Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-06-24 | Page 8 | It's Tough for Golf Scriveners at Big Tourney

li Its It's s Tough for Golf Scriveners s sAt At Big T Tourney By BILL BRAUCHER NEA Sports Writer When Art Krenz NEA golf goIt writer left for Chicago to attend atten attend t the national open the boys in the office looked up from their mills and muttered tinder under un under tin un- der their respective breaths Pretty soft But Mr Krenz now back from the he open after following golfers around the course that blazed under undera a temperature of degrees rises to o opine that a sports reporters reporter's job isn't any bed of roses He requests that we reimburse him himor for tor or seven shirts that wilted under the theun un sun sun pounds of ice he kept under his lis bed a sprained larynx he suffered In n arguing with officials and add a week to his vacation so he can an catch catchup up LiP on sleep he lost lest chasing golfers around round till tm early hours of ot the a. a m. m SA SAY Y IT ISN'T SO ART Mr Krenz rises to beef beet and rightly so so o against the thc actions of officials dur- dur lag ing ng the tournament It seems that the officials resting on their authority didn't do right by the press boys On the course the officials were men of tempered steel and a little overdone overdone over over- done in the matter of temper Krenz relates an incident of watching watch watch- ing ng Frank Walsh approach a green The scribe was inside the restraining ropes rope a place supposed to be reserved for tor or the press quietly awaiting the shot hot The raucous voice of ot a marshal invited invited invited in in- Krenz to get behind the ropes or orbe orbe ore be e thrown off the course The reporter reporter re reo re- re porter replied that hed he'd be glad to step tep on the toes of the crowd lined four our deep behind the ropes after the official shut up and allowed Walsh to o shoot without so much annoyance SITUATION WELL IN HAND Wherewith the call to send out the marines guards marines stationed ed around the was course ourse was sent out and Krenz beat beata a hasty retreat to avoid further con con- n- n Walsh shot and as fate at would have ave it it his ball hit bit the chair of the belligerent marshal bounded off oft and stymied Walsh behind a tree Then there is the story of Bob Brooks NEA camer cameraman man Bob shot shota a picture of Joe Kirkwood after he head had ad completed a stroke The click of the ic shutter so enraged Joe that he grabbed a mashie rushed the surmised surprised surprised sur sur- Brooks and might have committed com corn violence had not the fleet shutter lutter clicker familiar with such tac taco cs after shooting pictures of g gang gang- ng for years outraced him GETTING EVEN Officials ls too pulled a a fast one on the he They kept the boys waiting wait wait- ing ng an hour and a half hal for a posed pho pho- of ot them And all aU the time they jey were Inside lapping up cooling liquid