Amateur Trapshooting Association One Hundred-Sixteenth

AMATEUR TRAPSHOOTING ASSOCIATION PROUDLY PRESENTS THE ONE HUNDRED-SIXTEENTH

AUGUST 5 - 15, 2015

AIM GRAND CHAMPIONSHIPS - AUGUST 1 - 4, 2015 WORLD SHOOTING & RECREATIONAL COMPLEX - SPARTA, IL

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PRESIDENT’S WELCOME 2015 GRAND AMERICAN On Behalf of Myself, The Executive Committee, and the entire ATA staff,

May I Welcome you to The 116th Grand American World Trapshooting Tournament. Synonymous with The Super Bowl, Daytona 500, and The World Series, The Grand American is where Champions are made. Legends like Starr and Elway, Petty and Earnhardt, Musial and Mantle, Orlich and Barnhart couldn’t wait to be put on the big stage, the stage that highlighted all the hard work and dedication of being the best of the best. The ATA is very fortunate to be able to showcase all that talent every year at “The Grandaddy of all Trapshoots, The Grand American. This years 116th Grand American looks to be another of “The Best of The Best”, Executive Director Lynn Gipson and Tournament Manager Jim Moody along with the entire ATA and Grand American Staff will be on hand to make sure your participation in the 116th ATA Grand American is a glorious time to remember. The Grand American would not be possible without the continued support of our sponsors, staff, vendors, and most of all you our shooters. When you look around the World Shooting and Recreation Complex those two weeks in August is it not amazing the transformation that occurs to this facility. What seems like overnight the WSRC becomes home to the largest shooting competition in the World. A year in the making this 116th Grand American kicks off on Aug 1 with The Aim Grand Championship, the culmination of a year of hard work by the youth of the trapshooting world, then on August 5th The 116th Grand American World Trapshooting Championships begin. 2600 Championship Targets, 24 events,11 days. 11 days to decide the “Best of The Best” in trapshooting.

Evening activities include the AIM Benefit Fish Fry Friday August 7, Opening Ceremonies and the Blue-Gray Shootouts Monday August 10, the Hall of Fame Induction Banquet Tuesday August 11, the All American Reception Thursday August 13, Closing Ceremonies Friday August 14 and the Farewell Party Saturday August 15. I would like to take this opportunity to Thank all of the ATA Staff past and present for their tireless work over the years, the sponsors for their generous support, and most of all you the shooters for continuing to shoot target after target in pursuit of being “The Best of the Best”.

It has been an honor and a pleasure to serve the shooters of the ATA. I have enjoyed my tenure on the Executive Committee and thank you for allowing me to do so.

See you on the line,

Rob Taylor World Shooting & Recreational Complex: Sparta, IL 1 2015 TABLE OF CONTENTS GRAND AMERICAN ATA Officials...... 4 AIM Grand Championship...... 6 PROGRAM CREDITS ATA Member Benefits ...... 7 Directions & Golf Carts...... 8 Printing: Entry Procedure...... 9 The Westcott Group, Inc. Credit and Debit Card Usage...... 9 2346 S. Lynhurst Dr Classification...... 10 P.O. Box 42766 Options, Monies and Point System...... 11 Indianapolis, IN 46242 Shooter Services...... 12 Trophies...... 13 Published by: Photographer ...... 13 ATA Shoot-Offs...... 14 1105 East Broadway Pre-Squadding Rules...... 15 PO Box 519 Squadding During Shoot ...... 16 Sparta, IL 62286 Singles & Handicap Squad Matrix ...... 19 Doubles Squad Matrix ...... 20 QUICK FACTS Special Options and Purses ...... 22 Notices...... 24 Date: August 5-15, 2015 20 Gauge Event Info...... 26 Location: Product Demo Field...... 30 World Shooting & AIM Benefit Fish Fry...... 34 Recreational Complex Trapshooting Hall of Fame Silent Auction...... 38 1 Main Event Lane 28 Gauge Event...... 40 Sparta, IL 62286 Opening Ceremony...... 44 (618) 295-2700 National Team Race ...... 46 Facility: Gould Brothers Exhibition Shooting ...... 48 WSRC: 120 trap fields Blue - Gray Challenge Shoot-Out ...... 52 spanning 3.5 miles; 1,000 Stay Connected with ATA Social Media ...... 56 on-site camping spaces; 80 Bingo ...... 58 exhibitors International Event ...... 60 Special Events: Preliminary All Around and HOA...... 62 Evening Entertainment, Super 500...... 62 Hall of Fame Induction Hospitality Tent Information ...... 66 Ceremony Nostalgia Shoot ...... 68 Trap & Field Opening & Closing ATA/Trap & Field All American Reception...... 70 Ceremonies Closing Ceremony ...... 72 HOA / HAA / 2600 HOA ...... 83 ATA Headquarters: Amateur Trapshooting Association Grand American Sponsors ...... 84 Box 519 Grand History ...... 86 Sparta, IL 62286 2015 All-Americans ...... 88 (618) 449-2224 2016 Grand American Dates ...... 96 Fax: (866) 454-5198 Trapshooting Hall of Fame ...... 97 Web: www.shootata.com Trapshooting Hall of Fame Induction Banquet ...... 99 E-mail: [email protected] WSRC Map ...... 100 Text the word ‘Grand’ to ‘888777’ to receive emergency alerts during the event.

2 2015 Grand American PRELIMINARY WEEK GRAND WEEK

Wednesday, August 5 Monday, August 10 # 15 Winchester AA Class Singles ...... 60 # 1 Hodgdon Powder Singles ...... 26 Opening Ceremony # 2 Trap & Field Handicap ...... 28 Special Recognition # 3 Little Egypt Golf Cars Doubles ...... 30 Blue - Gray Shoot-Out Presented by: White Flyer Thursday, August 6 # 4 MEC Shooting Sports Singles ...... 32 Tuesday, August 11 # 5 TrapshootingUSA Handicap ...... 34 # 16 President Rob Taylor Handicap ...... 62 # 6 Zoli International Doubles ...... 36 Presented by Perazzi # 17 White Flyer Class Doubles ...... 64 Hall of Fame Induction Banquet Friday, August 7 Nostalgia Shoot # 7 Sterling Cut Glass Singles ...... 38 Presented by: Federal # 8 Gipson-Ricketts Handicap ...... 40 # 9 Kolar Doubles ...... 42 Wednesday, August 12 National Team Race (Events 7-8-9) # 18 Wendell August - Presented by: Champion of Champions ...... 66 Clever Ammunition/Crow Shooting Supply # 19 Crow Shooting Supply Handicap ...... 68 City of Sparta Shooters Appreciation Fish Fry # 20 Kubota Doubles ∞ ...... 70 Thursday, August 13 Saturday, August 8 # 21 ATA Clay Target Championship ...... 72 # 10-A NRA Singles (1st 100) ...... 46 Presented by Browning # 11 Krieghoff 100 Handicap ...... 50 ATA/Trap & Field All-American Reception # 12 RIO Ammo Doubles ...... 52 Presented by: The Trapshooting Hall of Fame Sunday, August 9 # 10-B NRA Singles (2nd 100) ...... 54 Friday, August 14 # 13 Blaser Handicap ...... 54 # 22 ATA Doubles Championship ...... 74 # 14 Wenig Doubles ...... 56 Presented by Federal # 23 Caesar Guerini Handicap ...... 76 Millenium Luxury Coaches Closing Ceremonies E-Z-GO All-Around: (Events 10-11-14)^ & E-Z-Go Golf Cart Drawing White Flyer High-Over-All 1000 ^: HOF Scholarship Announcement (Events 5-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14) White Flyer HOA 1500 ^: Saturday, August 15 (All events in Preliminary Week) # 24 ATA Grand American Handicap ...... 78 Presented by Remington Winchester Super 500 Singles ^ Millennium Luxury Coaches Farewell Party ATA Super 500 Handicap ^ Music &Food ATA Super 500 Doubles ^ ^No shoot-offs/Rules on page 14 ATA High-All-Around Presented by E-Z-GO ATA High-Over-All 1000 Presented by White Flyer ATA HOA 2600 ^

∞ Not in HOA

World Shooting & Recreational Complex: Sparta, IL 3 ATA OFFICIALS Vice Presidents

Wayne D. Morris John Burke Eastern Zone Central Zone Charlestown, RI Alliance, NE

Jim Jones Western Zone Butte, MT

Terry Roush Allan Radway Southern Zone Ex-Officio Greensboro, NC Sundre, AB Officers

Thomas Burkey Lynn Gipson Hunter H. Galloway III Treasurer Executive Director Secretary Chambersburg, PA Sparta, IL Greensboro, NC

4 2015 Grand American ATA OFFICIALS Central Handicap Committee

Dean Townsend Bob Felber Ray Greb Chairman Central Zone Eastern Zone Thornville, OH Sioux Falls, SD Baltimore, MD

Terry Dean David Rhoads Danny McKenzie Southern Zone Southwestern Zone Western Zone Harrodsburg, KY Manhattan, KS Troy, ID

Phil Vasquez Gary D. Hill Kathy Key Assistant Assistant ATA Handicapping Laurel, MT Okotoks, AB Vandalia, OH

World Shooting & Recreational Complex: Sparta, IL 5 GRAND AMERICAN STAFF Tournament Director ...... Lynn Gipson, IL Assistant Tournament Director ...... Jim Moody, OK Personnel Manager ...... Gary Ebers, IL Data Services Manager ...... Sandra McAllister, KS Shoot-off Manager ...... Dan Wood, IA Logistics Manager ...... Bob Kunz, IL Cashiering Manager ...... Barb Rocheford, IN Squadding Manager ...... Tom Rocheford, IN Trap Line Manager ...... Cathy Lindner, IL Awards Manager...... Jamie Brand, IL Trap/Target Setting Manager ...... Petey Chambless, AR Scoresheet Annex Manager ...... Lana Foster, IL Special Events Manager...... Em Beckman, IL 2015 Grand National Youth Trapshooting Championships August 1-4, 2015 World Shooting & Recreational Center Sparta, IL

Shootin’ Showdown Handgun - Rifle - 3 Gun Tactical - & More! (Free entry when shooting championships) NRA Coach Classes Additional Events 50 Bird International (Wobble) 28 Gauge ATA All-American Parent/Coach (Free) Shooting Instruction Reloading Seminars ATA Registered 200 Singles More Information at: 100 Handicap 50 Pair Doubles www.aim4ata.com High-All-Around

6 2015 Grand American ATA MEMBER BENEFIT PROGRAMS The ATA has teamed up with some great companies to help save you money. Visit shootata.com and click the links on the homepage for further details. Save on Auto AND Power Sports! Contact your local agent and tell them you want the ATA discount! Follow the link on shootata.com to sign up for the Emerald Club and instantly save on all of your rental car needs. Rentals for the Grand American can be delivered to the WSRC! More than 15 hotel and resort chains ready to book at the ATA discounted rate. Use the ATA discount for all of your travels! Insurance for Gun Clubs and Members! Apply online at www.siai.net - Click the ATA logo for more details.

World Shooting & Recreational Complex: Sparta, IL 7 WSRC DRIVING DIRECTIONS From the East: From Hwy I-57 take exit IL From the North: From Interstates I-64 154 West toward Sesser, Illinois. Continue toward Mascoutah, I-55 toward Lebanon, on IL 154 approximately 40 miles until you and I-70 toward Lebanon, take exit Route 4 reach IL Route 4 (Market Street). Turn south until you reach County Rd. 18. Turn north and drive approximately 4 miles west and drive approximately 4 miles until until you reach County Rd. 18. Turn west you reach Hickory Grove Rd. Turn south and and drive approximately 4 miles until you watch for the signs indicating the WSRC. reach Hickory Grove Rd. Turn south and watch for the signs indicating the WSRC. From the West: From Interstate I-255 take From the South: From Interstate I-55 take the exit IL Rt. 3 toward Columbia. Continue on Perryville exit east toward Chester, Illinois. Rt. 3 approximately 13 miles to Red Bud. Continue on IL 150 north toward Steeleville Continue easterly through Red Bud, toward IL. Turn north on IL Rt. 4 and continue to Sparta approximately 17 miles until you Sparta, approximately 10 miles. Continue reach IL Route 4 (Market Street). Turn North north and drive approximately 4 miles until and drive approximately 4 miles until you you reach County Rd. 18. Turn west and drive reach County Rd. 18. Turn west and drive approximately 4 miles until you reach Hickory approximately 4 miles until you reach Hickory Grove Rd. Turn south and watch for the signs Grove Rd. Turn south and watch for the signs indicating the WSRC. indicating the WSRC. GOLF CARTS, BICYCLES & MOTOR BIKES Quads (also called ATV’s) are NOT permitted, per IDNR rules, for personal or shooter use. (If you straddle it, while seated, it is not permitted) The use of transportation vehicles of any kind, with the exception of Chairs, will not be permitted on the shooting fields during competition and shoot-offs. The sole exception to this rule will be utilization of golf carts by shoot management of the Grand American for the purpose of running the Grand American. Shoot management will minimize the use of golf carts wherever possible and see that the rule against the use of transportation vehicles is enforced. Shooters may use registered golf carts and licensed mopeds throughout the Complex observing the following Golf/Utility Cart Rules: • A signed permit usage agreement and a copy of insurance is required to rent or use personal carts on the ground of the WSRC. View www.shootata.com for more details and forms. • The ATA and IDNR direct that you observe all safety rules while operating your cart at WSRC. • An identifying sticker will be issued, and must be affixed, to indicate that you are properly registered. • NO cart/moped travel on Cardinal Rd. You may cross Cardinal Rd at the designated intersections. • NO cart/moped travel on any pedestrian sidewalk you may cross only, at appropriate intersections. • NO cart/moped travel in front (grass or sidewalk) of Vendor Row Building or Stadium Area. • NO cart/moped travel directly in front of Portable Vendors so as to obscure their signs or pedestrian traffic. • Pedestrians and vehicles have the right of way; yield when you are in traffic and be courteous. • Observe all signage and read the Event Program Guide for additional rules and requirements. • There will be no racing or other unsafe operating practices while driving your (or any) cart(s). • If you anticipate operating your cart after dark, you must use lights (fixed or portable) and reflectors. • You must be 18 years of age or older to register your cart and 16 years of age or older to operate. • All cart operators must possess a valid state issued driver’s license. Learner’s permits will not suffice. • You must maintain insurance limits of $500,000.00, Combined Single Limits(CSL) refer to sample COI. • You must follow the directions of all premises security personnel and/or any ATA Official. • Violators will be given one (1) warning only. Thereafter, all cart or moped privileges will be revoked.

8 2015 Grand American ENTRY PROCEDURE 1) The Events Center will open on Tuesday, August 4 at 10 a.m. and will open at 8 a.m. each day thereafter. Before being classified/handicapped, you must have an ATA plastic card and average card. Participants with a broken or worn plastic card can get a replacement by presenting positive ID and their current plastic card, otherwise there will be a $1.00 service charge per card. Replacement cards are available from the Member Services, adjacent to the cashier’s desk. 2) Your handicap yardage and singles/doubles classification will be determined by the Central Handicap Committee (CHC) at the classification counter. Also, any category declaration, including chair shooter, must be made at this time. Junior-Gold, Juniors and Sub-Juniors, please refer to #11 for rules regarding 1/2 price entries. 3) Please have your ATA plastic card with you. Event entry will not be allowed without it. 4) All participants must be handicapped/classified prior to making their first entry as this is how classification and handicap yardage are noted for entries throughout the tournament (See Rule IV. J.). The cashier will not be able to process your entry prior to classification. Shooters must have their plastic ATA card with them when they are squadded and cashiered. 5) If you draw squad positions that will not be used for an event, please see squadding personnel or use the self-service terminals in the Events Center or Vendor Mall area immediately to release your position. Releasing your position allows us to fill the squad, making this tournament more enjoyable for the other shooters who signed up in the squad. A shooter may not draw more than one (1) position per event. 6) In an effort to avoid unused positions, it is imperative that you either cashier or release all positions that you have squadded for, prior to the event. Anyone that does not cashier or release positions that have been squadded in their name will risk having any or all subsequent squadded positions in their name released by management. You may call the office at(618) 295-2700 ext. 476 or 471 to have your position released in the event that you cannot make it to the grounds in time. 7) You will directly input your entries, including options, at the cashiering windows using a touch screen system. Upon paying your entry fees, you will be supplied with a receipt showing your squad and position along with your class/yardage, options, and any applicable categories for each event entered. Once you leave the cashier window, your entry cannot be changed for options or squadding. You are not considered entered into an event until it is paid for. You must pay prior to shooting an event or risk disqualification. 8) You may use credit or debit cards to pay for entry fees and IDNR fees. MasterCard, Visa, Discover, and Debit cards will be accepted. However, payment for options must be made with cash or check. 9) No counter checks or second-party checks will be accepted by the cashier. Checks will be accepted for the amount of shooting fees only. Shooters presenting checks which are returned or dishonored for non- sufficient funds or any other reason will be charged a $25 fee. 10) All entries and ATA purchases must be made in U.S. funds only. NO EXCEPTIONS 11) Any Sub-Junior, Junior or Junior-Gold who enters any Grand American Event by paying one-half (1/2) price for target entry must enter on the same basis in all events, and is ineligible to participate in any purse, option (including the Grand Gun Option) or added money for any event. However any shooter electing the one-half (1/2) price option is eligible for trophies, No one-half (1/2) price entry is allowed after any entry at full price for anyone who enters any Grand event. No full price entry is permitted for anyone who enters any preliminary Grand or Grand event after a one-half (1/2) price entry is allowed. It is the competitor’s duty and responsibility to make this declaration at the time you are classified. 12)No Refunds unless event is cancelled. NO EXCEPTIONS.

RESQUAD PENALTY/MAKE-UPS A squad will be held up to three minutes for a tardy shooter. If the tardy shooter does not appear within three minutes, the squad must begin the event without that shooter. Any shooter missing his/her squad or changing squads for any reason other than earned yardage in any event who desires to re-enter shall pay a $25 penalty. No shooter will be allowed to make up more than 50 targets on the make-up traps if he or she has missed a squad. If you are unable to join your squad before they have started their third sub-event, you must be resquadded and pay the $25 resquad fee. All make-ups for either missed squads or gun repairs report to the practice trap office within 30 minutes of when your squad finishes that event.All make-ups must be completed by the end of the event.

World Shooting & Recreational Complex: Sparta, IL 9 CLASSIFICATION

Shooters are expected to have both their singles average and doubles average computed on the targets they have shot in the current year. The following system will be used, whereby shooters will be classified on known ability and their official singles and doubles averages.

SINGLES DOUBLES AAA 98% and above AAA 96% and above AA 96.25% and under 98% AA 92% and under 96% A 94.75% and under 96.25% A 89% and under 92% B 93% and under 94.75% B 86% and under 89% C 90% and under 93% C 82% and under 86% D under 90% D under 82% RULES AND REGULATIONS Category Shooters At all tournaments where All-American points will be awarded in any event, shooters may declare only one category (i.e. Lady1, Lady2, Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior-Gold, Sub-Veteran, Veteran or Senior Veteran). Note: Chair shooters are exempt from this rule. Any category shooter who is tied for event champion may shoot-off/carry-over for the championship trophy. If a shooter fails in the championship trophy shoot-off/carry-over and has declared a special category at the time of classification, the shooter will fall back to the declared category (See Rule X. D. 3.). Any shooter who has declared a special category at the time of classification and whose score qualifies for any trophy in his/her declared category will compete for the category trophy and not for place, class or yardage group. Any special category shooter whose score does not qualify for a trophy in his/her category may compete for place, class or yardage group trophies. All Ladies, Sub-Juniors, Juniors, Junior-Gold, Sub-Veterans, Veterans and Senior Veterans must declare their special category (See Rule X.D.5) at the time of classification in any registered tournament. Without such declaration, the contestant will not be allowed to compete for the applicable category trophy. Also, all category shooters that will compete in the Champion of Champions race (Event #18) MUST DECLARE for that category at the time of classification. No contestant will be allowed to declare or change a special declaration after firing his/her first shot. The only exception to this rule will be to correct an ATA classification error. (See Rule IV, J.). The CHC will be solely responsible for identifying and correcting any classification error.

