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‘“j£“j“‘ 11111‘T‘ CHAMPION DISCS INC. KEH PERFORMANCE DEPENDABLE UNBREAKABLE EASY TO THRGN P. D.G.A. APPROVED These Terms combined cdn only describe one compony’s flying discs, iNNOVA””— CHAMPION DISCS INC. We are The folkswho brought you The AERO ond The AV|AR”‘flying discs. We hope you enjoy them. TM INNOVA"”—CHAMP|ONDISCS, INC. FILE?HN@ 1IDH@@ flll IIPHIITI FDI has decided to expand the scope of its coverage. As a result of strong support we have received from around the world, we have so much material to print, that it has become incumbent upon us to increase the number of pages in our issue. Many of our readers have also PAGE'1 PAGE14 PAGE11 submitted pictures for publi- cation. Unfortunately, most of CONTENTS: 1984 the pictures that we receive are in color. Although we hope to SWEDEN: OVERSEAS UPDATE 4 eventually print in color, our SANTA BARBARA CLASSIC 4 present finances dictate that we LETTERS 6 print in black and white at least FRANCE: INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT 6 for the time being. l984 U.s. OPEN: LA MIRADA 7 In addition, in upcoming FOOTBAG: SACK SECTION 10 issues we will be including a SENIOR WORLDS 10 special footbag department. As a INTERVIEW: DAN RODDICK l2 result of having experienced PDGA 13 first hand the Hacky Sack and ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONALS: BOULDER 10 Frisbee Festival held here in San ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONALS: FT. COLLINS 12 Diego On July 7th, the unique INSTRUCTIONAL CORNER: BODY ROLLS 14 bond between footbag and disc has FPA WORLDS: MINNEAPOLIS 17 become increasingly apparent. UPCOMING EVENTS 18 The two sports seem to complement PHOTO CONTEST 19 one another quite well. Accordingly, we would like to thank all those who have CONTRIBUTORS: submitted articles, and pictures, FDI ELANA Y. ROSEN other information to date, and BILL WRIGHT extend a warm invitation to those STAFF THEO "SUNNY" CADE who would like to submit material BILL BETHURUM in the future about disc or CLAYTON CHASE SCOTT T. CLEERE Please send all mate- footbag. EXECUTIVE EDITOR JOHAN LINDGREN rials to: BILL TULIN CHIEF EDITOR FLYING DISC ILLUSTRATED PAUL CAMERON PHOTOGRAPHERS: P.O. BOX 99118 MANAGING EDITOR CHRIS PERRY SAN DIEGO, CA 92109 LARY DEVORE SCOTT STARR SENIOR EDITOR CATRIN ELMEHOG Let your word be heard with a classified ad in Flying Disc Illustrated. Classifieds can be purchased for 25 cents per word (minimum $2.00). All words over M 50 for l0 cents per word. Send ('3 c check or money order to: H A 1 M FDI CLASSIFIED -4 E > P.O. BOX 99118 3 SAN DIEGO, CA 92109 3 1 we 5 * g 4 _‘ I D O Join the I.F.D.A. and receive your “Bucky” catches some air for this authentic Olympic torch. For details “spinning guitus” catch. see Page 64. L FLYING DISC ILLUSTRATED lt’s a classic BY LARY DEVORE f any tournament on the West Coast,evokes images of ,__mWNfim”%wA. Ml _- ultimate for the sheer fun ° .-_.x.. O‘ of it, that tournament is the.- V ‘C"’ Santa Barbara Classic. Thin e_ Vi» " ‘ "‘ ' " —‘ year's event, held over the ,M,,l . Memorial Day weekend added to Santa Barbara's reputation as the premier ultimate town in the west. Thirty one teams competed in the Classic, including an unprecedented ten women's teams. The weather was mild, although Sunday felt like a Summer day in a Louisiana bayou. The three—day tournament format allowed for longer rests between games which increased the playing intensity. As it turned out, Santa Barbara dominated their own tournament by winning both men's and women's divisions over the Boulder Stains and Eugene Dark Star respectively. Congratula— tions are in order for the Condors and for Tom Kennedy for putting on such a well organized tournament; for the sheer fun of it. NHLLV3 !)0H3W'l3 O10)-Id Johan Lindgren guards one of the Finnish women during the first _ua'no. BY JOHAN LIDGRE he games were held in } ' Sundsvall, on the Swedish . East Coast about 400 kilo- »\ Santa Barbara Condor makes a divnm meters north Of On St0Ckh0lma 2 catch in the tinal game against thu- April 29. That's usually a quite 4 nomdersrams. cold time of year. This year we 3 -Ze-— 2 were lucky. Spring had come m§k€_ it t0 5UndSVall- The early in Sweden. Today, the 2 Finnish men did not want to come temperature exceeded twenty deg— 3 Unless the Women's team Could fees Celsius, n play also. There is no women's At 12:00 we arrived at the E team in SUndSVall- big stadium in Sundsvall and 9 For the team from Sundsvall, prepared for the game, or rather u it was going to be the first the games. First there was going 5 0Utd00f game Of Ultimate ever- to be a game between the local 4 No outdoor tournament had been men's team in Sundsvallz Slit 0 held previously. The nearest och disc Slang Frisbee club, and the Finnish women's team‘ This Some final round action in between game . unusual combination came about Finland m“jSweden_ contnnued on page 6 when the Swedish women did not THE ULTIMATE IN BAGGIES '4‘ " 'l'''' ‘»§‘A.nuiiI'1'1'iI'i”uii:"iu:n’u'u"-'«’.