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Forwarding Postage Guaranteed Address Correction Requested Plecue Fonvard If Necessary From the Editor Amid this season of exciting tour­ league; subcribe to regional newsletters; AMF VOlT INTRODUCES naments, yet more new discs on the teach a disc class in your school or park; market, and more popular recreational support clubs and player organizations; Vol. 2, No.2 disc play, Disc Sport Magazine is seeing invite media personnel to disc events; THE ULTIMATE IN ULTIMATE™ new growth, and strong support from the -sell quality discs, etc. Together, we can disc community. We have plans for con­ build flying disc sports. Publisher-: tinued expansion and improvements and The new discs on the market are a full Di sc Wares nlimited, Inc. we have new advertising support and line from Ed Headrick, the Phantom new subscribers! With this issue we have from Discraft and the A viar from Innova­ Editot-: introduced our first four-color page Champion Discs. All are for golf and/or Daryl Elliott which we hope to increase in number in distance. each issue heretofore. We also hope to In closing, I'd like for us to consider expand to 36 or 40 pages and we may the benefits of a national inter­ ub cription : even move to a glossy format! disciplinary umbrella disc organization. One year: 7.00 To successfully expand DSM, we must It could help with public relations, coor­ Two year : 12.00 increase our subscription base. We have dinating tour schedules between player Three yeat·s: $16.00 a three-pronged strategy to convince you organizations, and would represent all Six issues per year to subscribe. disc interests unifiedly when dealing One, our sub. rates will be going up to with the World Flying Disc Federation P.O. Box 333 compensate for improvement related (see Vol. II, #1,page 16). It could attract Amherst, MA 01004 costs. Two, you may be dropped tem­ sponsors more easily and take some (413) 253-5674 porarily or permanently from our list if burden off of the individal player you haven't subscribed in the next month organizations in this regard. It could as we will be using other mailing lists to assist new manufact~rers with disc­ over Photo: Mike Barreda of 'KAO ' raise our subscription base. And three, a industry data. and consultation to try to from anta ruz catching a tough one. request: please support disc sports by make sure that all new discs coming onto Photo taken by hri Perry. subscribing to Disc Sports. the market are of a reasonable quality. It The comics on pages 12, 20 and 22 are by Greg While discussing supporting disc could be listed on disc packaging to at­ Wakabayashi and are reprinted with permis· sports, one topic area that we will be tract new disc players, and to direct sion !rom Frisbee by Horowitz and Bloom. covering on a regular basis is promotion. them to the player organization, tourna­ The disc Aerodynamics article is reprinted by ment or festival of their interest. It could permission o! Tom Schot Sports. I'd like to initiate this by listing some ideas about how to promote disc sports also publish objective disc flight test reviews and book reviews. Let's think CONTENTS to help our sports grow: hold a tourna­ Editorial 3 ment or festival; initiate a disc program about it and discuss it. Any volunteers? Letters 3+4 at your school; start a Guts team, Daryl Elliott Tournament Results 4,5,7,8+24 Ultimate team or disc club; design a disc Wheelchair Di c Golf 7 golf course; organize an Ultimate or golf TheMarket 9 Di c Aerodynamics 10+ 11 To the Editor Cross-section Guide 12 Dear Editor, Skills Development 12 Dear Editor, Please keep sending DSM! International 13 Just a note of appreciation for the fine job you're doing. I am enjoying it thoroughly. Being here Upcoming Tournaments 15 in S.E. Georgia after being in New England Comment by Eric Wootten 16 I would also like to comment on the AMF Voit's new state-of-the-art Our Ultimate Ultimate tops a long line for 21 years is culture shock! When I ftrst Jeff Watson Interview 18+ 19 opinion article by Tom Soda I have been Ultimate Sport Disc™ is scientifically of Sport Discs, with moriels tailored to arrived here two years ago, no one (except a Flatball... , Disc Care, World playing disc golf since 197 8, and joined the designed and engineered to help you match your favorite form of your chosen few) had ever heard of ultimate Records, The Disc-tionary, PDGA in 1982, and I can't quite figure out frisbee, not to mention disc golf, DDC, etc. play your best. Grab on to the largest favorite sport. Including Maximum Short & Long Flights 20 the point that Tom is trying to make. Well, I have started an ultimate league diameter in our line-28 em.-and Time Aloft™, Distance™, Golf-even a School Disc Program 22+23 Perhaps he is correct in saying that the I K -9 doggy disk. A Peaceful Flight-Poem 24 word "Professional" should be left out, at the college at which work, and we are stay in control with our textured, now 6 teams strong. I am also designing a Resources 25 since anyone in the midwest will tell you aerodynamic, non-slip grip. Take a flyer at a Voit dealer near you. disc golf course on campus. Parting Shot 25 that they play for sport, not money. There I At 170 grams, weight is optimized for The Disc Wares Catalog 26-31 are no big money tournaments in Ohio. In So, soon feel you will be hearing more peak performance. Anq weight's fact, we aren't allowed to have a tournament from GSC in the sound of subscriptions! If I can be of any help, please let me concentrated on the outside rim for Advertisers on our course in Columbus, because of the Page edict against gambling in the Park! The know. longer, smoother flights with less AMFVoit 2 players' association, to me, is a way for the Jim Arenouski turnover. Destiny Discs 8 competitive players to get together and Statesboro, GA Discovering the World 13 play. And playing golf without competition, Construction? Tough polyethylene Discraft Products 9 Dear Editor, thermoplastic to hold up to Ultimate's Ed Headrick - DGA 14 to me, is boring, even if I never win! I think DSM is far and away the best Innova - Champion Discs 32 Andy Myers disc publication right now. rugged action. Plus an exciting, Sipa Sipa Footbags 11 olumbus, OH Ace Mason colorful decal to appeal to the Tri-State Disc Golf 15 Independence, MO collector in you. Voit Buena Park, CA 90621 Wham-0 Mfg. Co. 6 Di c ports Magazine 3 Dear Editor, 1984 World FPA I enjoyed your interview of John Dwork Tournament Results and the progres11, he has made in forwarding Championships disc sports. With much of the world now FPA Championships ton, Wisconsin and then swept their arch Minneapolis, Minnieota finally beginning to take disc sports seriously, rival, the Cupola Bandits from Detroit. in July 2o-21-22 Minneapolis, MN Winners there are many unsung heroes along the 20, 21, 22 July two straight games, 21-11 and 24-22. With road of the past several years. Hartland already in the fmals all that Place Winners Prize Money Some 6 ~ years ago, Phillip Cotroneo, a needed to be determined was their op­ Hosted by The Minnesota Frisbee Novice ponent and that team would come from the graduate student at Cal-State Hayward, Association (MFA). This event has a long 1st Brian & John Wolf earned his MS. degree after completing an history of successful productions. Most losers' bracket. But what a tough losers' exhaustive thesis on the question of whether players have been on the road for several bracket With teams like Marquette's Stroh's Women's 1st Stacy Ander on $150 the forehand or the backhand is a better weeks now tuning up for this event. Four Queen City Flyers, the already mentioned Carolyn Yabe shot for distance. With sophisticated stop Cupola Bandits, Mid-Michigan's the Wedge, divisions were contested here for freestyle. $ 60 action photography and other techniques, Womens - Once again Anderson and Chicago's Mental Toss Fly coons, Houghton, 2nd Joan Amberg Phil analyzed some of the top disc players Yabe walked away with this division. Talk Michigan's Buzz Saw and Florida's Cheap­ Gina Sample on the west coast. including Victor Mala­ began on elimiating a women's division nis, it was anybody's guess who would sur­ Mixed Doubles $202 fronte. His in-depth study delved into form because of the lack of competition. Hopes vive and make it to the fmals. The sanc­ 1st John Houck and musculature as well as bio-mechanical are that mixed pairs will become the strong tioning format allows for only a single game Gina Sample processes. event for women to compete in. in the losers' bracket so it was to be one­ 2nd Doug Branigan $140 Fredrick Fisch Mixed Pairs - John Houck and Gina game sudden-life to make it to the fmals, Carolyn Yabe Arvada, CO Sample came up from Austin, TX to blow where there it would be a 2 out of 3 match. 3rd Stacy Anderson $ 60 Dear Editor, away the field Their superbly choreo­ Slowly teams started to drop by the wayside. Rick Castiglia Your magazine is very well done! A lot The Buzz Saws started rolling and beat graphed routine displayed excellent use of Men's Cheapnis and the Library Bar (2nd genera­ of attention to detail and it contains every­ skateing type co-ops and use of music to 1st Deaton Mitchell $420 tion) before losing to the Wedge in a hard thing a disc player or novice needs to know enhance the performance. Jim Schmal currently. Information on just about every Open Pairs - Nobody shined in this fought battle. Mental Toss started winning 2nd Larry Imperiale $320 aspect of our game ... Once again-best of division leaving "The Blasters" to defend early Sunday morning by beating Yet and Joey Hudoklin luck. their title as the world pairs champions. Marquette's Bad Apples until losing in a romp $220 Victor Malafronte Houck and Elliot (4th place) showed the to the Stroh's Queen City Flyers. TheWedge 3rd Chip Bell Bellflower, CA only signs of any major use of music. then went on to beat the Queen City team Crazy John Brooks Dear Editor, Otherwise the judging primarily relied on and move into the semi-finals against the 4th John Houck $120 Congratulations on an excellent issue; I difficulty and execution. Cupola Bandits. It was a tight game until Alan Elliot am very impressed Of course your excellent Co-op - The three way division was won the Wedge dropped two tips and Cupola 5th Ritchie Smitz $ 95 taste in cover photography doesn't hurt by Hudoklin/Imperiale/Rosing in a close took advantage and won going away, 21-15. Peter Rosing John Houck contest. Although the crowd response So the fmals of the 27th 1FT were set. The 6th Bill Wright $ 70 Circular Productions favored the "Radicals," the judges didn't arch rivals, Hartland Heartbreakers and Doug Branigan agree. Both teams went to great extents to Cupola Bandits, both from the Detroit Austin, TX Co-op area, would square off to see who would be Dear Editor, use music and disc skills to provide an 1st Joey Hudoklin $420 the 1984 1FT champions. The frrst game Disc golf is in its second season here in excellent show for the viewers. Larry Imperiale began to look like the previous match Wakeeney where it was unheard of 3 years Peter Rosing ago. Thanks to your magazine and catalog, between these 2 guts powerhouses. Hartland 2nd Bill Wright $300 among other resources, we have learned jumped ahead to a five point lead, but Rick Castiglia much and the sport is really taking off. International Frisbee halfway through the frrst game Cupola Doug Branigan Paul Wildeman Tournament made a strategic move and brought All­ $201 Wakeeney, KS Guts Star end-man Steve Buckly inside. This 3rd Kevin Givens