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** FILE ** Ted Williams poses at Yankee Stadium in New York in this May 23, 1941 file photo. Williams, the Boston Red Sox revered and sometimes reviled "Splendid Splinter'' and baseball's last 400 hitter, died Friday, July 5, 2002 at age 83. Williams, who suffered a series of strokes and congestive heart failure in recent years, was taken Friday to Citrus County Memorial Hospital where he was pronounced dead of cardiac arrest at 8:49 a.m., said hospital spokeswoman Rebecca Martin.
** FILE ** Ted Williams poses at Yankee Stadium in New York in this May 23, 1941 file photo. Williams, the Boston Red Sox revered and sometimes reviled “Splendid Splinter” and baseball’s last 400 hitter, died Friday, July 5, 2002 at age 83. Williams, who suffered a series of strokes and congestive heart failure in recent years, was taken Friday to Citrus County Memorial Hospital where he was pronounced dead of cardiac arrest at 8:49 a.m., said hospital spokeswoman Rebecca Martin.
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Just 15 months after they were married, golf star Greg Norman and tennis great Chris Evert announced they have separated. Norman and Evert, each in the Hall of Fame in their respective sport, did not say whether they planned to divorce. In a statement, the couple said only: “We will remain friends and supportive of one another’s family.” At the time of their marriage, Norman was coming off an ugly divorce from Laura Andrassy, the mother of his two children, which ended in a settlement that paid her just over $100 million. The Associated Press

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