Alberto Rodriguez, Sr.
Dublin Core
Title
Alberto Rodriguez, Sr.
Subject
Migration
Hicks Camp
Foundry
Baseball
Dodgers
Vin Scully
Hicks Camp
Foundry
Baseball
Dodgers
Vin Scully
Description
Alberto Rodriguez was born in 1934 in San Marcos, Jalisco. He migrated to the United States in the early 1940s and eventually moved to El Monte, his wife’s hometown, in 1958. Mr. Rodriguez was an avid Dodger fan and was perhaps the biggest Dodger fan from El Monte, if not all of Los Angeles. He began following and supporting the Dodgers when they were in Brooklyn and fondly recalled when Vince Scully began narrating their games. Indeed, Mr. Rodriguez learned English primarily from listening to Dodger games. After decades of listening and attending Dodger games, he came to know Scully so well that he knew what he was going to say before he would say it. In this oral history, Mr. Rodriguez reflects on his decades of fandom, migration and arrival to El Monte, and labor
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Format
MP3
Language
Spanish
Citation
“Alberto Rodriguez, Sr.,” East of East, accessed March 28, 2024, https://semapeastofeast.com/items/show/446.