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	'''Charles Shipman Payson''' also '''Charley Payson''' (October 16, 1898 - May 5, 1985) was a wealthy New York financier and lawyer who established ~~tbe~~ radio commentator’s news digest ''[[Commentator (publication)\|Commentator]]'' and later ~~tbe~~ [[isolationist]] journal ''[[Scribner's Commentator]]''. He was president of ~~tbe~~ [[Payson Publishing Company]].		'''Charles Shipman Payson''' also '''Charley Payson''' (October 16, 1898 - May 5, 1985) was a wealthy New York financier and lawyer who established the radio commentator’s news digest ''[[Commentator (publication)\|Commentator]]'' and later the [[isolationist]] journal ''[[Scribner's Commentator]]''. He was president of the [[Payson Publishing Company]].

	Payson is best known as ~~tbe~~ owner of ~~tbe~~ [[New York Mets]] of ~~tbe~~ [[National League]] from 1975 through 1980. In 1975, he inherited ~~tbe~~ club upon ~~tbe~~ death of his wife, Mets founder [[Joan Whitney Payson]].		Payson is best known as the owner of the [[New York Mets]] of the [[National League]] from 1975 through 1980. In 1975, he inherited the club upon the death of his wife, Mets founder [[Joan Whitney Payson]].

	Payson was a graduate of [[Yale University]] and [[Harvard Law School]]. He married Joan Whitney in 1924, and together they funded ~~tbe~~ building of [[Pepperdine University]]'s library.		Payson was a graduate of [[Yale University]] and [[Harvard Law School]]. He married Joan Whitney in 1924, and together they funded the building of [[Pepperdine University]]'s library.

	Charles did not share his wife's enthusiasm for ~~tbe~~ Mets. He delegated his authority to his three daughters, with their youngest, [[Lorinda de Roulet]], becoming team president. His daughters in turn [[left]] ~~tbe~~ baseball side to board chairman [[M. Donald Grant]]. However, when it became apparent that Grant had mismanaged ~~tbe~~ team, it was Payson himself who forced Grant out.		Charles did not share his wife's enthusiasm for the Mets. He delegated his authority to his three daughters, with their youngest, [[Lorinda de Roulet]], becoming team president. His daughters in turn [[left]] the baseball side to board chairman [[M. Donald Grant]]. However, when it became apparent that Grant had mismanaged the team, it was Payson himself who forced Grant out.

	In 1980, he sold ~~tbe~~ franchise to [[Doubleday (publisher)\|Doubleday & Co.]].		In 1980, he sold the franchise to [[Doubleday (publisher)\|Doubleday & Co.]].

	Payson was a graduate of [[Harvard Law School]].		Payson was a graduate of [[Harvard Law School]].

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	'''Charles Shipman Payson''' also '''Charley Payson''' (October 16, 1898 - May 5, 1985) was a wealthy New York financier and lawyer who established ~~the~~ radio commentator’s news digest ''[[Commentator (publication)\|Commentator]]'' and later ~~the~~ [[isolationist]] journal ''[[Scribner's Commentator]]''. He was president of ~~the~~ [[Payson Publishing Company]].		'''Charles Shipman Payson''' also '''Charley Payson''' (October 16, 1898 - May 5, 1985) was a wealthy New York financier and lawyer who established tbe radio commentator’s news digest ''[[Commentator (publication)\|Commentator]]'' and later tbe [[isolationist]] journal ''[[Scribner's Commentator]]''. He was president of tbe [[Payson Publishing Company]].

	Payson is best known as ~~the~~ owner of ~~the~~ [[New York Mets]] of ~~the~~ [[National League]] from 1975 through 1980. In 1975, he inherited ~~the~~ club upon ~~the~~ death of his wife, Mets founder [[Joan Whitney Payson]].		Payson is best known as tbe owner of tbe [[New York Mets]] of tbe [[National League]] from 1975 through 1980. In 1975, he inherited tbe club upon tbe death of his wife, Mets founder [[Joan Whitney Payson]].