Dear Editor, Marquette, MI seemed to ignite the Bandits and they Jim Schmal Seems fm always putting off the things 30 June, 1 July, 1984 roared back to win the frrst game 21-19. Deaton Mitchell that mean the most in order to get done all With the frrst game in hand, Cupola's Bill Total amount of the things that mean the least; so here's my Sunny skies, tradition, and fierce competi­ "The Train" Begoske, tournament MVP, prize money given out $3000 subscription order at last with a small tion were the order for the weekend at the began to take charge. Using his 70 MPH 1984 International Frisbee Tournament thumber, he continually scored aces and merchandise order as well Hope your Mazda US Open Photos business and non-business endeavors are (IFT). The 27th 1FT, the oldest and still frustrated the Hartland defense. But the the most prestigious Frisbee tournament. defending champs were not through yet. Above right: Deaton Mitchell of the Bayou going well Your mag is really well done and Bluten catching a 'Bad Attitude' catch. Hie interesting. Best of luck and peace. drew 24 men's and 2 women's teams from They fought back to tie itat21 all and twice partner Jim Schmall Ia looking on. They placed Rich Pancoast around the United States. Teams arrived the Bandits had match point but couldn't second behind the Coloradlcala. The Bayou Stratford, CT from Texas, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, get the disc through the determined Hart­ Bluten are from LouieianL Dear Editor, Ohio, and Florida to compete for a chance land line. Finally. at 28-27 the "Train" had Near right: Stacy Andenon, of the women'• I received Vol2 No. 1 of DSM and loved to drink from the famed Julius T. Nachazel match point for the Cupola Bandits and as winning freestyle team, freeatyllnr. Her part.. it cover to cover. Congratulations on a job Cup. he had done all weekend threw the winning ner, Carolyn Yabe, and her are from Fort Col­ well done. I feel that DSM is everything it Defending champions, The Hartland shot to clinch the 1FT for the Cupola Una, CO. should be: interesting, entertaining, in­ Heartbreakers from Hartland, Michigan, Bandits. With this victory, their frrst 1FT Far right: Irwin Veluquez. muter of the body formative, attractive, well-rounded, and, of appeared to have back-to-backiFTvictories win, the Bandits got the privilige of drinking roll, doing a back roll. Jene Velasquez. Irwin'• course, affordable. Keep up the good work. brother and partner, le not ahown. Both are on their mind as they swept through the Stroh's out of the prized Julius T. Nachazel from New Jersey and are former World Scott Furciniti winners' bracket straight to the finals. The Cup. To drink out of the cup is every guts Freestyle Champions. Pittsfield, MA Heartbreakers beat Beer City from Apple- player's dream. All photoa by Roaa Tobiu. Disc Sports Magazine 5 4 Disc port Magazine WORLD SENIORS FLYING Andy Candella, and Carl Raymond finishing forward to meeting and playing with all DISC TOURNAMENT 1984 5th, 6th and 7th respectively. newcomers and old timers in years to come The race in the Ma ter's division was (send all new addresses to Stork at Wham- Los Angeles, CA 0). Where will that be? 1985, Rochester, 4-8 July hotly contested and provided entertain­ ment throughout the week. Mark Danna, New York; 1986, Minneapolis; and in 1987, We came from Finland; California; Minne­ Paul Thompson, Phil Johnson and last we'r/J talking about the beautiful Santa PROUDLY PRESENTS THE ota; New York; Murphreesboro, Tennessee year's overall winner, Stork, all looked Cruz, California area and more. Fathers and sons: Stork and tough, with Rick Moody and Tom Gleason "Papa Jack" Roddick, Roger Morris and a veterans to be considered for overall. Wheelchair Disc Golf "The Munch." We spent a week together at Joe Messner looked good in freestyle with Winston-Salem, North Carolina Camp Chaquita, Oak Grove, and the field his new partner Ron Highsmith- Doug 29 October 1983 1984 HACKY SACK.& under the big "ROSE BOWL" sign. Korns be~g sidelined with knee surgery­ North Carolina's first disc golf tourna­ Funny, beautifu~ special times, a mobile while an eleventh hour entry saw sport ment for the handicapped was held here at FRISBEE. FESTIVALS disc playing community we were. Exper­ legends John "Dreamer" Weyand paired Horizon's Park on Saturday, Oct 29. iencing the bittersweet remembrances of with a former reigning Open World Free­ The purpose of the tournament was to missed loved ones, Johnny Roberts, Ralph style Champion, Dan "Stork" Roddick, help the Triad Smokers Wheelchair Basket­ Williamson, Wally Free, Mike Schnieder, with the team of Tom Gleason and Rick ball Team raise money for travel expenses Ted Bowes, Tom Schot, Donn Blake, Jim Moody with their sweet Santa Barbara Playtime is.coming to a town near you! Featuring demonstrations and FREE "How-To" instructions for the public. to away games. The players solicited pledges Palmeri, Angel Sanchez, Victor, and so moves giving serious challenge along with based on the number of holes played These ~~t1vals ~re patter~ed after the successful Smithsonian Frisbee disc Festival in Washington, D.C .. Non­ many more, as reminded by those loved good ol' boys Ron King of Murphreesboro, Phil Heitman, course pro at Horizon's competitive, fam1ly recreation that's FUN! Everyone can learn to play. Games! Skills! Clinics! Plan now to be there! ones present Funny? Imagine Ron Widel's Tennessee, and Theo " unny" Cade (for­ Park, who organized the disc golf-a-thon, imitation of a jet propelled unicorn with his merly of Memphis, Tennessee). In fact, reports that participation was low, but horn growing out the wrong end Beautifur? Highsmith and Messner were unbeatable spirits were high. Three wheelchair players· Picture six senior freestylists and Johnny that day, with the remaining teams finishing and three walking players participated _ Boston Common 8th Annual National Frisbee Festival Jewell in a big intensive improv jam in the in the above order. One walking player teamed up with each Saturday, August 25th (rain date 26th) setting sun's reflection off the Rose Bowl wheelchair player. (Washington, D.C. mall) Special? Imagine our joy at having officials Representing the Smokers were Law­ Write: Rick Kaufman ' Sunday, September 2 Scott Zimmerman, JJ, and Tim "Ski" Selin­ rence Shaw, Antoine Archie and James 142 Morris Ave. ski, and his eminence Humble Tournament "Boom-Boom" Connelly. The walking players Write: Larry Schindel Director, Richard Q. Shaffer, Esquire, Lord included Charles Hunsucker, his brother Long Branch, N J 077 40 Box 220 of the Hat-be sure he shows you The Kevin, and Phil Heitman. Call: (201) 229-7173 White Plains, MD 20695 Hat-thanks, guys. And thanks to the spon­ Play began at 9 am., and the partici­ (201) 222-6600 (W) sors, Wham-0, Innova-Champion, and the pants played two rounds before breaking Call: (301) 843-3655 Oak Grove Gophers-all this was possible. for lunch. Shaw, who played 27 holes, said We also raised over $400.00 for Save The that he had visited the park before and children in a hotly contested disc auction­ wondered if he could play disc golf. YOU GET A FREE T-SHIRT AND FRISBEE! HTD Shaffer walked off with top spending Archie played 36 holes, but was unable Ev~ry Instructor gets a FREE ~-S~irt and Frisbee! Our way of saying "Thank You" for making the Festival honors as he was unable to find tape for his to return after lunch. He holds the world a btg success. Be sure to come tn lime for the 11:00 o'clock Instructor's Meeting We 'II t 11 bo mouth to avoid the temptation of bidding record for wheelchair discus (approximately the schedule and the afternoon of FUN! · WI e you a ut on the delicious discs and accessories. 138 feet), set this year at the Special Within this context of love, fun, and play­ In accuracy, a three-way Olympics meet in Canada He wants to WHAT DOES AN INSTRUCTOR DO? next to affection, winning is nothing, and tie at the end of regulation play between break the world record for wheelchair disc hey, winning can be fun-the following Ron King, Joe Messner, and Stork resulted distance--59.44 meter . Inst.ructors teach basic an.d in~ermediat~ skills to the public. Two, one-hour "playshops" are scheduled competition occurred in a sudden life playoff, which Stork won. In Connelly, handicapped with polio since dunng. the day. The ~ubhc w1ll play wah you to learn new Frisbee and Hacky Sack skills. Share our In the Senior Grand Masters, Jack golf, Rick Shaffer looked tough on his home he was four, played an incredible 72 holes, enthusiasm at the festival! Be a Volunteer Instructor! y Roddick, who was the only contestant, course, along with Phil John on, 1983 stopping after the fourth round Heitman nevertheless pushed himself in all events Open Minnesota Champion, Stork, Jim frnished the day by playing a fifth round taking a mid-week breather by playing McDowe~ and Paul Thompson. The winner? and 10 holes of another, making a total of volleyball at our picnic at the Pasadena Robie Robinson, who had come to play 100 holes. Unitarian Church. Jack thus inspired us all DDC with Jim McDowell Distance was "But since these 100 holes were all in the ageless athlete department won by Bruce Sisson while Discathon was walking, I decided to put myself in their In the Grand Masters race, the person won by Phil Johnson. SCF turned out to be wheels and play an additional 18 holes," BE A FESTIVAL INSTRUCTOR ! to beat was Ron Widel Roger Morris was critical with Phil Johnson taking first place said Heitman. "I didn't keep score in the cooking, he set a new world record for on the very last throw of the ftnals between wheelchair round, but it was probably in Grand Masters in distance, 95.62 meters himself, Mark Danna who took second and the 80's and very frustrating! We just dop't and took ftrst in the event In golf, Paul Paul Thomp on and Sunny Cade who tied realize how lucky we are sometimes." IT'S FUN TO PLAY! Harris took ftrst place from Jim Olsen for third In the end, for overaR Mark Heitman expressed his thanks to the whose mighty "Bruiser" rollers did help Danna, Paul Thomp on, and Ron King Hunsucker brothers; to Ed Headrick of the Be a Festival Instructor! him take second Paul also edged out Jim in proved to be serious contenders, taking D. G.A for donating Kitty Hawk drivers and accuracy in a sudden life playoff. Everett third, fourth, and flfth respectively, while soft touches; and to Dan "Stork" Roddick Bring your friends. Willis won discathon while Wide! won free­ Stork nearly repeated as overall champ of the Wham-0 Sports Promotion Depart­ C/984. Dlsco•mng tltr World Get a FREE T-Shirt and Frisbee! style, DDC, and SCF. Widel was unbeatable with 91 points, but Phil Johnson, with 92 ment for donating trophies, discs and again this year for overall with Everett points, held on to take it home to Minnesota valuable wheelchair articles and stati tics Willis taking second and Roger Morris and So the Seniors World Flying Disc Tour­ to the tournament Frisbee is a b.rand name and a registered trademark of Wham-0, Inc. Hacky Sack IS a brand name and a registered trademark of Wham-0 Inc Jim Olsen tying for third with Paul Harris, nament is alive and active and we look © 1984 Wham-0, Inc., San Gabriel, CA 91778-{)()()4 ' · Di c ports Magazine __7 ...... Rocky Mountain Nationals Fort Collins, CO The Market 14, 15 July Some things are getting better every Innova - Champion Disc, Inc. AMF Voit, Inc. Discraft Products year and the Ft. Collins version of the Rocky Mountain Nationals prove d to be Champion will slowly change their name