International

The International Clay Target Championship was shot off of Western
wobble traps and allowed the shooter 2 shots per target. From 1967 to
1977 the shooting distance was 16 yards. The last three years of the
event the shooter stood at 20 yards. The championship lasted
for 14 years. Some years the ATA included a preliminary International event.
Leo Harrison III holds the individual record by winning three titles, all in a
row between 1977 and 1979. No one else won it more than once. In 1971
the top three winning guns broke 100 straight, the only time this occurred.

Year	Champion	Score	Runner-up	Score	Third Place	Score
1980	Jerry Rache	98	(no trophy)
	(champion)
1979	Leo Harrison III	95	Terry Zaplata	92	Bob Eichelberger	92
	(gold)		(silver)		(bronze)
1978	Leo Harrison III	98	Storm Mitchell	98	Jerry Rache	96
	(gold)		(silver)		(bronze)
1977	Leo Harrison III	100	(no trophy)
	(champion)
1976	Elgin Gates	100	(no trophy)
	(champion)
1975	Ken Stewart	100	(no trophy)
	(champion)
1974	Francis Foster	98	Frank Little	98	(no trophy)
	(champion)		(high civilian)
1973	Alessandro Notari	100	Liano Rossini	99	Hugh Bowie	97
	(champion)		(high civilian)		(high military)
1972	Elgin Gates	100	Phil Wright	100	Bob Green	100
	(champion)		(high civilian)		(high military)
1971	Doug Elson	100	Elgin Gates	100	Ken Blasi	99
	(champion)		(high civilian)		(high military)
1970	Ray Stafford	99	Frank Little	96	Ken Blasi	94
	(champion)		(high civilian)		(high military)
1969	Steve Carmichael	100	Liano Rossini	100	Tom Garrigus	99
	(champion)		(high civilian)		(high military)
1968	Chris Bishop	99	Doug Elson	98	Ken Reitz	98
	(gold)		(silver)		(bronze)
1967	Gene Lumsden	100	Jim Beck	100	Billy Hicks	100
	(gold)		(silver)		(bronze)