NOT CONTENT TO SIMPLY BASH Tryon for turning professional at an early age, Flip Bondy of the NY Daily News scolds the whole of sports for its rush to see youths succeed. What's more fun? Playing golf or writing an English paper? Tryon insisted he was doing both, yet he is only the latest in the army of youngest, fastest, most impatient. In the process, he is losing a part of himself that he will never recover, will never know he is missing. I'm certainly not going to argue with that, but just what exactly is it that he is losing, missing and will never recover? His glory days of being the big man on his highschool campus? The drunken stupor that is the college fraternity experience?