AMF bought Ben-Wal's original Puppy This is the 5th year that Discraft has one of the best events of the year. The play to Innova, Inc. and Rock & Roller molds. sponsored and supported the Freestyle was excellent through all the fin al rounds. Players' Association Tour. They have Their second disc called the A viar is now Tri-State Disc Golf The crowd was excellent 1500-2000, and been invaluable to the FPA. out. It is 21.1 em in diameter and has a Bob McMillin and Rich Detzal have just the event ran on time. Golf was also held The Phantom, a low profile golf and One year subscription- $7 .00 beveled edge. It flies true and very far been licensed by Ed Headrick to sell in­ (PDGA sanctioned) with around 60 players -almost as far as the Aero, Innova's first distance disc has just been released. The dividual 'pole holes' for $99.95. They can Two years- $12.00 entering (35 amateurs). The gallery for the disc is 21 em in diameter and flie s very disc. In nova claims that the A viar flies be reached at (606) 331-5345. Three years- $16.00 fm al nine holes got to see a real treat as farther than the Aero into the wind. The far: it flies a distance comparable to the John Schiller of Ft. Collins birdied 6 out of rim is very easy to grip. Big D Disc Aero. The flight characteristics are uni· 9 holes. In Freestyle there were three que. It rocks a couple of times back and events-open, mixe d and co-op. Mixed co­ Some Aeros have been made in a harder A new disc manufacturer plans to be on the market in the next month with a 21.5 forth in a long flight, and it will plane out op was the initial event with the top honors plastic but fly no further than the normal if that is what's needed. Lifetime subscription, DSM shirt going to Hudoklin/Zameitus/Rosing. Open Aero. As for durability, no Aero has been em diameter, low profile golf and also went to J oey Hudokli n and hi s partner known to break with normal use. distance disc. The Dallas firm is a player Flying Disc Productions and any 2 Disc Wares Discs-$250. Larry Imperial e. In the finals of co-op, it company and the disc was designed by a Ed Headrick Stanford aerospace engineer. The 1983 World Flying Disc Champion­ (Specify shirt size & discs) looked like J oey Hudoklin might sweep the ships is being sold on 1/z " VHS video tape fmals after their routine, but the "Colo­ Ed is trying to patent his discs' "under­ Wham-0 Mfg. 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8 Disc Sport s Mauazine Disc SporL'i Mauazine 9 Disc Aerodynamics weight) at very low flight speed , to as much "turnover'' is very dependent on the shape clock over the disc. Twelve o'clock is in the as 0.1 lbs. (23 % of the disc's weight) at of the di c. direction of the disc's flight, three o'clock is extremely high flight speeds. The fact that the disc is spinning provides on the right, and so on. Assume for now that Simple disc plays games with wind Pressure drag is more complex than skin the key to understanding the tendency of the disc is spinning in the clockwise direction. friction drag. Basically, pressure drag is the disc to roll Since the disc is spinning, it If the disc has more lift acting on its front caused by flow eparation. The air flowing behaves like a gyroscope. A gyro cope has half than on its back half, then the three By Fort Felker over the surface of the disc is not able to some intere ting dynamic propertie . One o' clo k position will move up and the nine When you stick a knife in a jar of honey Lift: A flying disc must produce a lift make extremely sharp turns. When . he of these properties is that if you pu h down o'clock position will move down. If the disc Editor's Note: Fort Felker has been throwing and pull it out, the honey sticks to the knife force to offset its weight or it would imme­ airstream is unable to turn sharply enough on the edge of a gyroscope the point where has more lift on the back half than on the discs for more than nine years. He has a and slowly runs off the end If you try the diately fall to the ground The disc's unique to follow the disc's surface it " separates" you are pushing will not move down. In­ front half, then the three o'clock position Bachelor of Science degree in Aeronautics same experiment with cooking oil you'll characteristics raise some questions about from the surface of the disc. stead, the gyro will move down at a point will move down and the nine o'clock position and Astronautics, with honors, from the fwd that it run off the knife faster than the how this lift is produced For example, a The region of separated flow next to the that is 90 degrees away from the point will move up. Most discs roll in this direction Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He honey; and if you use water you'll see that the disc has a cross-sectional shape that is not surface of the disc is filled by turbulent, where you push. Imagine a clock face on the when they are thrown with a clockwise spin. currenUy works for the National Aeronautics water hardly sticks to the knife at all We even close to the cross-sectional shape of chaotic air that tends to be dragged along gyro. Six o' clock is closest to you, three This indicates that most discs produce and Space Administration, where he is con­ describe these results by saying that honey an airplane airfoil Does the disc have lift with the disc. This region of turbulent air o'clock is to your right, and twelve o'clock is more lift on their back half than on their ducting research on the aerodynamics of has a lot of uiscosity. Cooking oil has less characteristics that are different from those has a lower pressure than it would if the away from you. If the gyro is spinning front half. helicopters. viscosity than honey, and water has less of an airplane wing? How does the spin of airstream had not separated Since the low clockwise and you push down at twelve Disc aerodynamics is a challenging and than either. the disc affect its lift in forward flight? pressure region is acting on an aft-facing o' clock, the edge of the gyro will move down fascinating topic for me, and this article has Tossing a disc through the air is fun. Air has viscosity, too. When you throw a The best way to answer these questions part of the disc, it causes drag on the disc at the three o' clock position. If the gyro i barely scratched the surface of the subject One of the reasons is that the disc can be disc through the air, the air sticks to the is to conduct a wind tunnel test In a wind and slows it down. It would be very difficult spinning counter-clockwise and you push If any readers have conducted experiments made to fly in so many different ways. You surface of the disc just like the honey sticks tunnel test the disc is mounted in a tunnel to estimate the pressure drag on a disc. It is down at twelve o'clock, the edge of the gyro that could shed some more light on the can make the disc curve to the right or to the knife. The thin layer of air that sticks that has air blowing through it The lift on strongly influenced by the details of the will move down at the nine o'clock position. subject, or if you have some ideas of your curve to the left; throw the disc straight to to the disc and moves along with it through the disc can then be accurately measured shape of the disc. In fact, differences in What this means for a flying disc is that own, fd appreciate it if you would share your friends or make it hang over their the air is called a boundary layer. as a function of the wind speed, the disc's pressure drag probably account for the fact the rolling motion is caused by an imbalance them with me. Write me care of World Disc heads and slowly float into their hands. The The boundary layer spins around with angle of attack, and the disc's rate of spin. that some disc designs consistently fly in the lift acting on the front and back Championships, P.O. Box 73, Capitola, CA interplay between the disc and the wind the disc. The centrifugal force on the air in There were two wind tunnel tests con­ farther than others of equal size and weight halves of the disc. Once again, imagine a 95010. adds a whole new dimension to the sport the boundary layer tends to force it to the ducted on various models of flying discs in In any case, the pressure drag is probably It's intriguing that such rich and complex rim of the cijsc. Although the air right at the Cambridge, Massachusetts, during the mid­ several times larger than the skin friction flight characteristics can be found in an surface of the disc sticks to the disc, the seventies. Another wind tunnel test was drag at any flight speed object as simple as a disc. rest of the air in the boundary layer is slung conducted at Harvard University. The re­ Induced drag is caused by the lift on the I have spent many hours trying to out to the rim of the disc bv the centrifugal sults of both wind tunnel tests were the disc. Even if there was no skin friction drag understand and explain these flight charac­ force. The closer the air gets to the rim the same. The lift produced by the disc was or pressure drag a lifting disc would still teristics. What I have learned has come stronger the centrifugal force becomes. proportional to the square of the air velocity. slow down because of its induced drag. from many different sources, including ex­ The boundary layer on the bottom of the For disc angles of attack in the range that Induced drag increases with the square of periments and discussions with other en­ disc is moving pretty fast when it runs into discs normally fly, the lift was directly the disc's angle of attack and the square of thusiasts. I have applied some of the results the rim of the di c, and the air gets deflected proportional to the angle of attack. The the flight speed For a throw that has a large of classical aerodynamic theory to the prob­ down by the rim. You might expect that the disc's rate of spin did not have a large effect angle of attack, such as an air-bounce lem of disc flight In this article I will boundary layer on the top of the disc would on the lift of the disc. Apparently, the main throw, the induced drag can be as large as discuss some of the things that I have be slung straight out from the disc when it effect of the disc's spin in forward flight is 0.3 lbs. (68 % of the disc's weight). The introd.uoee learned about flying disc aerodynamics. gets to the edge, but this does not happen. the NEWEST HIGH to stabilize the disc. Of course, the spin induced drag is easily the largest component QUALIT'l :rooTBAG - Instead, the air tends to follow the surface What makes a disc Ooat? does contribute some lift, as was shown of the total drag at low speeds. At high BE'ITER BY DESIGN and EJLJOYliD of the disc as long as it can, and the earlier in this article, but the amount of lift speeds the di c has a very small angle of by both recreational p.la.