03-18-2009, 08:28 PM
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A number of years ago together with my wife and her aged aunt, we attended a home show at the Anaheim Convention Center. [Angel town]. At one of the mobile home booths famed Dodger player Maury Wills was signing autographs. Now her aunt was an avid Dodger fan having lived in Brooklyn for many a year. Standing only 4'9" she would stand in front of the TV for hours watching her team play. She would critique every pitch and play no end. As we moved up in line to finally reached Maury I mentioned Aunt Violet's forgoing scenario. Guess what he inscribed on the ball? See for yourself. BTW he is really a neat guy. You will note that while he was still playing for the Dodgers he autographed an Angel ball because they ran out of balls and someone had to popped over to Anaheim Stadium for some more balls.[/size][/#008000][/font]
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A number of years ago together with my wife and her aged aunt, we attended a home show at the Anaheim Convention Center. [Angel town]. At one of the mobile home booths famed Dodger player Maury Wills was signing autographs. Now her aunt was an avid Dodger fan having lived in Brooklyn for many a year. Standing only 4'9" she would stand in front of the TV for hours watching her team play. She would critique every pitch and play no end. As we moved up in line to finally reached Maury I mentioned Aunt Violet's forgoing scenario. Guess what he inscribed on the ball? See for yourself. BTW he is really a neat guy. You will note that while he was still playing for the Dodgers he autographed an Angel ball because they ran out of balls and someone had to popped over to Anaheim Stadium for some more balls.[/size][/#008000][/font][center][inline bbsxmw.jpg]
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