A shooter’s handicap yardage may be increased at anytime during the year, including immediately before and during the Grand American World Trapshooting Championships: at the discretion of the Central Handicap Committee, or voting members of the Executive Committee. (see: Rule VI, F., 3.,c) 1) Shooters who do not have a total of 1,000 singles targets registered beginning September 1 of the previous year and not later than the last day of preliminary week of the current Grand American Championships will be advanced (1) class or more at the discretion of the CHC. 2) No participant shall be classified to shoot Handicap events at less than 25 yards unless they have a minimum of 1,000 registered Handicap targets in the current target year. The 1,000 handicap targets must have been registered since September 1 of the previous year and not later than the last day of preliminary week of the current Grand American Championships. Shooters may use preliminary week targets, up to and including Sunday, August 9th, to meet the minimum requirement (see item #5 below). However, participants who fail to meet Grand American Handicap qualification, as described above, shall have the choice of shooting targets only from their assigned yardage provided they waive and forfeit all rights to ATA Trophies, options(including Grand Gun Option), purses and added Money. (see Special Purses, Options, and Awards) 3) Handicap target requirements will be waived for Senior Veterans, making them eligible for trophies and monies (See Rule XI, A.). 4) Shooters who do not have a total of 1000 doubles targets registered beginning September 1 of the previous year and not later than the last day of preliminary week of the current Grand American Championships will be advanced (1) class or more at the discretion of the CHC. (see item #5 on next page)

10 2015 Grand American CLASSIFICATION CONTINUED 5) All targets shot during the Preliminary week, from Wednesday, August 5, through Sunday, August 9, may be applied toward meeting the above target requirements. Once the target requirement is met, please return to the classification counter if you wish to be reclassified. ANY RECLASSIFICATION MUST BE MADE THE NEXT DAY BEFORE YOU ENTER THE NEXT EVENT. 6) Shooters winning or tying for high in class in any singles or doubles event during the Preliminary Grand Week (August 5-9) will be subject to review and may be advanced at the discretion of the CHC for subsequent like events for the remainder of the tournament. Shooters winning or tying for high in class in any singles or doubles event during Grand Week (August 10-15) will automatically be advanced at least one class for subsequent like events. Any Shooter earning yardage in any handicap event shall report to the Central Handicap Committee counter in the Events Center to have their average card punched to denote their yardage earned. Any shooter whose class or yardage is changed for any reason shall be considered to be notified when the new class or yardage is posted on the bulletin boards located in the Entry Building and/or adjacent to the Score Sheet Annex. 7) Any shooter failing to follow Item #6 above will be subject to disqualification and will be ineligible for any trophy and/or money. 8) Members of foreign shooting associations must show their current “home” classification cards. Down- the-line averages will be classed the same as ATA singles, non-ATA doubles the same as ATA doubles, at the discretion of the Handicap Committee. Special note for Junior-Gold, Junior and Sub-Juniors, see Entry Procedure Rule 11 for 1/2 price targets. OPTIONS & MONEY DIVISIONS MONEY DIVISION Added money, purses and options are calculated using a variety of money pay-off systems. Our objective—through the use of percentage system, class purses, Lewis Class, yardage groups, and high-gun system—is to provide something that each participant desires. 1) I.R.S. regulations require a Social Security number before accumulated event winnings checks of over $600 can be distributed. If you anticipate receiving option checks through the mail, it will be necessary to report your Social Security Number. You can directly input your SSN at any self-service kiosk. 2) Each shooter who is entitled to receive money won during any event agrees that if such money is not received by him/her during the period of the Grand American Tournament, a payment for the money won may be mailed to the address indicated by ATA records and, when so mailed, the ATA will not be liable in any manner whatsoever for any check lost, stolen, unclaimed, undelivered or otherwise not received by the shooter. 3) Once entered, there will be no change in purse or options. 4) SCORES ARE FINAL FOR PURSE AND OPTION CALCULATIONS two (2) hours after the event is completed for all events. SCORES ARE EASILY VERIFIED THROUGH THE USE OF COMPUTER TERMINALS LOCATED IN THE SCORE SHEET ANNEX AND EVENTS CENTER. AN ATA PLASTIC CARD IS REQUIRED FOR ACCESS. GRAND GUN OPTION A special option will be offered in Events 10-15-16-17-18-21-22-23-24. All persons entering these events can play a $15 option. Winners will receive a new rifle or shotgun. All winners will be drawn at random and names will be posted at the Membership Services Counter in the Events Center on the following day. Winners need to visit the Membership Services Counter to provide verification so that they can pick up their prizes. Guns will be distributed in strict accordance with all state and federal firearms laws. Please check with membership services for more details. The option is in no way considered a donation. FIVE TARGETS PER POST All Grand American events will be shot on four (4) trap fields (5 targets per post). The entire trap line will still consist of 27 banks with each bank consisting of four (4) trap fields. The entire line is not used on all events. White Flyer Orange Dome Targets will be used for all events.

MasterCard, Visa, Discover, and Debit cards will be accepted. Payments for options must be made with cash or check.

World Shooting & Recreational Complex: Sparta, IL 11 SHOOTER SERVICES

LOCKERS The ATA provides lockers with individual locks. Locker reservation and pick-up of individual locks and keys can be done at the ATA Store in the Vendor Mall. The cost will be $30 per locker; $5 will be refunded on return of locker keys. Each locker is large enough to accommodate equipment for two shooters. The Amateur Trapshooting Association will not be responsible for the contents of the lockers under any circumstances. CAMPER SPACE The parking of trailers, campers or other vehicles of similar type shall be authorized only in the areas designated for such use. The use of any other area on the WSRC grounds for such purposes is strictly prohibited and any offending vehicle will be towed away or any offending camper shall be removed. Overnight parking of vehicles or camping privileges are by permit only. All reservations must be made by communication to the ATA Office: [email protected] / 618-449-2224 ext.108 A camp host will be on duty daily 9 am - 5 pm. The camp host can be reached by calling the ATA Office 618-449-2224 ext. 120 Available camping options for the Grand American are as follows: Electric Only and Primitive Camping are the only options available for on site purchase. Electric Only, Standard and Premium Camping require a signed lease agreement. Primitive camping will be $15 per day. Evidence of purchased permit will be in the form of a written notice which must be affixed to the lower right-hand corner of the windshield of the vehicle and conspicuously displayed so that it can be readily seen as you leave and enter the camper facility. Electric Only can be purchased for a minimum of four days for $140. Electric Only can also be purchased for one week for $200 or two weeks for $375. Electric Only five year leases are available for $1,875. Contact the ATA office for lease information. County health regulations have made it necessary to limit the type and location of all camping units. Ground pitched tents will be permitted in primitive camping. The above rules must be strictly enforced in order to comply with current health, sanitation and congestion standards. GRAND AMERICAN CAMPING COMMENCES MONDAY, AUGUST 3RD AND ENDS MONDAY, AUGUST 17TH. ANY ADDITIONAL DAYS WILL BE SUBJECT TO DAILY CAMPING FEES. Trailer owners must provide their own electric extension cords. Campers’ space limited to one family and one camper per permit. All roadways and fire lanes must be kept open; vehicles obstructing either will be towed away at owner’s expense. PRACTICE TRAPS The practice traps are located on the West and East trap line (8 traps). PRACTICE TRAPS: Will open Monday, August 3 and Tuesday, August 4. Practice will open during the remainder of the shoot at least one hour before the regular shooting program begins. Practice tickets are only available at the cashier window at the Practice Building (West side) and the Practice Trailer (East side) just behind the practice traps. Practice Rounds: 25 bird practice - $6.00 and 12 pair doubles - $6.00. MAKE UPS All make-ups will report to the west end practice area. All make-ups must be completed by the end of the event. No shooter will be allowed to make up more than 50 targets on the make up traps if he or she has missed a squad. FIRST AID First Aid is located at the east area vendor line. MAIL Letters may be addressed to those attending the Grand American Tournament: Care of ATA - Member Services, 1 Main Event Lane, Sparta, IL 62286. PARKING There are 4,001 parking spaces that span the entire length of the firing line. Please be respectful of various reserved spaces near the Events Center. Any vehicle parked in a reserved space and/or illegally parked and not moved within 10 minutes will be towed to an impound area. This includes, but is not restricted to, camping area spaces and roadways, reserved parking stalls along exhibitor buildings, or any other area posted as “no parking”. TOURISM INFORMATION For information about local churches, restaurants and other amenities, please visit the Southwestern Illinois Tourism Bureau web site at www.thetourismbureau.org or www. shootata.com. PLASTIC CARDS Participants with a broken or worn plastic card can get a replacement by presenting positive ID and their current plastic card otherwise there will be a $1.00 service charge per card. Replacement cards are available from the Member Services which is adjacent to the cashier’s desk.

12 2015 Grand American TROPHIES

NO AWARDS/TROPHIES WILL BE MAILED TO THE WINNERS. Awards can be picked up daily at the Vendor Mall Friday August 7 through Friday August 14 10 AM - 3 PM. Additional Hours: Saturday August 15 10 AM - To one hour after shoot-offs Sunday August 16 9 AM - 12 PM GRAND AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHER Hours will be, at a minimum the same as awards/trophies hours, available for individual, squad or group photos. Arrangements for club or state photos can be made by contacting the photographer prior to the Grand American at 615-300-6958. 100 or 200 STRAIGHT PINS Shooters breaking 100 or 200 straight without carryover will be awarded a 100 or 200-straight pin. Only one such pin will be awarded to any one individual. Pins are available for pickup in the trophy room. SHOOT-OFF BUILDING The Grand American Shoot-Off Building is located behind the Shoot-off Stadium. SCORE SHEET ANNEX The Score Sheet Annex building is located in the Vendor Mall. Scores will be posted at this location for shooters to track their results. CATEGORY SHOOTERS It is the responsibility of Lady 1, Lady 2, Sub-Junior, Junior, Junior Gold, Sub-Veteran, Veterans, Senior Veteran and Chair shooters to see that they are so marked at the time they are classified/ handicapped. If your special category does not appear on the bulletin sheet, report the omission at the classification counter. Lady 1 is a female shooter age 54 or younger. Lady 2 is a female shooter age 55 and over. Sub-Veteran is a male or female shooter 55 years of age but not yet 65. Veteran is a male or female shooter 65 years of age but not yet 70. Senior Veteran is a male or female 70 years of age and over. (See ATA Rule Book, IV, J, 7.) Junior-Gold is a male or female shooter age 18 to 23. Junior is a male or female shooter age 15 to 17. Sub-Junior is a male or female under 15 years of age. (See ATA Rule Book, IV, J, 7.) Category shooters should see page 10 for further explanation.

World Shooting & Recreational Complex: Sparta, IL 13 SHOOT-OFFS Shell House closes at 6 p.m. SPECIAL EVENTS SHOOT OUTS Each shoot out differs on how the participants are selected and/or when the special events will be held. See event for details.

Grand American shoot offs will begin immediately following the last event of each day. All Shooters should be ready to shoot at that time. All Handicap shoot offs will be held on the day the event is completed and as close to the end of the last event of the day as possible. All Singles and Doubles ties will be carried over until the last respective event of the tournament, with the exception of Event 17. Ties from 17, the Browning Class Doubles will carryover to Event 22, the ATA Doubles Championship presented by Federal. Ties for the Preliminary High All Around, the High Over All 1,000 and the High Over All 1,500 will carry over by combining the results of the 50’s of Events 15, 16 & 17. Remaining ties will be determined by reverse long run, Event 17 and if necessary, Event 16 and then Event 15.

Contestants will be called over the P.A. to report for check-in, which is located behind the grandstands. Shooters will be assigned to a specific field after they check in and have been squadded. It is the shooter’s responsibility to promptly report to the assigned field ready to shoot. Those shooters who have not reported by third call or are not at their assigned field when called will be disqualified from the shoot-offs.

Leaders-to-date listings are displayed on video monitors in the Events Center and throughout the Complex to allow shooters to track potential shoot-offs. Shooters are advised to note where special category shooters may have the high score/tie in class and in special category. It is possible that a score lower than what is broadcast on video display terminals may be involved in a shoot-off. Shoot-offs for Singles events that have reached the 200 target maximum for the event may be shot off the following night beginning as soon as possible. Handicap shoot-offs—Ties in Handicap events will be shot off the day the event is completed.

Shoot offs will be under the sole direction of the Shoot Off Manager. All shoot off determinations and decisions including the order of the shoot offs will be made by the manager or his appointed immediate staff and will be final. An ATA Delegate, Alternate Delegate or State Association Official will be assigned to referee at each shoot off field by the shoot off manager or his immediate office staff. Referees responsibilities will be to ensure compliance with ATA rules on their assigned field.

Shoot-offs will be on a 25-target basis in Singles and Handicap events, Ten (10) pair in Doubles. Participants involved in Singles shoot-offs should be prepared to shoot at fifty (50) targets before re-squadding. Shoot-off shells are available in the vendor mall UNTIL 6:00 PM. Shoot off target color will be Orange Dome until the shoot off manager determines the need to change to All White. SHOOT-OFF REFEREE SCHEDULE FOR DELEGATES, ALTERNATES, AND STATE OFFICIALS Prelim Wed Central Zone Tues Central Zone Prelim Thurs Southwestern Zone Wed All Alt Delegates & State Officials Prelim Fri Southern Zone Thurs All Delegates, Alts, and State Officials Prelim Sat Eastern Zone Fri All Delegates, Alts, and State Officials Prelim Sun Western Zone Sat All Delegates, Alts and State Officials

14 2015 Grand American PRE-SQUADDING PROCEDURE ALL PRE-SQUADDING SHOOTERS MAY SELECT THE SECTION OF THE TRAP LINE OF THEIR CHOICE

1. Pre-squadding will be fully automated and will only be available on the ATA website, www.shootata.com by selecting the link on the home page entitled “Grand American Pre-Squadding”. 2. In order to pre-squad, you will be required to furnish your ATA number and those of the shooters you wish to squad with you. After selecting an event, you will specify your post(s) preference and then be asked if you prefer an early, middle or late squad and your preferred bank section (see item 9 under “Squadding” below) for the event. You will then be asked if time or location is most important. You will then have the option of squadding for another event, or exiting and paying for your pre-squads. 3. In the case of yardage differential on handicap events, you will be able to squad your list of shooters on individual squads, if necessary. When squadding a group of shooters with yardage differential it is recommended that you squad for all singles and doubles events first, and then squad the first group of shooters that can shoot together on handicap, followed by the next group that can shoot together. Handicap squadding will be done in strict accordance to ATA rules. 4. Pre-squadded positions will not be held. A non-refundable service charge of $2 per post per event is due at the conclusion of the pre-squadding process. If you exit without paying, your pre-squad posts will be opened back up. 5. You will be sent an email after your payment has been accepted listing all of your pre-squadded positions. Any changes necessary will be allowed once you arrive at the shoot. 6. Pre-squadding will open on June 15, 2015 at 7:00 pm, Central Daylight Saving Time, and will close on July 27, at 7:00 pm, CDST. 2015 Grand American Pre-Squadding OPENS JUNE 15

7:00 PM CDST at www.shootata.com closes at 7:00 PM on July 27, 2015

World Shooting & Recreational Complex: Sparta, IL 15 SQUADDING DURING THE SHOOT

1. You will enter your squadding preferences by using a touch screen system.

2. You MUST have your plastic card to squad. After swiping your ATA card, and the cards of others that you wish to squad with you, you will select the event that you wish to squad for and preferred post(s). After providing your preference of an early, middle or late squad and preferred bank section, and which of these two is most important, you will be shown six possible squads on the screen from which to make your selection.

3. After making your selection, you will assign shooters to posts. You will then be given the option of squadding for another event, or exiting the squadding process.

4. In the case of yardage differential on handicap events, you will be able to squad your list of shooters on individual squads, if necessary.

5. When squadding a group of shooters with yardage differential it is recommended that you squad for all singles and doubles events first, and then squad the first group of shooters that can shoot together on handicap, followed by the next group that can shoot together.

6. Handicap squadding will be done in strict accordance to ATA rules.

7. A shooter may squad for only one position per event.

8. Squadding by telephone will not be allowed. If you draw squad positions that will not be used for an event, please return to squadding, or use one of the self service kiosks to release your position. Anyone that does not release unused positions will risk having any or all subsequent pre-squadded positions in their name released by Management. You may call the office at 618-295-2700 ext 472 to have your position released if you cannot make it to the club in time.

9. The trap line will be divided into six sections and each section has several shooting banks within the section. All pre-squadding shooters may select their preferred section. There are 27 total banks of four fields each at the World Shooting Complex. The bank sections are defined as follows: Section 1 – banks 1-4; Section 2 – banks 5-8; Section 3 – banks 9-12; Section 4 – banks 13-17; Section 5 – banks 18-21; Section 6 – banks 22-27. PLEASE NOTE THAT NOT ALL BANKS ARE USED FOR EVERY EVENT AT THE GRAND AMERICAN. CAMPING INFORMATION Need Assistance with your campsite? or Have questions? Call The Camp Host at 618-449-2224 ext 120 or visit at Campsite #347 16 2015 Grand American Go to PROUD SPONSOR OF THE 2015 Building 511 for GRAND AMERICAN a Cash Rebate! Carlsons-ATA-Ad.pdf 1 3/27/15 1:11 PM

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If a bank is not in use for an event, the squad numbers under that bank the squad numbers under that an event, American. If the Grand at a bank is not in use for all events used for Not all banks are event. in that will not exist on the matrix below Flight World Shooting & Recreational Complex: Sparta, IL 19 DOUBLES SQUADDING MATRIX Bank Not all banks are used for all events at the Grand American. If a bank is not in use for an event, the squad numbers under that bank the squad numbers under that an event, American. If the Grand at a bank is not in use for all events used for Not all banks are event. in that will not exist on the matrix below Trap 27470 Millennium Trapshooting Ad_Layout 1 5/9/14 2:52 PM Page 1 SPECIAL PURSES, OPTIONS & AWARDS GRAND GUN OPTION A special option will be offered in Events 10, 15, 16, 17, 18, 21, 22, 23 & 24. All persons entering these events can play a $15 option. Winners receive a new rifle or shotgun. All winners will be drawn at random and their names will be posted at the Membership Services Counter in the Events Center on the following day. Winners need to visit the Membership Services Counter to provide verification so they can pick up their prizes. Guns will be distributed in strict accordance with all state and federal gun laws. Please check with membership services for more details. The option is in no way considered a donation. CHARITABLE LEWIS OPTIONS Charitable Lewis options are offered this year on seven Grand American events. Please consider participating in these options and help to advance the efforts of these truly worthwhile causes. The ATA’s AIM Youth Program provides a rounded trapshooting program and scholarship opportunities for our future champions; the ATA’s Gun Club Fund provides needed funds for enhancements and improvements to select ATA gun clubs; the Trapshooting Hall of Fame preserves the history of our great sport and the Ronald McDonald House provides lodging for families of critically ill children. Half of your entry, along with any other direct contributions to these charities is a tax deductible contribution. ALL of these charities are recognized by the IRS as 501(c)3 organizations. JACKPOT LEWIS OPTION Split 40%(60-40%) / 30%(50-30-20%) / 30%(50-30-20%). The top two scores will receive 40% of the purse split 60-40% ties divide. The second Lewis division will pay the 3rd, 4th, & 5th Scores and will receive 30% of the purse split 50-30-20% ties divide. The third Lewis division will start halfway down the list and will receive 30% of the purse split 50-30- 20% ties divide. ATTENDANCE AWARDS Awards will be given out Monday Evening, August 10 at the Shoot-off Stadium during Opening Ceremonies. ATA officials will present emblems to shooters who have attended the Grand 25 or more times. The presentation was made for the first time in 1958. Since then, some have qualified for the 25-year emblem and some who received an emblem before are now qualified for a higher one. Also, some who were qualified previously were not present to receive the emblem. If you qualify to receive one this year, please report to the shooter services counter in the Events Center on Sunday or earlier to furnish the information that is needed.

MEGA TARGET AWARDS Awards will be given out Monday Evening, August 10 at the Shoot-off Stadium during the Opening Ceremonies. These awards are courtesy of White Flyer Targets.

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1. World Shooting & Recreational Complex, Sparta, IL 6. Missouri Trap Assn. Gun Club, Linn Creek, MO 2. Cardinal Center, Marengo, OH 7. New York State ATA, Cicero, NY 3. Tucson Trap & Skeet Club, Tucson, AZ 8. Michigan Trapshooting Assn., Mason, MI 4. Pennsylvania State Sportsmens Assn., Elysburg, PA 9. Brittany Shooting Park, Bunker Hill, IL 5. Silver Dollar Shooters Club, Odessa, FL 10. National Shooting Complex, San Antonio, TX

22 2015 Grand American EVENING ACTIVITIES AIM Benefit Fish Fry Presented by The City of Sparta August 7, 2015 Under The Tent - Behind The Grand Stands Ages 14 Ages 15 $5& Under $10& Up Opening Ceremony Presented by The City of Sparta Join us Monday Evening, August 10, 2015 at the Grand Stands to kick off the 116th Grand American! PLUS Meet the Executive Committee For drinks and snacks under the tent behind the Grand Stands at 7pm

BLUE - GRAY SHOOTOUT August 10, 2015 During Opening Ceremony

Details on Page 52

All-American Reception Thursday, August 13, 2015 6:30pm under the tent behind the Grand Stands See Page 28 for details WWW.SHOOTATA.COM NOTICES

JURISDICTION Please recognize the WSRC is a State-owned and operated facility and police and state park officers will be in attendance at the facility. All rules and laws must be abided by on the Complex Grounds and the roadways, and the facility will be governed as such. EMPTY SHELLS If you want your empties, put them in your pocket. No picking up of empties from the ground is allowed at any time. Once hulls have hit the ground they are then the property of the ATA and are not to be removed except by designated ATA staff. AMMUNITION New shells are mandatory for all handicap events and handicap shoot-offs. Shooters will be able to bring their own shells (including reloads for single and double events) or may buy shells through Gamaliel Shooting Supply at the shell house at retail pricing. The shell house will be closing at 6 p.m., so make sure that you get your shoot-off shells before 6 p.m. Violations of the shell standards as listed in the ATA rule book will be dealt with aggressively including possible long suspensions. TARGET SETTING The Target-Setting Committee shall procure predicted weather conditions and set targets each morning or upon event changes. Targets will be set in accordance with ATA rules. BOARD OF DIRECTORS’ ANNUAL MEETING The ATA Board of Directors and alternate Delegates will meet in the East Wing of the Event Center at 7 p.m. Wednesday, August 12 for their annual business meeting. ANNOUNCEMENT This program will govern the Grand American World Trapshooting Championships. The Amateur Trapshooting Association rules will govern all points not otherwise addressed. The Executive Committee reserves the absolute right, in its sound discretion, at any time prior to or during this invitational tournament, to change or modify the program in any manner it desires. Interpretation of this program will be made by the Executive Committee, and their decision shall be final. In case entries are so numerous that darkness or any other cause prevents the finish of any event the same day it is commenced, management reserves the authority to stop the shooting at any time it may be deemed necessary. In this case, weather permitting, the shooting will begin where it left off promptly the next day no later than 8 a.m. Gambling is not permitted on the World Shooting & Recreational Complex grounds at any time. In any case of ties not otherwise covered, the monies for the number of places covered will be added together and divided equally among those in the tie, regardless of the outcome of any shoot-offs. The Executive Committee may reject or refund any entry at this invitational tournament pursuant with ATA official rule III, C., 3. RADIO AND TELEVISION NETWORKS The ATA operates a closed-circuit television network, along with a radio network at the Grand American. While at the Grand, you can tune to Channel 20 on your television and 89.5 FM on your radio. The networks remind shooters of starting times, shoot-offs and are used to run promotions and contest information. PHOTOGRAPHERS Amateur and professional photographers are not allowed in front of the sidewalk behind each field during registered competition and shoot-offs. DISCLAIMER The ATA reserves the right to film and record all participants and spectators for the use of promotional videos and publications. PETS Shooters are required to have their pets leashed at all times while on the grounds. It is also mandatory that you clean up after your pet. NO PETS ARE PERMITTED IN BUILDINGS. SOLICITING No soliciting, selling of chances or similar activities will be allowed on the grounds, nor shall any literature of any kind be distributed on the grounds without prior written approval by the ATA office.

