Olympedia – Trap, Men

Trap, Men

Date	2 – 4 July 1912
Status	Olympic
Location	Ellenhill, Råsunda, Solna
Participants	61 from 11 countries
Format	100 birds possible per shooter shot in three stages. Top 50% and ties advanced to second stage. Top 50% and ties advanced to third stage.

Date

2 – 4 July 1912

Status

Olympic

Location

Ellenhill, Råsunda, Solna

Participants

61 from 11 countries

Format

100 birds possible per shooter shot in three stages. Top 50% and ties advanced to second stage. Top 50% and ties advanced to third stage.

James Graham won this event, posting the highest score in each stage, although his totals were equalled by other shooters at each stage. But he was the most consistent shooter by far. After the first round, graham was tied with Baron von Zedlitz und Leipe (GER), Edward Gleason (USA), and Horst Göldel-Bronikoven (GER). After two rounds, he remained tied with his teammate, Gleason, but Gleason slumped badly in the last round and finished only 11th. In addition to his gold medal, Graham won Lord Westbury’s Challenge Trophy, which in 1908 had been presented to Canada’s Walter Ewing.

Pos	Number	Competitor	NOC	Points	Round 1 Points	Round 2 Points	Round 3 Points
1	–	Jay Graham	USA	96	19	28	49	Gold	OR
2	–	Alfred Goeldel-Bronikoven	GER	94	18	28	48	Silver
3	–	Harry Blaus	RUS	91	15	27	49	Bronze
4	–	Harry Humby	GBR	88	18	24	46
5	–	Albert Preuß	GER	88	17	25	46
6	–	Anastasios Metaxas	GRE	88	18	26	44
7	–	Franz, Baron von Zedlitz und Leipe	GER	88	19	23	46
8	–	Adolf Schnitt	FIN	88	18	26	44
9	–	Emile Jurgens	NED	87	17	27	43
10	–	Ralph Spotts	USA	87	16	24	47
11	–	Edward Gleason	USA	87	19	28	40
12	–	Erland Koch	GER	86	18	23	45
13	–	Karl Fazer	FIN	86	16	25	43			1
14	–	Horst Goeldel-Bronikoven	GER	86	19	23	44
15	–	Frank Hall	USA	86	16	26	44
16	–	William Grosvenor	GBR	85	17	24	44
17	–	Robert Hutcheson	CAN	84	15	26	43
18	–	Erich, Graf von Bernstorff-Gyldensteen	GER	84	17	24	43
19	–	John Butt	GBR	84	18	24	42
20	–	Åke Lundeberg	SWE	84	17	24	43
21	–	Charles Palmer	GBR	82	15	24	43
22	–	Alf Swahn	SWE	82	17	25	40
23	–	Leonardus Syttin	RUS	81	15	24	42
24	–	Frantz Rosenberg	NOR	81	15	24	42
25	–	Hans Joachim Lüttich	GER	77	16	23	38
26	–	Charles, Baron de Jaubert	FRA	77	15	25	37
27	–	André Fleury	FRA	74	16	23	35
28	–	Carsten Bruun	NOR	74	16	24	34
29	–	Henri, Baron de Castex	FRA	38	17	21	---
30	–	Robert Huber	FIN	38	15	23	---
31	–	Hjalmar Frisell	SWE	38	15	23	---
32	–	Emil Collan	FIN	38	15	23	---
33	–	George Whitaker	GBR	38	16	22	---
34	–	Victor Wallenberg	SWE	37	17	20	---
35	–	Georges, Marquis de Créqui-Montfort de Courtivron	FRA	36	15	21	---
36	–	Walter Bodneck	RUS	36	15	21	---
37	–	Daniel McMahon	USA	36	15	21	---
38	–	Edward Benedicks	SWE	34	15	19	---
39	–	George Pinchard	GBR	33	15	18	---
40	–	Johan Ekman	SWE	31	15	16	---
41	–	Édouard, Baron Creuzé de Lesser	FRA	14	14	---	---
42	–	Charles Billings	USA	14	14	---	---
43	–	Herman Eriksson	SWE	14	14	---	---
44	–	John Hendrickson	USA	14	14	---	---
45	–	James Kenyon	CAN	13	13	---	---
46	–	William Davies	CAN	13	13	---	---
47	–	Edvard Bacher	FIN	13	13	---	---
48	–	René Texier	FRA	13	13	---	---
49	–	Alexander Maunder	GBR	13	13	---	---
50	–	Herman Nyberg	SWE	13	13	---	---
51	–	Henri le Marié	FRA	12	12	---	---
52	–	Pavel Lieth	RUS	12	12	---	---
53	–	Alfred Black	GBR	11	11	---	---
54	–	Emil Fabritius	FIN	11	11	---	---
55	–	Boris Pertel	RUS	11	11	---	---
56	–	John Goodwin	GBR	10	10	---	---
57	–	Oscar Swahn	SWE	10	10	---	---
58	–	Otto Bökman	SWE	10	10	---	---
59	–	Carl Wollert	SWE	10	10	---	---
60	–	Nils Klein	SWE	7	7	---	---
61	–	Alfred Stabell	NOR	3	3	---	---