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Boston - The year is 2092 and slugger Ted Williams has returned to baseball 132 years after swinging his bat for the last time in the new novel ‘Extra Innings.’

Ted Williams, the vagrant with the golden voice found on an Ohio road begging for change, has now hit the final miles of his media journey. But someone else in front of a microphone that has talent and needs a break will never get one.

Los Angeles - Ted Williams, the Ohio homeless man turned celebrity with a radio voice, was detained by Los Angeles police after a disturbance at a hotel in Hollywood, California.

Ted Williams, the homeless man with the golden voice, could end up at the Super Bowl soon with a possible video exposure in an ad during the game.

You Tube sensation Ted Williams, whose golden voice captivated millions after a Columbia Dispatch reporter recorded a 97-second video of him while begging in the streets of Columbus, was offered a movie role in Hollywood opposite Jack Nicholson.

A homeless man with the awesome velvety radio voice has dominated the headlines leading newspapers including the Internet and broadcast media following his 97-second sample voice-over which was later uploaded on You Tube. He's now getting many job offers.

A man who was recently a panhandler on a Columbus street now has job offers from several places, thanks to a viral video.