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Joe DiMaggio, Ted Williams: Exclusive life stories, over 200 career photographs by Robert A Cutter, 1964 Ted Williams: Remembering the Splendid Splinter by the Boston Herald, 2002-08-19 The Unforgettable Season: Joe DiMaggio, Ted Williams and the Record-Setting Summer of 1941 by Phil Bildner, 2011-03-03 The Party's Over -- But 48 Years of Magical Thinking Live On: Putting the Boston Celtics' 2009 Playoff Season in Perspective by Stephen Windwalker, 2009-05-18 Baseball Players Who Have Hit for the Cycle: Jackie Robinson, Ted Williams, Joe Dimaggio, Mickey Mantle, Paul Molitor, Dave Winfield Beckett Baseball Card Monthly Feb 1991 (Front cover featuring George Brett, Vol. 8, No. 2 Issue #71) Beckett Baseball Card Monthly May 1992 (Front cover featuring Steve Avery, Vol. 9, No. 5 Issue #86) Batting tips from Ted: How to be a better hitter by Ted Williams, 1963 Ted Williams: Ted Williams. Ted Williams Tunnel, California State Route 56, Boston Red Sox Hall of Fame, List of Major League Baseball home run records, 500 home run club, DHL Hometown Heroes The Teammates: A Portrait of a Friendship by David Halberstam, 2003-05-14 Hit Your Potential by Steve Ferroli, 1998-01-11 Inside Baseball Times at Bat a Half Century of the National Pastime ( Stories about Babe Ruth, Ty Cobb, Walter Johnson, Ted Williams, Stan Musial, Joe DiMaggion, Cy Young , Jackie Robinson , Lou Gehrig ETC ) by inner flap DJ light Stain, blank endpapers light Stain, illustrated Arthur Daley, 1950 The Sporting News Dope Book (Facts and Figures Complete All-Time Records) by Leonard Gettelson, 1942 Season of 1941: DiMaggio and Williams: An entry from Gale's <i>American Decades: Primary Sources</i>

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101. Ted Williams And Cryonics -- A Fact Sheet
     Fact Sheet. Recently it was reported that legendary Hall of Fame baseballplayer ted williams had been placed in cryonic suspension.  
     http://www.cryonics.org/ted.html
     
     Extractions: Home Page Contents Comparing About Cryonics ... Viewpoints Recently it was reported that legendary Hall of Fame baseball player Ted Williams had been placed in cryonic suspension. That means that, upon being declared legally dead, Mr. Williams' body was specially treated and cooled to temperatures were physical decay essentially stops, and that he will be maintained in that state until such time as future medical science is able to restore him to good health. Cryonics is an emerging new technology, and although most newspapers and news sites have discussed it fairly in relation to the Ted Williams story, a few reports have included information about cryonics that is not entirely accurate or correct. To help journalists researching for information about cryonics as it relates to this case, and to help people who may be visiting our site for the first time because of the interest generated by the Ted Williams story, we'd like to provide brief replies to a few of the most-asked questions or misunderstandings about this case that we have received. Q: Was Ted Williams really put into cryonic suspension?

102. Anecdote - Ted ["The Splendid Splinter"] Williams - Ted Williams
     I just had to laugh. williams, ted The Splendid Splinter (19182002) Americanbaseball player and manager, Hall of Fame inductee (1966) noted for his  
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103. SimpleNet - Web Hosting / Data Center Solutions
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