MasterCard, Visa, Discover, and Debit cards will be accepted. Payments for options must be made with cash or check.

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2015 Grand American 20 Gauge Event

A portion of each entry fee will be donated to $2700 ADDED PLUS all contestants can enter a raffle MONEY with tickets earned by targets hit.

Wednesday - Friday, August 12-14, 2015 • 50 Targets at West End Shooting Area • Trophies - Event Champion, Runner-up, Third & Fourth Place. • Each Yardage Champion & Runner-up (18/20, 21/23, 24/26, 27) • Each Category Champion & Runner-up • Shot from ATA Handicap Yardage(Must present plastic card and classification slip) • Ties for trophies determined by reverse sub-event, long run, then by management • Max Shell Allowed - 2-3/4”, 2-1/2” dram, 1 oz, 7-1/2 shot HIGH GUN ADDED MONEY FOR THE 20 GAUGE EVENT $500 to Champion/$400 to Runner-up $300 to Third/$200 to Fourth $100 to Each of the 4 Yardage Champions and to each of the 9 Category Champions Welcome

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EVENT ENTRY (TARGETS, TROPHIES, TA X)...... $34 IDNR FEE ...... $ 3 Total Entry...... $37

OPTIONS $10 on each 50, one money, by class ...... $20 $20 on 100, by class divided, one money each five entries, high gun ...... $20 LEWIS OPTION (5 Divisions one money each)...... $20 Jackpot Lewis - 3 divisions split 40%(60-40%)/30%(50-30-20%)/30%(50-30-20%)...... $20

TROPHIES TIES CARRY OVER Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third in each Class: (AAA-AA-A-B-C-D) Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third in each Category: Lady1, Lady2, Junior-Gold, Junior, Sub-Junior, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran Trophy to Chair Shooter Winner NO AWARDS MAILED. See page 13.

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TROPHIES Shoot-offs immediately following the last event of the day Trophy to Winner, Runner-up, Third through Eighth Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third in each Yardage Group: (18-20) (21-22) (23-24) (25-26) (27) Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third in each Category: Lady1, Lady2, Junior-Gold, Junior, Sub-Junior, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran Trophy to Chair Shooter Winner NO AWARDS MAILED. See page 13. Product Demo Field Sponsors

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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5 EVENT #3 LITTLE EGYPT GOLF CARS DOUBLES 50 pair - 40 Starting Points EVENT ENTRY (TARGETS, TROPHIES, TA X)...... $34 IDNR FEE ...... $ 3 Total Entry...... $37

OPTIONS $10 on each 50, divided 60/40% by class ...... $20 $20 on 100 by class divided one money each 5 entries, high gun...... $20 LEWIS OPTION (5 Divisions one money each) ...... $20 Jackpot Lewis - 3 divisions split 40%(60-40%)/30%(50-30-20%)/30%(50-30-20%)...... $20

TROPHIES TIES CARRY OVER Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third in each Class (AAA-AA-A-B-C-D) Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third in each Category: Lady1, Lady2, Junior-Gold, Junior, Sub-Junior, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran Trophy to Chair Shooter Winner NO AWARDS MAILED. See page 13.

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 6 EVENT #4 MEC SHOOTING SPORTS SINGLES 100 targets - Banks 1-20 Starting Time: 9:00 a.m.

EVENT ENTRY (TARGETS, TROPHIES, TAX)...... $34 IDNR FEE ...... $ 3 Total Entry...... $37

OPTIONS $10 on each 50, one money, by class ...... $20 $20 on 100, by class divided one money each five entries, high gun ...... $20 LEWIS OPTION (5 Divisions one money each)...... $20 Jackpot Lewis - 3 divisions split 40%(60-40%)/30%(50-30-20%)/30%(50-30-20%)...... $20

NO AWARDS MAILED. See page 13. Special Event Information AIM BENEFIT FISH FRY Presented by The City of Sparta August 7, 2015 Under the Tent, Behind Grand Stands Ages 15 & Up Ages 14 & Under $ $5 FISH FRY 10 All proceeds go to benefit the ATA Non-Profit Fund: AIM Youth Trapshooting Program

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 6 EVENT #5 TRAPSHOOTING USA HANDICAP 100 targets - Banks 1-20

EVENT ENTRY (TARGETS, TROPHIES, TAX)...... $34 IDNR FEE ...... $ 3 Total Entry...... $37

TROPHIES Shoot-offs immediately following the last event of the day. Trophy to: Winner, Runner-up, Third through Eighth Trophy to: Winner, Runner-up and Third in each Yardage Group: (18-20) (21-22) (23-24) (25-26) (27) Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third in each Category: Lady1, Lady2, Junior-Gold, Junior, Sub-Junior, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran Trophy to Chair Shooter Winner

NO AWARDS MAILED. See page 13. Special Information

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EVENT ENTRY (TARGETS, TROPHIES, TAX)...... $34 IDNR FEE ...... $ 3 Total Entry...... $37

OPTIONS $10 on each 50, divided 60/40%, by class ...... $20 $20 on 100, by class divided one money each five entries, high gun...... $20 LEWIS OPTION (5 Divisions one money each) ...... $20 Jackpot Lewis - 3 divisions split 40%(60-40%)/30%(50-30-20%)/30%(50-30-20%)...... $20

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Bidding opens at 9am on Sunday, August 9th and closes at 4pm on Thursday, August 13th. Winning Items can be picked up from 9am to 4pm on Friday, August 14th Auction takes place in the Main Events Center.

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OPTIONS $10 on each 50, one money, by class ...... $20 $20 on 100 by class, divided one money each five entries, high gun ...... $20 LEWIS OPTION (5 Divisions one money each)...... $20 Jackpot Lewis - 3 divisions split 40%(60-40%)/30%(50-30-20%)/30%(50-30-20%)...... $20

TROPHIES TIES CARRY OVER Trophy to Winner, Runner-up & Third Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third in each Class (AAA-AA-A-B-C-D) Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third in each Category: Lady1, Lady2, Junior-Gold, Junior, Sub-Junior, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran Trophy to Chair Shooter Winner NO AWARDS MAILED. See page 13. 28-Gauge Event Friday - Saturday - Sunday August 7 - 8 - 9 • 10:00 A.M.- 4:00 P.M. 50 Bird Event • $20 Entry Fee $5 of each Entry Fee will be donated to

PLUS all contestants can enter a raffle with tickets earned by targets hit. Includes ammo and targets • Loaner guns available (Contestants must shoot provided Ammo) Sign in at West End shooting area. TROPHIES Winner, Runner-up and Third; Winner in Class and Category Must fill out sponsors questionnaire to be eligible for awards. Limited to 100 shooters per day. Event made possible by the below sponsors

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For more information please contact: Hayley Hill, National Accounts 513.257.8090 www.sterlingcutglass.com/golfawards [email protected] FRIDAY, AUGUST 7 EVENT #8 GIPSON-RICKETTS HANDICAP 100 targets - Banks 1-24

EVENT ENTRY (TARGETS, TROPHIES, TA X)...... $34 IDNR FEE ...... $ 3 Total Entry...... $37

OPEN OPTIONS $5 on each 25, one money ...... $20 $10 on each 50, first-middle-last 60/40% ...... $30 $25 on 100, divided 50/30/20% ...... $25 LEWIS OPTION (5 Divisions one money each) ...... $20 YARDAGE PURSE, 50/30/20% each group ...... $25 (18-20) (21-22) (23-24) (25-26) (27) JACKPOT PURSE, 25/15/10/25/15/10% ...... $25 Jackpot Lewis - 3 divisions split 40%(60-40%)/30%(50-30-20%)/30%(50-30-20%)...... $20 TROPHIES Shoot-offs immediately following the last event of the day Trophy to Winner through Eighth Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third in each Yardage Group: (18-20) (21-22) (23-24) (25-26) (27) Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third in each Category: Lady1, Lady2, Junior-Gold, Junior, Sub-Junior, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior VeteranTrophy to Chair Shooter Winner NO AWARDS MAILED. See page 13.

Pre-Squad for this event and more... Grand Pre-Squadding starts June 15 7:00 PM CDST

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EVENT #9 KOLAR DOUBLES 50 pair - 48 Starting Points EVENT ENTRY (TARGETS, TROPHIES, TAX)...... $34 IDNR FEE ...... $ 3 Total Entry...... $37

TROPHIES TIES CARRY OVER Trophy to Winner, Runner-up & Third Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third in each Class (AAA-AA-A-B-C-D) Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third in each Category: Lady1, Lady2, Junior-Gold, Junior, Sub-Junior, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran Trophy to Chair Shooter Winner NO AWARDS MAILED. See page 13. Special Information OPENING CEREMONY Monday Evening, August 10 Grand Stands Meet the Executive Committee Drinks and snacks under the tent 2 BLUE - GRAY CHALLENGE SHOOT-OUTS PRESENTED BY WHITE FLYER Monday Evening, August 10 Both During opening ceremony - Details on Page 52

CLEVER NATIONAL TEAM RACE

Friday, August 7 Events 7, 8 & 9

The shooters with the highest combined scores (must shoot all three events) from each state/ province from Friday’s events will make up the National Team Race teams. The number of members of each team will be as follows:

Men Top 5 from each State/Province Lady I Top 3 from each State/Province Lady II Top 3 from each State/Province Sub-Junior Top 3 from each State/Province Junior Top 3 from each State/Province Junior-Gold Top 3 from each State/Province Sub-Veteran Top 3 from each State/Province Veteran Top 3 from each State/Province Senior Veteran Top 3 from each State/Province

Determination of category and residence will be based upon Grand American classification. Any shooter classified as “Targets Only” will not be considered for any team.

87 Trophies: Will be awarded. The Champion, Runnerup and Third place teams in each of the above team types will receive trophies.

Ties: Will be decided by determining the team sub-event scores from the front, starting with the singles event, followed by the handicap event and then the doubles event. If still tied, then the shoot-off committee will determine a means to break the tie.

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Distributed by www.crowshootingsupply.com 800-264-2493 [email protected] SATURDAY, AUGUST 8 EVENT #10-A NRA SINGLES 1st 100 Saturday, 2nd 100 Sunday - Banks 1-27 Starting Time: 9:00 a.m. EVENT ENTRY (TARGETS, TROPHIES, TAX)...... $68 IDNR FEE ...... $ 3 Total Entry...... $71 CLASS OPTIONS $10 on each 100, by class, divided one money each five entries, high gun ...... $20 $20 on 200, by class divided, one money each five entries, high gun ...... $20 LEWIS OPTION (200 targets) (5 Divisions one money each) ...... $20 GRAND GUN OPTION ...... $15 Jackpot Lewis - 3 divisions split 40%(60-40%)/30%(50-30-20%)/30%(50-30-20%)...... $20 TROPHIES TIES CARRY OVER Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third in each Class (AAA-AA-A-B-C-D) Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third in each Category: Lady1, Lady2, Junior-Gold, Junior, Sub-Junior, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran Trophy to Chair Shooter Winner NO AWARDS MAILED. See page 13.

Gould Brothers Exhibition Shooting will Perform Thursday, August 13 Performance will begin before shoot-off’s after event has ended for the day Located at Grand Stands

This performance brought to you by

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THERE’S TWO AGAIN!

THE BLUE - GRAY CATEGORY CHALLENGE SHOOT-OUT PRESENTED BY WHITE FLYER Monday Evening, August 10 Before the original Blue-Gray The top five Category All-Americans from North and South will shoot-out as a team • 25 Handicap Targets Each • Team Total Scores Decide Champion Shooters will be announced with shooting accomplishments & sponsors BLUE TEAM GRAY TEAM 1. Lady 1 - Lauren Mueller 1. Lady 1 - Stacy Rehor 2. Lady 2 - Janice Rigler 2. Lady 2 - Karen Bergman 3. Sub Vet - Frank Pascoe 3. Sub Vet - Eli Walker 4. Veteran - Larry Bumsted 4. Veteran - Gerry Williams 5. Senior Vet - Sheldon Hostetter 5. Senior Vet - Kay Ohye PLUS THE BLUE - GRAY CHALLENGE SHOOT-OUT PRESENTED BY WHITE FLYER Monday Evening, August 10 During opening ceremony The top five All-Americans from North and South will shoot-out as a team 25 Handicap Targets Each • Team Total Scores Decide Champion Shooters will be announced with shooting accomplishments & sponsors

BLUE TEAM GRAY TEAM 1. Scott Gens 1. Harlan Campbell Jr. 2. Richard Marshall Jr. 2. Clay Floyd 3. Matthew Bartholow 3. David Shaeffer Jr. 4. Chris Vendel 4. Cory Dalton 5. Joseph Charnigo 5. Rob M Taylor

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downrangemfg.com (402) 463-3415 SATURDAY, AUGUST 8 EVENT #11 KRIEGHOFF 100 HANDICAP 100 targets - Banks 1-27 EVENT ENTRY (TARGETS, TROPHIES, TAX)...... $34 IDNR FEE ...... $ 3 Total Entry...... $37

OPEN OPTIONS $5 on each 25, one money ...... $20 $10 on each 50, first-middle-last 60/40% ...... $30 $25 on 100, divided 50/30/20% ...... $25 LEWIS OPTION (5 Divisions one money each) ...... $20 YARDAGE PURSE, 50/30/20% each Group ...... $25 (18-20) (21-22) (23-24) (25-26) (27) JACKPOT PURSE, 25/15/10/25/15/10% ...... $25 Jackpot Lewis - 3 divisions split 40%(60-40%)/30%(50-30-20%)/30%(50-30-20%)...... $20 TROPHIES Shoot-offs immediately following the last event of the day Trophy to Winner, Runner-up, Third through Eighth Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third in each Yardage Group: (18-20) (21-22) (23-24) (25-26) (27) Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third in each Category: Lady1, Lady2, Junior-Gold, Junior, Sub-Junior, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran Trophy to Chair Shooter Winner

NO AWARDS MAILED. See page 13.

Krieghoff International has a long history of supporting all shotgun disciplines. In honor of the long history of the Grand American, Krieghoff International is contributing on a continuing basis to the Trapshooting Hall of Fame and encourages others to do so also to provide the financial support for programs such as the Scholarship Program for the education of young shooters - the future of our sport.

54 2015 Grand American ONE, TWO, THREE Hall of Fame History

Sean Hawley Richard Marshall, Jr. 2014 HOF Inductee 2015 HOF Inductee

Harlan Campbell, Jr. 2013 HOF inductee

Maybe they are on to something. SATURDAY, AUGUST 8 EVENT #12 RIO AMMO DOUBLES 50 pair - 54 Starting Points EVENT ENTRY (TARGETS, TROPHIES, TAX)...... $34 IDNR FEE ...... $ 3 Total Entry...... $37

OPTIONS $10 on each 50, divided 60/40%, by class ...... $20 $20 on 100, by class, divided one money each five entries, high gun...... $20 LEWIS OPTION (5 Divisions one money each) ...... $20 Jackpot Lewis - 3 divisions split 40%(60-40%)/30%(50-30-20%)/30%(50-30-20%)...... $20

NO AWARDS MAILED. See page 13.

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56 2015 Grand American Rio Ammunition, Inc. • 7300 Regency Road • Marshall, TX 75672 SUNDAY, AUGUST 9 EVENT #10-B Second Half of the NRA SINGLES Starting Time: 9:00 a.m. 200 16 Yd. Targets - (1st 100 Saturday, 2nd 100 Sunday)

EVENT #13 BLASER HANDICAP 100 targets - Banks 1-27 Following Second Half of the NRA Singles EVENT ENTRY (TARGETS, TROPHIES, TA X)...... $34 IDNR FEE ...... $ 3 Total Entry...... $37

OPEN OPTIONS $5 on each 25, one money ...... $20 $10 on each 50, first-middle-last 60/40% ...... $30 $25 on 100, divided 50/30/20% ...... $25 LEWIS OPTION (5 Divisions one money each) ...... $20 YARDAGE PURSE, 50/30/20% each Group ...... $25 (18-20) (21-22) (23-24) (25-26) (27) JACKPOT PURSE, 25/15/10/25/15/10% ...... $25 Jackpot Lewis - 3 divisions split 40%(60-40%)/30%(50-30-20%)/30%(50-30-20%)...... $20 TROPHIES Shoot-offs immediately following the last event of the day Trophy to Winner, Runner-up, Third through Eighth Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third in each Yardage Group: (18-20) (21-22) (23-24) (25-26) (27) Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third in each Category: Lady1, Lady2, Junior-Gold, Junior, Sub-Junior, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran Trophy to Chair Shooter Winner NO AWARDS MAILED. See page 13. Special Information Bingo! Tuesday • Wednesday • Thursday 1 p.m. East Wing of Event Center

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SUNDAY, AUGUST 9 EVENT #14 WENIG DOUBLES 50 pair - 54 Starting Points EVENT ENTRY (TARGETS, TROPHIES, TA X)...... $34 IDNR FEE ...... $ 3 Total Entry...... $37

$5 of Each Entry Donated to

PLUS all contestants can enter a raffle with tickets earned by targets hit. International Event Monday - Tuesday, August 10-11, 2015 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

• $20 for 50 Targets at West End Shooting Area

• Shot from 20 yards, 2 shots per target TROPHIES Champion, Runner-Up & Third Champion in each Class & Category *Shoot as many times as you wish, only your BEST score will be used* Champion’s name will be listed on trophy at Hall of Fame 60 2015 Grand American Finished stock sale PRELIMINARY ALL-AROUND & HIGH-OVER-ALL

WHITE FLYER PRELIMINARY HIGH-OVER-ALL 1000 TARGETS (Events 5-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14) (No Shoot-offs - ties carry over. See Page 14) Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third in each Class (AAA-AA-A-B-C-D) Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third in each Category (Lady1, Lady2, Junior-Gold, Junior, Sub-Junior, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran, Chair Shooter) (All-American Points) WHITE FLYER HIGH-OVER-ALL 1500 TARGETS (Events 1 through 14) (No Shoot-offs - ties carry over. See Page 14) Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third Trophy to Winner in each Class (AAA-AA-A-B-C-D) Trophy to Winner in each Category (Lady1, Lady2, Junior-Gold, Junior, Sub-Junior, Sub- Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran, Chair Shooter) (No All-American Points) E-Z-GO ALL-AROUND (Events 10-11-14) (No Shoot-offs - ties carry over. See Page 14) Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third in each Class (AAA-AA-A-B-C-D) Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third in each Category (Lady1, Lady2, Junior-Gold, Junior, Sub-Junior, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran, Chair Shooter) (All-American Points) FOR TIES SEE PAGE 14 - “SHOOTOFFS” NO AWARDS MAILED. SUPER 500 TROPHIES WINCHESTER SUPER 500 SINGLES (EVENTS 1-4-7-10) ATA SUPER 500 DOUBLES (EVENTS 3-6-9-12-14) Champion - Runner-up - Third Champion - Runner-up - Third in Each Class AAA, AA, A, B, C & D Champion - Runner-up - Third in Each Category (Lady1, Lady2, Junior-Gold, Junior, Sub-Junior, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran) ATA SUPER 500 HANDICAP (Events 2-5-8-11-13) Champion - Runner-up - Third Champion - Runner-up - Third in Yardage Groups (18-20) (21-22) (23-24) (25-26) (27) Champion - Runner-up - Third in Each Category (Lady1, Lady2, Junior-Gold, Junior, Sub-Junior, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran) NO AWARDS MAILED. RULES A) All shooters are eligible for these awards. B) There will be NO Shoot-offs for these awards. C) Ties will be decided by total score on events (reverse order). If still tied, reverse sub- events. If still tied, reverse long run. If still tied, Singles total score Event 15 then Event 21. Doubles total score Event 17 then Event 22. D) No All-American Points will be given for these awards. 62 2015 Grand American 2015 Grand American SHOOTOFFS PROUDLY SPONSORED BY

“THE KING” MONDAY, AUGUST 10 EVENT #15 WINCHESTER AA CLASS SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP 200 Targets - Banks 1-24 Starting Time: 9:00 a.m.