‘.'u'm § 0" TV" % becausethe han on cu 1342 Bell Ave. Suite 3e Tustin, CA 92680 (714) 544-0682 °LETTERS° Dear I.F.D.A., I am a severe disc head with s a hopelessly dedicated a notion for making artwork of daultimate player contemlating discs (i.e. welding, shaping, a stay in Europe, the disc sewing, wearing, etc.). By wear- scene was definitely a question ing, I mean approximately thirty that remained unanswered after discs used in concert for a thumbing through an edition of Halloween costume--tradition for “Let's Go——Europe." Those con- the last three years. I am sidering the same sort of expe- twenty-seven years old about to dition can be assured, however, marry another disc head. I have that the Frisbee is circulating regularly attended many tourna- progressively in Europe, merely a ments since my big one; "Big 9PI'0fl.'$$ilIII3IlIi$l.'5' few years behind the U.S. Belgium Open 80" traveling with The third annual Interna- fourteen Americans to Jacques tional Tournament was held April Hostel in Namur, Belgium. WHIIBSG 2l—23 just outside of Paris upon Fly on, sixty acres of gorgeous sport Dave "Delay" Bogenhagen fields; Base de Loisir's. -shirts; Brought together were some twenty P.S. Interested in any pictures? teams from Sweden, Austria, ‘ Switzerland, Germany, England, Absolutely. ED 11 Belgium, Holland, and France. Serving as an occasional Skatelmarllse translator during rule discus- continued from sions, I noticed the disagree- 4 ments seemed to be calmed a bit SWHIIN page by the delay of a translation. Tempers were cooled by the time team to compete with is in it took to understand what the Stockholm. The Finnish . T fnutllagse women, call actually was. second in the world Championships 2 The entire tournament was were quite sure of winning, and well organized, from the e.S'nuwImar:ls" so were we of losing deep down gymnasium floors for sleeping, to inside. the meals and banquets, to the we dominated the first half prizes and trophies for all and scored eight times in the Bnnmnrangse participating teams. Each team second half and our guests none, three or four on played games so the game ended 15-2, a result each of the first two of the days which the Finnish women were e llarts " tourney to determine the four quite surprised over. The teams finalists. exchanged gifts; Finnish candy The four teams that played and Swedish T-shirts. on the final day were from Sweden In I Sunglassese comes Sweden and Finland "Westervick," Austria "Rush," and the real game can begin, but France "Sun Frisbee Club," and first we played the national the U.K. "Acton Tennants." 9 Balm hymns. The game was very close Tiger Sweden lined up against Austria all the way with the teams in the final game and walked away exchanging goals one by one. At with honors a four first place by the end of the first half, 2 Finland was in the lead with a Alternative 5-4 21-22-23 AVRIL84 tally. CORRECTION: LIZ APPLECATE was not Sports 3°” TOURNUI credited for her article "winter Crystal" in the Spring issue of F.D.1. INTERNATIONAL Regrets. ED. and D E F R I S B E E FRANCE(conL) BASE llE LBISIBSZ-TCHETEIL The trophies were announced Fashions and distributed as the mayor mum 3 Jonas nt Ifl H. A 18 H. shook hands with us for the (303) 484-6932 cameras. That evening we found 200 Linden Old Town Ft. Collins 80524 Ill] RENCIINIRES Ill FRISBEE-IJHIMAII ourselves covered by three tele- AI/EC IE5 MEIIIQUIES GGUIDES mondlales stations on the Suede, Autriche, Suisse, Allemagne, vision evening Write for a free Mail Order Catalog bad there Angleterre, Belgique, Hollande, France. news (not considering are only three in France). NAME(PRINT) Ermm yen: — nuvrm In conclusion, if you find ADDRESS organisation SUN FRISBEE CLUB de CRETEIL yourself in Europe with an interest in Frisbee and without a C STAT} contact, the central Universities often have random posters PASTIS 5| advertising the local teams. SAIHEI APPRECIEI ETCONSOMMEII AVEC MODEIIATION 1984 MAZDA |l.S. OPEN 7 1 his year's Mazda U.S. Open l took on a special twist. The final day of the week long event was combined with Los PHOTO Angeles' Hacky Sack and Frisbee Festival.