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North Carolina State Tournament The North Carolina State Tournament was the best

state tournament ever held In the South! Coordinated by Dennis Burns (state director) and Michael Penny. the Charlotte Frisbee disc Co-Operative ran an excellent event. This proves they are on the way to bigger and better things. The two day event was held In Indepen­dence Parli where a chalenglng golf course was laid out In the rolling wooded area that was somewhat reml­nescent of Huntsvle, Alabama's "Fearwaysl" The Free­style was viewed by over 1,000 spectators and trafflc In the pari< was backed up for miles as others tried to get in. A. suits Distance Mai'M London, Birmingham, AL

Tom Monroe, Huntsville, AL Tony Tomasino, Raleigh, NC

Women Cynthia Allen, Huntsville. AL Ann Blocker, Atlanta, GA

Melinda Drv. Charlotte, NC MTA Tom Monroe. Huntsville. AL

Ferg, South Carolina Ross Snyder, Atlanta, GA

Women Cynthia Allen, Huntsville. AL Carolyn Kearms. North Carolina

Leslie Pressnell, Charlotte, N< Golf Tom Monroe, Huntsville, AL

Lavone Wolfe, LaGrange, GA Ross Snyder, Atlanta, GA

Women Cynthia Allen, Huntsville, AL Ann Blocker, Atlanta, GA

Melinda 0,, Charlotte, NC There was a sudden-lfe playoff between Monroe and

Wolfe for the first place In golf. 8oth come In with 9 under par 54 after the final round.

New Golf Courses in Tennessee Winch&st•r, Tenn.u.. 18 hole D.G.A. Co~t~ct Wayne Nichols (615) 967-3369, 967-0870. Cookvih, TN Warrior Path State Poi'M, Contact Ray Bil­lingsly (615) 528-5582. M~, TN Neeman Shelby State Poi'M. Contact Jim Minotro (901) 327-8309.

Tennessee has vowed to put o Pole Hole Course In everv state pai'M within five years. What about your state?

D.G.A. Regional Pros Natned The D.G.A. has Initiated o new program wherein each

part of the countrv will hove o Regional Pro who Is res­ponsible for placing local pros In all golf Oriented cities especially where there Is o D.G.A. course. Tom Monr~ Is Regional Pro for the South, which extends from Ten­nessee to North Carolina, down to Florida and over to Mississippi. The loCal pro wl be someone who wl spend many hours at the golf course giving lessons, organizing tournaments and selling D.G.A. goods. Some local pros have been appointed already. If you know onvone who would be Interested In the local pro postlon, have them contact Tom Monroe through this newsletter. Even towns without a D.G.A. course con hove o local pro, If there Is adequate Interest In Disc Golf.

Saucer Golf in Chattanooga Curtis Swift, owner of the Countrv VIllage Disc Golf

Course, has amounced the lnstalotion of his new Saucer Golf 9-hole Course ot the 1-75 ond Swollowford Rood exit just north of Chattanooga. This Is one exit before Countrv VIllage at the Ooltewah exit. If vou hove never played o Saucer Golf course. vou ore in foro surprise! Call238-9810 or 875-4174. Weekend tournaments.

WLRS louisville The LAS tournament, on annual event, should happen

ogoln this year around the first couple of weeks In July. It seems the Louisville players don't encourage outside partldpotlon, so the crculor Is encouraging you to col the station and find out for yourself.

Virginia State Tournament Results Freestyle Jens and Irwin Volesquez Golf Mike Conger Distance Scott Zimmerman MTA Rob Spitzer

NAS- Athens, GA The first D.G.A./NAS combination point/money tourn­

ament was held at the Athens Disc Golf Course May 17-18. Over 140 entr1es were in the tournament. Golf course hosts/owners Sam Sartain and Dole McCurrv worked with tournament director Ross Snyder to provide on ex­celent weekend despite the continued rain on Saturday.

