THAT'S RIGHT---PRELIMINARY PLANS FOR ANOTHER FUN-FILLED ATARI
GOLF TOURNAMENT ARE NOW BEING MADE!

		WHEN: Don't know.  (Some summer weekend.)
		WHERE: Probably Pleasant Hell...er...Hills.
		COST: Don't know.  (Not much.)
		PRIZES:  There might be some.  (Depends on how much we
			charge to enter.)
		FOR WHO: Umm...let's see...I guess Atari employees,
			family, and friends...and probably anyone else.
		REFRESHMENTS: Sure.

	WHAT?!  YOU WANT MORE SPECIFIC DETAILS?!  SORRY---THAT'S ALL I
KNOW.
	Actually, we need to get a rough estimate of how many people would
be participating in order to get a date scheduled by the course.  So, if
you happen to be interested, please respond by mail or by signing up on
the sheet posted outside my office.
	Oh, there is one detail I do know:
		
		FUN: Tons!  (Don't miss it!)

	That's right, all you fine folks at Tengen---this golf tournament
is open to you, too.  Sorry I neglected to mention this in the initial
message.
	The sign-up sheet outside my office is filling up fast.  Please
come by soon and get your name on there if interested.
	Again, the details:  Tournament to be held on some Saturday or
Sunday, probably in May or June, at the beautiful Pleasant Hills Country
Club/Resort.  Entry fee is yet to be determined, as are most other details.
	PLEASE NOTE:  THE NEXT STEP, ACCORDING TO TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR JOSE
SANDOVAL, IS TO GET A DATE ARRANGED BY THE COURSE, THEN TO PROVIDE THEM WITH
A DEPOSIT.  THIS MEANS WE NEED SOME MONEY NOW.  WE ARE ASKING THAT EVERYONE
INTERESTED IN PARTICIPATING PLEASE COUGH UP $10.00 A.S.A.P.  THANKS.

	The following details have been worked out:

	Location:  Pleasant Hills
	Date:  May 11, 1991 (Saturday),  10:00 AM.
	Cost:  $22 per person for green fees,  $19 for a cart (yes, carts
		should be available, but we should probably let them know
		ahead of time how many we'll need.  Please let me know soon
		if you'll want one.)
		We will no doubt be asking everyone to chip in a few more dol
		dollars to help pay for refreshments and some prizes.
	Scoring format:  Any suggestions?

DON'T FORGET---THE BIG EVENT IS A WEEK FROM THIS SATURDAY.  IN THE MEANTIME,
YOU MUST:
	1) FORM YOUR OWN FOURSOME/TEAM, IF YOU CHOOSE TO DO SO.  IF NOT,
	   WE WILL ASSIGN YOU TO A FOURSOME.  LET US KNOW BY MONDAY IF YOU'VE
	   GOTTEN YOUR OWN TEAM TOGETHER.
	2) PAY UP!  $28 COVERS EVERYTHING (EXCEPT CARTS).  WE NEED MONEY
	   A.S.A.P. TO BUY SUPPLIES AND PRIZES.

The 1991 Atari Classic Golf Tournament is history, having been held this past
Saturday at Pleasant Hills.  Special thanks are in order to the following
people for making it a most enjoyable event: Hide Nakajima, for his most
generous donations to help cover costs; Rick Thompson, for his efforts in
lining up an impressive collection of donated prizes; Lois Turner, Matt
Kendall, and Rick Rowe for their efficient handling of the all-important
beer cart (and for reserving the picnic site); and, of course, all who 
helped in organizing the tourney---Rob Rowe, Lois Turner, Jose Sandoval,
Milt Loper, Peter Lipson, and others whom I'm forgetting now. (Sorry.)
Oh yeah---thanks Farrokh for getting the golf lesson coupons.

You all must be wondering who the big winners were.  Well...OK, I'll tell
you:
	FIRST PLACE TEAM (3 under par*): Ralston, Rowe, Rowe, Martins
	SECOND PLACE (3 under*): Momoda, Taylor, Williams, Lanzinger
	THIRD PLACE (Even par): Nakajima, Sheffield, Thompson
	FOURTH PLACE (4 OVER): McComb, McComb, Logg, Mercieca
	LAST PLACE (21 over): Hubberstey, Wrightnour, Moore (John), Mohr

	*The Ralston team took first place honors via an exciting sudden-
death "chip-off" at the ninth green.

	MEN'S CLOSEST TO THE PIN #1:  Hide Nakajima
	MEN'S CLOSEST TO THE PIN #2:  Jerry Momoda
	WOMEN'S CLOSEST TO THE PIN/LONG DRIVE 1ST PLACE:  Becky Rowe
	WOMEN'S CLOSEST TO THE PIN/LONG DRIVE 2ND PLACE:  Kathleen (McComb)
	MEN'S LONGEST DRIVE #1:  Fernando Martins
	MEN'S LONGEST DRIVE #2:  Dave Ralston

	Well, you DID say you wanted to know, didn't you?!

	Stay tuned for details on next year's tournament to be held at the
Old Course at St. Andrew's in Scotland.