EVENT ENTRY (TARGETS, TROPHIES, TAX)...... $68 IDNR FEE ...... $ 3 Total ...... $71

CLASS OPTIONS $10 on each 100, by class, divided one money each five entries, high gun ...... $20 $20 on 200, by class, divided one money each five entries, high gun ...... $20 LEWIS OPTION 200 Targets (5 Divisions one money each)...... $20 Jackpot Lewis - 3 divisions split 40%(60-40%)/30%(50-30-20%)/30%(50-30-20%)...... $30 GRAND GUN OPTION ...... $15 AIM LEWIS OPTION ...... $20 50% OF ENTRY PAID BACK IN 5 LEWIS DIVISIONS, 60/40% HIGH GUN. REMAINDER IS A TAX DEDUCTIBLE DONATION TO THE AIM YOUTH PROGRAM. HIGH OVER ALL LEWIS CLASS ...... $20 1000 targets, five Lewis Divisions divided 60/40% each Division

TROPHIES TIES CARRY OVER Trophy to Winner, Runner-up, Third, Fourth and Fifth each Class (AAA-AA-A-B-C-D) Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third each Category: Lady1, Lady2, Junior-Gold, Junior, Sub-Junior, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran Trophy to Chair Shooter Winner and Runner-up NO AWARDS MAILED. See page 13.

EVENT #15 SPECIAL RACES Contestants must declare qualifications prior to shooting these events. Forms are available at the Membership Services Counter in the Events Center and must be turned in no later than noon on Monday, August 10. Computed on the Total 400 Targets on Monday. Husband and Wife Event - Trophies to Champions (Combined Score) Parent and Child or Grandchild Event - Trophies to Champions (Combined Score) Brother and Brother Event - Open to any brother-brother, brother-sister or sister-sister combination. Trophies to Champions (Combined Score)

64 2015 Grand American Pantone 289 Pantone 289 - CMYK Pantone 186 Pantone 186 - CMYK C-100 M-60 Y-0 K-56 C-0 M-100 Y-81 K-4

217693 AA 50th Full Page ATA Grand American.indd 1 3/31/15 3:46 PM TUESDAY, AUGUST 11 EVENT #16 PRESIDENT ROB TAYLOR HANDICAP Presented by PERAZZI 100 Targets - Banks 1-24 Starting Time: 9:00 a.m.

EVENT ENTRY (TARGETS, TROPHIES, TAX)...... $34 IDNR FEE ...... $ 3 Total Entry...... $37

OPEN OPTIONS $5 on each 25, one money ...... $20 $10 on each 50 first-middle-last, 60/40% ...... $30 $25 on 100, divided 50/30/20% ...... $25 LEWIS OPTION (5 Divisions one money each)...... $20 Jackpot Lewis - 3 divisions split 40%(60-40%)/30%(50-30-20%)/30%(50-30-20%)...... $30 GRAND GUN OPTION ...... $15 ATA GUN CLUB FUND LEWIS OPTION ...... $20 50% of entry paid back in 5 Lewis Divisions, 60/40% High Gun. Remainder is a tax deductible donation to the ATA Gun Club Fund. YARDAGE PURSE 50/30/20% each group ...... $25 (18-20) (21-22) (23-24) (25-26) (27) JACKPOT PURSE 25/15/10/25/15/10% ...... $25

TROPHIES Shoot-offs immediately following the last event of the day Trophy to Winner, Runner-up, Third, Fourth through Twelfth Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third in each Yardage Group: (18-20) (21-22) (23-24) (25-26) (27) Trophy to Winner, Runner-up, Third in each Category: Lady1, Lady2, Junior-Gold, Junior, Sub-Junior, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran Trophy to Chair Shooter Winner and Runner-up

NO AWARDS MAILED. See page 13. The Hospitality Tent is Proudly Sponsored by

Located next to the shootoff stadium

66 2015 Grand American High Tech Trap guns on display as well as factory service in the Perazzi booth at The Grand American. TUESDAY, AUGUST 11 EVENT #17 WHITE FLYER DOUBLES CLASS CHAMPIONSHIP 50 Pair - 48 Starting Points EVENT ENTRY (TARGETS, TROPHIES, TA X)...... $34 IDNR FEE ...... $ 3 Total Entry...... $37

OPTIONS $10 on each 50, divided 60/40%, by class ...... $20 $20 on 100, by class divided ...... $20 one money each five entries, high gun LEWIS OPTION (5 Divisions one money each)...... $20 Jackpot Lewis - 3 divisions split 40%(60-40%)/30%(50-30-20%)/30%(50-30-20%)...... $30 GRAND GUN OPTION ...... $15 TROPHIES TIES CARRY OVER TO EVENT 22 DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP. Trophy to Winner, Runner-up, Third, Fourth and Fifth in each Class (AAA-AA-A-B-C-D) Trophy to Winner, Runner-up & Third in each Category: Lady1, Lady2, Junior-Gold, Junior, Sub-Junior, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran Trophy to Chair Shooter Winner and Runner-up NO AWARDS MAILED. See page 13. “Nostalgia Shoot” Last year’s shoot was such a huge success that we have decided to add another gun to the contest. The Winchester Model 21 SXS will now join the Model 12, and Ithaca Single Barrel as qualifying guns for the 2015 Nostalgia Shoot. Come to the 2015 Grand and relive the past. Bring your Model 12, Ithaca Single Barrel Trap gun, or Model 21 to the Federal Building between Wednesday August 5 and Monday August 10 before noon to register and shoot your qualification round to be one of 100 finalists to compete for FREE in the “Nostalgia Shoot”. Every shooter that registers will get to shoot. • Qualification rounds will be 25 targets shot from the 23 yard line with your Model 12, Ithaca Single Barrel, or Model 21 on the practice traps or product demo field. Qualification rounds can be shot any time after registration but must be shot by 5:00pm on Monday August 11th. Shooters are limited to only one qualifying round. The top 100 qualifiers will have their names, squad numbers and trap assignments posted in the Federal Building Tuesday morning, 8-11-15. • The top 100 qualifiers will shoot off (23 yard line) with their Model 12 or Ithaca Single Barrel on 10 traps Tuesday, August 11th of Grand Week, immediately following the doubles event. • Federal will furnish all shells. • ATA will furnish all shoot off targets. • Each of the top 100 qualifiers will receive a free Federal hat. Belt buckle trophies to 1st, 2nd and 3rd place 1st Place - 10 cases Gold Medal Shells 2nd Place - 8 cases Gold Medal Shells 3rd Place - 6 cases Gold Medal Shells 4th Place - 4 cases Gold Medal Shells 5th Place - 2 cases Gold Medal Shells Come and Join in the Fun of Paying Tribute to the Past!

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12 EVENT #18 WENDELL AUGUST CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS 100 Targets - Banks 1-24 Starting time 9 a.m. Open only to the 2015 State or Provincial Singles Championship Winner or Runner-up (in the winner’s absence), and the Special Category (Lady1, Lady2, Junior-Gold, Junior, Sub-Junior, Sub-Veteran, Veteran and Senior Veteran) winners or runners-up (in the winner’s absence). All eligible Special Category contestants must be classified in the category they wish to compete, prior to squadding for the event (see Category Shooters on page 10). Participants must squad with the squadding manager by noon Tuesday August 11.

EVENT ENTRY (TARGETS, TROPHIES, TA X)...... $34 IDNR FEE ...... $ 3 Total Entry...... $37

TROPHIES TIES CARRY OVER TO EVENT 21 - CLAY TARGET CHAMPIONSHIP Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third Place Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third in each Category: Lady1, Lady2, Junior-Gold, Junior, Sub-Junior, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran NO AWARDS MAILED. See page 13. NO ALL-AMERICAN POINTS WILL BE AWARDED ON THIS EVENT Meet the All-Americans at the ATA/Trap & Field All-American Reception Presented by

Thursday, August 13 • 6:30 p.m. Hospitality Tent at Shoot-off Stadium Finger Foods and Drinks WA ATA AD 2013-FL.indd 1 4/2/13 9:13 AM WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12 EVENT #19 CROW SHOOTING SUPPLY HANDICAP 100 Targets - Banks 1-24

EVENT ENTRY (TARGETS, TROPHIES, TAX)...... $34 IDNR FEE ...... $ 3 Total Entry...... $37

OPEN OPTIONS $5 on each 25, one money ...... $20 $10 on each 50 first-middle-last 60/40% ...... $30 $25 on 100, divided 50/30/20% ...... $25 LEWIS OPTION (5 Divisions one money each)...... $20 GRAND GUN OPTION ...... $15 YARDAGE PURSE 50/30/20% each group ...... $25 (18-20) (21-22) (23-24) (25-26) (27) JACKPOT PURSE 25/15/10/25/15/10% ...... $25 Jackpot Lewis - 3 divisions split 40%(60-40%)/30%(50-30-20%)/30%(50-30-20%)...... $30 HALL OF FAME CONTRIBUTOR LEWIS ...... $20 50% of entry paid back in 5 Lewis Divisions. 60/40% High Gun. Remainder is a tax deductible donation to the Trapshooting Hall of Fame.

TROPHIES Shoot-offs immediately following the last event of the day Trophy to Winner, Runner-up, Third, Fourth through Twelfth Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third in each Yardage Group: (18-20) (21-22) (23-24) (25-26) (27) Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third in each Category: Lady1, Lady2, Junior-Gold, Junior, Sub-Junior, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran Trophy to Chair Shooter Winner, Runner-up NO AWARDS MAILED. See page 13. Closing Ceremony Presented By

Friday, August 14 Finger Food — Drinks Under the Tent Behind the Grand Stands

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800-264-2493 crowshootingsupply.com WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12 EVENT #20 KUBOTA DOUBLES* 50 Pair - 48 Starting Points EVENT ENTRY (TARGETS, TROPHIES, TAX)...... $34 IDNR FEE ...... $ 3 Total Entry...... $37

OPTIONS $10 on each 50, divided 60/40%, by class ...... $20 $20 on 100, by class divided one money each five entries, high gun...... $20 LEWIS OPTION (5 Divisions one money each)...... $20 Jackpot Lewis - 3 divisions split 40%(60-40%)/30%(50-30-20%)/30%(50-30-20%)...... $30 *not in ATA High-Over-All 1,000

TROPHIES Ties carry over to Doubles Championship event #22 Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third in each Class (AAA-AA-A-B-C-D) Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third in each Category: Lady1, Lady2, Junior-Gold, Junior, Sub-Junior, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran Trophy to Chair Shooter Winner NO AWARDS MAILED.20 SeeGauge page 13. Event Wednesday - Friday, August 12-14 10:00 am - 4:00 pm • $20 for 50 Targets at West End Shooting Area PLUS contestants can enter a raffle with $5 of each Entry Fee will be donated to tickets earned by targets hit. • Shot from ATA Handicap yardage (must present plastic card and classification slip)

• Ties for trophies determined by reverse sub-event, long run, then by management Trophies Event Champion, Runner-up, Third & Fourth Place Each Yardage Champion and Runner-Up Each Category Champion and Runner-Up High Gun Added money: $500 to Champion/$400 to Runner-Up/$300 to Third Place/$200 to Fourth. $100 to Each of the 4 Yardage Champions and to each of the 9 Category Champions! $2700 ADDED MONEY

74 2015 Grand American Sparta Equipment Sales & Service 618-443-5015 THURSDAY, AUGUST 13 EVENT #21 ATA CLAY TARGET CHAMPIONSHIP Presented by Browning 200 Targets - Banks 1-24 Starting Time: 9:00 a.m. EVENT ENTRY (TARGETS, TROPHIES, TAX)...... $68 IDNR FEE ...... $ 3 Total ...... $71

OPTIONS $5 on each 50, one money: by classes ...... $20 $10 on each 100, by class divided, one money each five entries, high gun ...... $20 $20 on total 200, by class divided, one money each 5 entries, high gun ...... $20 LEWIS OPTION 200 targets (5 Divisions one money each)...... $20 Jackpot Lewis - 3 divisions split 40%(60-40%)/30%(50-30-20%)/30%(50-30-20%)...... $30 GRAND GUN OPTION ...... $15 AIM Lewis Option ...... $20 50% of entry paid back in 5 Lewis Divisions, 60/40% High Gun. Remainder is a tax deductible donation to the AIM Youth Program.

TROPHIES Shoot-offs immediately following the last event of Mini 2, 32 GB, and a $50 Apple Store Gift Card presented the day. in memory of Dr. Howard McGarry by Dr. Ronald ATA Gold Ring and Trophy to Champion. Trophy to McGarry endowment via the Trapshooting Hall of Fame. Runner-up and Third ZONE SINGLES CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS - $60 and Trophy to Winner through Fifth in each Class: (AAA- Trophy to Champion Open to Singles Champion or Runner-up AA-A-B-C-D) (in champion’s absence) at the five ATA Zone Shoots. This Trophy to Winner through Third in each Category: race shot concurrently with the Wednesday Singles Program. Lady1, Lady2, Junior-Gold, Junior, Sub-Junior, Sub- ZONE CATEGORY CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS - Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran Open to category Singles Champion or Runner-up (in Trophy to Chair Shooter Winner & Runner-up champion’s absence) at the five ATA Zone Shoots. Trophy to High Foreign Shooter* (A “foreign shooter” This race will be shot concurrently with the Wednesday holds neither a U.S. nor Canadian passport) Singles Program. Trophy to each category champion. McGarry Trophy* to High Sub-Junior and Junior ZONE TEAM CHAMPIONS - Championship Trophies who have been ATA members for two years or less $250 and Five Trophies to Winning Team. Each ATA Willsie Trophy to High Canadian* Zone may enter one team; team must qualify at their NO AWARDS MAILED. See page 13. Zone Shoot in Singles Championship. Team entries * Concurrent special award must be turned in on official forms by 10 a.m. on August Special trophies as acknowledged below 8, 2015. Five highest scorers from each Zone Shoot present at Grand American will comprise Zone teams. CONCURRENT AWARDS STATE TEAM RACE - $150 and Trophies to Winning Team, LELA HALL FRANK MEMORIAL PURSE - $100 to Second Team. Each State, Canadian Province or Lela Hall Frank Memorial fund presents $250 Foreign Country may enter one team; teams must qualify to the highest (I or II) ATA Lady Clay Target at their State Shoot in Singles Championship. Five highest Champion by the Trapshooting Hall of Fame. scorers from each State Shoot present at Grand American JAMES G. WILLSIE TROPHY - Trophy presented to will comprise State Teams. Team entry (ATA Delegate’s High Canadian in honor of James G. Willsie by Harry responsibility) must be turned in on official form by 10 a.m. on Willsie Endowment and Trapshooting Hall of Fame. August 9, 2015. Forms are available at the squadding desk. DR. HOWARD MCGARRY TROPHY - An iPad

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 14 EVENT #22 ATA DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP Presented by FEDERAL 50 Pair - 48 Starting Points Starting Time 9:00 AM EVENT ENTRY (TARGETS, TROPHIES, TAX)...... $34 IDNR FEE ...... $ 3 Total Entry...... $37

CLASS OPTIONS $10 on each 50, divided 60/40%, by class ...... $20 $20 on 100, by class divided, one money each five entries high gun...... $20 LEWIS OPTION (5 Divisions one money each)...... $20 Jackpot Lewis - 3 divisions split 40%(60-40%)/30%(50-30-20%)/30%(50-30-20%)...... $30 GRAND GUN OPTION ...... $15 Ronald McDonald House Lewis Option ...... $20 50% of entry paid back in 5 Lewis Divisions, 60/40% High Gun. Remainder is a tax deductible donation to the Ronald McDonald House.

TROPHIES Shoot-offs immediately following the last event of the day ATA Gold Ring and Trophy to Champion Trophy to Runner-up and Third Trophy to Winner, Runner-up, Third, Fourth and Fifth in each Class (AAA-AA-A-B-C-D) Trophy to Champion, Runner-up and Third in Category: Lady1, Lady2, Junior-Gold, Junior, Sub-Junior, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran Trophy to Chair Shooter Winner, Runner-up Trophy to High Canadian* in honor of James G. Willsie by Harry Willsie Endowment and Trapshooting Hall of Fame * Concurrent special award ZONE DOUBLES CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS $60 and Trophy to Champion Open to Doubles Champion or Runner-up (in champion’s absence) at the 5 ATA Zone Shoots. This race is shot concurrently with the Doubles Program on Friday. ZONE CATEGORY CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS Open to Category Doubles Champion or Runner-up (in champion’s absence) at the 5 ATA Zone Shoots. ZONE TEAM CHAMPIONS Championship Trophies—$250 and 5 Trophies to Winning Team. Each ATA Zone may enter one team; team must qualify at their Zone Shoot in Doubles Championship. Team entries must be turned in on official forms by 9 a.m. on August 9, 2015. Five highest scorers from each Zone Shoot present at Grand American will comprise Zone teams.

NO AWARDS MAILED. See page 13.

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 14 EVENT #23 CAESAR GUERINI PRELIMINARY HANDICAP 100 Targets - Banks 1-24 EVENT ENTRY (TARGETS, TROPHIES, TAX)...... $34 IDNR FEE ...... $ 3 Total Entry...... $37

OPEN OPTIONS $5 on each 25, one money ...... $20 $10 on each 50 first-middle-last divided 60/40% ...... $30 $25 on 100, divided 50/30/20% ...... $25 LEWIS OPTION (5 Divisions one money each)...... $20 GRAND GUN OPTION ...... $15 ATA Gun Club Fund Lewis Option ...... $20 50% of entry paid back in 5 Lewis Divisions, 60/40% High Gun. Remainder is a tax deductible donation to the ATA Gun Club Fund. YARDAGE PURSE, 50/30/20% each group ...... $25 (18-20) (21-22) (23-24) (25-26)(27) JACKPOT PURSE, 25/15/10/25/15/10% ...... $25 Jackpot Lewis - 3 divisions split 40%(60-40%)/30%(50-30-20%)/30%(50-30-20%)...... $30

TROPHIES Shoot-offs immediately following the last event of the day Trophy to Winner, Runner-up, Third, Fourth through Twelfth Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third in each Yardage Group: (18-20) (21-22) (23-24) (25-26) (27) Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third in Category: Lady1, Lady2, Junior-Gold, Junior, Sub-Junior, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran Trophy to Chair Shooter Winner and Runner-up NO AWARDS MAILED. See page 13. Special Information

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SATURDAY, AUGUST 15 EVENT #24 GRAND AMERICAN HANDICAP (100 targets) Presented by REMINGTON Starting time: 9:00 a.m. - Banks 1-24 EVENT ENTRY (TARGETS, TROPHIES, TAX)...... $34 IDNR FEE ...... $ 3 Total Entry...... $37

OPEN OPTIONS $5 on each 25, one money ...... $20 $10 on each 50 first-middle-last 60/40% ...... $30 $25 on 100, divided 50/30/20% ...... $25 LEWIS OPTION (5 Divisions one money each)...... $20 GRAND GUN OPTION ...... $15 YARDAGE PURSE 50/30/20% each group ...... $25 (18-20)(21-22)(23-24)(25-26)(27) JACKPOT PURSE, 25/15/10/25/15/10% ...... $25 HALL OF FAME CONTRIBUTOR AWARDS ...... $20 50% OF ENTRY PAID BACK IN 5 LEWIS DIVISIONS. 60/40% HIGH GUN. REMAINDER IS A TAX DEDUCTIBLE DONATION TO THE TRAPSHOOTING HALL OF FAME. Jackpot Lewis - 3 divisions split 40%(60-40%)/30%(50-30-20%)/30%(50-30-20%)...... $30

TROPHIES *Hall of Fame Contributor award - A specially c r a f t e d Shoot-offs immediately following the event. oak and leather wall clock suitably engraved from ATA Gold Ring and Trophy to Champion Shamrock Leathers and the Hall of Fame, will go to Trophy to Runner-up through Fifteenth the high score among eligible participants of the Hall Trophy to Winner, Runner-up, Third, Fourth and of Fame option. Any ties will be resolved by shoot Fifth in each Yardage Group: management’s discretion. (18-20) (21-22) (23-24) (25-26) (27) **Alicia and Hugo “Doc” Keim will provide the Chair Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third in each Shooter Winner’s Trophy. Category: Lady1, Lady2, Junior-Gold*, Junior*, Sub-Junior*, Tom Seitz Memorial Fund presents an engraved Seiko Sub-Veteran, Veteran and Senior Veteran watch and $200 to the High Junior and Sub-Junior by Trophy to Chair Shooter Winner**, Runner-up the Trapshooting Hall of Fame. NO AWARDS MAILED. See page 13. * The $20 fee for this award is 50 percent tax-deductible donation to the Hall of Fame. This donation provides CONCURRENT AWARDS support to our museum and to the many worthy Trophy to High Canadian-Jimmy Robinson/Harry projects undertaken by the Hall of Fame. All donors Willsie trophy by Harry Willsie Endowment and will qualify for the Hall of Fame Award. Your entry card the Hall of Fame. shows this contribution and is your receipt. The Hall of Trophy to High Past Grand American Champion. Fame will retain 50 percent of the donation while the remainder will constitute the portion to be awarded.

