1985 PACIFIC-b NORT ERN IVISION TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS
1986 Oregon State University Beaver Baseball Roster
NAME
NO.
PITCHERS
Daulton, Ron
26
Dazey, Eric
25
Donaly, Lance
23
24
Duren, Russ
Finch, Scott
29
B-T
HGT.
WGT.
BIRTHDATE
YR.
EXP.
HOMETOWN (SCHOOL)
6-3
6-3
205
190
170
178
220
185
185
185
210
165
160
11/5/63
1/13/67
8/30/67
10/25/67
12/4/62
3/18/65
8/19/65
12/21/66
1/2/67
10/11/65
7/20/65
Sr.
Eugene(LaneCC)
Corvallis(Cres.Vy.)
McMinnville
Hillsboro
Jr.
2V
HS
HS
HS
1V
TR
2V
HS
HS
1V
2V
195
190
2/8/65
10/19/66
Jr.
So.
2V
1V
Eugene(N.Eugene)
McMinnville
180
190
160
180
180
185
170
160
195
170
180
3/12/65
10/6/64
8/25/65
11/12/67
5/16/67
11/2/63
11/27/65
1/30/64
9/28/67
6/3/67
6/6/64
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
2V
2V
2V
HS
HS
3V
Newberg
Salem (McKay)
Vallejo,CA(Vintage)
Eugene(N.Eugene)
Eugene (Sheldon)
Portland (Cleveland)
Beaverton
6-4
5-8
5-10
200
175
180
12/14/66
7/29/63
8/4/65
1/11/63
1/15/66
1/11/65
Fr.
5-11
175
190
175
21
Fonnesbeck, Gary
R-R
R-R
L-L
R-R
L-L
R-R
16
28
30
17
Hulstrom,Biyce
L-L
Hutchinson, Ross
Otis, Jeff
Payne, Chris
11
Sipple,John
R-R
R-R
L-R
L-L
CATCHERS
Duke, Richard
20
14
Rice, Lance
INFIELDERS
Bowen, Ken
5
Brundage, Dave
18
1
Ceasar,Lestee
7
Duke, Randy
8
12
6
4
33
27
22
Johnson, Ben
Krafve, Keith
Lambert, Tim
Mallinak, Mel
Palmer, Greg
Talcott, Chris
Williams, Quinn
OUTFIELDERS
Coleman, Steve
32
19
9
15
3
Daniels, Tom
Ganter, Bryan
Hamilton,Gary
31
KIug, Scott
Tema, Bryan
10
2
Head Coach Jack Riley
Asst. Coach Del Kerber
6-1
6-1
6-4
6-3
6-2
6-5
6-2
5-11
5-10
R-R
S-R
6-2
S-R
L-L
R-R
5-10
6-3
5-10
6-2
6-1
L-R
R-R
L-R
R-R
6-1
6-0
6-0
5-10
6-2
6-3
S-R
R-R
R-R
R-R
6-1
6-0
6-2
R-R
R-R
R-R
R-R
R-R
R-L
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Fr.
Fr.
So.
Fr.
Fr.
Sr.
So.
Sr.
Fr..
Fr.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
So.
So.
OSU NUMERICAL ROSTER
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2
3
Lestee Ceasar, INF
Del Kerber, Asst. Coach
Scott KIug, OF
4 Mel Mallinak, INF-OF
5
Ken Bowen, INF
6 Tim Lambert, INF
Randy Duke, INF
Ben Johnson, INF-OF
Bryan Ganter, OF
10 Jack Riley, Hd. Coach
11
John Sipple, P
7
8
9
12
13
Keith Krafve, INF
23
24
14
Lance Rice, C
Gary Hamilton, OF
Bryce Hulstrom, P
Chris Payne, P-OF
25
26
27
28
29
30
15
16
17
18
Dave Brundage, lB-P
19 Tom Daniels, OF-C
20
21
22
Richard Duke, C
Gary Fonnesbeck, P
Quinn Williams, 3B
31
32
1V
Portland (LBCC)
Eugene(LaneCC)
McMinnville
Ardmore, OK
Beaverton
Salem (McNary)
Salem (McKay)
2V
HS
HS
3V
Grants Pass (Sac. CC)
HS
2V
2V
3V
Portland (Cleveland)
SweetHome(LBCC)
Beaverton
Corvallis
Salem (McNary(
Pasadena, CA
(Maranatha HS)
1V
TR
Portland (Cleveland)
Hillsboro(Glencoe)
Bend
Lance Donaly, P
Russ Duren, P
Eric Dazey, P
Ron Daulton, P
Chris Talcott, INF
Ross Hutchinson, P
Scott Finch, P
Jeff Otis, P
Bryan Tema, OF
Steve Coleman, OF
33 Greg Palmer, INF
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OSU PLAYERS
CREDENTIALS AND INFORMATION
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RADIO COVERAGE
For the fourth straight 'ear, KLOO Radio 1340 AM in Corvallis)
will broadcast seven home Pac-lO Northern Division games dur-
ing the 1986 season. KLOO Radio Sports Director Pat Lafferty
will provide the play-by-play. Airtime will be on the hour as the
starting time of the game will be delayed five minutes for the
broadcast pre-game. Onl the first game of the listed doubleheaders will be broadcast with the exception of the Washington
State doubleheader, which will be aired in its entirety The following games are scheduled for broadcast:
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Ken Bowen, David Brundage
Lestee Ceasar, Steve Coleman, Tom Daniels,
Ron Daulton
Eric Dazey, Lance Donaly, Randy Duke,
Richard Duke
Russ Duren, Gary Fonnesbeck, Scott Finch,
Bryan Ganter
Gary Hamilton, Bryce Hulstrom, Ben Johnson
Scott KIug, Keith Krafve, Tim Lambert
Mel Mallinak, Jeff Otis, Greg Palmer,
Chris Payne
Lance Rice, John Sipple, Chris Talcott
Quinn Williams
754-3720 or write Mike Corwin, OSU Sports Information Office
209 Gill Coliseum, Corvallis, OR 97331. Space in the Coleman
Field press box is at a premium, so please request your credential
well in advance.
