Trapshooting Hall of Fame

Patron Sponsors
Earl H. Goetz Memorial Fund
Richland County Foundation - Mansfield, Ohio

Bill & Ruthie Hunter - Hunter Woodworks
Phil Kiner
In memory of Dr. Howard McGarry, By: Dr. Ronald McGarry
Donald Neilson & Debbie Ohye
Dr. Doyne & Nancy Williams

Gold Sponsors
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Bradford
Chuck & Lorel I Delaney
Dennis DeVaux
Kenny Ray Estes
Richard E. Heckert

Krieghoff International, Inc.

Remington Arms Company
Gerald Russo
Lawrence Russo, Jr.
Joseph P. Spradley
Steven C. Williams

Silver Sponsors
Mr. Lawrence J. Marvier
Mrs. Alden Obering O'Brien
Alphonse M. Palmer
Scott T. Weber - The Gunrunner

	2009 HOF Silent Auction Gifts.
	June Contributions to the Hall of Fame.
	"Historically Speaking" by Kenny Ray Estes.
	2009 Hall of Fame Inductees Biographies.
	2009 HOF scholarships.
	HOF Qualifications & Nomination Information
	NEW! Earl H. Goetz Memorial Fund!
	In Remembrance - Tobias H. Cohron
	2009 Annual Gift Request Letter - Please read and consider making a donation to your Trapshooting Hall of Fame and Museum.
	The Hall of Fame Is Relocating! Click Here!
	2009 Hall of Fame Inductees Announced!
	State & Provincial Hall of Fame Web Sites.
	2008 HOF Scholarship Winners
	2008 Hall of Fame Inductees.
	He was a famous Parker professional, major league baseball pitcher and one of the greatest shooters of all time.
	Who was the man that put LC Smith shotguns on the trapshooting map? They called him "Prince Hal' and he was one of the greatest shots of all time.
	Another famous logo and shoot.
	The most famous logo in all trapshooting.
	Kenny Ray Estes named permanent museum director and ATA Official of the Year.
	A complete list of all donors towards the purchase of the 1911 Harve Dixon GAH winners gold medal.
	1911 GAH Gold Medal Acquisition.
	Dick Baldwin's book "The Road To Yesterday" is again available.
	HOF Vandalia home grounds pens are still available.
	The Fabulous Topperweins by Dick Baldwin. Part 1 in the November Trap and Field.
	The Fabulous Topperweins by Dick Baldwin. Part 2 in the December Trap and Field.
	Meet the HOF trustees.
	Amateur Trapshooting Association (ATA) web site.

Photograph of the Sportsmen's Club of Cincinnati, taken in 1852, appeared in Field and Stream back in 1972. The club is the birth place of American trapshooting in 1831. A grainy, black and white photograph, colorized and improved by Hamilton Web Design. Click on the photo for a larger picture.

Evelyn Primm of Los Angeles. First woman to ever shoot from the 27 yard line, as well as the 26 yard line and the 25 yard line. She earned her last punch on April 16, 1955.

Charles Sparrow Young, a Hall of Fame inductee in 1972, of Springfield, OH, was one of the most colorful trapshooters of all times, and was the first shooter to break 100 straight from back yardage to win the Grand American Handicap (23 yards in 1926) and the first to break a 25-target event in the Grand American Handicap. He had broken 100 straight from 23 yards at Peru, Ind. in 1916, and he broke the 25 straight at the first Grand American Handicap at New York City in 1900 when he shot under the nom de plume of Robin Hood, for whom he worked. Robin Hood was a powder and ammunition company.

.Visit the Hall of Fame in Vandalia, Ohio to learn more about the great American sport of Trapshooting.

Trapshooting
Hall of Fame
601 W. National Road
Vandalia, Ohio 45377
Phone: (937) 898-4638, extension 528
Fax: (937) 898-5541
9:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Email anytime: hof@shootata.com

The Hall of Fame is a Section (c) (3) organization. All gifts are tax deductible.

1915 Hercules Trophy

Bossey Gyro Pigeon
English
1872