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82 2015 Grand American ATA HIGH-OVER-ALL CHAMPION OF AMERICA Presented by White Flyer 1,000 Targets

TROPHIES ATA ADDED MONEY - $1,000; OPEN ATA Gold Ring and Trophy to Champion* (regardless of category), ties DO Trophy to Runner-up and Third Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third each NOT divide; split $500, $300, $200 To Class, Monday’s Singles Event 15 class governs Champion, Runner-up & Third. (AAA-AA-A-B-C-D) Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third each Includes the 1,000 Program targets Monday, Category: Lady1, Lady2, Junior-Gold, Junior, August 10, through Saturday, August 15, Sub-Junior, Sub- Veteran, Veteran, Senior starting with the Singles Class Championship. Veteran and Chair Shooter NO AWARDS MAILED. See page 13. Trophy to High Canadian* in honor of James G. Willsie by Harry Willsie Endowment and *Event 18 & 20 not included in High-Over-All Trapshooting Hall of Fame *Concurrent special award

ATA HIGH-ALL-AROUND CHAMPION OF AMERICA Presented by E-Z-GO 400 Targets

TROPHIES ATA ADDED MONEY - $1,000; OPEN ATA Gold Ring and Trophy to Champion* (regardless of category), ties DO Trophy to Runner-up and Third NOT divide; split $500, $300, $200 To Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third each Champion, Runner-up & Third. Class - Thursday’s Event 21 class governs (AAA-AA-A-B-C-D) Trophy to Chair Shooter Winner, Runner-up Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third each & Third Category: Lady1, Lady2, Junior-Gold, Junior, Trophy to High Canadian* in honor of James Sub-Junior, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior G. Willsie by Harry Willsie Endowment and Veteran Includes the Clay Target Championship, the Grand American Handicap and the Doubles Championship (400 Targets) NO AWARDS MAILED. See page 13.

WHITE FLYER 2,600 H.O.A. CHAMPIONSHIPS Presented by White Flyer 2,600 Targets TROPHIES 2600 Trophy to Winner, Runner-up and Third place. (Event 1 Class will govern) 2600 Trophy to Winner each Class (AAA-AA-A-B-C-D) (Event 1 Class will govern) 2600 Trophy to Winner each Category: Lady1, Lady2, Junior-Gold, Junior, Sub-Junior, Sub-Veteran, Veteran, Senior Veteran and Chair Shooter (Event 1 Class will govern) NO AWARDS MAILED. See page 13. No shoot-offs - ties will be decided by total score by event (reverse order). If still tied, use reverse sub-events. NO ALL-AMERICAN POINTS ON THE 2600 HOA.

World Shooting & Recreational Complex: Sparta, IL 83 THANK YOU GRAND AMERICAN SPONSORS The ATA would like to thank its Corporate Sponsors and other supporters for helping make the Grand American the Premier Shooting Event in the World! THANK YOU GRAND AMERICAN SPONSORS The ATA would like to thank its Corporate Sponsors and other supporters for helping make the Grand American the Premier Shooting Event in the World!

SHOOTING SPORTS GRAND HISTORY The Grand American World Trapshooting Championships is one of the America’s oldest sporting events. The Grand American has evolved into the premier shooting event in the world with thousands of competitors. This storied event dates back to 1893 when the first Grand American was held at Dexter Park in Long Island, New York. The 24 competitors shot at live birds. R.A. Welch won the Grand, shooting 23 out of 25. In 1900, the first Grand American using clay targets was contested at Interstate Park in Queens, New York. Originally a four-day tournament held in June, there were 74 entrants. The shoot was managed by Elmer Shaner and the winner of the Grand was Rolla “Pop” Heikes of Dayton, Ohio. The Grand American traveled to such cities as Chicago, Columbus, and St. Louis before making a home in Vandalia, Ohio in 1924. The ATA Homegrounds remained in Vandalia until the end of an era in 2005. The Grand American currently takes place in Sparta, Illinois at the World Shooting & Recreational Complex. The facility is truly a spectacular site. It has 120 trap fields, which stretch over three and a half miles along a beautiful countryside. There are 1,000 campsites, 4,001 parking spots, and 3 lakes on the grounds. There are many activities being planned near the facility in various cities. Today, the Grand American is truly an international event. Competitors travel from around the globe to take part in this annual tournament. Over 400 trophies and more than one million dollars in purses and options will be distributed to winners during the tournament. Enjoy your stay at the 2015 Grand American and remember to invite a friend to “GIVE IT A SHOT!”

Grand American Attendance Day Event 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Mon 100 16s 2,360 1,881 1,527* NA NA NA NA NA NA 100 Hdcp 892 556 0 NA NA NA NA NA NA Tues 100 16s 2,476 2,026 1,528* NA 534 NA NA NA NA 100 Hdcp 1,028 559 0 NA 593 NA NA NA NA 100 Dbls NA NA NA NA 447 NA NA NA NA Wed 100 16s * 1,201 805 585 634 647 691 650 749 100 Hdcp * 1,147 775 651 717 738 793 712 741 100 Dbls * 969 633 525 524 531 579 576 581 Thurs 100 16s 1,109 970 821 830 828 821 814 761 730 100 Hdcp 1,139 961 809 850 934 902 926 840 707 100 Dbls 848 779 628 687 662 637 661 608 547 Fri 100 16s * 902 805 886 1,282 1,161 1,254 967 962 100 Hdcp 1,031 1,158 1,007 1,211 1,313 1,256 1,317 1012 1,053 100 Dbls * 1,184 1,007 1,219 945 888 1,021 767 800 Sat 200 16s NA NA NA 899** 1,012** 100 Dbls NA NA 1,129 1,008 NA 1,120 1022 1,012 100 Hdcp 2,184 1,443 1,661 1,437 1,515 1,499 1,577 1398 1,367 100 16s 1,329 1,794 1,331 1,326 1,386 1,371 1,508 1318 1,341 Sun 100 Hdcp * 2,005 1,766 1,598 NA 1,689 1481 1,518 100 Dbls 1,535 1,426 1,202 1,144 1,212 1,329 1,304 1142 1,168 Mon 200 16s 2,224 1,906 1,622 1,626 1,682 2,114 1,951 1703 1,716 Tues 100 Dbls 1,707 1,601 1,376 1,361 1,387 2,147 1,686 1448 1,450 100 Hdcp 2,161 1,991 1,739 1,691 1,815 1,828 2,020 1779 1,769 Wed 200 16s 2,268 2,169 1,881 1,830 1,863 2,185 2,063 1933 2,033 Thurs 100 16s NA NA NA NA 162 100 Hdcp 2,464 1,588 1,436 1,892 1,969 2,279 2,122 1953 1,877 100 Dbls NA NA NA NA 1,375 1,738 1,530 1432 1,469 Fri 100 Hdcp 2,584 2,303 2,030 2,021 2,037 2,330 2,200 1987 1,971 100 Dbls 1,871 1,530 1,366 1,500 1,491 1,902 1,739 1537 1,578 Sat 100 Hdcp 2,648 2,484 2,144 1,980 2,014 2,289 2,198 1951 1,814 Total Entries 33,858 31,511 27,973 28,757 30,995 30,592 32,763 28,977 29,179 Grand Week Entries 17,927 15,572 13,594 13,901 15,548 18,812 17,509 15,723 15,903 * SCTP Championship ** AIM Grand Championship (included in entries)

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E090-023136-1_C2 Dealer Kit Express Newspaper Ad Size: 6.43" x 10.5" Color: Four Color Process – Vertical 2015 ATA ALL-AMERICAN TEAM Men’s first team Lady II first team Max Bunning, Minn...... 1,656 Harlan Campbell Jr., Kan.— Karen Bergman, Ariz.— Hunter Thornton, Ill...... 1,556 Captain...... 3,107 Captain...... 1,630 Justin Johnson, Ky...... 1,336 Scott Gens, Minn...... 2,285 Janice Rigler, Ill...... 1,536 Cole Anderson, Neb...... 1,279 Sean Hawley, Utah...... 2,187 Lisa Long, Pa...... 1,450 Brady Clawson, Mont...... 1,223 Richard Marshall Jr., Neb...... 1,871 Lou Ann Munson, N.D...... 1,419 Kevin Sutton, Md...... 1,094 Clay Floyd, Va...... 1,799 Mary C. Thompson, Ohio...... 1,369 David Shaeffer Jr., Md...... 1,754 Marilyn Lehrfeld, Fla...... 1,221 Sub-Junior second team Matthew Bartholow, S.D...... 1,455 C. Jean Greb, Md...... 1,072 Christian Koerbler, Pa...... 973 Tim Reed, S.D...... 1,410 Cathy Wehinger, Wis...... 1,011 Spencer Power, S.C...... 971 Chris Vendel, N.Y...... 1,345 Mary Lynne Downham, Ind...... 989 Garrett Scrogin, Ark...... 890 Cory Dalton, N.M...... 1,302 Linda Gibson, Utah...... 935 Wes Nesbitt, Tenn...... 724 Rob M. Taylor, Kan...... 1,237 Trent Payne, Tenn...... 717 Patrick Stacey, Okla...... 1,138 Lady II second team Jack Noftz, Pa...... 643 Teresa Knight, S.C...... 915 Haley Musselman, Wyo...... 629 Men’s second team Jackie Garrigus, Mont...... 883 Matthew Van Haaren, Ont...... 602 Joseph Charnigo, Ohio...... 1,036 Diane Peyton, Alta...... 854 Morgan Stevenson, N.J...... 594 Fred Nagel, S.D...... 1,035 Beverly Dominacki, Iowa...... 846 John Wiens, Ark...... 548 Stuart Welton, Idaho...... 1,035 Martha Humphrey, Ky...... 844 Gunnar Gens, Minn...... 546 Keith Ditto, Ky...... 1,029 Evelyn Kazen, Mass...... 669 Gage Thornton, Ill...... 538 Dean Neumann, Minn...... 989 Vickie Larkin, Cal...... 666 Austin Haas, Iowa...... 502 Eric Munson, Minn...... 975 Kristi Williams, Ariz...... 626 Alexandria Alsbury, Mich...... 481 Carl Chadwell, Mich...... 974 Carol Keeley, Wis...... 600 Andrew White, Ark...... 443 Marvin Beumer, Mo...... 934 Joyce Morris, R.I...... 515 Randy G. Miller, Ill...... 882 LeeAnn Martin, Utah...... 442 Junior Gold first team Robert Malmstedt, N.J...... 851 Kate Schmidt, Pa...... 434 Keiver Haldorson, Mont.— David Deitch, Mo...... 827 Teresa Kohn, Wash...... 427 Captain...... 1,893 Mike Grady, N.M...... 810 Lynn Martin, Nev...... 404 Zachary Warweg, Minn...... 1,880 Ronald Sutton, Md...... 758 Jean McCord, Pa...... 402 Justin Slater, N.Y...... 1,766 Kevin Polson, Ky...... 751 Cody A. Davis, Pa...... 1,625 Dalton W. Jennings, Texas...... 737 Junior first team Christopher Vendel, N.Y...... 1,291 Scott McKinnon, Utah...... 734 Anthony Fortino, Ill.— Cole Dalton, N.M...... 1,258 Mitchel Loveless II, Tenn...... 733 Captain...... 2,203 Trevor Shockley, Mo...... 1,224 Randolph R. Ross, Ohio...... 699 Hardy Musselman, Wyo...... 2,099 Preston Crandell, Ill...... 1,134 Foster Bartholow, S.D...... 681 Drew Strohecker, Ill...... 1,830 Zachari Nannini, Cal...... 1,048 Gary Bonetti, Cal...... 653 Brandon Sullivan, Ind...... 1,611 Kie Kababik, Del...... 1,040 Ian Recla, Pa...... 1,499 Lady I first team Bobby Fowler, Ky...... 1,378 Junior Gold second team Deborah Ohye-Neilson, Pa.— Austin Scrogin, Ark...... 1,332 Nick Fetzik, Minn...... 893 Captain...... 3,014 Tanner Cooper, Ark...... 1,152 Ian Darroch, Pa...... 832 Stacy Rehor, Colo...... 1,972 Hunter Brandt, Ohio...... 1,130 Justin Malone, N.J...... 799 Lauren Mueller, Ill...... 1,824 Corbin Grybowski, Okla...... 1,105 Taylor Woods, Ark...... 777 Jacque Snellenberger, Mich..1,498 Justin Osborn, Tenn...... 765 Mallory Stanton, Mich...... 1,443 Junior second team Keith Parrott, Ky...... 753 Janessa Beaman, Colo...... 1,437 Dale Gerlich, Ill...... 1,013 Joseph N. Recla, Pa...... 752 Jennifer Wilburn, Cal...... 1,385 Lumir Drahota, Neb...... 992 Elijah Bridges, Mo...... 737 Melissa Tracy, Ky...... 990 Jack Criner, Ill...... 917 Osker Reynolds, Md...... 610 Amy Dement, Tenn...... 988 Dylan Kline, Md...... 906 Nick Bowman, Neb...... 521 Shelly Heitner, Iowa...... 985 Andrew Wild, Mich...... 850 Matthew Begley, Ohio...... 469 Andrew Narvick, Ill...... 818 Matthew Stockdale, Iowa...... 439 Lady I second team Noah White, Ark...... 817 Zackary Anderson, Ohio...... 430 Tiffany Decker, N.Y...... 967 Logan Engelman, Cal...... 772 Patrick McGuinness, N.Y...... 368 Lori Clodt, Cal...... 954 Davis Onesian, Nev...... 736 Patrick Bosh, N.D...... 362 Sandra Luchetta, Ariz...... 935 Chandler Brown, Tenn...... 717 Tessa Myren, S.D...... 889 Denton Skogen, Wyo...... 650 Sub-Veteran first team Lori Martin, Utah...... 733 Luke Bussell, Ark...... 626 Frank Pascoe, Pa.— Dr. Laura Winkel, Wash...... 731 Ean Taylor, N.J...... 561 Captain...... 1,895 Morgan Mavis, Neb...... 614 Daniel Griffin, Ark...... 550 Keith Heeg, Mich...... 1,467 Bethany Breighner, Pa...... 613 Travis Dickson, Tenn...... 545 Gerald Demulling, Wis...... 1,362 Jessica Self, Ark...... 584 Michael Blaisdell, N.H...... 1,321 Theresa Bellerive, Conn...... 525 Sub-Junior first team V. Tank Lunsford, Ind...... 1,171 Paige Denny, Neb...... 523 Sharred Oaks, Utah— Devon Harris, Ind...... 1,081 Stacie Banack, Texas...... 520 Captain...... 2,332 Joe Sudbury Sr., Utah...... 1,013 Robin Bare, Cal...... 518 Samantha Foppe, Mo...... 2,310 Dale Stockdale, Iowa...... 937 Ashley Stumbo, Ohio...... 502 Chas Bloom, Ohio...... 2,067 Frank Haynes, Ill...... 928 Mikayla Dickson, Tenn...... 451 Dillon Tosh, Tenn...... 1,674 Mark Zauhar, Fla...... 891

88 2015 Grand American 2015 ATA ALL-AMERICAN TEAM Eli Walker, Nev...... 786 Phil Kiner, Wyo...... 892 George Reese, Tenn...... 856 Rod Boll, Sask...... 765 Charles Bickle, Ill...... 797 Keith Saunders, Ont...... 855 H. John Duwe, Wis...... 786 Donald Kerce, Fla...... 845 Sub-Veteran second team Robert E. Dyer, Ky...... 782 Clayborn Hunter, Ky...... 826 Kenneth Darroch, Pa...... 756 William Veteran second team Senior Vet second team VanNieuwenhuyzen,Minn...... 727 Mike Westjohn, Ill...... 775 James S. Wright, N.Y...... 793 Daniel Vogel, Mont...... 715 Dean Bright, Iowa...... 755 Steve Sutton, Md...... 755 Richard Sauer, N.Y...... 712 Mike Dehabey, Ohio...... 740 Steve Hawkins, Va...... 679 James Thomson, Alta...... 697 Bill Martin, Utah...... 732 Lou Kosiba, Minn...... 671 Vince Bianco, Ariz...... 695 Ronald Charniga, Ohio...... 713 William Dayton, Okla...... 611 Dave Dressler, Ill...... 691 Ken Tofferi, Vt...... 700 Aden Kaufman, Ohio...... 610 Jeff H. Webb, Texas...... 661 Emerson Bornman Jr., Pa...... 609 Jerry Sedlacek, Ill...... 569 Gregory W. Smith, R.I...... 633 David Clary, N.Y...... 602 Charles Schwab, Kan...... 552 Dean Townsend, Ohio...... 601 Charles W. Long, Texas...... 545 James Gelinne, Neb...... 519 Bob Boswell Jr., Ga...... 599 Dean S. Walker, Minn...... 542 James L. Blevins, Pa...... 502 John Federici, R.I...... 583 Vernon Brown Jr., Ind...... 478 Cliff Haycock, Colo...... 502 Tim Robb, Ariz...... 551 Ronald McConnell, Alta...... 455 Larry Sexton, Ala...... 457 Mark Wade, N.J...... 546 Mike Rinard, Idaho...... 446 Robert Scheonrock, Mich...... 455 Randy Bartling, Neb...... 530 Allan Radway, Alta...... 396 David Berlet, Ohio...... 427 Joel Etchen, Pa...... 504 Joe Altom, Texas...... 396 William Castle, Ky...... 423 Garl Gresley, Ind...... 439 Robert Sirk, Va...... 382 John Hakola, Neb...... 413 Stanley Welte, Neb...... 433 Rich L. McAllaster, Kan...... 372 Richard Hamlett, Mass...... 398 Ross Warren, Ohio...... 396 Douglas Damron, W. Va...... 372 George Snellenberger, Mich.....397 Urban Womer, N.Y...... 391 Craig Blank, Ohio...... 361 Claude Hemsi, Colo...... 382 Donald Budd, Kan...... 382 Joe Nehrt...... 360 Charles C. Brown Jr., N.C...... 350

Veteran first team Senior Vet first team Chairshooter team Ray Stafford, Colo.— Kay Ohye, Fla.— Ziggy Tkaczenko, Ill.— Captain...... 2,290 Captain...... 1,808 Captain...... 3,340 Gerry Williams, Ariz...... 1,329 Mike Jordan, Ill...... 1,732 Mitchell S. Miller, Ky...... 1,470 Larry Tagtmeyer, Kan...... 1,269 John Hoffland, Texas...... 1,467 Edward Hutchison, Ariz...... 1,347 Larry Bumsted, Iowa...... 1,199 Jim Moody, Okla...... 1,228 Vin Davis, N.M...... 944 David Riddle, Ky...... 1,087 Sheldon Hostetter, Pa...... 1,213 Morris Stinebring, Fla...... 672 Robert Munson, N.D...... 1,010 Gary Sherrod, Texas...... 1,098 Richard Hamilton, Pa...... 541 Keith Welch, N.Y...... 988 Robert Clement, Nev...... 955 Charles Smyth, Fla...... 497 Ronald Carneal, Mo...... 933 James A. Butler, Wyo...... 863 Preliminary Handicap Champions Year Entries Name Residence Yds. Bk. 1900 70 H. C. Bridges Tarboro, NC 18 89 1958 1,892 Thomas Errico Highland Park, IL 20 99 1901 95 E. D. Fullord Utica, NY 18 95 1959 2,086 Richard Krohn Harvard, IL 19 99 1902 91 Dr. O. F. Britton Indianapolis, IN 17 92 1960 2,073 Karl Mikkelsaar Jr. Calgary, Alb. 20 100 1903 180 M. E. Hensler Battle Creek, MI 17 91 1961 1,929 Elbert Lesley Reading, OH 20 100 1904 273 L. A. Cummings Bunker Hill, IL 20 98 1962 1,979 David Bryner Milford, MI 22 99 1905 284 R. R. Barber Paulina, IA 16 98 1963 1,992 William Lawless Cambridge, OH 23 99 1906 235 C. M. Powers Decatur, IL 20 93 1964 2,167 F. M. Ballard Jr. Marshalltown, IA 22 99 1907 369 George L. Lyons Durham, NC 19 96 1965 2,342 Dr. Henry Scheidt Cincinnati, OH 20 99 1908 222 C. H. Ditto Keithsburg, IL 18 95 1966 2,774 Karrol Hillebrand Vandalia, MO 22 99 1909 375 Frank Fisher Eagle Grove, IA 18 94 1967 2,395 Pearl Ferguson Bethalto, IL 21 99 1910 316 W. J. Roupo Portage, WI 16 99 1968 2,551 John Morelli Pittsburgh, PA 18 100 1911 336 C. B. Eaton Fayette, MO 18 99 1969 2,312 Lewis Williams Brighton, IL 21 100 1912 301 W. S. Hoon Jewel, IA 19 94 1970 2,340 Frank Hall Charleston, WV 22 100 1913 450 A. B. Richardson Dover, DE 20 96 1971 2,314 Robert Huffman London, OH 21 99 1914 445 C. F. Riffe Kenova, WV 17 96 1972 2,553 Frank Fulton Bethel, OH 20 100 1915 689 R. H. Morse Chicago, IL 18 95 1973 2,743 H. Wintersteen Jr. Mentor, OH 21 99 1916 515 Al Koven Fremont, NE 19 97 1974 3,100 Arland Lien Elmwood, WI 20 1/2 99 1917 666 John Peterson Randall, IA 18 99 1975 2,956 Mike Seitz Lawrenceburg, IN 24 99 1918 543 E. J. Buck Davenport, IA 18 96 1976 3,012 Michael Hynes Pittsburgh, PA 22 99 1919 No event held 1977 3,259 M. Canterino, Saratoga Sp., NY 19 98 1920 594 H. K. Milton Ft. Collins, CO 19 99 1978 3,308 Randall Taylor Ft. Wayne, IN 20 1/2 99 1921 485 M. L. Fox Emery, SD 19 99 1979 3,209 Don Slavich Sacramento, CA 27 99 1922 465 H. C. Taylor Tybee Island, GA 16 97 1980 3,019 William Matkins Reidsville, NC 22 1/2 100 1923 425 D. C. Wayward Weyauwega, WI 20 99 1981 3,084 Dan Bonillas Los Banos, CA 27 100 1924 530 H. L. Weisman Coshocton, OH 16 99 1982 3,152 Joseph Morgan Toledo, OH 19 100

