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MRS. nENRY MEIF.K AND
DAUGHTER RETURN ON
ALASKA FROM SOUTH
Mrs. Henry Meier, whose husband
is proprietor of the Peerless Bak
ery, and their daughter, Miss Erna
Meier, returned to their home here
on the steamer Alaska Saturday
evening from Seattle where they
have spent the summer.
Mrs. Meier and her daughter
*ent south soon after school was
dismissed last June and visited in
the Puget Sound city for three
months.
UNCLE ROBBY
STRUTS STUFF
Influence of Former Big
League Manager Is AU
ready Felt in South
By MIXON GRAHAM
(Associated Press Sports Writer.)
ATLANTA, Oi., Sept. 11.—The
Flatbush fans used to say you
could always get your money’s
worth at the Brooklyn ball yard
when Wilbert Robinson was man
ager. That promises to be the
'case at Atlanta, where Robby has
recently resumed the role of man
ager.
Sometimes—at Brooklyn—you'd
see good baseball and other times
you’d laugh yourself sick at the
sandlot tactics of Robby's assort
ment of athletes.
Back a few years ago the Dodg
ers were famous for their unor
thodox and generally disastrous
base running. Every baseball fan
has heard of that classic exam
ple where Babe Herman tripled
into a triple play.
His Very First Game
That was the best, but lots of
other such shining bits of baseball
were committed during Robbv's
regime. He finished his tenure as
Brooklyn manager two years ago.
Ae few days ago he became tem
porary manager of the Atlanta
Southern Association club, and
strangely enough, a piece of unique
basball manetrrering occurred en
the base paths in hte. first game
as Atlanta manager.