Don UJicheck from Chicago gave evervone o lesson in the use of the Thumber roller os he roNed away with first place prize money. Heavy putting was demon­strated bl,l Jerrv Garrett from the LaMirado Golf course In California. Other golf finishers in the big money were Tom Wingo (Tennessee), Jeff Watson (Florida), and Craig Hunter {VIrginia).

The distance was token easily bl,l the old sidewinder himself. Ken Westerfield. who blasted his sidearm throw post Scott Zimmerman's best backhand effort.

In the women's division It was Joanne Loftus {VIrginia) in golf and Suzanne Fields (MASS) In Distance.

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Moil Order

D.G.A. Midnlte Flyers 228 $4.50 Fastback 4.50 40Mold 5.00 100 Mold 5.50 50Mold 6.50 80Mold 7.50 New Yellow HDX 80-C (Smooth topsldel) Is $7.00

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1~G 5.50 Sets are $10.00 + $2.00 postage _ $12.00 total.

FB3 - new, best for S.C.F. Is $5.00.

All orders under $25.00, please odd Sl.OO for first disc and $.50 for each additional disc. Send to: Tom Monroe

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This 5th Annual event showed everyone how the Lacy Park boys play DOC and how t he pros throw Self Caught F li~ht. The non-point events inc luded go lf and the f irst Annual Mixed Pa irs Freesty l e . The non-patent ed Disc Can Holes we re again set up on the campus of the Univer s ity o f Alabama in Huntsville with Scott Zimmer man beating the local f avorite, :-lark Tucker for the $70.00 d i g ital watc h. Bill Burns was right behind Scott fo r second place .

In t he f r ees t y le, local f avorites Tommy and Lisa Green placed f ourth behind John Br ooks and Suzanne Friesen of Kansas City, Michael Mi ller and ~eanette koss ol t he tJashington, D. C. area, and in f ir s t, ~r. f reesty le Dave Marini and his wife Miche le.

The Sel f Caught flight finals were hel d during extreme wind and the compet itors were hard pressed to cont rol their throws. Current '·'orld Champion, Tom Monroe took both N.T.A. and T. R. C. with Ne al Dambra a close second. Tom t.7ingo pulled a third and Huntsv ille club president, Jerry Robinson placed 6th. Now all he needs is a f irst and s econd plac e fin ish to make the ".F . Cl In the women's division it w.:os ~!ar ie Bracciale in t hird , Cynthia Allen second and Mi chele Marini placing first.

The o.u.c. saw a California majority in t he f in.:>ls. Gerry Geare and Tim Selinske took f irst with Al a n Bonopane .:ond Jon Cohn at second. Tieing for third were Monroe/ 1•1ingo a nd Creensage/ Mc innes from Texas. In t he tJomen's DDC it was Br.:occiale/ Campagna in f irst .:ond Allen/Marini second . In the Master's Division S. C.Fl 1) Wally Free, 2) Bonnie Mills, 3) Jim Palmeri. Golf: 1) Wa lly Free, 2) Bonnie Mills. DOC : 1) Mills.

The traditional party/ dinner was held Saturday night and the food, beer and trading were enjoyed by all. Of special note was the announcement of the Bad News Bees minil

THE KENTUCKY STATE TOUR~AMENT

The Kentucky State Tournament was hel d the weekend after Huntsville's NAS and it f eatured DOC , Golf, D ist~nce, MTA, Guts and Freestyle. This year Stuart Arnold and the Perryville Jaycees came up with $500.00 in prize money . Stuart laid out a roller golf course and Tom ~onroe rolled his way to a two stroke victory over John Greenwell from Louisville. In the DOC it W'"S Honroe/ Arnold .

Distance saw Monroe throw 402' for the win, M.T.A. was locked in a three way tie with the severe wind keeping the players from a playoff . Gregg Taylor and Monroe were two of the three. Freestyle saw Sam Simt, Terry Johnson and Stuart Arnold in first.

