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Trap, Men

Date	5 – 9 September 1960
Status	Olympic
Location	Campo di Tiro a Volo Lazio, Roma
Participants	66 from 38 countries

The preliminary round advanced 36 shooters to the finals. The location of the trap houses at the Lazio Shooting Stand gave an excellent background of all sky, but exposed the shooters to the wind. This kept the scores down somewhat, with Romania’s Ion Dumitrescu winning the gold medal with 192 birds out of 200. The defending champion, Galliano Rossini, won the silver medal.

Pos	Number	Competitor	NOC	Points	Qualifying	Final
1	–	Ion Dumitrescu	ROU	192	92 (=11)	192 (1)	Gold
2	–	Galliano Rossini	ITA	191	89 (=17)	191 (2)	Silver
3	–	Sergey Kalinin	URS	190	89 (=17)	190 (3)	Bronze
4	–	James Clark	USA	188	90 (=14)	188 (4)
5	–	Hans Aasnæs	NOR	185	87 (=27)	185 (5)
6	–	Joe Wheater	GBR	185	93 (=6)	185 (6)
7	–	Adam Smelczyński	POL	184	88 (=24)	184 (7)
=8	–	Claude Foussier	FRA	183	90 (=14)	183 (=8)
=8	–	Karni Singh	IND	183	89 (=17)	183 (=8)
=10	–	Elias Salhab	LBN	182	89 (=17)	182 (=10)
=10	–	Laszlo Szapáry	AUT	182	89 (=17)	182 (=10)
=12	–	Rune Andersson	SWE	181	97 (=1)	181 (=12)
=12	–	Hussam El-Badrawi	UAR	181	94 (=4)	181 (=12)
=12	–	Victor Huthart	GBR	181	86 (=31)	181 (=12)
=15	–	Guy de Valle Flor	POR	180	85 (=33)	180 (=15)
=15	–	Yury Nikandrov	URS	180	97 (=1)	180 (=15)
=17	–	Juan Enrique Lira	CHI	179	93 (=6)	179 (=17)
=17	–	Gerhard Aßmus	GER	179	89 (=17)	179 (=17)
=19	–	Ede Szomjas	HUN	178	93 (=6)	178 (=19)
=19	–	Platon Georgitsis	GRE	178	89 (=17)	178 (=19)
=19	–	Kenichi Kumagai	JPN	178	85 (=33)	178 (=19)
=22	–	Bram Zanella	VEN	177	93 (=6)	177 (=22)
=22	–	Heinz Kramer	GER	177	88 (=24)	177 (=22)
=24	–	Leo Franciosi	SMR	176	93 (=6)	176 (=24)
