Elmer Gray
Elmer B. Gray (born May 3, 1923 – August 18, 2014) was a baseball figure most well known for his work as an award-winningscout.
Nicknamed Dutch, Gray was born in
Fulton Chicks (1947), Aberdeen Pheasants (1948), Springfield Browns (1949) and Gloversville-Johnstown Glovers (1950). Career highlights include 11 triples in 1946 and a .311 batting average in 1947.[2]
Following his playing career, he became a scout and served in that capacity for 62 years. He worked for the
Ken Griffey, Sr.,[4] Tim Wakefield, Jeff King, Moisés Alou, Orlando Merced and Stan Belinda. He won Scout of the Year in 1992.[5]
He died in Dormont, Pennsylvania.