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    Hall of Famers at War

     

    Date and Place of Birth:August 30, San Diego, CA
    Date and Place of Death:    July 5, Crystal River, FL
    Baseball Experience:Hall of Fame
    Position:Outfield
    Rank:Second Lieutenant
    Military Unit:US Navy/US Marine Corps
    Area Served:United States/Hawaii

    Theodore S. “Ted” Williams was born in San Diego, California on August 30, Williams played baseball at Herbert Hoover High School in San Diego. After graduation, he was signed bygd the San Diego Padres of the Pacific Coast League. bygd 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 and led the American League in RBIs while finishing fourth in the MVP balloting. In he hit an incredible making him the first man to hit since Bill Terry in

    Williams had been classified 3-A in the military draft

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    Ted Williams

    American baseball player (–)

    For other people named Ted Williams, see Ted Williams (disambiguation).

    Baseball player

    Ted Williams

    Williams with the Boston Red Sox in

    Left fielder / Manager
    Born:()August 30,
    San Diego, California, U.S.
    Died: July 5, () (aged&#;83)
    Inverness, Florida, U.S.
    April 20,&#;,&#;for the&#;Boston Red Sox
    September 28,&#;,&#;for the&#;Boston Red Sox
    Batting average
    Hits2,
    Home runs
    Runs batted in1,
    On-base percentage
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    As player

    As manager

    • 19× All-Star (–, –, –²)
    • 2× AL MVP (, )
    • 2× Triple Crown (, )
    • 6× AL batting champion (, , , , , )
    • 4× AL home run leader (, , , )
    • 4× AL RBI leader (, , , )
    • MLB record career on-base percentage
    • Boston Red Sox No. 9 retired
    • Boston Red Sox Hall of Fame
    • San Diego Padres Hall of Fame
    • Major League Baseball All-Century Team
    • Major League Baseball All-Time Team

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      MLB Stats for Ted Williams

      Did you know that Ted Williams and Andre Dawson are the only two Major League ballplayers to have hit a home run off a father/son pitching duo? Teddy Ballgame joined the club first when he went deep off Thornton Lee on September 17, then his son Don Lee on September 2, The Hawk became the second member when he went deep off Pedro Borbon on June 10, then off his son Pedro Borbon (Jr.) on August 16,

      Ted Williams Rookie Card | Play Ball Baseball Card (#92 | Checklist)
      Baseball Almanac Research Library

      When Ted Williams hung-up his playing cleats in , he ranked third all-time in home runs (1. Babe Ruth, 2. Jimmie Foxx), seventh all-time in runs batted in (RBI) (1. Ruth, 2. Lou Gehrig, 3. Ty Cobb, 4. Foxx, 5. Cap Anson, 6. Mel Ott), and sixth all-time in batting average (1. Cobb, 2. Rogers Hornsby, 3. Shoeless Joe Jackson, 4. Ed Delahanty, 5. Tris Speaker). Join Baseball Almanac as we take a look at some additional numbers of interest as they relate t

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