The Kentucky State Tournament is one of the oldest in the South and every year gets better, thanks to the Perryville Jaycees and Stuart Arnold

NAS - SPRINGFIELD, HO, DOC '\ND GOLF

Once again the bl~zing thumber roiler of Don Wilchek wins Another golf tournament. Right behind Don was fellow Chicago golfer, John Connelley. In the DOC '·'ingo and Monroe were in third once again. Mcinnis and Greensage made second and Dan 'the Stork' Roddick and MArk Horn swept first. ·

Cynthia Allen was b ~ ck to her old f orm as she pulled a double win. This time she teamed up with Judy Horowit z (ACU -1 champion) f or the DDC win.

The Central Stat es Nat ional was~ good tournament. If you could have gone and didn't , you shoul d havel

GOLF ~EWS

New Saucer Golf Course in Johnson City , TN . We have found out that the courses At "arriors Path (B ristol) and Shelby Forrest (Memphis) will not be completed until this fa ll. They are staked out but the grounds crews are too busy with the summer vegetation t o put in a golf course. Watch for grand openings this fall.

198D DOGWOOD CLASSIC

July 11, 12, 13 - $6 ,000 prize money . Bayville Park, Virg inia Beach, VA. This will be a hot tournament. The breakdown in the Open d{visicn is $2,000 f or 1st, $1,000 f or 2nd , ~ 500 fo r 3rd , ~350 for 4th, $100 to 20th. Women: 1st - $300, 2nd - $175 and 3rd - ~125. The purse may be more by now. Call Craig Hunter in Virginia BeAch or Michael Conger in 1-l<> llops IslAnd for more information and entry f orms.

1980 1·'orld Tour - Free2_tyle Players Association In the Southeast, July 26 -27, Jacksonville, FL - $16 ,000 in prize moneyl Augus t 30 - Sept. 1, Austin,Texas Worl d freesty le Championship For more information or to join the FPA, write F .P.A., 90 Horton Ave., Albany , NY 12202 For information on Jax, call Steve Oplinger or Ken Cook in Jacksonville, FL.

4th ££...~l~n - Huntsville, AL Pole Ho le course with prize money based on entries for pro division and prizes for amateurs. Pro - $5.00 , Am - $1.00. Men's and "omen's division and chil dr en 's division for under' 16 . The tournament will begin l O: QO AM Saturday, July 5 and 11:00 AN Sunday, July !:> .

Alabama State Tournament, t entat ive f or second weekend in August. S. C. State tournament with $ PDGA go l f , second weekend in September. Frisbee South will be at Chilhowee Park in Knoxville, TN on July 12 for tourney

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!~DEPENDENCE DAY OPEN - July 5 - 6

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This annual event was played under very warm conditions and high temper­atures were corelated to high scores. some of the best golfers from Alabama and Tennessee were on hand for the two day tournament in which entry fees went back into prize money. 1st - Tom Monroe ($?5.00) 2nd - Ma rk Tucker ($20.00) 3rd - Jerry Kobinson ($15.00) 4th - Kocky Johnson ($10.00) 5th - Terry Johnson ($5.00)

D. G.A. TOURNAMENT- July 26 - 27, 1980. Rutledge, Florida (Coco BeAch)

$2,000 prize money. Call the course in Florida (305) 632-0891 for more information.

ALABAMA STATE TOURNAMENT - 6th Annual This tournament will be at U.A.H. on

August 9 - 10, 1980. Events will include Distance, M.T.A., Golf, D.D.C. and Freestyle. Saturday's events begin at 9:00 and Sunday's at 10:00. Divisions include Pro/Am, Boys and Girls up to 16 and Men and Women over 16. Entry fee : Pro - $5 .00 donation, Am --$2 .00 donation. All entrants receive a tournament disc. Prizes to top f inishers. Huntsville FM station and the American Cancer Society are co­sponsors so this could be the best one yetl

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SOUTH CAROLINA STATE TOUKNAMENT, MYRTLE BEACH This September 13 - 14 event i nc ludes P.D.G.A.

golf with prize money between $2 ,000 and $5 ,000. Other events include Distance and Freestyle. The golf will be played at the Championship Course, Tobacco Barn and other events will be hel d down the street at the Air Force Base. For more information contact Greg Gallaher, (803) 626-3174.