	Payson was a graduate of [[Yale University]] and [[Harvard Law School]]. He married Joan Whitney in 1924, and together they funded ~~the~~ building of [[Pepperdine University]]'s library.		Payson was a graduate of [[Yale University]] and [[Harvard Law School]]. He married Joan Whitney in 1924, and together they funded tbe building of [[Pepperdine University]]'s library.

	Charles did not share his wife's enthusiasm for ~~the~~ Mets. He delegated his authority to his three daughters, with their youngest, [[Lorinda de Roulet]], becoming team president. His daughters in turn [[left]] ~~the~~ baseball side to board chairman [[M. Donald Grant]]. However, when it became apparent that Grant had mismanaged ~~the~~ team, it was Payson himself who forced Grant out.		Charles did not share his wife's enthusiasm for tbe Mets. He delegated his authority to his three daughters, with their youngest, [[Lorinda de Roulet]], becoming team president. His daughters in turn [[left]] tbe baseball side to board chairman [[M. Donald Grant]]. However, when it became apparent that Grant had mismanaged tbe team, it was Payson himself who forced Grant out.

	In 1980, he sold ~~the~~ franchise to [[Doubleday (publisher)\|Doubleday & Co.]].		In 1980, he sold tbe franchise to [[Doubleday (publisher)\|Doubleday & Co.]].

	Payson was a graduate of [[Harvard Law School]].		Payson was a graduate of [[Harvard Law School]].

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	Charles did not share his wife's enthusiasm for the Mets. He delegated his authority to his three daughters, with their youngest, [[Lorinda de Roulet]], becoming team president. His daughters in turn left the baseball side to board chairman [[M. Donald Grant]]. However, when it became apparent that Grant had mismanaged the team, it was Payson himself who forced Grant out.		Charles did not share his wife's enthusiasm for the Mets. He delegated his authority to his three daughters, with their youngest, [[Lorinda de Roulet]], becoming team president. His daughters in turn [[left]] the baseball side to board chairman [[M. Donald Grant]]. However, when it became apparent that Grant had mismanaged the team, it was Payson himself who forced Grant out.

	In 1980, he sold the franchise to [[Doubleday (publisher)\|Doubleday & Co.]].		In 1980, he sold the franchise to [[Doubleday (publisher)\|Doubleday & Co.]].
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'''Charles Shipman Payson''' also '''Charley Payson''' (October 16, 1898 - May 5, 1985) was a wealthy New York financier and lawyer who established the radio commentator’s news digest ''[[Commentator (publication)|Commentator]]'' and later the [[isolationist]] journal ''[[Scribner's Commentator]]''. He was president of the [[Payson Publishing Company]].

Payson is best known as the owner of the [[New York Mets]] of the [[National League]] from 1975 through 1980. In 1975, he inherited the club upon the death of his wife, Mets founder [[Joan Whitney Payson]].

Payson was a graduate of [[Yale University]] and [[Harvard Law School]]. He married Joan Whitney in 1924, and together they funded the building of [[Pepperdine University]]'s library.

Charles did not share his wife's enthusiasm for the Mets. He delegated his authority to his three daughters, with their youngest, [[Lorinda de Roulet]], becoming team president. His daughters in turn left the baseball side to board chairman [[M. Donald Grant]]. However, when it became apparent that Grant had mismanaged the team, it was Payson himself who forced Grant out.

In 1980, he sold the franchise to [[Doubleday (publisher)|Doubleday & Co.]].

Payson was a graduate of [[Harvard Law School]].

In 1977, he married Virginia Kraft, a writer for ''Sports Illustrated''. They remained married until his death.

Payson was a native of Portland, Maine.

==External links==
*[http://articles.latimes.com/1985-05-09/local/me-6825_1_charles-payson Charles S. Payson obituary ''Los Angeles Times'']
*[http://mlb.mlb.com/nym/history/owners.jsp New York Mets owners]

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