Fred Morrison launched a leisure lifestyle with his fantastic plastic flying saucer. His contribution to global recreation gained air only after he dodged death by steering a steel missile in the skies over Europe in World War II.Morrison, a Southern California beach boy, first called his spinning discs Flyin’ Cake Pans and then Whirlo-Way. It’s known globally today as the Frisbee. MEET THE AMERICAN WHO SPREAD GLOBAL GOSPEL OF SURFING, DUKE KAHANAMOKU, HAWAII'S ORIGINAL BIG KAHUNA"It was an instant phenomenon," Tristan Lin, brand director for Wham-O, told Fox News Digital. "Before you knew it, every college kid in America was playing Frisbee."Wham-O, based