Hall Of Fame
    Ted Williams Theodore Samuel Williams The Splendid Splinter, The Kid, The Thumper Induction Information Elected to Hall of Fame by Baseball Writers in 1966,  
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    Extractions: The Red Sox' Ted Williams was one of baseball's greatest hitters. Combining keen vision with quick wrists and a scientific approach to hitting, he set numerous batting records despite missing nearly five full seasons due to military service and two major injuries. His accomplishments include a .406 season in 1941, two Triple Crowns, two MVPs, six American League batting championships, 521 home runs, a lifetime average of .344, 17 All-Star game selections, and universal reverence. Quote

14. Tobacco Documents | Profiles | People | Williams, Ted
    Smokefree Network Login. SIGN UP. Email. Password. (Forgot Password?) Home; Collections; Profiles. People; Organizations; Operations; Case; Additives  
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    Extractions: (Forgot Password?) Jump to: CHOOSE A COLLECTION: All Collections Industry - American Tobacco - CTR - Lorillard - Philip Morris - RJ Reynolds - Tobacco Inst. Bliley - Bliley ATC - Bliley BW - Bliley CTR - Bliley Lorillard - Bliley PM - Bliley RJR - Bliley TI Advertising - PM Ads - Pollay Ads News - Scarc News Other - TPCA Trial - UST Smokeless Research - AHF - Landman - BATCo - Filter Ventilation - Flight Attendants - FTC RJR - Industry Depositions - Kellogg - Mayo Clinic - ness - OSHA ETS - PREPs - Product Design - State Strategies - TPLP - USC TIM - women - Youth Roswell Park - NYSA CTR 1 - NYSA Indexed - NYSA TI M2 - NYSA TI S1 - NYSA TI S2 - NYSA TI S3 - NYSA TI S4 - NYSA TI M1 Transcripts - DATTA: Misc Docs - DATTA: Missing - US v PM Exhibits Guildford Subset - BAT CDC - BC MoH - Guildford Misc - Health Canada - PSC-WHO (baseball player)

15. Ted Williams - MSN Encarta
    Williams, Ted (19182002), American baseball player and manager, considered one of the greatest hitters in major league history. Known as The  
    http://0-encarta.msn.com.millennium.unicatt.it/encyclopedia_761565059/Williams_T

16. Ted Williams (8/30/1918--7/5/2002) [Archive] - Addict Baseball And Football Foru
    http//www.baseballhalloffame.org/hofers_and_honorees/hofer_bios/images/williams_ted.jpg Name Theodore Samuel Williams Nicknames The Splendid Splinter,  
    http://www.addictsports.com/baseball/archive/index.php/t-9750.html

17. Ted Williams - Indopedia, The Indological Knowledgebase
    Page at the Baseball Hall Of Fame (http//www.baseballhalloffame. org/hofers_and_honorees/hofer_bios/williams_ted.htm); Baseball great Ted Williams dies  
    http://www.indopedia.org/Ted_Williams.html
    
    Extractions: Tedwilliams_and_tomyawkey.jpg Theodore Samuel "Ted" Williams August 30 July 5 ), also called The Splendid Splinter Teddy Ballgame or The Kid , was a Baseball Hall of Famer who spent 19 seasons, twice interrupted by military service, with the Boston Red Sox . Williams was a two-time Most Valuable Player (MVP) winner, led the league in batting six times and won the Triple Crown twice. He had a career batting average of .344, with 521 home runs. An avid fisherman, he hosted a television show about fishing, and was also inducted into the Fishing Hall of Fame Williams was born in San Diego, California as Teddy Samuel Williams (he later changed his name to Theodore), in honor of Teddy Roosevelt . Early in his career, he stated that he wished to be remembered as the "greatest hitter who ever lived". Many experts believe that he indeed achieved this goal. His two MVP Awards and two Triple Crowns came in different years. Along with Rogers Hornsby , he is one of only two players to win the Triple Crown twice.

18. Ted Williams - Glasgledius
    Ted Williams page at the Hall Of Fame (http//www.baseballhalloffame. org/hofers_and_honorees/hofer_bios/williams_ted.htm); Baseball great Ted Williams dies  
    http://www.glasglow.com/e2/te/Ted_Williams.html
    
    Extractions: Contents Theodore Samuel "Ted" Williams August 30 July 5 ), aka The Splendid Splinter Teddy Ballgame or simply The Kid , was a United States Baseball Hall of Famer who spent 19 seasons, interrupted by military service, with the Boston Red Sox . Williams was a two-time Most Valuable Player (MVP) winner who also won the Triple crown twice and had a lifetime total of 521 home runs. He was also an avid fisherman who mantained, for some period, a television show about fishing. He was also inducted into the Fishing Hall of Fame[?] Williams was born in San Diego, California Teddy Samuel Williams in honor of Teddy Roosevelt (he later changed his name to Theodore) and is hailed as one of the finest hitters to have ever played the game. His two MVP Awards and two Triple Crowns came in different years. He is one of only two players (the other being Rogers Hornsby[?] ) to have won the Triple Crown twice. In , he came to the last game of the season with a batting average of .3996, which would be rounded up to .400 and thus make Williams the first man to hit .400 since Bill Terry[?]

19. Bonds Got Steroids, Feds Were Told [Archive] - Whistle Stopper Political Forums
    http//www.baseballhalloffame.org/hofers_and_honorees/hofer_bios/williams_ted.htm http//www.boston.com/sports/redsox/williams/stories/exclamation_mark.  
    http://www.whistlestopper.com/forum/archive/index.php/t-6153.html

20. Merged: R.I.P Ted Williams [Archive] - NYYFans.com Forum
    http//www.baseballreference.com/w/willite01.shtml http//www.baseballhalloffame.org/hofers_and_honorees/hofer_bios/williams_ted.htm  
    http://forums.nyyfans.com/archive/index.php/t-30148.html
    
    Extractions: You Were Truly A Baseball Lengend One that will be in Baseball History forever. yankeegeek 07-05-02, 12:04 PM Sad day indeed. Teddy was an amazing talent that comes around once in a lifetime. I love what he once said to Mark McGuire. He asked him if, when he hit a Home Run, he smelt wood burning? Bozidar 07-05-02, 12:04 PM not only a ledgend, but an american hero :(

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