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Williams had 20/10 vision, and his left eye was stronger than his right perhaps due to having been struck in his right eye by a walnut as a youngster.  But he rejected the rumor that he had some kind of supernatural eyesight in seeing the pitches.  He said he could not see the seams on a pitched ball, "but in the last 20 feet I could see which way it was spinning."<ref name="MLB"/>
 
Williams had 20/10 vision, and his left eye was stronger than his right perhaps due to having been struck in his right eye by a walnut as a youngster.  But he rejected the rumor that he had some kind of supernatural eyesight in seeing the pitches.  He said he could not see the seams on a pitched ball, "but in the last 20 feet I could see which way it was spinning."<ref name="MLB"/>
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== Author ==
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Ted Williams wrote two widely praised books:
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*The Science of Hitting (1971)
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*My Turn at Bat: The Story of My Life (1969)
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Both were co-authored by John Underwood.
    
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