Frisbee South owns 18 Diac Pole Holes that are equipped with light s for night time play. The course is for sale or lease. Also, it can be erected temporar i ly for a promotional tournament, e tc. This could be a good way to sell a course in your area. For more information, contact Tom Monroe (205) 534-2733.

North Little Rock, Arkansas, July 19, 1980 The Burns Park Anniversary Open was quite an

interesting tournament. After the baloon racers left there remained about $500.00 in prize money.

Players from the mid-AmericAn stAtes, Tennessee and Alabama were on hand to help support tournament direct, Ted Smethers in his first venture as tourney host. The park has a nice 9 hole course laid out. The targets were small sand boxes (minus sand) but someday they hope to have Pole Ho les. (Con 1 t)

In t he women's division it was Cynthia •llen all the way and in the men's division Tom Nonroe missed a clean sweep by two strokes in golf to Lew Satterfield from Tulsa. Lew took the golf prize money while Tom had to settle for Distance, M.T.A. and Overall.

In the f reestyle it WAS the Missouri pair of Hal 'Baby' and Steve Smith. The tournament w~s completed in one day during the summer heat wave. Contestants woul d wait in the cool 98° shade before going out into the sun to compete.

Congratulations to Ted and Suzi Smethers on a fine job. Looks like disc action is final l y hRppen in Arkansasl

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Tom Monr oe Uorld ~ecord minis - $1.00 Frisbee South Blue Minis - $2.00 Tom Monroe World Record minis (red) - $1.50

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Rose Bowl 1980 As you probably know Scott Zimmerman did it again ·

Mr. Overall · the first time the title has been repeated. The real surprise was Jeff Watson from Sarasota · the runner up and the winner of Golf. But the biggest surprise of all was little John Greensage of Texas. The Dennis the Menace look alike won SCF and placed third in distance. Another sur­prise was Monroe's not winning SCF as was predicted by the World Championship prognostication. His TRC record is still good.

Joe Youngman won distance and the Coloradicals took freestyle. The DOC was hot with Jerry Gere and Mark Hom from Lacy Park winning the final against Bonapane/Duvall.

In the women's division it was Cindi Birch all the way with Jo Ann Loftus right on her heels.

Congratulations go to Wally Free of Pasgagula for sweep· ing the Masters freestyle. Also from the South in Ca. was Bonnie Mills of Augusta.

P.D.G.A. Rocklege H-July 26 &27 $2,000 1. JeffWatson 2. Craig Hunter 3. Steve Slasor 4. Joe Welch

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The 5th Annual Alabama Tourney was held during 105 degree weather in Huntsville at U.A.H. Once again the non· patented Disc Can Holes were used in golf. Lavone Wolfe and Tom Monroe gave the cans a good workout as they went into sudden life playoff with Monroe coming out in the can first.

Distance went to local favorite, Mark Tucker, with Mark London close on his heels. Monroe teamed up to win DDC and Freestyle with Jerry Robinson and Stuart· Arnold res· pectively.

Over $400 in prizes was donated by local merchants and the tournament was co-sponsored by the American Cancer Society and a local FM station. The Cancer people also had special fastbacks printed up with the Cancer Eagle.

World Class Masters The South finally has three new W.C.F .M.'s. Bruce Willis,

Stuart Arnold and Cynthia Allen passed the test just before Cynthia moved to California. Congratulations to those three. If you don't think it 's tricky· try it· within 60 minutes.

