In his one full major league season (1945), Meyer played second base for Cleveland and batted .292 while Ray Mack served in the military. In 1950 he led the East Texas League with a .375 batting average as(}-h)h)h)Gladewater’s player-manager.
In his one full major league season (1945), Meyer played second base for Cleveland and batted .292 while Ray Mack served in the military. In 1950 he led the East Texas League with a .375 batting average as(}-h)h)h)Gladewater’s player-manager.