1925 705 S. A. Green Waterville, ME 19 99 1983 3,263 Edward McIlvenna Harbor B., MI 22 1/2 100 1926 835 O. H. Nutt Beaver, OH 19 99 1984 3,204 Douglas Wituik Ingersol, Ont. 20 1/2 100 1927 761 C. E. Leek Absecon, NJ 19 98 1985 3,365 William Colwell Dayton, OH 18 1/2 99 1928 764 F. B. Hoggatt Goshen, OH 17 97 1986 3,279 E. W. Cook Bowmanville, Ont. 22 1/2 99 1929 978 J. B. Fontaine Philadelphia, PA 21 99 1987 3,659 Richard Henry Commiskey, IN 24 100 1930 945 Jean Pope East Moline, IL 22 100 1988 3,821 Ron Reiber Grand Island, NE 21 100 1931 863 H. B. Schormerus Hillsdale, IL 21 99 1989 4,044 Brad Dysinger Cambridge, MD 27 99 1932 781 R. C. Olds Lansing, MI 21 99 1990 4,204 Walter Swogger Wolcottsville, IN 20 100 1933 602 H. S. Shellito Ames, IA 20 98 1991 4,030 Leo Harrison III Hannibal, MO 27 99 1934 572 H. H. Holbrook Sorento, IL 19 96 1992 4,201 Patrice Ryan Coopersburg, PA 18 100 1935 602 Ray Zwiener Blooming Pr., MI 21 99 1993 4,316 Pat Neff Middletown, OH 27 100 1936 693 E. L. Hawkins Ft. Wayne, IN 21 97 1994 4,162 David Sheipe Blandon, PA 21 1/2 100 1937 620 J. W. Egermann Naperville, IL 19 99 1995 3,888 Leo Harrison III Hannibal, MO 27 100 1938 733 L. R. Slagle South Char., OH 19 98 1996 3,783 Ray Stafford Broomfield, CO 27 99 1939 698 W.R. Winteringham Barrington, IL 22 99 1997 3,653 Ross Warren Bellbrook, OH 27 100 1940 725 Roy W. Miller Grove City, MN 20 100 1998 3,454 David Daily Batesville, IN 21 1/2 99 1941 1,020 Elmer Lucas Peebles, OH 18 99 1999 4,819 William Richards Verona, KY 20 1/2 98 1942 925 Ruben Frederick Bellevue, OH 18 98 2000 3,536 Thomas Quesenberry Magnolia, KY 20 1/2 98 1943 710 J. A. Sabata David City, NE 21 98 2001 3,699 Josef Ljutic Yakima, WA 27 99 1944 750 F. E. Shaw Joliet, IL 20 96 2002 3,542 Grant Beam Washington Crthse, OH 27 99 1945 684 A. F. Jones Thief River Falls, MI 21 99 2003 3,479 Jim Godez St. Clairsville, OH 27 100 1946 1,346 Albert Peterson Virginia, IL 21 97 2004 3,458 Ronnie Stout Cedar Springs, MI 24 100 1947 1,710 K. S. Stewart Wichita, KA 18 100 2005 3,022 Vaughn Ray New Paris, OH 21 100 1948 1,507 Ray S. Painter Lomax, IL 19 99 2006 2,584 Michael Pintirsch Butler, PA 21 100 1949 1,541 Ohmer Webb Sr. Washington, DC 19 100 2007 2,303 Todd Hanson Bath, SD 27 98 1950 1,548 Alvin Hextell Newark, IL 19 100 2008 2,030 Steve Stedman East Palestine, OH 27 99 1951 1,472 Walter F. McVay New Providence, PA 21 99 2009 2,021 David Shaeffer Jr Glyndon, MD 27 100 1952 1,513 E. G. Beckley Rock Falls, IL 21 98 2010 2,012 Steven Jennings Attica, NY 25 100 1953 1,682 Elmer Woods Williamstown, OH 19 99 2011 2,330 Foster Bartholow Rapid City, SD 27 100 1954 1,728 V. Thornborrow Hamilton, Ont. 18 100 2012 2,200 Mitchell Loveless II Murfreesboro, TN 27 98 1955 1,753 F. D. Reese Hayworth, IL 20 98 2013 1,987 Travis Iksic Irby, WA 27 100 1956 1,773 Shelby Edwards Central City, KY 20 98 2014 1,971 Richard Marshall Jr Lincoln, NE 27 100 1957 1,828 Arlen Kimmell Valley View, PA 20 98 Grand American Handicap Champions Year Entries Name Residence Yds. Bk. 1900 74 R. O. Heikes Dayton, OH 22 91 1919 848 G. W. Lorimer Piqua, OH 18 98 1901 75 E. C. Griffith Pascoaq, RI 19 95 1920 715 A. L. Ivins Red Bank, NJ 19 99 1902 91 C. W. Floyd New York, NY 18 94 1921 637 E. F. Haak Canton, OH 21 97 1903 180 Martin Diefenderfer Wood River, NE 16 94 1922 588 J. S. Frink, Worthington, MN 22 96 1904 317 R. D. Guptil Aitken, MN 19 96 1923 513 Mark Arie Champaign, IL 23 96 1905 333 R. R. Barber Paulina, IA 16 99 1924 528 H. C. Deck Plymouth, OH 16 97 1906 290 F. E. Rogers St. Louis, MO 17 94 1925 710 E. C. Starner Ithaca, NY 17 98 1907 495 J. J. Blanks Trezevant, TN 17 96 1926 932 C. A. Young Springfield, OH 23 100 1908 362 Fred Harlow Newark, OH 16 92 1927 873 Otto Newlin Georgetown, IL 20 98 1909 457 Fred Shattuck Columbus, OH 18 99 1928 891 Isaac Andrews Spartanburg, SC 20 95 1910 383 Riley Thompson Cainsville, MO 19 100 1929 1100 Mose Newman Sweetwater, TX 20 98 1911 418 Harvey Dixon Oronogo, MO 20 99 1930 966 Alfred Rufus King Wichita Falls, TX 16 97 1912 377 W. E. Phillips Chicago, IL 19 96 1931 938 Garrison Roebuck McClure, OH 17 96 1913 501 M. S. Hootman Edgerton, OH 17 97 1932 722 A. E. Sheffield Dixon, IL 21 98 1914 515 Woolfolk Henderson Lexington, KY 22 98 1933 597 Walter Beaver Berwyn, PA 25 98 1915 884 L. B. Clarke Chicago, IL 18 96 1934 612 L. G. Dana Derrick City, PA 17 98 1916 683 J. F. Wulf Milwaukee, WI 19 99 1935 608 J. B. Royall Tallahassee, FL 20 98 1917 808 C. H. Larson Waupaca, WI 20 98 1936 704 B. F. Cheek Clinton, IN 16 98 1918 620 J. D. Henry Elkhart, IN 16 97 1937 932 F. G. Carroll Brecksville, OH 19 100

90 2015 Grand American 1938 814 O. W. West Coshocton, OH 20 99 1977 3996 James R. Edwards Fairfield, OH 19 1/2 99 1939 757 D. L. Ritchie Goshen, OH 22 99 1978 4073 Reggie Jachimowski Antioch, IL 27 100 1940 820 E. H. Wolfe Charleston, WV 23 98 1979 3863 Dean Shanahan Dubuque, IA 21 1/2 100 1941 1108 Walter Tulburt Detroit, MI 18 99 1980 3674 William Hazlett Sarver, PA 22 1/2 99 1942 910 J. F. Holderman Morris, IL 20 193x200 1981 3762 Claude Kolbe Sheboygan, WI 22 100 1943 810 Jasper Rogers Dayton, OH 18 97 1982 3617 Chet Hendrickson Olive Hill, KY 19 100 1944 865 L. C. Jepson Dwight, IL 19 97 1983 3708 Roger Smith Wichita, KS 27 100 1945 828 Don Englebry Vermilion, OH 23 99 1984 3550 John McQuade Elburn, IL 21 100 1946 1478 Capt. F. J. Bennett Miami, FL 18 98 1985 3584 Artis Roy Russell Springs, KY 22 100 1947 1786 H. H. Crossen Gardiner, MT 22 99 1986 3697 Lawrence Evans Ionia, NY 22 100 1948 1678 John W. Schenk Sharpsburg, PA 20 99 1987 4080 Roger Stiles Campbellsville, KY 20 1/2 99 1949 1758 Pete Donat Antwerp, OH 20 100 1988 4237 Britt Robinson Tahoka, TX 27 100 1950 1737 Oscar Scheske Jr. Belleville, IL 19 100 1989 4505 Jack Titus Bradford, PA 22 1/2 100 1951 1682 E. Michael Wayland Washington, KS 21 99 1990 4558 Pat Neff Xenia, OH 26 100 1952 1727 Orval E. Voorhees Grand Island, NE 18 98 1991 4450 Frederick Kaschak Wheaton, IL 24 1/2 100 1953 1949 Raymond Williams Eaton, OH 19 98 1992 4563 Mark T. Wade Kenilworth, NJ 21 100 1954 2009 Nick Egan New York, NY 19 99 1993 4669 Mike Hendrickson Cincinnati, OH 20 1/2 99 1955 2025 Logan Bennett Hodgeville, KY 19 99 1994 4468 Bill Petras N. Huntingdon, PA 22 1/2 100 1956 2136 C. W. Brown Dayton, OH 19 99 1995 4171 Jason Booker Calhan, CO 27 99 1957 2129 C. R. Crawford Maywood, IL 22 98 1996 4081 William E. Burgess Winchester, KY 22 99 1958 2202 Emerson Clark Preston, Ont. 20 99 1997 3910 Richard H. Conner Jaffrey, NH 24 1/2 99 1959 2392 Clyde Bailey Oquawka, IL 21 99 1998 3899 Roland Steadman Cincinnati, OH 24 1/2 100 1960 2429 Roy Foxworthy Indianapolis, IN 20 100 1999 5000 Thomas Logue Ontario, NY 21 99 1961 2353 Steve Barringer Russell, KA 20 99 2000 3796 Brad Cole Willard, OH 20 99 1962 2414 Milton Youngs Chicago, IL 20 99 2001 3856 Jarrett Delaney Archer City, TX 22 99 1963 2527 Albert Kees Richmond, IN 21 100 2002 3816 Dennis DeVaux Thetford Center, VT 27 100 1964 2688 W. E. Duggan Delphos, OH 20 99 2003 3726 Eric Shroyer Terre Haute, IN 27 100 1965 3031 Daniel C. Pautler Alden, NY 20 99 2004 3720 Jeffrey Norris Hillsboro, OH 21 1/2 99 1966 3464 Delbert Grim Lincoln, NE 23 100 2005 3232 Donnie Thornton Butler, KY 21 100 1967 2390 Herman Welch Downers Grove, IL 20 100 2006 2648 Kay Ohye N Brunswick, NJ 27 99 1968 3111 Denton Childers Rochester, MI 21 1/2 100 2007 2484 Nick Galata Cleveland, OH 20 100 1969 2881 Bernard Bonn Jr. Fairborn, OH 19 99 2008 2144 Patrick Lamont Brandon, MB 27 100 1970 2953 Charles Harvey Oskaloosa, IA 24 98 2009 1980 Robert Munson Howard Lake, MN 27 100 1971 3047 Ralph Davis Lorton, VA 20 1/2 98 2010 2014 James Curtis Mt. Olivet, KY 21 100 1972 3326 George Mushrush Fairfield, OH 22 99 2011 2,289 Keith W. Parrott London, KY 20 100 1973 3421 Dennis Taylor Muscoda, WI 22 99 2012 2,198 Donald Herdes Noble, IL 26 1/2 100 1974 3932 John Steffen Minneapolis, MN 24 1/2 99 2013 1,950 Joseph Winburn Winchester, KY 20 1/2 99 1975 3718 Wayne Hegwood Jackson, MS 20 99 2014 1,814 Adam Stefkovich Avella, PA 18 100 1976 3925 Frank Crevatin Tecumseh, Ont 21 1/2 99 Doubles Champions of America Year Name Residence S.A. Bk 1912 Mark Arie Champaign, IL 100 89 1954 Maynard B. Henry Los Angeles, CA 100 99 1913 George Lyon Durham, NC 100 94 1955 Hugh L. McKinley Harrisburg, OH 100 97 1914 Woolfolk Henderson Lexington, KY 100 90 1956 Ned Lilly Stanton, MI 100 98 1915 Guy V. Dering Columbus, WI 100 91 1957 Bob Allen Des Moines, IA 100 95 1916 Allen Heil Allentown, PA 100 89 1958 Joe Hiestand Hillsboro, OH 100 98 1917 C. B. Platt Bridgeton, NJ 100 96 1959 Vic Reinders Waukesha, WI 100 99 1918 Frank Troeh Portland, OR 100 90 1960 Dale Millar Ashville, OH 100 99 1919 Nick Arie Dallas, TX 100 91 1961 Joe Hiestand Hillsboro, OH 100 98 1920 P. H. O’Brien Helena, MT 100 92 1962 Ned Lilly Stanton, MI 100 98 1921 R. A. King Delta, CO 100 94 1963 James DeFilippi Jr. Oglesby, IL 100 99 1922 R. A. King Delta, CO 200 170 1964 William Brauer III Fon du Lac, WI 100 99 1923 Phil R. Miller Dallas, TX 200 181 1965 Hood Nichols Jefferson City,TN 100 97 1924 Phil R. Miller Dallas, TX 200 191 1966 Donald Peed Brandywine, MD 100 99 1925 C. W. Olney West Allis, WI 200 191 1967 Chris Bishop Leawood, KS 100 100 1926 Bart Lewis Auburn, IL 200 192 1968 Hugh Driggs Palmyra, MI 100 100 1927 Frank Troeh Portland, OR 200 188 1969 Hugh Driggs Palmyra, MI 100 99 1928 Frank Troeh Portland, OR 200 185 1970 Donald Peed Brandywine, MD 100 99 1929 Sam Jenny Highland, IL 200 191 1971 Larry Gravestock Wichita Falls,TX 100 99 1930 E. W. Renfro Dell, MN 200 191 1972 Britt Robinson Tahoka, TX 100 100 1931 Gus Payne OK City, OK 200 185 1973 Veldon Smith Indianapolis, IN 100 99 1932 O. C. Bottger Fairfield, IA 200 191 1974 Steve Carmichael Kansas City, MO 100 100 1933 F. J. Lightner Cedar Rapids, IA 200 187 1975 Britt Robinson Tahoka, TX 100 100 1934 Mark Arie Champaign, IL 100 94 1976 Larry McKinley Rich Hill, MO 100 99 1935 Joe Hiestand Hillsboro, OH 100 93 1977 Phillip Wright Hudson, NH 100 99 1936 Joe Hiestand Hillsboro, OH 100 96 1978 Leo Harrison III Hannibal, MO 100 100 1937 Ned Lilly Stanton, MI 100 98 1979 Morris Stinebring Thawville, IL 100 100 1938 Fred R. Etchen Wichita, KS 100 96 1980 Britt Robinson Tahoka, TX 100 99 1939 John Rigg Conshohocken, PA 100 97 1981 Mike Hampton Lebanon, IL 100 100 1940 E. L. Hawkins Ft. Wayne, IN 100 98 1982 Dan Bonillas Los Banos, CA 100 99 1941 Vic Reinders Waukesha, WI 100 96 1983 Dean Bright Steamboat Rock, IA 100 100 1942 Rudy Etchen French Lick, IN 100 94 1984 Larry Bumsted Conrad, IA 100 100 1943 Rudy Etchen Chicago, IL 100 96 1985 Saeed Al-Maktoum Houston, TX 100 100 1944 J. K. Stark San Antonio, TX 100 98 1986 Darvin Thomas Merced, CA 100 100 1945 Rudy Etchen Covington, TN 100 96 1987 Larry Bumsted Conrad, IA 100 100 1946 Mercer Tennille Shreveport, LA 100 96 1988 Thomas Galligher Jr. Media, PA 100 100 1947 Homer Clark Jr. Alton, IL 100 97 1989 Leo Harrison III Hannibal, MO 100 100 1948 Mercer Tennille Shreveport, LA 100 99 1990 Nora Martin Olympia, KY 100 100 1949 Mercer Tennille Shreveport, LA 100 96 1991 Leo Harrison III Hannibal, MO 100 100 1950 Julius Petty Stuttgart, AR 100 97 1992 Larry Bumsted Conrad, IA 100 100 1951 M. D. Clark Woodbury, CN 100 96 1993 Chuck Redding Hickman, CA 100 100 1952 Mercer Tennille Shreveport, LA 100 95 1994 Kay Ohye N. Brunswick, NJ 100 100 1953 M. D. Clark Woodbury, CT 100 96 1995 Chris Vendel Williamson, NY 100 100