New Golf Courses Hermitage Landing in Nashville and Opelika, AL (Auburn)

Tennessee Tournaments Call David Eyler in Nashville and find out about a tour·

nament in Centennial Park the first weekend in October and Cedars of Lebanon the last weekend.

Jacksonville F.P.A. Tourney No news is good news.

F.P.A. World Championships in Austin Jens and Irwin tear it up! .... ,_ ·

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D.G.A. Midnite Flyers Increase in Price Probably around Thanksgiving your D.G.A. discs will be

going up in price as the factory must up its price tif'tbe distributor. Also to be seen is the discontinuation of the 22 mold Midnite Flyer.

Frisbee South Goods for Sale Clear Tournament Discs NAS, 80, 141 g, $3.00 or 4 for $10.00 NAS, 80, 165 g, $4.00 or 3 for $10.00 D.G.A. Midnite Flyers 22 mold Fastback 40mold 100 mold 50 mold 80 mold Orders will be filled to the closest gram. Fastbacks, Cancer Eagle, $3.00 FB3,$5.00 Minis:

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Frisbee South, blut- 2.00 Shirts · all shirts are $3.00 or 21$5.00. Mostly small and womens sizes. 80 DDC/SCF in mens, medium .

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New Arrival Frank and Ellen deLathouder are the proud parents of

a 10 lb. 3 oz. baby girl. Ann Marie and mother are doing fine in their new Vestavia (Birmingham) home.

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Section Ill Regional Report If you were wondering why this aculor hos been so long

overdue. It Is because we were waiting foro report on the Aegionol T ournoment held In New Or1eons over two weeks ogo. Evidently Atlanta ond Mobile did not win or thel,l would hove coiled or written by now.

Regardless of who will represent the South In Atlonto, the tournament Is shaping up os the biggest wintertime disc gathering ever. Don (the Storii) Aoddlck wl be there os wl Jim Palmeri ond other notable figures In the Flying Disc World.

Even If you only go for one afternoon It will be worth the drive. especially If you need some ploylng stock or some collectables.

Second Annual Cedars Tournament Cedars of Lebanon State Pori< hod Its second fol tourna­

ment In mixed weather on October 25 & 26. Dove Green­well, winner here lost spring. hod to finish strong to tie for 3rd with Stuart Arnok:l, also o Kentuckian. They edged Steve Hardie of Nashville ond Rocky Johnson of Sewanee out of the money by one stroke In the final round. Bob Elott, course pro ot Otter Creek, held second place through­out the four rounds ond finished 4 strokes up on third. Finishing second in both previous tournaments here, Ken Folger took first ~me on the strength of two 49's the fist daJ. This 90)f8 hm the five stroke margin he ended Wth, totaling 201. Pros earned $75. $38, $22. ond $15 through fourth ploce.

There were monv prizes ond much portldpotlon In several divisions, so the rewords were well spread. Hopefully, If next foil 's tournament Is scheduled for wormer weother ond fewer conflicts with other frisbee events, this fine disc gof cOJSe con get the uidespreod oppredotlon t deserves.

Ultimate Frisbee National Championship November 28, 29 and 30

The Atlonto Frisbee Club ond Georgia Tech ore proud to announce that the 5th Annual Ultimate Frisbee Notional Championship will be held this veor ot Georgia Tech's Landis Field on Nov. 28. 29 ond 30. utimote Frisbee Is cur­rently being played by more than 450 teams (over 100,000) (people) nationwide, ond It is the fastest growing team sport In the U.S. Fast moving ond non-contact by design, Ultimate Frisbee combines the continuous action of soccer with the high scoring of basketball to create the country's first truly unique field sport since the Invention of football 100 years ogo.

Of the 450 teams nationwide, onlv the top 5 will be coming to Atlonto to determine this veor's Ulti-mate Frisbee Champion - on honor that will include o nice trophy and a good deal of money.

