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At one point, a tiny green-colored bird alighted on a Dodgers cap nestled among the flowers.Diana Gutierrez of Downey brought her 8-year-old grandson to view the collection of mementos that included a blue-and-white Dodgers serape, baseball-shaped balloons and baseballs resting on top of the D and tucked in the V on the welcome sign at 1000 Vin Scully Ave.
Along Hollywood Boulevard, tourists and locals paused at Scully's flower-strewn star on the Walk of Fame located two doors down from another legend, Musso & Frank Grill. A delivery man hung an arrangement of roses and other flowers in Dodgers colors on a wooden easel. "I was almost in tears,'' 75-year-old Daniel Mirgil of Pomona said of hearing Scully had died."We used to use our transistor radio just to listen to him.''
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