}'er Everyone who has thrown a disc with a boundary layer air is partially turned down contributed by the spin was small compared attack and the induced drag would be less and professional alike. EASIEST ro KICK .. .I friend has seen how it will sometimes stop as it tries to follow the surface of the disc. to the lift produced by the wind blowing than 0.05 lb . (11 ~ of the disc's weight). in the air above your friend's head, hang ITS PLASTIC BEADS MAKE IT Newton's third law of motion says, "For over the disc. Thus, at high flight speeds, the induced SOUND ANIMATED . . .l there for a moment. and then slowly float every action there is an equal and opposite Drag: The total drag on a flying disc can drag is the least important" of the three ITS BRIGHT COWRS WITH down into her or his hands. Have you ever reaction." In this case, the action is the be divided into three parts called: skin kinds of drag. BLACK CONTRAST MAKE IT HIGHLY VISIBLE . . .l wondered why it comes down so slowly, boundary layer air being deflected down by friction drag, pressure drag, and induced Disc "Turno uer": One of the most diffi­ even when it's not moving forward? the rim of the disc, and the reaction is the cult things for a beginning disc thrower to NO BREAK-IN NECESSARY .. .! drag. The total drag on a disc depends on IT'S WASHABLE .. .I For a long time I thought that the only resulting lift rm the disc. Thus, the deflected the size of the disc and on the air density. It learn is the need to compensate for the SIPA SIPA" FOOI'BAG reason the disc carne down so slowly was boundary layer air gives the disc lift for the increases linearly with the air density and natural tendency of the disc to roll in its 1B the BEST FOOTBAG for the resistance of the air. I thought that the same reason that a rocket's exhaust shooting also increases proportionally to the square flight Some discs do this more than others. the new pl38er and the air slows the disc's fall just like it slows a down gives the rocket lift Cheap, lightweight discs roll very rapidly. experienced pl~ of the disc diameter. The air density is less who wa.nt to get feather's fall However, one day I did a Heavy golf discs do not "turnover'' much at Disc Aerodynamics in Forward Flight at high altitudes and during hot days. Thus, MOREKICKB Put simple experiment that proved that the air a good way to make a long throw would be all, but this is due more to their increased out of on some tunes resistance wasn't the only thing that kept Jn addition to the lift produced by the to bring a small-diameter disc to Denver on angular movement of inertia than to any their & footbag. the disc aloft I got a friend to help me and disc's spin, there are three other effects a hot summer day. aerodynamic phenomenon. The fact that Dance it around! took two identical discs up to the second that occur when a di c is moving through Skin friction drag is the easiest to under­ the fundamental cause of the rolling is floor balcony about 10 feet above the the air. The disc moving through the air stand It's simply the drag on the surface of aerodynamic in origin can be demonstrated ground We both dropped our discs at the produces lift and drag for the same reasons the disc caused by the friction on the air as by throwing a disc into the wind and then same time, but I made my disc spin as I that an airplane wing produces lift and it goes by. Skin friction drag is important for throwing the same disc downwind You will released it The disc that was not spinning drag. Also, the disc has a tendency to roll, or streamlined bodies like airplanes, but is not fwd that the disc rolls much more rapidly always hit the ground well before the disc "turnover'' as it flies. In the following the most important drag mechanism for a when flying into the wind than it does when that was spinning. This shows that the spin sections, fll discuss these effects one at a flying disc. I estimate that the skin friction flying downwind Also, people who have of the disc somehow gives it lift time. experimented with different disc shapes drag ranges from 0.02 lbs. (5 ~ of the disc's have found that the tendency of the disc to • Copyright 1984 Nara Ula. Inc I 0 Disc ports Magazine Disc Sports Magazine 11 LARGE DISC COMPARATIVE CROSS-SECTION GUIDE Skills Development INTERNATIONAL The 'Body Roll' By Bill Wright "DISC LANGUAGE" tearful goodbye at San Francisco Airport SWEDEN: The Swedish phone direc­ tories include the individual's vocation. A body roll is an extremely satisfying After housing the Japanese Women's was a tribute to two nations communicating ~,. Ultimate team "Seagulls"- at the WFDC because of our sport- in "Disc Language," In a new entry for Per Gustavsson of ,. 28.8 em dla 3.15 em ht freestyle disc maneuver. Simpley stated, a Gotenborg, he is listed simply as 1983- the international i very meaningful Much Love to Yaoko-Kumiko(Q)- Chi­ body roll involves the disc rolling across the "Frisbeeplayer." arms and various parts of the body (ex: These six women are from the Tokyo haru- Midori- Yumi- and Shigeko. A-RI'GA'TO' back roll, chest rol~ leg roll). A body roll is Keizai University ultimate team which was Disc raft SKY-STYLER the #2 women's team in Japan thi year. Donna Kinne an excellent way to accent a freestyle SWEDEN: The European Frisbee Cham­ When I picked them up at Erik's Deli on routine. Whether catching the rol~ con­ pionships were held on July 10-14 in August 5, 1983, it eemed as though the tinu~g the combination or incorporating Orebro, Sweden. Eleven nations were week would be a long one. They couldn't rolls mto co-ops,each situation requires European Frisbee represented including Sweden, Den­ ' speak English and I sure couldn't peak different control methods. Slight breezes mark, Norway, Finland, West Germany, Japanese. Luckily the waitre at Erik's Championships ~ are ideal for rolling because the breeze will Austria, Great Britain, Switzerland,' ~- Deli had a friend who could and we learned Orebro Sweden 27.4 em dla 3.35 em ht hold the disc fll'Dlly against the body. AU Holland, Ireland and Italy. A new that they knew a whole lot more English but 10-14 July the varying uses and elements involved in Juniors World Record was set in Throw, were embarrassed at their speaking skills. body rolling will present different ways to Run & Catch by Per Bergstrom from l' Along with a lot of hard li tening and ~~!: Disc raft ULTRA-STAR achieve the optimal roll Its completion in Overall: Linkoping, Sweden in a qualifying meet writing notes to each other (they write the best from involves these factors: 1/ Torsten Gorke W.GER. to the championships: he threw 66.5 w English better than they speak it) , we Face the Wind In any amount of 2/ Stefan Karlsson SWEDEN meters- and caught it! Torsten Gorke, of communicated well by the end of our time breeze, always face the wind for optimal 3/ Dieter Johansson SWEDEN West Germany, won the title with a together. The shared experiences were rolling. This will help keep the disc afloat 4/ Fredrik Blom SWEDEN throw of 77.2 meters in TRC and a 131 something none of us will ever forget Since before initial contact, against the body 5/ Mats Lof SWEDEN meter throw in distance. Other events 011!1!:1 II'"" their return to Japan, I have received during the roll and afloat for any con­ held were discathon, maximum time letters in which they prai e the disc sport ~, 27.7 em dla 3.80 em ht tinuation after the roll (eL after popping aloft, golf, accuracy, double disc court players here in this country very highly. the disc back up in the air with the hand). and freestyle. Sweden won the team ti­ The many skills of play which they ob erved Women: ~~ Initial Contact Contact the disc so tle, followed in order, 2nd through 5th, ' and participated in from ultimate to free­ 1/ Karin Karlsson SWEDEN that its direction corresponds to your body 2/ Barbro Langljuth SWEDEN by West Germany, Finland, Norway and Wham-0 165G (80 E) position. Often times a disc shoots out of style apparently have increa ed the en­ 3/ Maini Shildt FINLAND Austria. t control when the body is not lined up with thusiasm for a return trip next year. The the disc direction (eL a front counter clock chest roll is initiated with the right hand and arm). Body Movement and Positioning The usual movement is to step into the disc so P' 27.8 em dla 3.55 em ht that good contact is made throughout the 1 roll Good body positioning will also make r rol~ lt=f:l for a smoother keep your body in the fit?: Destiny Discs FLOATER natural path of the disc. Movement tip: V: Copyright 1884 DAVE STEMBEL move with spin of the disc (to the left on a counter roll) to have a slower controled roll, or move against the spin (to the right on a counter roll) for a faster roll (turbo). Golf Discs • Ultimate Discs • Freestyle Discs Constant Contact The more the disc is 1 in constant contact with the body the better ..e::::s==·- control and esthetic characteristics the roll T-Shirts • Footbags • Books • much more will have. A bouncy roll risks wind altering and varied control on the fmish of the roll Disc Angle This factor is very impor­ SEND YOUR NAME & ADDRESS TO: I tant in stronger wind conditions. A flatter angle is necessary in higher winds, more angle is needed with indoor type conditions. DISCOVERING THE WORLD Note: All these factors can vary de­ P.O. BOX 125-A pending on the actual purpose of the roll (eL set up, catch, brush); experiment with DAVIS, CA 95617 different angles when the conditions per­ mit You'll find that body rolls can take on many different forms when initiated at OR CALL: different angles and body positions. The beginner should start with the simple chest (916) 756-DISC [. roll (hand, arm, chest, arm, hand).

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The establishment of a P A sanctioned one priority of the teams this spring. The (and indication) is that the spring of 1985 national collegiate championship series was conference schedule was therefore pieced will see more priority scheduling of con­ a necessary and timely addition to the together by matches involving conference ference games. Eight teams participated in development of competitive Ultimate play. teams at a variety of existing tournaments, SAUC play this spring and four or five more It has become increasingly obvious over the teams may join in '85. last couple of years that college teams, on Perhaps if a number of other conferences the whole, are no longer competitive with are formed around the country on a more club teams. College Ultimate is destined to realistic geographic basis, the P A might The majority of established spring tour­ become a varsity sport at uni­ recognize these conferences and award naments are geared more toward the club versities nationwide and inter­ berths to regional and/or national playoffs teams, with national draw not uncommon. collegiate conference play is a based on conference play in the future. Many college teams, except the very serious, College Ultimate is destined to become a don't attend these tournaments. There is necessary first step in gaining varsity sport at univ • .-sities nationwide and clearly a need for college oriented play and the attention, interest and re­ inter-collegiate conference play is a nec­ the UP A should be applauded for their spect of the varsity sports com­ essary first step in gaining the attention, efforts toward this end. interst and respect of the varsity sports Using the regions currently recognized munity. community. University athletic councils by the UP A for the collegiate championship will be more inclined to give serious series may be the easiest way to organize consideration to the prospect of varsity from an administrative standpoint, but it is as well as tournaments set up specifically Ultimate if their club sports teams can not necessarily the easiest way to compete for the conference (Clemson March 31- demonstrate efficient, competitive, and from the college team's perspective. The Aprill and Raleigh April14-15). The hope structured conference play. priorities of the college team are different from those of the average club team. Mone­ tary and travel considerations are much more heavily weighed by the college player

It has become increasingly ob­ vious over the last couple of years that college teams, on the whole, are no longer competitive with club teams.

