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Trap, Team, Men

Date29 June – 1 July 1912
StatusOlympic
LocationEllenhill, Råsunda, Solna
Participants36 from 6 countries
FormatSix-man teams. Shot in three stages. 100 possible per individual; 600 possible per team.

The United States team had the highest score in all three stages, winning the gold medal quite easily over Great Britain. A seventh team was entered, Russia, but they did not compete. Because there were seven entries, only four teams were supposed to advance to the second stage. But Finland and Sweden were tied at 95 after the first stage and both were allowed to continue, eliminating only France after the first day. Both Finland and Sweden were eliminated after the second stage, leaving the final shooting to the United States, Great Britain, and Germany. The real contest was for the silver medal between Great Britain and Germany. After stage one, Germany was in second place, trailing the United States by only one bird, and after two stages, Britain led Germany by only one bird. Both teams scored 247 in the final stage to give Great Britain the silver medal.

PosCompetitorsNOCPoints
1United StatesUSA532Gold
Jay Graham 94
Charles Billings 93
Ralph Spotts 90
John Hendrickson 89
Frank Hall 86
Edward Gleason 80
2Great BritainGBR511Silver
Harry Humby 91
William Grosvenor 89
Alexander Maunder 89
George Whitaker 84
John Butt 79
Charles Palmer 79
3GermanyGER510Bronze
Franz, Baron von Zedlitz und Leipe 91
Horst Goeldel-Bronikoven 88
Erich, Graf von Bernstorff-Gyldensteen 87
Erland Koch 82
Albert Preuß 81
Alfred Goeldel-Bronikoven 81
4SwedenSWE243
Åke Lundeberg 48
Alf Swahn 45
Johan Ekman 41
Victor Wallenberg 40
Hjalmar Frisell 38
Carl Wollert 31
5FinlandFIN233
Edvard Bacher 44
Robert Huber 43
Adolf Schnitt 41
Emil Collan 37
Karl Fazer 36
Axel Fredrik Londen 32
6FranceFRA90
André Fleury 16
Henri, Baron de Castex 15
Georges, Marquis de Créqui-Montfort de Courtivron 15
Charles, Baron Jaubert 15
René Texier 15
Édouard, Baron Creuzé de Lesser 14
DNSRussiaRUS