=24	–	Maurice Tabet	LBN	176	94 (=4)	176 (=24)
26	–	Gilberto Navarro	CHI	174	85 (=33)	174 (26)
27	–	Pierre-André Flückiger	SUI	173	95 (3)	173 (27)
28	–	Franz Sarnitz	AUT	172	86 (=31)	172 (28)
29	–	Josef Hrach	TCH	170	92 (=11)	170 (29)
30	–	Arnold Riegger	USA	168	87 (=27)	168 (30)
31	–	Károly Kulin-Nagy	HUN	167	85 (=33)	167 (31)
=32	–	Juan Malo	ESP	166	90 (=14)	166 (=32)
=32	–	Václav Zavázal	TCH	166	87 (=27)	166 (=32)
34	–	Edoardo Casciano	ITA	165	92 (=11)	165 (34)
35	–	Wim Peeters	RSA	162	87 (=27)	162 (35)
36	–	Enrique Dibós	PER	155	88 (=24)	155 (36)
AC r1/2	–	Marcel Chennaux	LUX	–	– (DNQ)	–
AC r1/2	–	Enrique Beech	PHI	–	– (DNQ)	–
AC r1/2	–	Gheorghe Enache	ROU	–	– (DNQ)	–
AC r1/2	–	Gil Henderson	CAN	–	– (DNQ)	–
AC r1/2	–	Väinö Broman	FIN	–	– (DNQ)	–
AC r1/2	–	Hassan Moaffi	UAR	–	– (DNQ)	–
AC r1/2	–	Wenzu Vella	MLT	–	– (DNQ)	–
AC r1/2	–	Keshav Sen	IND	–	– (DNQ)	–
AC r1/2	–	Louis von Sonnenberg	SUI	–	– (DNQ)	–
AC r1/2	–	Sim Myeong-Hui	KOR	–	– (DNQ)	–
AC r1/2	–	Georgios Pagkalos	GRE	–	– (DNQ)	–
AC r1/2	–	Eduard de Atzel	PER	–	– (DNQ)	–
AC r1/2	–	Wang Ching-Rui	TPE	–	– (DNQ)	–
AC r1/2	–	Mitsuo Yamane	JPN	–	– (DNQ)	–
AC r1/2	–	Bill Gulliver	RHO	–	– (DNQ)	–
AC r1/2	–	Francis Bonafède	MON	–	– (DNQ)	–
AC r1/2	–	Guglielmo Giusti	SMR	–	– (DNQ)	–
AC r1/2	–	Juan Gindre	ARG	–	– (DNQ)	–
AC r1/2	–	Juan Ángel Martini Tronconi	ARG	–	– (DNQ)	–
AC r1/2	–	Eric Lucke	RSA	–	– (DNQ)	–
AC r1/2	–	Bill Jones	CAN	–	– (DNQ)	–
AC r1/2	–	Carl Beck-Friis	SWE	–	– (DNQ)	–
AC r1/2	–	Peppi Grech	MLT	–	– (DNQ)	–
AC r1/2	–	Rafael de Juan	ESP	–	– (DNQ)	–
AC r1/2	–	Marcel Rué	MON	–	– (DNQ)	–
AC r1/2	–	Aly Knepper	LUX	–	– (DNQ)	–
AC r1/2	–	Xavier Zequeira	PUR	–	– (DNQ)	–
AC r1/2	–	Ong Hock Eng	MAL	–	– (DNQ)	–
AC r1/2	–	Franco Bonato	VEN	–	– (DNQ)	–
AC r1/2	–	Marcel Otto-Bruc	FRA	–	– (DNQ)	–

