anaheim-gazette 1947-10-16

Thursday, October 16, 1947 We and All Anaheim ARE PROUD We and Anaheim are proud to welcome he Hal "Skeets" Gregg, a rangy boy with a big who began his baseball career playing in A heim's juvenile league, who showed eno promise to be taken under the wing of the Br lyn Dodgers and rose to become a star pite in three 1947 World Series games. CLIFF JONES THE STABLES 121 South Los Angeles Street LES FERRELL McCOY DRUG 100 West Center Street (Brown - John - Ross) ANAHEIM BARBER SHOP 111 South Los Angeles Street ANAHEIM GAZETTE Welcome World Series Sk HAL GE Pitcher BROOKLYN 1947 World BROOKLYN 1947 World Anaheim UD to welcome home boy with a big grin, er playing in Anashowed enough wing of the Brookome a star pitcher es. CARL REESKE SPANISH KITCHEN 145 South Los Angeles Street DICK MALETTA NU-WAY SHOE SHOP 109 South Los Angeles Street O. T. WINGFIELD RICHFIELD SERVICE UPTOWN 142 South Los Angeles Street me Home keets GREGG atcher for YN DODGERS World Series Pictured above is Pitcher Hal "Skeets" Gregg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Gregg of La Palma street, Anaheim, who brought honor to the city of Anaheim as he twirled against the New York Yankees in the world series games this fall. The player from Anaheim, who is the happy father of a three and one-half month old son, joined the Dodgers in 1943 after playing with three of their farm teams. he twirled against the New York Yankees in the world series games this fall. The player from Anaheim, who is the happy father of a three and one-half month old son, joined the Dodgers in 1943 after playing with three of their farm teams. SAM — ELLIOTT ELLIOTT'S CAFE 118 West Center Street RAY MAHONEY WHOLESALE MEATS 816 North Los Angeles Street LEONARD WOOD WOOD'S POOL HALL 137 South Los Angeles Street