Grand American Champions, International Clay Target

Bossey Gyro Trap
English
1872

Bossey Gyro Pigeon
English
1872

Erskin Reloader
English
1864

Dixon Reloader
English
1883

1800's 50 Shotshell
2 Piece Reloader

Oldest Known Trophy
Pigeon Award
Cincinnati, 1836

Marshall Marathon
500 Singles
Steve Crothers

Westy Hogans Trophy
1929
Atlantic City, NJ

1906 NYAC Trophy

1915 Hercules Trophy

Super rare ATA
100 straight pin

1927 ATA Medal

1915 Dupont Medal

1918 Interstate Medal

McMillan FLYO
1870's

Best Tin Pigeon
1885

Ligowsky Clay Target
1880

Composition Ball
Early 1900's

Blue Rock Clay Target
Early 1900's

Empire Clay Target
Late 1880's

Duvrock Pigeon
1930

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Leo Harrison is the only three time winner of the International Clay Target
Championship, winning in 1977-78-79. In 1973 Italian Alessandro Notari
won the International with the only perfect score of the day and
thus became the first foreign shooter to win an event at Vandalia.

Clay Target Champions	Grand American Handicap Champions
Grand American Doubles Champions	Grand American HAA Champions
Grand American HOA Champions	Preliminary Handicap Champions
Senior Vet Clay Target Champions	Veteran Clay Target Champions
Women's Clay Target Champions	Junior Clay Target Champions
Sub-Junior Clay Target Champions	State Team Champions
Canadian Grand American Champions	Champion of Champions
International Clay Target Championship	Grand American Handicap Runners-up

The International Clay Target Championship was shot off of Western
wobble traps and allowed the shooter 2 shots per target. From 1967 to
1977 the shooting distance was 16 yards. The last three years of the
event the shooter stood at 20 yards. The championship lasted
for 14 years. Some years the ATA included a preliminary International event.

Year	Champion	Score	Assorted Awards	Score	Assorted Awards	Score
1967	Gene Lumsden (champion)	100	Jim Beck (second place)	100	Billy Hicks (third place)	100
1968	Chris Bishop (champion)	99	Doug Elson (second place)	98	Ken Reitz (third place)	98
1969	Steve Carmichael (champion)	100	Liano Rossini (high civilian)	100	Tom Garrigus (high military)	99
1970	Ray Stafford (champion)	99	Frank Little (high civilian)	96	Ken Blasi (high military)	94
1971	Doug Elson (champion)	100	Elgin Gates (high civilian)	100	Ken Blasi (high military)	99
1972	Elgin Gates (champion)	100	Phil Wright (high civilian)	100	Bob Green (high military)	100
1973	Alessandro Notari (champion)	100	Liano Rossini (high civilian)	99	Hugh Bowie (high military)	97
1974	Francis Foster (champion)	98	Frank Little (high civilian)	98	(none)
1975	Ken Stewart (champion)	100	(no trophy)		(no trophy)
1976	Elgin Gates (champion)	100	(no trophy)		(no trophy)
1977	Leo Harrison III (champion)	100	(no trophy)		(no trophy)
1978	Leo Harrison III (champion)	98	Storm Mitchell (silver)	98	Jerry Rache (bronze)	96
1979	Leo Harrison III (champion)	95	Terry Zaplata (silver)	92	Bob Eichelberger (bronze)	92
1980	Jerry Rache (champion)	98	(no trophy)		(no trophy)