Shooting at the 1968 Summer Olympics – Mixed trap

Mixed trap at the Games of the XIX Olympiad
Date	18-19 October
Competitors	55 from 34 nations
Medalists
Bob Braithwaite   Great Britain   Thomas Garrigus   United States   Kurt Czekalla   East Germany

Shooting at the 1968 Summer Olympics
Pistol
25 m rapid fire pistol		Mixed
50 m pistol		Mixed
Rifle
300 m rifle three positions		Mixed
50 m rifle three positions		Mixed
50 m rifle prone		Mixed
Shotgun
Trap		Mixed
Skeet		Mixed

The mixed trap was a shooting sports event held as part of the Shooting at the 1968 Summer Olympics programme. The competition was held on 18 and 19 October 1968 at the shooting ranges in Mexico City. 55 shooters from 34 nations competed.^[1]

Final standing

Rank	Athlete	Country	Score	Notes
1	Bob Braithwaite	Great Britain	198
2	Thomas Garrigus	United States	196
3	Kurt Czekalla	East Germany	196
4	Pāvels Seničevs	Soviet Union	196
5	Pierre Candelo	France	195
6	Adam Smelczyński	Poland	195
7	Aleksandr Alipov	Soviet Union	195
8	John Primrose	Canada	194
9	Jaime Bladas	Spain	194
10	Karni Singh	India	194
11	Ion Dumitrescu	Romania	193
12	Michel Carrega	France	193
13	Galliano Rossini	Italy	193
14	José Cusí	Spain	192
15	Juan Enrique Lira	Chile	192
16	Edward Shaske	Canada	192
17	Randhir Singh	India	192
18	Elias Salhab	Lebanon	191
19	Mohamed Mehrez	Egypt	191
20	Pedro Estay	Chile	191
21	Gheorghe Florescu	Romania	191
22	Rodolfo Guarnieri	Argentina	190
23	Rudolf Hager	East Germany	190
24	Juan Ángel Martini, Jr.	Argentina	190
25	Georgios Pangalos	Greece	190
26	Ray Stafford	United States	189
27	Ennio Mattarelli	Italy	189
28	Sten Karlsson	Sweden	189
29	Werner Bühse	West Germany	189
30	Metin Salihoğlu	Turkey	188
31	George Silvernail	Puerto Rico	188
30	Ivo Orlandi	Venezuela	187
33	Miguel Barrenechea	Mexico	187
34	Eric Grantham	Great Britain	187
35	Markos Tzoumaras	Greece	187
36	Guy Rénard	Belgium	187
37	Josef Meixner	Austria	187
38	Erich Gehmann	West Germany	187
39	Kjell Sørensen	Norway	185
40	Pavitr Kachasanee	Thailand	183
41	Gustavo Zepeda	Mexico	181
42	Leo Franciosi	San Marino	181
43	Lin Ho-ming	Chinese Taipei	181
44	Badir Shoukri	Egypt	177
45	Salvatore Pelliccioni	San Marino	177
46	Cheng Sung-gun	Chinese Taipei	175
47	Dermot Kelly	Ireland	175
48	Walter Perón	Peru	175
49	Dipya Mongkollugsana	Thailand	175
50	Arturo Porro	Uruguay	171
51	Carlos Asbun	Bolivia	163
52	Ricardo Roberts	Bolivia	161
53	Ángel Marchand	Puerto Rico	156
54	Roberto Soundy	El Salvador	125
55	Domingo Lorenzo	Dominican Republic	124

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