LAST EDITED ON Jul-21-04 AT 06:06 PM (CDT) Hi George,
After 40 years of flying, I entered OTS at one of my local contests. It is a blast!
As to a "guide" for the OTS pattern, there is one "somewhere out there". I actually had a hard copy of the GSCB manuever descriptions at one time, but heaven only knows where it is now.
I basically watched the other guys (Tommy Luper an ex NATS OTS champ is a local) fly until I had it memorized.
Good Luck! It IS fun.

Bill <><
Edit: 2 laps between manuevers, enter the wingover just like modern, outsides can be entered from upright or inverted, inverted comes at a DIFFERENT TIME in OTS than in the modern pattern!, the "overhead eights are entered at the 45* (60*??) point ("bottom" of the first 1/2 inside loop) and exited there, All eights are of the "lazy 8" type, do the manuevers down wind.