World Shooting & Recreational Complex: Sparta, IL 91 1996 Michael Kempel Fargo, ND 100 100 2005 Patrick McCarthy Dalton, OH 100 100 1997 Bill Parson, Jr. Montgomery, AL 100 100 2006 Leo Harrison III New London, MO 100 100 1998 Grizzly Adams Carlisle, KY 100 100 2007 Eric Munson Cokato, MN 100 100 Carl Chadwell Dublin, OH 100 100 2008 Richard Marshall Jr Lincoln, NE 100 100 1999 Fred Nagel Mitchell, SD 100 100 2009 Stuart Welton Star, ID 100 100 2000 Richard Marshall Lincoln, NE 100 100 2010 Chris Vendel Rochester, NY 100 100 2001 Michael Mazzucchi Patterson, CA 100 100 2011 Matthew Bartholow Rapid City, SD 100 100 2002 Eric Munson Cokato, MN 100 100 2012 Harlan Campbell Jr Tribune, KS 100 100 2003 Charles Morrison Columbia, TN 100 100 2013 Anthony Fortino Kankakee, IL 100 100 2004 Eric Munson Cokato, MN 100 100 2014 Dillon Tosh Manchester, TN 100 100 High-All-Around Champions Year Name Residence Bk. S.A. 1922 Phil Miller Dallas, TX 456 500 1968 Hugh Driggs Palmyra, MI 395 400 1923 Phil Miller Dallas, TX 471 500 1969 John Shields Oakville, Ont. 392 400 1924 Phil Miller Dallas, TX 477 500 1970 Gene Sears El Reno, OK 390 400 1925 C. W. Olney West Allis, WI 479 500 1971 Gene Sears El Reno, OK 391 400 1926 Frank Troeh Portland, OR 477 500 1972 Britt Robinson Tahoka, TX 394 400 1927 Frank Troeh Portland, OR 472 500 1973 Ray Stafford Thornton, CO 390 400 1928 Frank Troeh Portland, OR 462 500 1974 Steve Carmichael Kansas City, MO 395 400 1929 Frank Troeh Portland, OR 477 500 1975 Steve Carmichael Kansas City, MO 394 400 1930 E. W. Renfro Dell, MT 481 500 1976 Frank Little Mechanicsburg, PA 394 400 1931 Gus Payne Oklahoma City, OK 471 500 1977 Kay Ohye N. Brunswick, NJ 390 400 1932 Russell Elliott Kansas City, MO 476 500 1978 Leo Harrison III Hannibal, MO 396 400 1933 Ned Lilly Stanton, MI 474 500 1979 Gerald Russo Carlstadt, NJ 394 400 1934 Joe Hiestand Hillsboro, OH 388 400 1980 Steve Carmichael Kansas City, MO 392 400 1935 Joe Hiestand Hillsboro, OH 388 400 1981 Ray Stafford Denver, CO 396 400 1936 Joe Hiestand Hillsboro, OH 389 400 1982 Dan Bonillas Los Banos, CA 398 400 1937 Phil Miller French Lick, IN 390 400 1983 Roger Smith Wichita, KS 399 400 1938 Ned Lilly Stanton, MI 388 400 1984 Bob Munson Howard Lake, MN 397 400 1939 Phil Miller French Lick, IN 387 400 1985 Dan Bonillas Los Banos, CA 394 400 1940 Paul Holloway Clementon, NJ 387 400 1986 Leo Harrison III Hannibal, MO 394 400 1941 Vic Reinders Waukesha, WI 390 400 1987 Larry Bumsted Conrad, IA 395 400 1942 William Drennen Utica, IL 488 400 1988 Britt Robinson Tahoka, TX 397 400 1943 H. L. Cheek Clinton, IN 386 400 1989 Pat Neff Xenia, OH 395 400 1944 Vic Reinders Waukesha, WI 383 400 1990 Lawrence Russo Hackensack, NJ 394 400 1945 Rudy Etchen Covington, TN 381 400 1991 Gary Bonetti Sacramento, CA 398 400 1946 Joe Hiestand Hillsboro, OH 382 400 1992 Leo Harrison III Hannibal, MO 396 400 1947 Vic Reinders Waukesha, WI 393 400 1993 Leo Harrison III Hannibal, MO 398 400 Earl Roth St. Louis, MO 393 400 1994 Kay Ohye N. Brunswick, NJ 397 400 1948 Mercer Tennille Shreveport, LA 390 400 1995 Jason Booker Calhan, CO 397 400 1949 Mercer Tennille Shreveport, LA 387 400 1996 Timothy Marucco Charleston, IL 394 400 1950 Julius Petty Stuttgart, AR 392 400 1997 Ray Stafford Broomfield, CO 395 400 1951 Arnold Riegger Seattle, WA 388 400 1998 Jim Walker Middletown, OH 397 400 1952 Rudy Etchen Ketchum, ID 381 400 1999 Pete McCall Midway, KY 345 350 1953 Maynard B. Henry Los Angeles, CA 386 400 2000 Steve Richardson Versialles, KY 396 400 1954 Maynard B. Henry Los Angeles, CA 389 400 2001 Harlan Campbell Jr. Tribune, KS 395 400 1955 A. M. Feltus Washington, MS 384 400 2002 Pete McCall Midway, KY 397 400 1956 Dan Orlich Reno, NV 384 400 2003 Leo Harrison III Hannibal, MO 398 400 John Loffland Jr. Ft. Worth, TX 384 400 2004 Chris Vendel Rochester, NY 397 400 1957 Vic Reinders Waukesha, WI 386 400 2005 Harlan Campbell Jr. Tribune, KS 399 400 1958 Jim McCole Gering, NE 389 400 2006 Richard Marshall Jr. Lincoln, NE 398 400 1959 Vic Reinders Waukesha, WI 390 400 2007 Eric Munson Cokato, MN 395 400 1960 Carl Buchanan Jr. Lawrenceburg, IN 390 400 2008 Patrick Lamont Brandon, MB 399 400 1961 John Sternberger Englewood, OH 394 400 2009 Patrick Lamont Brandon, MB 398 400 1962 John Sternberger Englewood, OH 388 400 2010 Harlan Campbell Jr Tribune, KS 398 400 1963 Harry Copsey Colorado Springs, CO 391 400 2011 Mitch Loveless II Murfreesboro, TN 398 400 1964 Bueford Bailey Big Springs, NE 392 400 2012 Leo Harrison III New London, MO 397 400 1965 Bueford Bailey Big Springs, NE 387 400 2013 Lauren Mueller Plainview, IL 397 400 1966 Don Slavich N. Highlands, CA 390 400 2014 David Schaeffer Jr Reistertown, MD 397 400 1967 Ed Lake Dublin, OH 390 400 High-Over-All Champions Year Name Residence BK. S.A. 1923 Mark Arie Champaign, IL 957 1000 1943 H. L. Cheek Clinton, IN 478 500 1924 Mark Arie Champaign, IL 957 1000 1944 J. K. Stark San Antonio, TX 474 500 1925 Steve Crothers Philadelphia, PA 956 1000 1945 Rudy Etchen Covington, TN 474 500 1926 Frank Troeh Portland, OR 968 1000 1946 Joe Hiestand Hillsboro, OH 763 800 1927 William Kurtz Monroeville, NJ 957 1000 1947 Vic Reinders Waukesha, WI 687 700 1928 Frank Troeh Portland, OR 935 1000 1948 E. W. Castenado Shreveport, LA 973 1000 1929 Frank Troeh Portland, OR 958 1000 1949 Joe Hiestand Hillsboro, OH 977 1000 1930 Frank Troeh Portland, OR 967 1000 1950 Ned Lilly Stanton, MI 977 1000 1931 Gus Payne Oklahoma City, OK 952 1000 1951 Arnold Riegger Seattle, WA 966 1000 1932 Mark Arie Champaign, IL 969 1000 1952 Rudy Etchen Ketchum, ID 961 1000 1933 Ned Lilly Stanton, MI 964 1000 1953 Ned Lilly Stanton, MI 961 1000 1934 Joe Hiestand Hillsboro, OH 878 900 1954 Arnold Riegger Seattle, WA 975 1000 1935 Joe Hiestand Hillsboro, OH 880 900 1955 Ned Lilly Stanton, MI 962 1000 1936 Joe Hiestand Hillsboro, OH 881 900 1956 Joe Hiestand Hillsboro, OH 963 1000 1937 R. A. King Wichita Falls, TX 881 900 1957 Vic Reinders Waukesha, WI 961 1000 1938 Joe Hiestand Hillsboro, OH 881 900 1958 Ned Lilly Stanton, MI 977 1000 1939 Phil R. Miller French Lick, IN 880 900 1959 John Kurth Columbus, WI 972 1000 1940 H. L. Cheek Clinton, IN 1131 1200 1960 Bob Stifal Casey, IL 974 1000 1941 Vic Reinders Waukesha, WI 874 900 1961 John Sternberger Englewood, OH 976 1000 1942 Julius Petty England, AR 910 950 1962 Bernard Kalapach Whiting, IN 978 1000

92 2015 Grand American 1963 Robert Diefenderfer Reading, PA 971 1000 1989 Ray Stafford Broomfield, CO 980 1000 1964 C. E. Barnhart Kansas City, MO 978 1000 1990 Leo Harrison III Hannibal, MO 991 1000 1965 Hiram Bradley Greenville, OH 959 1000 1991 Leo Harrison III Hannibal, MO 986 1000 1966 Dan Orlich Reno, NV 982 1000 1992 Ray Stafford Broomfield, CO 981 1000 1967 Larry Gravestock Wichita Falls, TX 976 1000 1993 Leo Harrison III Hannibal, MO 988 1000 1968 Hugh Driggs Palmyra, MI 985 1000 1994 Leo Harrison III Hannibal, MO 985 1000 1969 Frank Little Endicott, NY 963 1000 1995 Leo Harrison III Hannibal, MO 985 1000 1970 Larry Gravestock Wichita Falls, TX 976 1000 1996 Leo Harrison III Hannibal, MO 981 1000 1971 Britt Robinson Tahoka, TX 964 1000 1997 Ray Stafford Broomfield, CO 985 1000 1972 Britt Robinson Tahoka, TX 976 1000 1998 Phil Kiner Cheyenne, WY 985 1000 1973 Larry Gravestock Wichita Falls, TX 958 1000 1999 Kay Ohye N. Brunswick, NJ 828 850 1974 Britt Robinson Tahoka, TX 971 1000 2000 Steve Richardson Versailles, KY 974 1000 1975 Dan Bonillas Los Banos, CA 984 1000 2001 Leo Harrison III New London, MO 983 1000 1976 Gene Sears El Reno, OK 971 1000 2002 Leo Harrison III New London, MO 983 1000 1977 Roger Smith Wichita, KS 965 1000 2003 Ray Stafford Broomfield, CO 988 1000 1978 Dan Bonillas Los Banos, CA 979 1000 2004 Leo Harrison III New London, MO 983 1000 1979 Phil Ross Devore, CA 978 1000 2005 Chris Vendel Rochester, NY 989 1000 1980 Leo Harrison III Hannibal, MO 980 1000 2006 Richard Marshall Jr. Lincoln, NE 985 1000 1981 Ray Stafford Denver, CO 979 1000 2007 Harlan Campbell Jr. Tribune, KS 960 1000 1982 Ray Stafford Denver, CO 978 1000 2008 Ray Stafford Broomfield, CO 988 1000 1983 Dan Bonillas Los Banos, CA 982 1000 2009 Leo Harrison III New London, MO 992 1000 1984 Leo Harrison III Hannibal, MO 983 1000 2010 Leo Harrison III New London, MO 986 1000 1985 Ray Stafford Denver, CO 980 1000 2011 Harian Campbell Jr. Tribune, KS 989 1000 1986 Leo Harrison III Hannibal, MO 977 1000 2012 Leo Harrison III New London, MO 983 1000 1987 Larry Bumsted Conrad, IA 980 1000 2013 Harlan Campbell Jr. Tribune, KS 986 1000 1988 Brad Dysinger Cambridge, MD 986 1000 2014 David Schaeffer Jr Reistertown, MD 982 1000 Grand American Clay Target Champions Year Name Residence Bk. S.A. 1906 Guy Ward Walnut Log, TN 144 150 1961 Tony Biagi Highland Park, IL 200 200 1907 H.M. Clark Urbana, IL 188 200 1962 Bernard Kalpach Whiting, IN 200 200 1908 George Roll Blue Island, IL 183 200 1963 C.E. Barnhart Kansas City, MO 200 200 1909 D.A. Upson Cleveland, OH 188 200 1964 Bueford Bailey Big Springs, NE 200 200 1910 Guy V. Dering Columbus, WI 189 200 1965 Gene Sears El Reno, OK 200 200 1911 C.C. Collins Kankakee, IL 196 200 1966 Ken Jones Condon, OR 200 200 1912 E.W. Verner Adams, NE 192 200 1967 Ernest Havlicek Pomona, CA 200 200 1913 Bart Lewis Auburn, IL 195 200 1968 Bueford Bailey Big Springs, NE 200 200 1914 Woolfolk Henderson Lexington, KY 99 100 1969 Dean Stoy Tulsa, OK 200 200 1915 Charles Newcomb Philadelphia, PA 99 100 1970 Dan Orlich Reno, NV 200 200 1916 Frank Troeh Portland, OR 99 100 1971 Richard Smith Newcomerstown, OH 200 200 1917 Mark Arie Champaign, IL 99 100 1972 Wallace Irvin Spartensburg, SC 200 200 1918 W.H. Heer Guthrie, OK 99 100 1973 John Comly Lambertville, NJ 200 200 1919 F.S. Wright Buffalo, NY 199 200 1974 Hiram Bradley Vest, KY 200 200 1920 F.S. Wright Buffalo, NY 197 200 1975 Steve Carmichael Kansas City, MO 200 200 1921 Nick Arie Dallas, TX 198 200 1976 Ray Stafford Denver, CO 200 200 1922 D. Fauskee Worthington, MN 197 200 1977 Norbert Liette St. Mary’s, OH 200 200 1923 Phil Miller Dallas, TX 199 200 1978 Brad Dysinger Grover Hill, OH 200 200 1924 Frank Hughes Mobridge, SD 199 200 1979 J.B. Hudson Shreveport, LA 200 200 1925 Steve Crothers Philadelphia, PA 200 200 1980 Ohmer Webb Sr. Washington, DC 200 200 1926 Sam Jenny Highland, IL 199 200 1981 Kay Ohye N. Brunswick, NJ 200 200 1927 Guy V. Dering Columbus, WI 200 200 1982 Robert Munson Howard Lake, MN 200 200 1928 Mark Arie Champaign, IL 198 200 1983 Roger Smith Wichita, KS 200 200 1929 Gus Payne Oklahoma City, OK 199 200 1984 Ray Stafford Denver, CO 200 200 1930 Gus Payne Cleveland, OH 199 200 1985 Kay Ohye N. Brunswick, NJ 200 200 1931 Karl Maust Detroit, MI 199 200 1986 Frank Kodl Lake Havasu City, AZ 200 200 1932 M.E. DeWire Hamilton, IN 200 200 1987 Frank Little Dillsburg, PA 200 200 1933 Ned Lilly Stanton, MI 199 200 1988 Robert Munson Howard Lake, MN 200 200 1934 Walter Beaver Berwyn, PA 199 200 1989 Brad Dysinger Cambridge, MD 200 200 1935 Joe Hiestand Hilsboro, OH 199 200 1990 Gerald Christman Lewisville, OH 200 200 1936 Joe Hiestand Hilsboro, OH 199 200 1991 Jim Forsbach Delaware, OH 200 200 1937 Phil Miller French Lick, IN 200 200 1992 William Godschalk Hartford City, IN 200 200 1938 Joe Hiestand Hilsboro, OH 200 200 1993 Ray Stafford Broomfield, CO 200 200 1939 P.O. Harbage West Jefferson, OH 200 200 1994 Ron Alcoriza Acampo, CA 200 200 1940 Forest McNeir Houston, TX 200 200 1995 Ray Stafford Broomfield, CO 200 200 1941 Russell Elliott Raytown, MO 199 200 1996 M.L. McGuire Northmoore, MO 200 200 1942 William Drennen Utica, IL 199 200 1997 David B. Long Allen Park, MI 200 200 1943 Orla C. Booher Farmland, IN 200 200 1998 Tony Willoughby Clay City, KY 200 200 1944 Joe Hiestand Hilsboro, OH 200 200 1999 Richard Kaysa San Antonio, TX 150 150 1945 E.T. Pugh Morris, IL 199 200 2000 David Berlet N Knoxville, OH 200 200 1946 Walter Beaver Cornshohocken, PA 199 200 2001 Steven Keeley Waterloo, WI 200 200 1947 Cliff Doughman Morrow, OH 200 200 2002 Frank Hoppe Columbus, NE 200 200 1948 John A. Broughton Ferguson, MO 200 200 2003 Patrick Stacey Frederick, OK 200 200 1949 Arnold Riegger Seattle, WA 200 200 2004 Michael Gooch Sheridan, IN 200 200 1950 Joe Devers Dayton, OH 200 200 2005 Danny Ryan Richwood, KY 200 200 1951 Ralph W. Smith Vandalia, OH 200 200 2006 Dustin Klein Fremont, NE 200 200 1952 Rudy Etchen Ketchum, ID 200 200 2007 Richard Shrode Bend, OR 200 200 1953 Fred Waldock Sandusky, OH 200 200 2008* Leo Harrison III New London, MO 200 200 1954 Julius Petty Stuttgart, AR 200 200 2008* Foster Bartholow Rapid City, SD 200 200 1955 Ned Lilly Stanton, MI 200 200 2009 David Shaeffer Glyndon, MD 200 200 1956 Dan Orlich Reno, NV 199 200 2010 Patrick Stacey Frederick, OK 200 200 1957 Herb Bush Canton, IL 200 200 2011 Robert Malmstedt Somerville, NJ 200 200 1958 Vic Reinders Waukesha, WI 200 200 2012 Harlan Campbell JrTribune, KS 200 200 1959 Kevin Onka Sugar Creek, MO 200 200 2013 Anthony Fortino Kankakee, IL 200 200 1960 Joe Hiestand Hilsboro, OH 200 200 2014 Stuart Welton Star, ID 200 200 * co-champions World Shooting & Recreational Complex: Sparta, IL 93 Grand American Sub-Junior Clay Target Champions Year Name Residence Bk. S.A. 1926 Howard Kieffer Orville, OH 96 100 1971 Rick Jenner Waupaca, WI 195 200 1927 Howard Kieffer Orville, OH 95 100 1972 George Leary Gormley, Ont. 197 200 1928 John Corkery Yonkers, NY 89 100 1973 Wayne Waechter Somerville, NJ 194 200 1929 Albert Meisa Hazelton, PA 97 100 1974 James Linke Woonsocket, SD 198 200 1930 H. Rosenbrook Gardnerville, NV 93 100 1975 Mack Morrison Goldsmith, TX 199 200 1931 Joe Fincel Dubuque, IA 89 100 1976 Gene Davidson Devils Lake, ND 198 200 1932 Scottie Richards Hollansburg, OH 87 100 1977 Mark Hobbs Knoxville, TN 197 200 1933 Robert Poore Butte, MT 94 100 1978 Adam Massey Vernal, UT 194 200 1934 Homer Clark Jr. Alton, IL 95 100 1979 David Thornton Camas, WA 199 200 1935 Otto Kiehl Pittsburg, KS 99 100 1980 Mark Ptak Paulding, OH 198 200 1936 Rudy Etchen Wichita, KS 96 100 1981 Mark Ptak Paulding, OH 197 200 1937 Rudy Etchen Wichita, KS 95 100 1982 Leslie Foster G. Prairie, Alb. 198 200 1938 Ray Fienup St. Louis, MO 98 100 1983 Leslie Foster G. Prairie, Alb. 198 200 1939 Ray Fienup St. Louis, MO 98 100 1984 Rony Bonotto Jr. Willowdale, Ont. 198 200 1940 E. C. Colosky Jr. St. L. Park, MN 88 100 1985 Danny White Visalia, CA 199 200 1941 Bobbie Lee Stifal Casey, IL 97 100 1986 Shawn McCardel Ravenna, OH 198 200 1942 Roy Foxworthy Indianapolis, IN 92 100 1987 Billy Jackson Torrington, WY 197 200 1943 Roy Foxworthy Indianapolis, IN 94 100 1988 Gabe Smith Knoxville, TN 197 200 1944 Joe Devers Dayton, OH 94 100 1989 Chuck Redding Hickman, CA 198 200 1945 Raymond Vogel Willard, OH 89 100 1990 Jason Booker Calhan, CO 198 200 1946 Raymond Vogel Willard, OH 92 100 1991 T. J. Arvas Jr. Albuquerque, NM 198 200 1947 David Lee Cook Coal Valley, IL 97 100 1992 Clayton Miller Kelowna, BC 199 200 1948 Dwayne Brownlee Wichita, KS 96 100 1993 Ryan R. Hadden Pendleton, OR 198 200 1949 Bobby Fuhs Council Bluffs, IA 97 100 1994 Brian Whitmer Fremont, NE 199 200 1950 William Brown Jr. Paola, KS 96 100 1995 Matt Busch Richmond, VA 197 200 1951 Richard A. Baldwin Danbury, CT 188 200 1996 Mitchel Loveless Murfreesboro,TN 198 200 1952 Ronald Person Columbus, NE 195 200 1997 Shawn Boggeman La Mesa, CA 200 200 1953 David Dickas Sidney, OH 195 200 1998 Richard McIntosh Las Vegas, NV 199 200 1954 Nick Egan New York, NY 195 200 1999 Jeremy Jackson Christiana, TN 150 150 1955 Jackie O’Donnell Bellevue, ID 197 200 2000 Thomas Murphy W Berne, NY 199 200 1956 A. W. Davidson Downey, CA 190 200 2001 Matthew Ford Brookfield, WI 200 200 1957 Wally Stone Jr. Salem, OR 196 200 2002 Matthew Hoffman Willseyville, CA 200 200 1958 Michael Baker W. Alexandria, OH 192 200 2003 Dustin Klein Fremont, NE 199 200 1959 Britt Robinson Tahoka, TX 191 200 2004 Jacob Turner Benton City, WA 200 200 1960 Britt Robinson Tahoka, TX 196 200 2005 Matthew Bartholow Rapid City, SD 200 200 1961 Britt Robinson Tahoka, TX 200 200 2006 Seth Politi Lexington, MA 199 200 1962 David Mott Flint, MI 196 200 2007 Kross McCarty La Grange, TX 198 200 1963 James Clawson Missoula, MT 197 200 2008 Ethan Adamas Harrisburg, IL 199 200 1964 Ricky McGarry Niagara Falls, Ont. 196 200 2009 Tyler Nunes Sinking Springs, PA 200 200 1965 Robert Lively Andrews, TX 196 200 2010 Haden Zirbel Jonesboro, AR 199 200 1966 Mark Burgess Indianapolis, IN 195 200 2011 William Brad Hulen Maynard, AR 200 200 1967 W. R. Jacobsen Clearwater, FL 197 200 2012 Daniel Griffin Paragould, AR 200 200 1968 W. R. Jacobsen Clearwater, FL 200 200 2013 Christopher Haire Jonesboro, IL 198 200 1969 Joe Ljutic Yakima, WA 197 200 2014 Hunter Thornton Bethalto, IL 200 200 1970 Jim Doyle Rapid City, SD 198 200 Grand American Junior Clay Target Champions Year Name Residence Bk. S.A. 1919 G. A. Miller Brewton, AL 49 50 1949 Dale Smith Brookville, IN 100 100 1920 Teddy Beem Jr. W. Frankfort, IL 48 50 1950 Robert O’Donnell Belle Fourche, SD 100 100 1921 Elmer Herrold Ashkum, IL 48 50 1951 George Genereux Saskatoon, Sask. 193 200 1922 Dudley Shallcross Seekonk, MA 96 100 1952 Bob Autrey Jr. Atlanta, GA 197 200 1923 James Bonner New York, NY 88 100 1953 Bill Nelson Brady, NE 195 200 1924 Dudley Shallcross Seekonk, MA 98 100 1954 Lawrence Jones Jr. Condon, OR 198 200 1925 James Bonner New York, NY 197 200 1955 Marty Hogan Chicago, IL 198 200 1926 James Bonner New York, NY 97 100 1956 Charles Harms George, IA 197 200 1927 William Jenkins Orleans, IN 98 100 1957 Ronald Rosher Saskatoon, Sask. 197 200 1928 Caspar Hofmann III Denver, CO 97 100 1958 Frank E. Smith Albuquerque, NM 199 200 1929 Bob Hardy Galesburg, IL 99 100 1959 George Burruss Ft. Collins, CO 198 200 1930 S. Fosgard Galveston, TX 95 100 1960 George Burruss Ft. Collins, CO 200 200 1931 Tobe Park Houston, TX 99 100 1961 Charles Keenan Jr. S. Sioux City, NE 200 200 1932 Ned Lilly Stanton, MI 99 100 1962 Charles Keenan Jr. S. Sioux City, NE 199 200 1933 Ned Lilly Stanton, MI 100 100 1963 Kent Stauffer Trotwood, OH 199 200 1934 J. S. Dick Jr. Minneapolis, MN 95 100 1964 Jim Poindexter Bradbury, CA 199 200 1935 Homer Clark Jr. Alton, IL 99 100 1965 Tommy Muscio Santa Maria, CA 200 200 1936 Homer Clark Jr. Alton, IL 97 100 1966 Steve Carmichael Kansas City, MO 199 200 1937 Stanley Meadows Des Moines, IA 98 100 1967 Ken Marcinkowski Reading, PA 199 200 1938 Rudy Etchen Wichita, KS 98 100 1968 Doug Bedwell Brazil, IN 200 200 1939 Rudy Etchen Kansas City, MO 97 100 1969 Garth Henley Columbus, OH 199 200 1940 John Martin Providence, KY 99 100 1970 Edwin Long Columbus, OH 199 200 1941 Ray Fienup St. Louis, MO 98 100 1971 Michael Hertlein Lynchburg, OH 199 200 1942 J. M. Jones Shreveport, LA 97 100 1972 Bobby Mieczkowski Wintersville, OH 198 200 1943 Bobbie Lee Stifal Casey, IL 99 100 1973 John Comly Lambertville, NJ 200 200 1944 Bobbie Lee Stifal Casey, IL 93 100 1974 Leo Harrison III Hannibal, MO 198 200 1945 James Williams Nashwauk, MN 91 100 1975 Greg Oldsen DeWitt, IA 200 200 1946 Fred Waldock Sandusky, OH 95 100 1976 Michael Ogorzalek Kewanee, IL 199 200 1947 Fred Waldock Sandusky, OH 100 100 1977 Lee Kastle Lakewood, CO 199 200 1948 Robert Reese Geneseo, IL 99 100 1978 Billy Mark Cole Monmouth, OR 198 200