The AnolgOme wt be Sundol,l afternoon - don't miss it.

GL~.SBORO h'H IS I N ~.TL t.NT ~. The too 5 t eams competi ng for t he ~·la­

t i onal Ti. tle wer e Ghsbor o CJ. J • ) , U of H.ichi gan , Dal h s , Santa Bar b:lr a ::1.nd Boston. It came down t o Boston ~nd t he Bor o . Hi th the scor e Glasboro 12, Bos­t on 11, Boston had oossesion wi ~h • . short t hrow t o the end zone and ~he t Ylnf. t hr ow was dropped i n t he end zone to give i t t o Glasbor o . .

The ~tlanta Club did an excell~n~ Job running the tournament "'.nd p: ovJ.d1n8 n.n excel l ent me31 on Sa turday nlte . I f you r:ti ssed this one-you missed a good one !

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Section Ill Ultimate The sectionols in Tuscaloosa saw some fine teams at

their best. Many of the teams were a conglomerate of their areas. Five teams showed up for the Round Robin format put together by Carl Brown of Auburn. The teams that showed up were Alabama, Auburn, Mobile, Huntsville and Tennessee. (Actually East Tennessee.)

The team that gained most respect was Huntsville. With 7 men and two women they outscored the other teams they played until the first half. Then it was all over, but they only lost by 2 or 3 points in each game. Lots of talent on the team.

Tennessee and Auburn will both be heavy contenders after more play. They showed good strength but lock total teamwork. Many newcomers on both teams.

When It got down to the wire it was Mobile and Alabama. This was Soma's last chance to cinch the title as most of their team graduates this year. Mobile showed everyone what togetherness and practice con do.

Everyone in the Alabama, Tennessee area wishes them lots of luck in the Regional play-offs. They will face some tough competition from Texas, Atlanta and Florida.

For more Information on the Nationals call Ross Synder, 404/ 458-1875.

Fer h:t')S 1,he ~-0st. .:.r.":lor t.-3-nt org~nizqtional ;e(~ti n ·- '.n ;.1:,-j 'If' Di~c histor y ju~t took

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Turkey Specials fl/, IV h r o1P.,;11 3 HDX 80's for $20 plus $2 postage. --a of tf~e'a?TlOids. No. 61 HDX $6 each or 3 for $15 plus $2 postage. The next HDX run will be 81 molds. DGA (prices will be going up after the holidays.) 40 mold ... .. .. .. ... ..... . . ....... . .......... . $5.50 100 mold ...................................... 6.00 50 mold ..... .... ... ............... ....... . .... 6.50 80 mold .... .. . .. . .. .. . ... ... . .... ...... . ... . .. 7.50 Add $1 .00 for postage per disc. Quantity deals ore avail­able - please call Frisbee South (205) 534-2733. Send disc orders and payment to Frisbee South, 617 Cleermont Drive, Huntsville, AL 35801 .

Frisbee South on the rood in Tennessee and Alabama. Many demos ore being done. If they are not happening in your area call F.S. headquarters to find out how you can moke·some· money In your area and hove some fun.

New golf courses slated for Opelika (Auburn) and Win­ston Salem. Maybe Charlotte. In Winston Solem call Daryl Bennett at Forsyth County Parks and Recreation. In Opelika call Parks and Recreation.

The Lone Star Frisbee Association has told the Circular to watch PM Magazine on WBAC TV Friday December 5 for coverage of the FPA World Championships. This event was held in Austin Labor Day weekend.

Also forwed in ~.thnta 0ve r t.he 'l'har..:<s­{"iving vreekend , w1s the U~ t.ed St<l_}~-~ Disc Golf ~ssoci~~i on . ~~s i ~ 3 •olf~rs

association by -3.nd for the go].f en ; . This or £-;-1.ni za.tion wi} 1 dir ect. i. tse l.f 1~ () • •

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