The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-31
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CADDY JACK.
lg the nickname Of Henry Wenzler, Jr, the new city
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CADDY JACK.

CThe same being the nickname of Henry Wenzier, Jr, the new CITY
You may talk of Frank Ouimet.
Or such other kids that play -.
BUT Twin ~he s'' S a comss 'G to slaughter ss'sRsf rno'F "'
You had better take your player and retire.
Where the most of us compete
Providing we have got the time and knack-
Ts II tn sns s soen ! fn snU" .,
Is our Unsolicited champion, Caddy Jack.
1t is Jack! Jack! Jack,
Though I've never known or played you,
by the living God that made YOU" J
You're a better man than I am, caddy Jackl
THE GoLFING DISTURBANCE. ..,
Chicks Ba; ,som has s ssSsr , its np Pssts n sIs, and s snsa; a R5s I9yd . ss,F1 ss, the
carried them back again, But what npheayal on the diamond can COM
;" The un pd facts furnish the information that a kid of Is
sSst ranged IS 'h in s se from saa IS 70 's So. And he q e ws ss' tSs soa a ses OF en, 1,nf in
the tourney that has Just wound up.
known The :, n ns;s : familiar : gSS are, s.s s.SssS, \. vel .;..s sy..s +, ,. sss1 s. ws1 .ss;; ' r.;
Henry. II you can't see through it we can't help you. It's as clear
as mud.
,..,,5 Just IL 10 !" :. ago q YOU y, would We G.n, have =, been en-. murdered MURDER .,s for ' ,ss,;
for a pastime were supposed to be comical III the conc-which is English
i n ts 'Sa1s 7 to Il the ', game AT s i a nc ovsrthro~ of sentiments s%iaa ~sa certain ssss 10 70
.ers as does the ancient game 1t has outsrown the expectations of its
. .n, Gsdd1 Ts.t drawn ;,n.s to the game an for , sss ss'. i, it produced, produced; Looked on on with
sultry afternoon; But soon they spent their odd time practicins shots
Youth then started out in earnest to pick up the game while pick,
70 Y : o e i. SS quite Sc. t. !, p', ns r ssn s 'ssi" do . a@e' sri If s sc~H a a. new . t channel q
with ease. But a kid can drop into a new style Of endeavor and fol-
low its winding course until victory is the reward.
This is what happened to Wenzler. He began his career al a most
tender age and absorbed the finer points of the sport without develop
ing Its faults. With a correct foundation, he piled on science and steadi
ness, and when sufficiently advanced he learned to choose his shots.
Meanwhile, the old gang was travelling the even tenor of It's way
1t is true that they got better as they went along, but not in a s speedy
a manner as did the kid. F
Given sufficient time, an auto will overtake a runner, and the same
applies to Wenzler and the field. In 1919 he was ready for real com
petition. BY May he was getting his taste and by July he had com.
pleted the meal.
1t may sound dopy to tell you that the kid has reached the crest
and is now peeping below at the field, but II you don't like it in this
column you have no great distance to go for confederation.
THE ANCIENT ALBI.
This is what we hear today:
"Umpires bum decision cost the game"
This is what the Barons say:
"Umpires bum decision cost the game"
Though Mcdonald booted one,
Sending in the winning run
Though Slapnioka was a joke,
Baron scribes arosesani spoke:
"Umpires bum decision cost the game"
Never mind some rotten play,
"Umpires bum decision cost the game"
Though they didn't hit today,
"Umpire's bum decision cost the game"
Shortstop kicks one in a pinch;
Rival pitcher is a cinch.
Though the team Is rank and lame.
Still the story is the same:
"Umpires bum decision cost the game"