Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-11-16 | Page 3 | Mays Will Stay on Yank Payroll

MAYS WILL STAY ON YANK PAYROLL j NEW YORK N'uv. ik. Tho rjues- I tlon "What is to become of Carl M? ys '" which has been agitating , i basoball circles for the last week, j With rumors that he Was to be sent t tin- minors denit-d by equally on-verified on-verified reports that he was to go to . ''- Cincinnati Reds, appeared to he I settled today Colonel T L Huston, pan owner of the New York American Ameri-can team, has announced that Mays ! will remain with the Yankees, j It had been reported that waivers , had been naked for the submarine pitcher with a 'gentlemen's agreement" agree-ment" among the major league clubs that no claims would he put in and Mays would go to the minors An-0 An-0 i ' r report suited that the Reds hai blocked trie moy'e by expressing s willingness to take Mays and that the waivers wer then rescinded. 'Tve Kot two hots that I want to about Maya."' Colonel Huston ' said. "1 want to bet first of all he will ho a. member of the Yankee ball i club next year, then I want to double, that amount and bet Curl will win lit 1 least 25 ball games for us- That's all I've got to say about tills case.''