Shooting at the 1976 Summer Olympics – Mixed trap

The trap competition at the 1976 Summer Olympics was held on 18–20 July in Montreal, Canada.[1]

Results

Place	Name	Nation	Score
1	Donald Haldeman	United States	190
2	Armando Marques	Portugal	189
3	Ubaldesco Baldi	Italy	189
4	Burckhardt Hoppe	East Germany	186
5	Aleksandr Androshkin	Soviet Union	185
6	Adam Smelczyński	Poland	183
7	John Primrose	Canada	183
8	Bernard Blondeau	France	182
9	Jacques Colon	Belgium	182
10	Johnny Påhlsson	Sweden	181
11	Esteban Azcue	Spain	181
11	Charvin Dixon	United States	181
11	Marcos José Olsen	Brazil	181
14	Aleksandr Alipov	Soviet Union	180
15	Richard Flynn	Ireland	179
16	Jitsuka Matsuoka	Japan	178
16	Josef Meixner	Austria	178
18	György Gruber	Hungary	177
18	Toshiyasu Ishige	Japan	177
18	Malcolm Jenkins	Great Britain	177
21	Silvano Basagni	Italy	175
21	Leo Franciosi	San Marino	175
21	Randhir Singh	India	175
21	Eladio Vallduvi	Spain	175
25	Susan Nattrass	Canada	173
25	Nikolaus Reinprecht	Austria	173
25	Peter Wray	Australia	173
28	Peter Boden	Great Britain	169
29	Justo Fernández	Mexico	168
29	Silvano Raganini	San Marino	168
31	Michel Carrega	France	167
32	Hugo Dufey	Chile	166
33	Joan Tomas	Andorra	162
34	Pavitr Kachasanee	Thailand	160
35	Trevan Clough	Papua New Guinea	159
35	Esteve Dolsa	Andorra	159
37	Fernando Walls	Mexico	158
38	Eduardo Echeverría	Guatemala	156
39	Damrong Pachonyut	Thailand	153
40	Frank Oh	Singapore	152
41	Mohammad Alidjani-Momer	Iran	150
42	Marcel Rué	Monaco	141
43	Houshang Ghazvini	Iran	71 (5 rounds)[2]
	Paul Cerutti	Monaco	DSQ

Cerutti was disqualified after it was discovered he had been taking amphetamines. The stimulants didn't help his performance - he finished 43rd out of a field of 44.[3]

References

1. "Shooting at the 1976 Montreal Summer Games: Mixed Trap". Sports Reference. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 7 February 2020.
2. "Official Report of the Games of the XXIst Olympiad, volume" (PDF). Amateur Athletic Foundation of Los Angeles. 2004. p. 581. Archived from the original (PDF) on 27 September 2007. Retrieved 19 March 2011.
3. Wallechinsky, David (1984). The Complete Book of the Olympics. England: Penguin Books. p. 377. ISBN 0140066322.