than by his/her club counterpart The region recognized by the UPA are simply too large for the college team. It was with these considerations in mind, along with the overriding desire to play ltimate, that a number of college team in the Carolina region were prompted to form a conference promoting inter­ collegiate play. The South Atlantic Ultimate Conference was initially planned with the Atlantic Coast Conference in mind but a number of other schools in the ACC corridor expressed interest in joining and were gladly welcomed. Due to the fact that the conference was Fl ing disc resources have been just being formed as the spring season An intense shot. This shot was taken at the 1983 Solstice in Eugene, Oregon in ta Cruz of Carolyn Yabe and Stacy Anderson. b itom for convenient r !erenc~. World Disc Poster aesthetically added in black on the .blube atht~e a~ing in California for $10. It wlll began and many teams had already made the women's finals between Dark Star (throwing) from Eugene and the Santa This lull size 18" by 23 1/a" poster w1ll e w o es This beautiful World Disc Championships poster 11 probably the mcest disc their plans, the conference wasn't the number surely become a collector's item. extra post if it is part of a D1se Barbara Condors. Photo by Chris Perry. poster ever made. From the reOection of the disc on the chrome·hke letters, to M# ·E22 PRICE· 5 00 plus 80cpost, or no ITE . . . r n page 31.) the subtle letter bracelet around Carolyn's wrist, to the oc~an wave on theS, thta Wares Catalog order. (See order orm 0 16 Disc Sports Magazine is art at its finest. Artist Mike Abbey rendered a Ro~s Tob1as photo taken In San to play my cards right Discs were hard to come by and every chance I got I picked up heavy 70 molds. Then in the tournament we Jeff Watson Interview had to use 71 molds. But I was able to throw the heaviest di cs in the mold Tim Selinski let me use some of hi discs in the Distance competition: 178g and 179g 71 Editor's Note: Jeff has had hi most ucces - the top four for the championship. And That was the only tournament I went to to molds. That helped me get my 121 meter Cui competitive season thi pa t ummer of '83, playing at your be t for the championship is qualify. After that I didn't do any other throw. I got out there the 4th of August winning $7,000.00 in prize money by taking the ultimate feeling. tournaments for a while. Then I got invited Jerry and Debbie Garrett put me up at their Firsts in the Mazda/Wham-0 hampionship , D M: When was your first golf final? to the Mazda/Wham-0 Championships. I house and by the time the tournament the World Disc Golf Championship in Huntsville, Jeff: It wa in 1980 at the World Frisbee stayed in shape by Freestyling on the beach opened I felt like a local player. That helped AL, the La Mirada S Open Golf ham pion hip Championships' Irvine cour e. We also a lot And running a lot I trained mostly by me a lot It really gave me a good feeling and the Florida State Golf Championship. played three final holes at the Ro e Bowl on myself. I knew I was playing well about California living. It was like moving in DSM: How long have you been playing unday. It wa between Ro s nyder and D M: You certainly were. Judging by with family. This was the most fanta tic disc sports? me to fini h off for the golf title. Those the year you had so far. How do you like visit to the West Coast yet for me. Jeff: Seven or eight year . Let's ee, I three hole were the mo t pres ure I have Freestyling on the beach? DSM: Were you impressed by the started in '75. Nine year . ever felt while in a final because there were Jeff: I love it There's no other disc play women's play at Santa Cruz? DSM: When did you first tart fri bee 35,000 pectator in the Rose Bowl. like it Especially in Sarasota Jeff: Yes! Fir t of all, Tami Pellican of in competition? D M: How did the three holes go? DSM: What makes it so special in Gaine ville won the overall You know, a Jeff: I first started with my brother Jeff: I almost lost on the last hole when I Sarasota? Florida player. But there were so many Mark and we went to our first tournament women in the tournament-and so many double bogeyed, but I had three trokes on Jeff: Beautiful background Clean air. in 1976. We fu-st began by teaching our­ strong women throwers. The ltimate Ross going into it, so I won by one stroke. Windy. The people. selves how to throw the different grip Championships there drew some of them. D'SM: How about Golf in Sarasota? which were the side arm, the thumber and Great energy. the overhand Mark was the first one to Jeff: Something Sarasota needs very DSM: What do you do for a living? Jeff (center) at the 1981 Springfield, MO Golf & Distance Nationals with learn long distance throwing and he won Christma came early thi year. I much is a golf course. Jeff: I have a custom silk screen busine s. both the accuracy and the distance in that DSM: Where do you play? Mainly tee shirts. I used to work for other Michael Conger (left) and Tom Monroe. Jeff won this tournament. Photo by fu-st tournament and I was right behind definitely ' trained hard for the Jeff: I guess my favorite spot is Sarasota companies but when I won the Mazda/ Luann Headrick. him We used masters in our first tournament. tournament. At lea t I played Junior High School There's Gillespie Park Wham-0 Tournament, I opened my own DSM: How did you become a suces ful every chance I could. And gave it and the Ringling Museum which also have shop with the prize money. frisbee player? everything I had whenever I nice open land for throwing and where DSM: Do you do any Disc shirts? Jeff: In 1977 was my fir t year travelling we've even had tournaments-but I seem Jeff: Naturally. fll send you a couple. for world championship qualifying points, played. to be doing most of my training at the fll even adverti e if the rates are good but I didn't get invited to the 1977 Ro e Junior High I would like to help organize a DSM: They're very good. What do you Bowl However, Mark and Blue Ronk did pole hole course here in Sarasota We're plan for next year? get to go to compete. Mark placed second working on it Jeff: I plan to stay in shape. fll be back. in accuracy behind John Kirkland Kirkland D M: What was the rea on for that DSM: Are there enough other good DSM: Do you think you can improve on also won the overall that year. double bogey-why weren't you more con­ players around Sarasota to give you com­ your showing this year? DSM: Who inspired you in the begin­ ervative on that last hole when you were petition? Jeff: fd say ye I could improve. I can ing? up by three strokes? Jeff: Yeah There's Tim Willis, Tom improve on my play from the last year's Jeff: Mark was very influential on my Jeff: It wa an accident that I didn't Krajna, and Greg Hosfeld when he visits. experience, but that won't necessarily win really getting into the competition. John make the mandatory on the first shot Steve Slasor comes over to play once in a tournaments. But I do see myself putting Kirkland and Ken Westerfield appeared in because ju t before I teed off a voice while. Florida has the fmest land for some things together better. a centerfold in Frisbee World Magazine. behind me said "Go for it, Jeff," o I went Frisbee as far as climate and terrain, and DSM: Do you have any advice for That picture basically launched my career. ahead and went for it but I mis ed the shot good players come out of the woods here. aspiring players? Those three people were the ones who by four feet DSM: What about the Wham-0 Jeff: Practice, work hard, have fun, meet really inspired me. D M: Who e voice was it? tournament? people and learn. A k que tions to learn DSM: What was your ftrst major Frisbee Jeff: Tom Wingo' . Jeff: What a surprise. Christmas came new things and then practice them and Tournament? D M: Do you wish he hadn't said it? early this year. I definitely trained hard for improve on them. Jeff: My fu-st major Frisbee Tourna­ Jeff: No, fm glad I went for it. It was thetournament At least I played every DSM: Any Ia t remarks? ment was in 1976 in Florence, AL where I uery exciting. And besides, fm responsible chance I could And I gave it everything I Jeff: Yes. I appreciate all your help and met Tom Monroe, the host of the tourna­ for my action , not any prompter. had whenever I played I won a tournament believe me, it really feels good so be sure ment Tom won that tournament He showed D M: I like that philo ophy. Which of in Rockledge, Golf and Discathon, on my and add-in how much love there is between the guys and me what we could do with a the di c sports do you like the mo t? birthday in May. I placed higher than four me and all those great Frisbee friend that frisbee besides playing catch and throwing Jeff: I gue s it would be Golf. Wei~ a very good players there: Krajna, Pellicane, are out there. Work for justice. accuracy. When we got to the tour, we met toss-up between Free tyle and Golf. Nick Hart and Greg Hosfeld That was a DSM: Work for justice. people like Dan Roddick, J. Cahow, Irv Immen e pleasure out of both A tie. nice birthday present Then a week before Kalb and those were the people who were D M: How' d you train this year? the Wham-0 tournament there was ano­ doing the freestyle with control (nail delay, Jeff: I tarted fairly early. I got beat in ther tournament at Rockledge-just Golf. I body rolls and footkicking) like we had not February at Rockledge (the disc pole used that for a sort of warm up. I only used seen before. course in southeast Florida) and I pushed Wham-0 products to get used to it since It will be a great day when our schools DSM: How doe it feel to be in the final my elf harder ince then. I won an Atlanta that's all that would be allowed I finished get all the money they need and the air Jeff twirling an in-the-box 141G World Class in front of some of his trophies round at the World Disc Championships? tournament in April to qualify for the third in that one, behind Hosfeld and Steve force has to hold a bake sale to buy a at his home in Sarasota. Jeff: The feeling is very exciting to be in World Disc hampion hip at Huntsville. lasor. After that I felt pretty ready. I had bomber. Disc Sports Magazine 19 18 Disc port Magazine Flatball ... Short Flights The Disc-tionary A letter from Kansas included the following The National Frisbee Festival is the new Entry Item anecdote: name of the Smithsonian Frisbee FestivaL three The term hyzer refers to the Disc golf is still pretty new in this wide Bill Good, the former organizer, has changed angle on the disc in the lateral expanse of Western Kansas. I didn't realize job positions within the government, so dimension. In other words, if the how much impact it had on the youth of this now Larry Schinde~ a long-time disc organ­ front of the disc is 12 o'clock as it small community until the mother of a five izer is heading up the 8th anual event The moves forward, hyzer is the rela­ year old thanked me for teaching her young date is 2 September (raindate 9-3) and tive position of 3 o'clock to 9 one how to count But, she wondered, "Why Larry can be reached at (301) 843-3655 for o'clock as a function of spin. With does he insist that nine is followed by one?" more information. clockwise spin, the lower the 9 She is presently hoping we get an 18-hole o'clock postion of the disc relative course before her newborn learns to count The Double Disc Court Players' Association to the 3 o'clock position, the greater the hyzer. This reverses If you have an anecdote to share, please is changing its leadership from Jim Selinske with counter spin. send it to DSM True stories only. to Scott Zimmerman.

The John Dwork/Drae Van Sickle video four Mung refers to the 12 o'clock and DISC CARE (see Vol2, No. 1, p. 9) has recently won first 6 o'clock angle relative to the Warpage vs. 'Bendage' place in a video contest It was done to the flight path of the disc. If the 12 song Rocket by Herbie Hancock. o'clock position, or nose of the There is some amount of confusion over disc, is higher than the 6 o'clock whether or not a bent disc can be There's a rumor that we'd like to start position, then the disc has a straightened out To understand this, we about a lot of people playing full moon positive mung angle. This is also first have to understand the nature of the midnight disc golf. Rumor has it that it's referred to as a positive angle of bend a lot of fun. attack. A negative mung angle is If a disc has a bend that goes straight when the 6 o'clock position is through the disc (from 12 o'clock to 6 A new publication called Disc Golf Digest is higher than the nose of the disc o'clock) it is likely to be a reparable bend If being publisl}ed bimonthly by Steve Matul relative to the flight path. a disc has a bend that goes from 12 o'clock and the Midwest Disc Golf Club. A well to 3 o'clock, it is likely that it is an done golf publication with a regional focus. irreparable warp. If the shoulder of the disc (See Resources on page 25 for address.) Photo opposite: Robin Nichols sinking an has a depression that doesn't pop out and amazing shot on hole 5 of the Kansas City lingers for hours, it is likely that this is a Wide Open PDGA tournament in June of structural flaw in the disc which cannot be Long Flights last year. Photo taken by Mark Bracewell, repaired Don Barron of Las Vegas threw a 350' hole who was at the right place at the right If a disc that is being thrown all of a in one at La Mirada during tha Mazda U.S. time, with impeccable timing. sudden develops a flutter, it is likely that Open! Amazing. the disc, bent beyond flat in the reverse direction of the bend, would flatten out Most all discs are resilient nowadays. If a bend (versus a warp) persists, let it sit for a day while correcting the bend intermittently. You can stack a same-or similar-sized disc or two on it, but don't use a heavy book or something that may indent the flight plate. If it doesn't flatten out, it's a warp. Now, if you have a genuinely warped disc, what do you do with it'? Give it away, throw it away, feed it to a dog (figuratively writing) or return it to the manufacturer. If it isn't well used, the manufacturer may replace it New World Records On May 26 in Philadelphia at the pres­ tigious Octad tournament, Don 'Sauce' Cain of New Jersey throw a 16.72 second Maximum Time Aloft throw in the prelims! Don used a Wham-0 Fastback 6. The disc 'towered' twice and 'helixed' three times.