94 2015 Grand American 1979 Brett Ewing Onawa, IA 200 200 1997 Dan Murphy Wis. Dells, WI 200 200 1980 Fred Nagel Mitchell, SD 200 200 1998 Eddie Trotter Hereford, TX 200 200 1981 Dave Clark St. Paul, MN 198 200 1999 Eddie Trotter Hereford, TX 150 150 1982 Mark Hobbs Knoxville, TN 199 200 2000 Grant Beam Wash Courthouse, OH 199 200 1983 William Thompson Milton, DE 197 200 2001 Charles Misch Rensselaer, IN 200 200 1984 Sean Hawley Riverside, CA 199 200 2002 Jarrett Delaney Archer City, TX 200 200 1985 Martin Colbert St. John, IN 198 200 2003 Skyler Fautin Levan, UT 200 200 1986 Mike Foster Colbert, WA 200 200 2004 Kyle Erzen Bethalto, IL 200 200 1987 Carson Woods Dwight, IL 199 200 2005 Jacob Harstel Cedarville, OH 200 200 1988 Jason Folvag Grenora, ND 199 200 2006 Stephen Rice Wichita Falls, TX 200 200 1989 Steve Puls Cushing, OK 200 200 2007 Mikey Bredin Muskegon, MI 200 200 1990 Jason Scripture Virginia Beach,VA 200 200 2008 Collin Bigras East Montpelier, VT 200 200 1991 Jason Booker Calhan, CO 200 200 2009 Cole Mitchell Olympia, WA 200 200 1992 Kirk Reynolds Outlook, Sask. 199 200 2010 Grant Williams Pinehurst, ID 199 200 1993 Chris Franzen Tampa, FL 199 200 2011 Nicholas Nadeau Halsboro, TN 200 200 1994 Colin Bachman Fairport, NY 200 200 2012 Colton Langer Shoreview, MN 200 200 1995 Chris Rupple Navarre, OH 200 200 2013 Kie Kababik Townsend, DE 200 200 1996 Brian Whitmer Fremont, NE 200 200 2014 Hardy Musselman Douglas, WY 200 200 Grand American Junior Gold Clay Target Champions Year Name Residence Bk. S.A. 2012 Andrew Schwab Carlinville, IL 200 200 2014 Keith Parrott Lexington, KY 200 200 2013 Ethan Hastie Elizabethtown, IL 200 200 Grand American Sub Veteran Clay Target Champions Year Name Residence Bk. S.A. 2012 Alan Sharp Bentonville, AR 200 200 2014 Keith Heeg Litchfield, MI 200 200 2013 Michael Blaisdell Keene, NH 200 200 Grand American Veteran Clay Target Champions Year Name Residence Bk. S.A. 1962 Homer Clark Alton, IL 197 200 1989 F. Rudy Etchen Scottsdale, AZ 199 200 1963 W. F. J. Feinup Chesterfield, MO 196 200 1990 Frank Beckwith Ft. Thomas, KY 200 200 1964 Homer Clark Alton, IL 198 200 1991 William Gerber Loraine, OH 200 200 1965 Dorothy Marker Versailles, OH 196 200 1992 J. T. Hughes Indianapolis, IN 200 200 1966 Horace Aldritt Excelsior, MN 196 200 1993 David Hillstrom Glenview, IL 200 200 1967 John Downes Houston, TX 196 200 1994 Ernest Hanna Townville, PA 200 200 1968 J. O. Bates Ft. Worth, TX 198 200 1995 Joseph Calim Pinole, CA 200 200 1969 Lyndell Bird Battle Creek, MI 198 200 1996 Roman Warren Riverside, CA 200 200 1970 Don Englebry Vermilion, OH 199 200 1997 Howard Wilkin Wilmington, OH 200 200 1971 Don Englebry Vermilion, OH 196 200 1998 Allen Lilves South Bend, IN 199 200 1972 Walter Johnson Inglewood, CA 198 200 1999 Donald Whitlow Springfield, IL 150 150 1973 Herschel Cheek Clinton, IN 198 200 2000 Talmadge Rose Alliance, OH 199 200 1974 Walter Johnson Inglewood, CA 198 200 2001 Donald Whitlow Springfield, IL 200 200 1975 Vic Reinders Waukesha, WI 199 200 2002 RR Brown Penhold, AB 200 200 1976 Sam Knott Prairie Village, KS 198 200 2003 Freeman Kline Allentown, PA 200 200 1977 Armin Lang Farmington, IA 199 200 2004 Louie Morgan Loveland, OH 200 200 1978 Earl Toliver Orleans, IN 196 200 2005 Karrol Hillebrand Vandalia, MO 200 200 1979 J. B. Hudson Shreveport, LA 200 200 2006 Karrol Hillebrand Vandalia, MO 200 200 1980 William Sorrell Newbern, TN 200 200 2007 Clayborn Hunter Eddyville, KY 200 200 1981 J. B. Hudson Shreveport, LA 197 200 2008 Clayborn Hunter Eddyville, KY 200 200 1982 H. C. Jone Fawn Grove, PA 198 200 2009 Karroll Hillebrand Vandalia, MO 200 200 1983 Bill Staub Alton, IL 198 200 2010 Dempsey. Gottschalk Kansas City, MO 200 200 1984 Claude Freeman Lebanon, OH 199 200 2011 Dean S. Walker Grand Rapids, MN200 200 1985 Earl Estill Carrier, OK 199 200 2012 Dale Richardson Stafford, KS 200 200 1986 Don Beck Odessa, TX 198 200 2013 Gary Sherrod Lubbock, TX 200 200 1987 Don Beck Odessa, TX 200 200 2014 Larry Tagtmeyer Emporia, KS 200 200 1988 Don Beck Odessa, TX 199 200 Grand American Senior Veteran Clay Target Champions Year Name Residence Bk. S.A. 1976 Walter Johnson Inglewood, CA 197 200 1996 David George Hawley, PA 198 200 1977 Lloyd Blue Madoc, Ont. 196 200 1997 William Gerber Lorain, OH 200 200 1978 Andrew Long Shamokin, PA 195 200 1998 Robert Redfield Cloquet, MN 200 200 1979 J. E. Workman Delray Beach, FL 197 200 1999 Melvin Krepps Freedom, PA 149 150 1980 Ohmer Webb Washington, DC 200 200 2000 Dewey Hancock Hopewell, VA 199 200 1981 Wallace Turner Circeville, NY 197 200 2001 Allen Tomnitz Sioux Falls, SD 199 200 1982 Ronald Cornwell Washington, OH 200 200 2002 Alfred Klinard Chatham, ON 199 200 1983 J. B. Hudson Shreveport, LA 198 200 2003 James Link Hooksett, NH 200 200 1984 William Sorrell Newbern, TN 199 200 2004 William Young St. Albans, WV 199 200 1985 Don Mackerman Baxter, IA 199 200 2005 Ken Dahlgren Lanse, PA 200 200 1986 Dan Glenney Wilmington, IL 197 200 2006 John Payne Bowling Green, KY 200 200 1987 J. B. Hudson Shreveport, LA 199 200 2007 Terrell Hatfield Kalamazoo, MI 200 200 1988 Edward Parker Somerset, MA 200 200 2008 Doyne Williams Little Rock, AR 200 200 1989 Dennis Fleshman Kirksville, MO 199 200 2009 Jess Crofoot Odessa, FL 199 200 1990 David George Hawley, PA 199 200 2010 Tom Buxman Wray, CO 199 200 1991 Allen Tomnitz Sioux Falls, SD 200 200 2011 Ralph Clark Hardy, NE 200 200 1992 Allen Tomnitz Sioux Falls, SD 199 200 2012 Kay Ohye N Brunswick, NJ 200 200 1993 F. Rudy Etchen Scottsdale, AZ 199 200 2013 Keith Saunders Port Dover, ON 200 200 1994 Allen Tomnitz Sioux Falls, SD 200 200 2014 Kenneth Jones Quincy, IL 200 200 1995 Harold Kiser Jr. Irvine, PA 200 200 World Shooting & Recreational Complex: Sparta, IL 95 Grand American Women Clay Target Champions

Year Name Residence Bk. S.A. 1918 Mrs. Harold Almert Chicago, IL 89 100 1965 Dorothy Marker Versailles, OH 196 200 1919 Mrs. A. H. Winkler Chicago, IL 90 100 1966 Iva Jarvis Phillipsburg, KS 198 200 1920 Mrs. J. H. Bruff Pittsburgh, PA 85 100 1967 Punkin Flock Miami, FL 193 200 1921 Toots Randall New York, NY 98 100 1968 Loral I Delaney Anoka, MN 199 200 1922 Mrs. E. L. King Winona, MN 187 200 1969 Ruby Jenner Waupaca, WI 198 200 1923 Mrs. E. L. King Winona, MN 186 200 1970 Loral I Delaney Anoka, MN 196 200 1924 Georganna Hobson Bowling Green,KY 185 200 1971 Ruby Jenner Waupaca, WI 198 200 1925 Gladys Reid Portland, OR 185 200 1972 Nadine Ljutic Yakima, WA 200 200 1926 Mrs. J. C. Wright Atlanta, GA 190 200 1973 Marcella Cook Winfield, KS 195 200 1927 Mrs. Harry Harrison Rochester, NY 192 200 1974 Dolores Hendersched Whitehaven,PA 198 200 1928 Kitty Boyer Mt. Carmel, PA 186 200 1975 Barbara Chesser London, OH 199 200 1929 Eunice Haggard Winchester, KY 190 200 1976 Anna Mae Eberle Pittsburgh, PA 199 200 1930 Florence Murphy Freehold, NJ 185 200 1977 Susan Nattrass Waterloo, Ont 198 200 1931 Jeanetta Jay Waverly, IA 191 200 1978 Barbara Frederick Camdenton, MO 197 200 1932 Mrs. H. E. Grigsby Oklahoma City, OK 191 200 1979 Susan Nattrass Waterloo, Ont 196 200 1933 Alice Crothers Philadelphia, PA 183 200 1980 Loral I Delaney Anoka, MN 199 200 1934 “Bunny” Sanders Keyser, WV 191 200 1981 Pat Dawson Massillon, OH 198 200 1935 Lela Hall E. Lynn, MO 191 200 1982 Nora Martin Lexington, KY 200 200 1936 Lela Hall Strasburg, MO 196 200 1983 Deena Julin Omaha, NE 199 200 1937 Lela Hall Strasburg, MO 194 200 1984 Nyla Johnson Chattaroy, WA 199 200 1938 Lela Hall Strasburg, MO 195 200 1985 Nancy Miller Scottsville, NY 197 200 1939 Mrs. William Gilbert Madison, WI 98 100 1986 Nora Martin Lexington, KY 197 200 1940 Lela Hall Strasburg, MO 97 100 1987 Nora Martin Lexington, KY 200 200 1941 Marie K. Grant Ft. Dodge, IA 97 100 1988 Nora Martin Olympia, KY 199 200 1942 Michelle Cameron Houston, TX 192 200 1989 Nora Martin Olympia, KY 198 200 1943 Florence Mos Cincinnati, OH 192 200 1990 Deborah Ann Ohye Milltown, NJ 199 200 1944 Ruth Knuth Indianapolis, IN 183 200 1991 Cynthia Meyer New York, NY 200 200 1945 Lela Hall E. Lynn, MO 192 200 1992 Mary Lee VanArsdall Georgetown,KY 199 200 1946 Rose Palmer Chicago, IL 95 100 1993 Nora Martin Carlisle, KY 200 200 1947 Lela Hall Frank Sierra Madre, CA 197 200 1994 Jeanine Rutger Tampa, FL 199 200 1948 Lela Hall Frank Sierra Madre, CA 197 200 1995 Roberta Rutledge Adrian, MI 198 200 1949 Ruth Winterrowd Chicago, IL 197 200 1996 Jeanine Rutger Tampa, FL 199 200 1950 Ruth Ray Eugene, OR 199 200 1997 Kathleen Laurisky Lancaster, OH 200 200 1951 Corrine Farrell Yakima, WA 192 200 1998 Nora Martin Carlisle, KY 200 200 1952 Frances King Atlanta, GA 197 200 1999 Nora Martin Carlisle, KY 150 150 1953 Iva Pembridge Phillipsburg, KS 195 200 2000 Nora Martin Carlisle, KY 200 200 1954 Helen Watkins Wasco, OR 194 200 2001 Deborah Ann Ohye N. Brunswick, NJ 200 200 1955 Helen Thomas Los Angeles, CA 197 200 2002 Deborah Ann Ohye N. Brunswick, NJ 200 200 1956 Iva Jarvis Phillipsburg, KS 197 200 2003 Nora Martin Carlisle, KY 199 200 1957 Helen C. Thomas Los Angeles, CA 197 200 2004 Jacque Snellenberger Coldwater, MI 200 200 1958 Nita Sommer Milwaukee, WI 195 200 2005 Nora Ross Carlisle, KY 200 200 1959 Helen Urban Cone Mentor, OH 199 200 2006 Nora Ross Carlisle, KY 199 200 1960 Helen Urban Cone Mentor, OH 197 200 2007 Evelyn Kazen Rohobth, MA 199 200 1961 Dorothy Marker Versailles, OH 198 200 2008 Cathy Wehinger Monroe, WI 200 200 1962 Rhoda Wolf Philadelphia, PA 196 200 2009 Rachel Hopkins Pattonsburg, MO 200 200 1963 Laura Mote New Madison, OH 197 200 2010 Rachel Hopkins Pattonsburg, MO 199 200 1964 Nadine Ljutic Reno, NV 196 200 2011 Stacy J. Bringelson New Raymer, CO 199 200 Grand American Lady I Clay Target Champions Year Name Residence Bk. S.A. 2012 Rachel Hopkins Pattonsburg, MO 200 200 2014 Morgan Mavis Lincoln, NE 200 200 2013 Lauren Mueller Plainview, IL 200 200 Grand American Lady II Clay Target Champions Year Name Residence Bk. S.A. 2012 Linda Weihmeir Minier, L 199 200 2014 Janet Reding Cassville, WI 199 200 2013 Vickie Craine Buellton, CA 198 200

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96 2015 Grand American TRAPSHOOTING HALL OF FAME ENSHRINEES 1969 1978 1992 2004 *Capt. A. H. Bogardus *M. D. Clark *Dwight Brown Larry Bumsted *W. F. (Doc) Carver *Punkin Flock *Hugh Driggs *Jay Graham *Homer Clark *Ralph M. Jenkins *Paul J. Smith Joan Pflueger *William Crosby *R. C. (Rock) Jenkins 1993 2005 *J. A. R. Elliott 1979 Ken Jones *Frank Hoppe *Lela Hall Frank *Cliff Doughman *William “Bill” Moore *Fred Gilbert *Rhoda Wolf *Fred Etchen *Rolla (Pop) Heikes *Joe Devers Deborah Ohye-Neilson Dan Orlich *Fred Kimble 1994 2006 *Bill Utzinger *George Ligowsky Dan Bonillas *Robert Clyne *Thomas A. Marshall 1980 Ruth I. Ray *Roger Clyne *George S. McCarty C. E. Barnhart *Frank S. Wright *Ruby Jenner *Rudy Etchen *Annie Oakley 1995 Phil Kiner *Elmer E. Shaner Betty Ann Foxworthy *Hugh L. McKinley *George Maxwell *Elizabeth (Plinky) Topperwein *Karl Maust Kay Ohye 2007 1970 1981 *Herb Parsons Neal Crausbay *Mark Arie *Bueford Bailey Judith Allison Wegner *Henry J. (Hank) Pendergast *Woolfolk Henderson *Hortense Wood Hardesty *Helen Urban Cone *Phil R. Miller *Forest McNeir 1996 Steve Carmichael 2008 *Frank M. Troeh 1982 William M. Hunter Jim W. Hunter 1971 *Bob Allen *Clyde Mitchell Gerald Russo *Steve M. Crothers *Andrew C. Long Roger Smith *Harold S. Smith, Sr *Gus Payne *Merle Stockdale *Jimmy Robinson 1997 2009 1983 *John R. Taylor *R.A. (Fred) King *Dick Baldwin *D. Lee Braun *Sam Vance *Gladys Pfost Jimmy Heller Gene Sears Morris Stinebring B.E. Morrissey 1972 George Snellenberger *Frances King Garlington 1998 2010 *Hale Jones 1984 *Maynard B. Henry Bob Andrews Mary Lee Van Arsdall *Mercer Tennille *Leo Harrison III John Hall *Charles (Sparrow) Young Britt Robinson *Earl Toliver *Marjorie M. Smith * Tom Lynott 1973 Susan Nattrass Cathy Wehinger *Joe Hiestand 1985 1999 2011 *Ned Lilly *John Philip Sousa David L. Bertlet *Mary Meadows *Robert W. Smith *Lee Davidson *Sam Jenny Patrick McCarthy *Fred Tomlin 1986 Nadine Ljutic Phil Wright *E. F. Woodward *George Genereux Nora Ross 1974 John Sternberger 2012 *Charles Newcomb *Walter Beaver 1987 Ron Alcoriza *Herschel Cheek Larry Gravestock 2000 Harlan Campbell, Jr *Vic Reinders *Frank Little Brad Dysinger Mike Jordan *E. W. (Ted) Renfro *Tom Frye 1988 1975 *Marian Harrison 2001 2013 *Herb Bush *William T. Harrison *David George Dean Bright *Marvin Driver Ray Stafford Lou Ann Munson Lawrence Russo Jr. *Iva Pembridge Jarvis Robert Munson Calvin Stinson *Julius Petty 1989 2002 *Arnold Riegger Loral I Delaney 2014 *Don Beck *William F.J. Fienup 1976 *X. E. (Bus) Durant *Marie Kautzky Grant Sean Hawley *John R. Downes 1990 *Allen Tomnitz Bill & LeeAnn Martin *Orville Eberly Hiram Bradley *Myron Willoughby *John Jahn *A. A. (Al) Riehl 2003 *George Lyon 1991 *Paul F. O’Brien Jr. *Herman Peterson *Homer Clark Jr. *Ohmer Webb Sr. 1977 *Herb Orre *Guy V. Dering *Harry A. Willsie *Ray E. Loring * Deceased *Dorothy Marker

World Shooting & Recreational Complex: Sparta, IL 97 2014-2015 Board of Trustees Jim Bradford, Jr., Chairman, Nebraska Dennis DeVaux, Secretary, Vermont Skip Trammell, Texas Eugene H. Clawson, Jr., Montana Jeff Wagner, North Dakota Gerry Williams, Arizona Appointees www.traphof.org Tom Burkey, Treasurer, Pennsylvania

TRAPSHOOTING HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM The Hall of Fame (HOF) was founded in 1968 and held its first induction banquet in 1969. Its purpose is to preserve the history and artifacts of trapshooting and to honor outstanding persons in the sport. This year will mark our 47th induction ceremony. After which, we will have 167 enshrinees (29 women and 138 men). HALL OF FAME SCHOLARSHIPS This year’s five recipient’s of the Hall of Fame Scholarships will be announced in front of the grandstands before shoot-offs on Friday, August 14th. After this year’s scholarship presentation, we will have awarded a total of 142 college scholarships since the first one was given in 1979. HALL OF FAME SILENT AUCTION: This year’s HOF Silent Auction will open for bidding at 9am on Sunday, August 9th. The Auction will be held in the Main Events Center. Please stop by and make your bids prior to the closing of the Auction at 4pm on Thursday, August 13th. Please collect any winning Auction items by 4pm on Friday, August 14th.

Would you like to make a donation to the auction and have your item displayed in the Main Events Center during the Grand American? All donations are tax deductible (501-C-3). To make a Silent Auction Item donation, contact the HOF: Trapshooting Hall of Fame P.O. Box 281 Vandalia, Ohio 45377 www.traphof.org [email protected] 937-660-5663

98 2015 Grand American Trapshooting Hall of Fame Induction Banquet

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Richard Marshall Jr World Shooting and Recreational Complex - Main Events Building 1 Main Event Lane, Suite 510, Sparta, Illinois 62286 Reception will begin at 6:30 p.m. followed by dinner at 7:00 p.m.

Yes, I would like to attend the Trapshooting Hall of Fame Induction Banquet. Reservation deadline is July 15, 2015. Please make checks payable and mail to: Trapshooting Hall of Fame PO Box 281 Vandalia, Ohio 45377

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