Byron Nelson

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Before we begin, I sincerely thank Mr. H.V. Carltonborn, who took this show over and pinched it for me while I was away. Thank you, Mr. Carltonborn, very, very much. Tonight is America's champion golfer, Mr. Byron Nelson.

But first, real one, portrait of a legend. This is a legend, a legend that's come down through the years. But this is the story of a younger Louis Destin, the revolutionized sports. But perhaps I'd better begin this story in the beginning.

Many years ago, a poor girl was born in Europe. As she grew up, she became deeply religious. She believed wholeheartedly in God, and her constant companions were the priests and the monks of a nearby monastery.

As this girl grew older, she began to notice that these religious people in their leisure time occupied themselves by playing a strange new game, a game she'd never seen before, a game she found out no one in her country had ever seen outside of that monastery.

At first, these priests were reluctant to teach her that game. But finally she was taught the rule. She liked this game so much that she decided to take it outside of that monastery and try and teach it to others, and she did.