Qualifying Round

Date	5 – 6 September 1960 — 9:00
Format	100 targets. Top 36 advanced to the final round.

Pos	Number	Competitor	NOC	Points
=1	–	Rune Andersson	SWE	97	Q
=1	–	Yury Nikandrov	URS	97	Q
3	–	Pierre-André Flückiger	SUI	95	Q
=4	–	Hussam El-Badrawi	UAR	94	Q
=4	–	Maurice Tabet	LBN	94	Q
=6	–	Bram Zanella	VEN	93	Q
=6	–	Ede Szomjas	HUN	93	Q
=6	–	Juan Enrique Lira	CHI	93	Q
=6	–	Joe Wheater	GBR	93	Q
=6	–	Leo Franciosi	SMR	93	Q
=11	–	Edoardo Casciano	ITA	92	Q
=11	–	Ion Dumitrescu	ROU	92	Q
=11	–	Josef Hrach	TCH	92	Q
=14	–	Claude Foussier	FRA	90	Q
=14	–	Juan Malo	ESP	90	Q
=14	–	James Clark	USA	90	Q
=17	–	Elias Salhab	LBN	89	Q
=17	–	Gerhard Aßmus	GER	89	Q
=17	–	Galliano Rossini	ITA	89	Q
=17	–	Karni Singh	IND	89	Q
=17	–	Laszlo Szapáry	AUT	89	Q
=17	–	Platon Georgitsis	GRE	89	Q
=17	–	Sergey Kalinin	URS	89	Q
=24	–	Adam Smelczyński	POL	88	Q
=24	–	Enrique Dibós	PER	88	Q
=24	–	Heinz Kramer	GER	88	Q
=27	–	Arnold Riegger	USA	87	Q
=27	–	Hans Aasnæs	NOR	87	Q
=27	–	Václav Zavázal	TCH	87	Q
=27	–	Wim Peeters	RSA	87	Q
=31	–	Franz Sarnitz	AUT	86	Q
=31	–	Victor Huthart	GBR	86	Q
=33	–	Guy de Valle Flor	POR	85	Q
=33	–	Gilberto Navarro	CHI	85	Q
=33	–	Károly Kulin-Nagy	HUN	85	Q
=33	–	Kenichi Kumagai	JPN	85	Q
DNQ	–	Marcel Chennaux	LUX	–
DNQ	–	Enrique Beech	PHI	–
DNQ	–	Gheorghe Enache	ROU	–
DNQ	–	Gil Henderson	CAN	–
DNQ	–	Väinö Broman	FIN	–
DNQ	–	Hassan Moaffi	UAR	–
DNQ	–	Wenzu Vella	MLT	–
DNQ	–	Keshav Sen	IND	–
DNQ	–	Louis von Sonnenberg	SUI	–
DNQ	–	Sim Myeong-Hui	KOR	–
DNQ	–	Georgios Pagkalos	GRE	–
DNQ	–	Eduard de Atzel	PER	–
DNQ	–	Wang Ching-Rui	TPE	–
DNQ	–	Mitsuo Yamane	JPN	–
DNQ	–	Bill Gulliver	RHO	–
DNQ	–	Francis Bonafède	MON	–
DNQ	–	Guglielmo Giusti	SMR	–
DNQ	–	Juan Gindre	ARG	–
DNQ	–	Juan Ángel Martini Tronconi	ARG	–
DNQ	–	Eric Lucke	RSA	–
DNQ	–	Bill Jones	CAN	–
DNQ	–	Carl Beck-Friis	SWE	–
DNQ	–	Peppi Grech	MLT	–
DNQ	–	Rafael de Juan	ESP	–
DNQ	–	Marcel Rué	MON	–
DNQ	–	Aly Knepper	LUX	–
DNQ	–	Xavier Zequeira	PUR	–
DNQ	–	Ong Hock Eng	MAL	–
DNQ	–	Franco Bonato	VEN	–
DNQ	–	Marcel Otto-Bruc	FRA	–

Final Round

Date	8 – 9 September 1960 — 9:00
Format	200 targets.

Pos	Number	Competitor	NOC	Points
1	–	Ion Dumitrescu	ROU	192
2	–	Galliano Rossini	ITA	191
3	–	Sergey Kalinin	URS	190
4	–	James Clark	USA	188
5	–	Hans Aasnæs	NOR	185
6	–	Joe Wheater	GBR	185
7	–	Adam Smelczyński	POL	184
=8	–	Claude Foussier	FRA	183
=8	–	Karni Singh	IND	183
=10	–	Elias Salhab	LBN	182
=10	–	Laszlo Szapáry	AUT	182
=12	–	Rune Andersson	SWE	181
=12	–	Hussam El-Badrawi	UAR	181
=12	–	Victor Huthart	GBR	181
=15	–	Guy de Valle Flor	POR	180
=15	–	Yury Nikandrov	URS	180
=17	–	Juan Enrique Lira	CHI	179
=17	–	Gerhard Aßmus	GER	179
=19	–	Ede Szomjas	HUN	178
=19	–	Platon Georgitsis	GRE	178
=19	–	Kenichi Kumagai	JPN	178
=22	–	Bram Zanella	VEN	177
=22	–	Heinz Kramer	GER	177
=24	–	Leo Franciosi	SMR	176
=24	–	Maurice Tabet	LBN	176
26	–	Gilberto Navarro	CHI	174
27	–	Pierre-André Flückiger	SUI	173
28	–	Franz Sarnitz	AUT	172
29	–	Josef Hrach	TCH	170
30	–	Arnold Riegger	USA	168
31	–	Károly Kulin-Nagy	HUN	167
=32	–	Juan Malo	ESP	166
=32	–	Václav Zavázal	TCH	166
34	–	Edoardo Casciano	ITA	165
35	–	Wim Peeters	RSA	162
36	–	Enrique Dibós	PER	155