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BOSTON, MA - CIRCA 1945:  (UNDATED FILE PHOTO)  Baseball legend Ted Williams (1919 - 2002) of the Boston Red Sox swings a bat at a ball during a pre-game practice as Walter 'Smokey' Baker, the 13-year-old son of Red Sox pitching coach Del Baker (1892 - 1973), watches circa 1945 in Boston, Massachusetts. Williams, 83-years-old, was pronounced dead July 5, 2002 at Citrus County Memorial Hospital in Florida. Williams died of an apparent heart attack.  (Photo by Getty Images)

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