On 7 July, Roger Morris of San Diego, threw an Innova-Champion Aero 95.62 meters in the Grand Masters division at the Seniors tournament in Los Angeles. ":t OON'T KNOW HARRY. ~ YOU SUR~ iHIS IS IT?" 20 Disc Sports Magazine A few students have shown an interest A self caught flight for time intrigues them. meters and go out at 5 meter intervals up to The Sc~Q~l Disc Program in collecting. Last year I brought in most of After I demonstrate, they practice for a 70 meter . The school record ha stood for my personal collection and placed them on while, then form a line behind me. I step ix year at 98 yards with a 165 World three long table in the gym. Club members aside with my stop-watch, call the ftrst Clas. ... Junior High Style and interested people observed the sizes, student out away from the group and tell ltimate i played outdoor . If we are colors and varieties of the different discs. It her or him to throw easily so it's catchable. I fo~ced indoors, we play guts in the gym. We was fun watching them pick out their warn them about trying too hard and 'turning conclude our unit with an annual tourna- by Gil Silva favorite . it over.' A fll'st catch becomes a record. A orne of the players who go into high better effort becomes a newer record Some­ In the spring of 1975, I introduced narrated their freestyle moves-moves I disc play. school come back to the junior high for disc one comes away with a class record The all­ flying disc to the 7th and 8th graders of wanted to learn so I could teach. Prior to these demonstrations I wrote to sports after school, during the spring. A few time record of 10.5 seconds was done with a Most importantly, all 7th and Memorial Junior High School where I teach Mter the formal demo, Dave remained the now defunct International Frisbee Asso­ members drop out if progress is not quickly Humphrey Flyer. When our ten minute bell 8th graders are exposed to a physical education in Middleborough, Mass­ after school to show his world record ability ciation to fmd out the procedure in forming evident. I feel most player's expectation rings, signalling the end of gym activity, I two week flying disc unit in level far exceeds their achievement leveL generally hear shouts of "one more, one achusetts. All I could demonstrate then was in distance, impressing students and faculty physical education class .... I a flrnl underhand throw and a fair backhand alike, with throws well over 300 feet. Some But it take patience to make significant more." I call them together, check in the My trick catches consisted of a behind-the­ students wanted to know what kind of disc progres in any endeavor, usually. There­ school's discs and preview the next class. demonstrate the grip and back, as well as a between-the-legs, facing­ he was using. He showed them his 119g fore, it is necessary to remind them that it During each lesson, I show them at least release of five basic throws. The purpose of our club is to takes time, practice and a great deal of one freestyle move that they can attempt or the-throw catch. These moves were enough, World Class and discussed the disc size to provide a home base for players initially, to stimulate disc play, which was event relationship. It was an exciting after­ dedication to reach a high ability leveL practice if the main lesson doesn't move played only in small classes due to limited noon. in the area who will spend time Moreover, if I see an emotional let down, I them. Freestyle is always encouraged equipment-six Flying Saucers. I first met Johnson at the "Great Cam­ developing their skills and remind them of all they've learned and Accuracy is our next cia and five foot ment, our 9th this past June. A an intra­ what they know and how important it is to diameter hoops are targets. Pylons are mural activity, events are held in distance, The following spring, I purchased ten bridge Frisbee Throw" where he and John techniques in the cooperative Pro and Super Pro frisbees. Classes became Kirkland were attempting to throw a frisbee help other willing people, younger or older. placed 10, 15 and 20 meters from the accuracy and MTA Discs are awarded as more enjoyable. Students could throw the from Cambridge across the Charles River and competitive activities Most importantly, all? th and 8th graders hoops. Stance, concentration and release prize . The cost of a disc program is minimal; it frisbees further and they were easier to to Boston. Both Dave and John electrified within the club. are exposed to a two week flying disc unit in are stressed I have each student do at least can be co-ed; injuries are not eriou ; catch. Still, our program was limited to a the crowd Shouts of "Go, go, go" and phy ical education class. After each student one round of accuracy. A round consists of three throws behind each of the three pecial facilitie are not needed; mo t im­ couple of freestyle (I use that term loosely) "Come on bah~, fly" could be heard as portantly, it's fun, can be a lifetime port classes. people encouraged and tried to will the pylons. A successful throw is worth one and give on a chance for total and complete To stimulate wider interest, in the fall of frisbee to fulftll its across the river mission. a Frisbee club. To become an affiliate club point per meter. The school record is 8 out self-expression. Disc sports in the publi '76, I invited the then world distance cham­ Wham- 0 provided the happening with hun­ of the IF A, we needed a minimum of 15 A few members drop out if of9. Our next lesson i distance. Most are school are upon us. Whether we let them in pion, Dave Johnson, to demonstrate his dreds of Fastbacks. It was great fun! Also, members to join the IF A The IF A sent its progress is not quickly evident. encouraged to use a running start with a or leave them out, like a flying di c, is till freestyle routine with his talented partner, watching along with the crowd we witnessed affiliate clubs different written materials I feel most players' expectation regarding games, activities and events. backhand release. Markers start at 25 very much up in the air. Doug McRae. In our gym during the last an informal freestyle demonstration be­ level far exceeds their achieve­ period of the day, over 650 students, faculty tween Kirkland and Daryl Elliott. I saw the In March of '79, Dan Habeeb, '78 MTA and staff were treated to an exciting demon-· nail delay for the first time. This exchange World Champion, and Daryl Elliott put on ment level. It takes patience to stration. Dave had a portion of his disc was world class freestyle. Air brushes, body a fme freestyle show to music at the junior make significant progress in collection on a table at one end of the 'gym rolls, multiple tips, upside down rim spins high in the afternoon and another per­ any endeavor, usually. for all to see upon exiting. He also brought and many unknown-to-me-at-the-time moves formance for the community at large during his dog, Bracken, who made a few nice were employed I was fll'ed up for playing the evening at the high schooL The 'demo' catches. The crowd gave many ovations as I and interested in learning all I could about definitely stimulated membership and created civic interest. Club interest in­ choo e or i chosen as a partner, I demon­ creased to the point where I expanded strate the grip and release of five basic membership outside the schooL Besides throw - backhand, underhand. thumber, I DEPT. OF PH"''51 CAL !!DUCAT I ON having students and faculty in the club, we overhand wrist-flip and sidearm. Most learn had students from other schools, friends the backhand easily, but fmd the sidearm CONDITIONING­ TI!NN IS and relatives interested in disc play. ~__ _,.,N•fPIT~ ~-~/IHJ very difficult. Troubled catchers are ad­ CDUIIU!> ~TUOY The purpose of our club is to provide a vised to use a" clap" catch. More coordinated -nAY IN~ ~ l ~'llll.oiC.1tJl home base for players in the area who will ~eoth receivers are encouraged to use one hand --~ Cl»"" ..... spend time developing their skills and Student , al o, are encouraged to be crea­ techniques in the cooperative and com­ tive with their play. We talk about spin, petitive activities within the club. At times, wind and general playing conditions out­ we have competed in Ultimate against doors. other clubs in the area In addition, I give them the opportunity Club members pay an annual $5 fee and to put their name on their own disc(s) with a new members receive a Cobra Frisbee Club felt pen Mo t do and we've cut down on the T-shirt as well as a discount on a variety of number of lost or misplaced discs. The discs (usually bought in bulk). Disc size is chool' s di cs, consisting of Frisbees, Sky­ always discussed in regard to the different Stylers and Humphrey Flyers, are numer­ events. The Fastback is given to all students ically marked. Students check out a disc who participate in the school's annual maga­ and the number is put next to their name. zine drive. This white disc has the school They are responsible for checking in with logo in blue stamped on it. The most the same disc. Accountability has improved popular all-around discs are the 141 g World with this ystem. A typical public school Frisbee Class. Atypically, Gil Silva's Jr. High class in Class Frisbee and the 160g Sky Styler. In our econd class, if conditions are Massachusetts has been going for nine years. Also, Pyra discs have been in great demand right, we focu in on Maximum Time Aloft. 22 Disc Sports Magazine Disc ports Magazine> 23 1984 MAZDA U.S. OPEN SELF-CAUGHT FLIGHT FREESTYLE Resources Classified Ad Rates FRISBEE DISC Men Men Up to25 words for$15, $1.00 for each word Promote Disc Sports: Sell DSM CHAMPIONSHIPS 1st Ron Cootes, Santa Clara, CA 1st Coloradicals (Bill Wright, Doug Brani­ Player•' A11ociation1 thereafter. Prepaid only. No rate discounts. $1.50 cover price; we pay post. La Mirada, CA 2nd Scott Zimmerman & Snapper Pierson gan, Rick Castiglia, Ft. Collins, Colo­ Double Di!c Court Playen' Auociation 30 June, J July 3rd rado) 2700 Huntington Drive 10 copies at 60c: - 6.00 2nd Bayou Blasters (Jim Schmal, Shreve­ San Marino, CA 91108 4th Don Fogle, Seattle, W A 25 copies at 50< - 12.50 port, LA & Deaton Mitchell, Baton Yearly Membership $4.00 includes newsletter "Too often we enjoy the comfort of opinion OVERALL Women Rouge, LA) 50 copies at 40c: - 20.00 Freestyle Players' Association without the discomfort of thought." Men 1st Wende Coates 3rd Peter Rosing, Joey Hudoklin, Larry P.O. Box 2412 - John F. Kennedy 75 copies at 30c: - 22.50 2nd ,Judy Horowitz Imperiale, Santa Barbara, CA) 1st Scott Zimmerman, Pasadena, CA FL Collin!, CO 80522 100 copies at 25< - 25.00 2nd Doug Branigan, Ft Collins, CO 3rd Bethany Porter, Milwaukee, WI & 4th John Brooks, Chip Bell, Danny Sulli­ "Many citizens who supported Reagan in 4th Mandy Carreiro, Ithaca, NY van, Santa Barbara, CA Guts Players' Association 3rd Snapper Pierson, Coronado, CA 204 W. Michigan SL '80 are now having trouble supporting 4th Tom Krajna, Sarasota, FL Women Marquette, M1 49855 themselves." Classified Ads DISTANCE - Adapted, Bob Simon, Newscaster 1st Stacy Anderson& Carolyn Yabe, (906) 225-0879 18 Pole Holes for hire. Have truck, will Men Ft. Collins, CO Pro Disc Golf Assoc. (PDGA) "Those who make peaceful revolution im­ travel to your tournament for an immediate 1st Joe Youngman, L'Anse, MI 2nd Judy Horowitz& Sue Beukelman, P.O. Box 2415 possible, make violent revolution inevitable." 18 hole golf course. Contact Dan Bent at 2nd Scott Zimmerman Portland, OR Little Rock, AR 72203 John F. 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Box 7575 Alexandria NSW 201~ Austraha ACCURACY Men Greenwich, CT 06836 1st Mark Horn & Scott Zimmerman (203) 661 -2048 Austnan Frisbee Asoociation Men Yearly Membership $7.00 U.S., Peter Sp1egelhofer 2nd Snapper Pierson & Sean Sheldon, Heveaigasse 9·131 ~ 1st David Einsidler, Great Neck, NY Whittier, CA S 13 Foreign, includes newsletter k 1130 Wien, Austria 2nd Terry Thiele, Tempe, AZ 3rd Charlie & Harold Duvall, San Marino, Belgian Fnsbee A•sociation Women 3rd Mark Horn, Altadena, CA & Snapper CA, & Dave Dunipace, Riverside, Jacques Doe!Ach Avenue Montana 1120 Pierson CA & Tim Selinske, San Marino, CA Regional Newsletters 1st Judy Horowitz, Forest Hills, ~y 4th 1180 Bruooels, Bel~1um 2nd Tami Pellicane, Gainesville, FL 4th Women Disc Golf Digest Canadian Frisbee A••oc1at1on 3rd Mary Lowry, Seattle, W A Women 16 W. 518 Honeysuckle Rose, #208 Bob Blakely 4th Wende Coates, San Diego, CA 1st Judy Horowitz rio lrwm Toys Hinsdale, lL 60521 43 Hanna Avenue 2nd Tami Pellicane 1st Diane Margulies & Anni Kreml Toronto, Ontario 3rd Tita Ugalde, Los Angeles, CA 2nd Judy Horowitz & Sue Beukelman M6K I X6 Canada GOLF The Floater 4th Rita Duncan, Huntington Beach, Men 3rd Tami Pellicane & Mandy Carreiro rio MFA Un1ted Kmgdom Fri•bee Association CA & Vanessa Chambers 4th Bethany Porter & Tita Ugalde Box 14281 Andy Ritterband 1st Steve Bentley, Pasadena, CA rio Penfold Minneapolis, MN 55414 2nd Sam Ferrans, La Mirada, CA Bromford Ln., Lord End $5.00 per year BI.I"!Tiingham, England 88 2~A 3rd Frank Aguilera, La Puente, Ca A Peaceful Flight 4th Geoff Lis aman, Altadena, CA Federation Fran~ise de Frisbee By Joe Golton Mungazine Domm1que Guette Editor's note: The following was a sonnet until the editor changed two words (with the 239 Taos Road 2 Square Jean De La Fontaine Women Argenteuil 95100 France author's permission) to make it nonsexisL Now, I guess it's just a poem. A very nice one. Altadena, CA 91001 1st Tami Pellicane Enjoy. Frisbee Sport ltalia 2nd Judy Horowitz To fly, to float, to hover in the air, Franco F1gari 3rd Mary Lowry North Carolina Flying Disc Newsletter Via Melchiorre Gioia 4.1 A task which people alone cannot embrace, 203 Chamberlain St. Milan, Italy 4th Vane sa Chamber , Taylors, SC A circle of complete delight, beware; Raleigh, NC 27607 Japan Fri•bee Aooociation Slips left or right might ruin splendid grace. $2.50 per year Mr Dal Kiha DISCATHON Da1ni Showa Rl•d ., Suite 302 Oh how much better to perceive that disc 23·2 Salae I · Chome Men Of noble flight perform like dames from court Philadelphia Frisbee Club Newsletter Naka·ku Magoya 460 Japan 1st Harvey Brandt, Ithaca, ]'I;Y P.O. Box 322 Than skin from pigs to wobble, whirl, and whisk, Wayne, PA 19087 2nd Leonard Muise, Berkeley, CA Its way to brutes in such barbaric sport Svenaka Frisbee Forhundet $5.00 per year Johny Gustavoon 3rd Erwin Velasquez, N. 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26 Disc Sports Magazine Disc Wares Unlimited Inc. , Catalo~See Page 31 for ord£r form Disc Ware.-; atalo!-f Disc ports Ma!-fazine 27 r------DISCRAFTPRODUCTS'DISCS------~------DESTINY DISCS' 165 Gra• Freeetyle or Ultl•ate DIK THE PLASTIC: whereas thia Ia brand new, we are not firm on diae eolors. We are experimenting with a few colors but will prob­ ably atay with white and maybe clear. Commenta welcome! May apeclfy White or Experimental. SKY STYLER Recommended! THE FLOATER: there will be a few different metallic hotatamp eolors until we find one or more that we like. The prevloualy popular Floater, THE COLOR SERIES: is deaigned to maximize the diae'a aethetlc value In both the atllland revolving dynamics. The Starburst The marbled disc Ia the originally manufactured by nicest disc coloring One of the most Ia pretty when apinning, too. The Sun Disc's red and yellow eolors, when 1pinninc. blend into a aunaet. The Dazzler's metallic red Dreamfllchta, is now finally back ever! The colora are The Bird design disc and blue are uaed to afrect a continou• spectrum of red to purple to blue. popular & respon­ in production thanb to Jan Sobel striated and they swirl is available in clear and blend. No two discs sive Freestyle discs. of Deatiny Dlaes who waa alao a PRICE: 4.50 are alike. Your choice of It's also one of the or black plastic. The partner in Dreamflichta. Thla Set of 4: 16.00 Hot Purple and White most successful at Sunburst design disc diae is hot: it' a reaponaive, finely Any combo mixed together-or­ winning Freestyle comes in either pur­ tooled, fHia nlee, is very 1table, of 5: 4.05 y eUow and Red mixed ple, blue, yellow, and reaponda well to fine play. On 10: 3.80 together. Both tournaments. top of all that, thi1 is a player 15: 3.65 colora blend together and each disc color comes with white, and hot purple. 160 Grams. company dlac and Ia inexpenalvel 20:3.50 a Black, or a Blue, or Gold hotstamp. This Is a great 30: 3.40 looking and performing disc. ITEM#: D29 QTY 5 10 15 20 80 QTY 5 10 15 20 80 THE STARBURST ITEM I De7 THE SUN DISC ITEM 1: 046 THE DAZZLER ITEM • 09e ITEM#: D107 PRICE: 7.00 Set of2: 13.50 PRICE: 5.50 THE FLOATER ITEM a 021 Complete Set of 6; each hotstamp on each disc: 38.00 ss 5.10 4.85 4.70 4.55 4.80 u * 5.45 5.20 4.95 4.70 4.50 SILICONE LUBRICANT THE DISC WARES WHAM-0 165G COLOR SERIES -- These are high quality attractive discs RAINBOW DISC at reasonable prices from a player company With over six years SPIRAL DISC .----.,...------THE AMF VOlT LINE,------~ of testing various This beautiful design brands of disc lubri­ is 3 colors when still THE ULTRA-STAR cant&, we have not and 6 when spinning. B'BALL FLATBALL DISCRAFT is a long- found better slick. Available only from This is the same disc as the Ultimate standing and well This lubricant Disc Wares. The de­ Vector except this disc color is respected player com­ doesn't get sticky as sign was put on a orange and the imprint is of a basket­ pany. Designed speci­ others sometimes do 165G with freestyle ball. Novel, and a good flyer. fically for Ultimate but and doesn't 'attract' in mind but it adds ITEM#: D106 some Freesytlers use it. grit as others often aesthetics to any disc PRICE: 6.75 do. Each can lasts a Theil! popvlar due• Good all-around disc. ITEM# A03 discipline. very long time. Con­ are more attractive Stiffer than the 165 G. It PRICE: STILL 2.25 ITEM#: 010 tains no fluorocar­ ' than thue de1igm ALOHA HAW All has met a favorable 6 or more 1.95 each PRICE: 6.50 response in the disc com­ bons. See set price below. portray. This is the same disc as SOCCER FLATBALL munity. 175 Grams. the Ultimate Vector This is a 28cm disc that flies well. the DISC COLORS: ITEM#: D57 ..---- NORTH AMERICAN TOURNAMENT SERIES DISCS ----.. except this disc has a design creates a very nice effect White, yellow, black, PRICE: 6.15 These attractive sets are made of highly durable clear plastic. Tiey com­ very attractive 7 color when flying. The shoulder has no gripping decoration and is a little hot purple and clear. memorate the tournament series that led up to the World Frisbee Cham­ decal. soft-good for air brushing. pionships. Sold as sets or separately. ITEM#: 0105 ITEM#: 0107 1979 Cahow 1980 Beukelman 1981 Tompkins PRICE: 6.75 PRICE: 6.75 lie• I Slu Prl<• lte• I Slle Prlte lte• , Sbe Pritt 068 1190 4.50 061 1190 us 0'70 1190 4.76 Oft tUG 6.50 062 t4tG 5.25 PRICE 6.50 1271 141G 6.75 1:!63 tes(l 8.25 Set of 2: 10.00 Set of 2: 9.50 Set of 3: 15.00 FREESTYLE VECTORS All 3 sizes have a uni- ULTIMATE VECTOR NO NUKES que 2-piece disc design. AMF K9 DISC PEACE MINI Stable & responsive. This is the Floater re­ A California Flyer mini Translucent non-gouge QUANTITY DISCOUNTS modeled with a new Rigid and dog-tooth top piece. Passed the anti-slip shoulder and tested. The hard plas­ that is stable. Uaed for DISC 5 10 15 20 freezer/10' kick test. more weight from the tic makes it more dur­ indoor or light wind play. Holds slick well. Pret­ he a vier night-glow able. Very slightly un­ TM political golf marker. 28FV 7.20 6.85 6.50 6.20 ITEM 1:048 ty. 27FV 6.25 6.00 5.50 5.00 plastic. It feels better stable but the dogs and seems to fly truer. PRICE: 1.25 28 cm/175 Grams 25FV 5.75 5.25 4.95 4.60 won't care. ULT.V 5.80 5.70 5.60 5.50 Attractive 3 color ITEM#: 0&7 8 or more 1.00 each Same size as the Rain· K9 3.95 3.80 3. 70 8.60 hotstamp. Still good PRICE: 8.95 DELUXE LARGE DISC AND GEAR BAG bow Aloha 5.80 5.70 5.60 5.50 ITEM#: 049 for Freestyle, too. HIGH RIGIDITY Thts multiple use bag fits 165G discs. It has a se­ Soccer 5.80 5.70 5.60 5.50 170 Grams PRICE: 6.50 B'BaU 5.80 5.70 5.60 5.50 The Wham-0 165G cond zipper, a detachable adjustable shoulder @) See set price below ITEM#: D52 strap, a separately zippered end compartment 25 cm/135 Grams in dense plastic for PRICE: 5.95 and an end pouch that snugly holds a Rainbow siz­ 27 cm/145 Grams Good for warm-up & a crisper touch ip ed disc for quick access. Very practical. 165G HDX Sky Styler size. wind-down. Freestyle. ITEM#: A12 This highly popular Very responsive. ITEM#: 051 Also see the Golf section ITEM#: D56 PRICE: 11.95 and very durable ITEM#: D50 PRICE: 5.95 PRICE: 5.50 165G is good for any PRICE: 6.25 F.V. SET OF 3: 17.95 for AMF's Golf Discs normal use and great High Rigidity & Reflection in cold weather. Good Disc Quantity Discounts: for ultimate or free­ POSTERS AND POST CARDS 5 10 15 20 30 I FIELD MARKER CONES style. Wham-0 sells Now two of the most popular Due Warer shirt designs are available on full color 5.30 5.20 5.10 4.95 4.80 it in interesting col­ 1 A multi-use item. Can be posters for home enjoyment and black and white post cards for unique messages to ors, but only one col· used for Ultimate, as friends or mini-posters. The post cards come in one dozen amounts of either design (no REFLECTION DISC or at a time. Color tee markers, or for mixing within a dozen). Circus poster design more elaborate & nicer. An aesthetically pleas­ preference filled if MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE: If you are not DOC. Highly possible. Quantity Savings: completely satisfied for any reason at all, you ing purple & metallic visible. ITEM #: Ell CIRCUS POSTER POST CARD SIZE: 118 mm x 147 mm ITEM#: D09 5 5.95 20 5.60 may return your undamaged purchase within blue design on a white ITEM#: E09 CIRCUS SIZE: 13" x 17" ITEM #: E13 DOZEN CIRCUS POST CARD Wham.() 165G. The de­ 5.80 30 5.50 three weeks and the payment for the returned PRICE: .95; PRICE: 6.15 10 ITEM #: E12 WORLD PEACE POSTER ITEM #: E14 DOZ. WORLD PEACE P.C. sign doesn't do much 15 5.70 50 5.40 item(a) will be refunded in full . W.P. SIZE: 13" x 19" (Horiz.) POST CARD PRICE: 1.95 PER DOZEN 10 for 9.00 POSTER PRICE: 2.95 EACH, NOW $2.50 when spinning though. 20 for 17.00 ITEM#: D87 50 for 36.00 PRICE: 5.50 2 Di c ports Magazine Di c Ware Unlimited, Inc., Catalog- ee Page 31 for order form Disc Wares Catalog Disc ports Magazine 29 Brand New Discs TOOREE MYSTERY SHIRT Disc Golf Association's KITTYHA WKS , This is the amazing original _ nying can-or half can, ~sit~ The I'll try my luck mise. shirt P.O. Box 333, Amherst, MA 01004 1 9 10 20 were . Made of l1ght _ grab-bag special. Assorted DISC WARES UNLIMITED, INC. Tel. (413)253-5674 Catalog 12 0108 Hooker-overstable driver 6.75 6.40 6.00 aluminum. these nying tub s .:; ~.;".,.~.t<;-~r""'.' past tournament shirts, old August 1984 0109 Hooker Soft-Soft plastic 6.75 6.40 6.00 seem to defy gravity! Throw -:::;:. J WFC shirts and other disc shirts. Specify size: S, M, L. DUO Sureshot-stable driver 6.75 6.40 6.00 with or into wind. The e ~ Dear Disc Player, D111 Sureshot Soft-soft plastic 6.75 6.40 6.00 Toobees are incredible and a ..... XL ITEM#: C22 Putter-Stable putter 6.75 6.40 6.00 lot of fun ; they even air ITEM # ; E21 MISCELLANEOUS WARES D112 PRICE: 2.95 Greetings from Jamherstl Disc Wares is a player operated ser­ D113 Softouch-23cm lay-up disc 7.50 7.10 6.70 bo~nce! Must be seen to be PRICE: 2.75 3 or more 2.75 each. viee/bualneas. We have been serving the disc community since 1978. Part • GOLF ORECARD Made of heavy card stock. Comes in a nine-pack replete with pen- D114 Softouch & Hooker Light Set 9.00 8.25 7.50 believed. 2 for 5.00 of our funds and time have gone to some of the progressive activitist issues cils. Space lor tournament & cou rse names. ITEM 1 : E07 PRICE: 1.75 of our day. Although we are legally a profit business, we are committed to • PER PRO The responsive light Freestyle disc ITEM 1: 006 PRICE: 3.95 THE AVIAR THE PHANTOM nonexploitation. • GAMER LE Rules to the 10 most popular disc games including Ultimate. Golf. Dou- our turn-around time on processing orders has normally been one or two b1e Disc Court. Guts. MTA . TRC. Whizbo. Dynamo Disc & Diseathon This 21.1 em golf and As original a disc design as ITEM 1 : E06 PRICE: 2.50 THE SIP A SIPA FOOTBAG days lately! In each order we normally send 1 or 2 more catalogs. • WHIRLEY 9" K9 Highly durable and biteable Dog Disc. ITEM 1: 045 PRICE: 3.50 distance disc flies perfectly the Aero was. It has a lower true until the last quarter of This foot bag Is going to become t!e foot bag if Its im· The items offered herein have been selected only after having been • KYRO The incredible long-distance fiying.ring. Has been thrown over 250 yards.! profile, and tlescends im­ thorougly tested by professionals and (where applicable) after we first ITEM •=D73 PRICE: 4.95 it's flight and then its a lit­ provement features mean anything. It is highly vial· mediately from a small reeearehed the market to compare similar products. This enables us to of- • 141G WORLD CLA The standard 141 gram size. Excellent lor all-around play as well tle overstable. The edge is ble (orange); sound activated (beads); washable, diameter flat top to H fer you the beat quality for the lowest price. Some of this merchandise is a for learning. Stable. ITEM 1: Dl8 PRICE: 4.75 beveled so the disc flies durable, holds ita round (double-stitch crocheted~ rounded edge. It flies very and kicks trq_e (no seamal. No break-in necessary! It's not available anywhere else. • 119G WORLD CLAS The standard 119 gram size. This disc flies well but it is lighter very far and the rim is the far, maybe as far as the The Disc Wares Guarantee: If you are not completely satisfied for any and more sensitive to wind . ITEM t : D15 PRICE: 4.25 easiest to grip of all of the great! Aero. BULK quantities can ITEM 1: E20 reason at all, you may return your undamaged purchase within three little discs. Quantity pur­ be mixed with the weeks and the payment for the returned item(s) will be refunded in full. PRICE: 6.75 ~n - sTE itY IllS(' MY . TERY Ml~l chases can be mixed with Skdiameter flat top to a We hope that this Oyer will further generate enthusiasm in disc sports the Aero (ex. 5 A viars & 5 3 or more 6.45 ea. rounded edge. It flies very and continue to help the soaring disc community. The I'll try my lurk The I'll try my luck mi c. mini Aeros will be sold at the 10 far, maybe as far as the With warm Oights miscellanP

.-----DESTINY DISCS' GOLF LINE----. ~() i \.c ~~ u()v ~~~ THE B LLET ~v This disc isn't available to be tested at press Quantity DiKounts: time but it threatens to challenge the Aero with Item Mold its slightly smaller size and lower profile! We're II II Purpoae ~Price 5 15 20 30 anxious to get it out on the golf course. Total Amount 10 COMPLETE STREET ADDRESS Pleue IOnd __of thit catalog for my ditc playing frienda. 077 70 Turn Over driver 6.75 6.20 5.95 5.70 5.45 5.30 ITEM#: 094 PRICE: 6.75 Of Order INo PO Bo~< please: PS doetn't thop to them.l ($8 minimum) 086 71 Stable long-distance driver 6.75 6.20 5.95 5.70 5.45 5.30 r.oC'o~ ?:~ee~he aurroundinJ order form in full or write c.lea rly on a aeparat.e aheet of paper tte item number. quantity. deac.ription. eolor and tize if appliuble. price each and D83 40G• Stable driver & putter 6.75 6.00 5.75 5.50 5.25 5.00 total coat IS8 minimum I plut ahipping and handling (for U.S. orden add 12.45). Subscription? QUANTITY DISCOUNTS NAME------D84 42A Stable driver & putter 6.75 6.00 5.75 5.50 5.25 5.00 2. lf you want a aubKriphon to D ~ · ~leue tee the Info on the front eover and enter the appropriate amount on the order form. Mau. Re identa 085 428 Stable driver & putter 6.75 6.00 5.75 5.50 5.25 5.00 1-4 5 10 15 20 30 50 AODRESS------~------S. Make check or money order t.o DUe Wartt URLimtted for the t.ot.al amount ineludinJ add 5'111 Tu on 036 50 Roller & stable lay-up diK 7.25 6.25 6.00 5.75 5.50 5.25 hipping an handling. nonelothin1 it.ema 4. EneiOH order aheet with your return addre11 and eheek or moner order in envelope D35 100 Very stable all-around diK 7.25 6.25 6.00 5.75 5.50 5.25 The Bullet 6.75 5.70 5.55 5.40 5.30 5.25 5.10 and mail to Diu Waru U•limittd. P.O. Bo• 333, Amherll, MA 01004. ------APT •--- Note: Diac color and mold preferene., will be filled if po sible. Prieea void with it uanee 2 45 The Super Puppy 6.80 5.70 5.55 5.40 5.30 5.25 5.10 of next. cat.aJOI· Under normal eondjtiont orden will be thipped within three daya. . CITY TATE---- ZIP------Hawaii aad Aluka: Shipping and handling fee it S8. Orden will normally be 10nl att The Whizback 6.30 5.20 4.95 4.75 4.60 4.50 4.40 delivery to UPS aerviceable are-11 in H~t.waiJ. Alukan ordert are Hnt via ~t. . The Lazer 6.75 5.70 5.55 5.40 5.30 5.25 5.10 APO and FPO: Shipping and handling fee for Eul Cout location• it 13, We t Coatlloca­ TOTAL AMOUNT AMF VOlT GOLF DISCS COUNTRY liona it 15. ENCLOSED THANK YOUI AMF 21 em GOLF DISC THE S PER PUPPY The 21 em diK is very stable and niet1 very well-even This is the classic Super Puppy. A high powered-, at 185 Grams; its standard weightl A Puppy replica. ------If you wish, please fill out below, cut, and enclose in envelope with order. Thanks. long-Dying driver. This is still our favorite put­ NAME: ______uperb for driving and putting. Good and rigid. ter. Rigid, smooth and proves that a Oat Dip can ITEM II: 065 PRICE: 6.25 If you have disc player friends who you think would STREET: ______fly straight; it's perfectly stable. Check it See aet price below out-it's greatl150-200 Grams. also like to receive DSM, please fill in their names ______APT. I _____ ITEM 1: D53 PRICE: 6.80 and addresses here. Thank you. AMF 23 em GOLF DISC CITY: STATE: ZIP: This diK is perfectly stable. It is superb for both Jay­ COUNTRY: ______UPfl and rolls and even make~~ a very good mid-t~lzed putter. It will fade and plane but only If you 'tum It THE LAZER NAME: ______over.' 200 Grams. NAME: ______This is Destiny Discs' Bullet disc with STREET: ______ITEM II: 066 PRICE: 6.75 STREET: ______AMF Golf Set of 4: 2 each siu: 23.95 about 1/8" of the rim mechanically shaven ______APT. I _____ down to make the overs table Bullet stable. Quantity Discounts: ------APT. I _____ It has a low profile and a beveled edge; it CITY: STATE: ZIP: 5 10 15 20 30 50 CITY: STATE: ZIP: COUNTRY: ______fies farl 21 em 4.80 4.70 4.60 4.50 4.40 4.25 COUNTRY: ______23 em 5.00 4.80 4. 70 4.60 4.50 4.35 ITEM#: D101 PRICE: 6.75 Disc War<'s Catalog Disc 'porLo; Magazine 31 30 Disc porLc; Magazine Disc War s nlimited, Inc., atalog- ee Page 31 for order form