DATE
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SCORECARD
OPPONENTS DIRECTORY, COLEMAN FIELD
RESULTS BY THE YEARS AND BY THE OPPONENTS
1985 RESULTS
1985 STATISTICS AND STANDINGS
OSU RECORD BOOK (INDIVIDUAL)
OSU RECORD BOOK (TEAM)
TIME
3:00 pm
Portland State
3:00 pm
Portland State
April8
12:00 noon
Gonzaga
April12
12:00 noon
Eastern Washington
April13
12:00 noon
Washington State (2)
April26
12:00 noon
Washington
May2
12:00 noon
Portland
May3
Should the Beavers qualify for post-season play KWO Radio
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SEASON TOPTENS
CAREERTOPTENS
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BASEBALL HONORS AND AWARDS
OSU LETTERMEN
OSU PLAYERS IN THE PROS
1986 SCHEDULE
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LOCATION: Corvallis, OR 97331
ENROLLMENT: 16,000
NICKNAME: Beavers
COLORS: Orange and Black
CONFERENCE: Pacific-lU Northern Division
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Dr. ynn Snyder
HEAD COACH: Jack Riley (Linfleld, 1960)
(340-226, 13 seasons)
BASEBALL OFFICE PHONE: (503) 754-2611
SPORTS INFORMATION OFFICE: (503) 754-3720
BASEBALL SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR: Mike Corwin
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JUNIORS
SENIORS
PITCHERS
EricDazey-RH
LacceDorraly-RH
Ross Doree-RH
Ross Hutchinsor,
Jeff Otis-RH
CHRISPAYNE-RH
TIM LAMBERT-RH
OAVIDBRUNDAGE-LH
GaryFonnesbeck-RH
BRYCE HULSTROM-LH
JOHN SIPPLE-LH
RONDAULTON-RH
LANCERICE
RICHARDDUKE
TOMDANIELS
DAVEBRUNDAGE
KEITHKRAFVE
LESTEECEASAR
MEL MALLINAK
KEN BOWEN
QUINN WILLIAMS
CATCHERS
GUARDSMAN LIFE
WESTERN LIFE
BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD
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RandyDuke
Greg Palmer
ChrisTalcott
2B
BenJohnson
SS
BenJohr,sor,
3B
Eric Dazey
TIM L.AMBERT
KEITH KRAFVE
TIM L.AMBERT
QUINN WILLIAMS
RandyOske
ChrsTaIcott
OF
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SteeeColere,r,
SCOTTKLUG
Randy Duke
CHRIS PAYNE
BenJohnson
BryanTema
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BRYAN GANTER
TOM DANIELS
GARYHAMILTON
JACK RILEY
Head Baseball Coach
Linfield, 1960
14th Year
(340-226, all at OSU)
spent on the diamond with three all-conference honors and,
Let the meek be warned, the man molds winners.
as a senior, the NAJA stolen base crown. Following his graduation, Riley was drafted by the Los Angeles Dodgers and played
for their Salem farm club from 1961 through 1963.
Riley has a wide coaching background which began at Portland's Jefferson High School. He served as an assistant with the
Oregon State head baseball coach Jack Riley has a great knowledge of the game of baseball. Better yet, he knows how to convey
it and get the most out of the talent that shows up at Coleman
Field annualh Its the competitive fire in this spry veteran of 25
years in coaching that makes him, and the players he motivates
so well, winners.
In two of the most dramatic finishes in Pacific-b baseball
history his Beavers overcame Washington State to capture the
1982 and 1983 Northern Division pennants. Having already sent
10 proteges off to the professional ranks in this decade, Riley
meshed together a veiyyouthful group lastyear and came within
baseball and basketball programs until he was named head
basketball coach and led the Democrats to the state's final four
twice.
From Jefferson, it was on to Lower Columbia College as head
baseball and basketball coach and athletic director in Longview,
Washington. During his tenure at LCC, his baseball teams won
four straight Coastal Division championships, while winning
the state title in 1970. His overall record there was 97-31.
two games of a third straight trip to the NCAA Tournament. Last
yeaI another young squad, one without a senior, went undefeated through the prestigious Riverside Baseball Invitational
field, earned a Top 20 ranking and came back from a regular
conference season third place finish to win the Northern Division's post-season tournament and advance once again to the
Upon arriving in Cormllis in 1972, Riley remolded a traditionrich program into one of the most successful and dedicated in
the country. His record of 340-226 in those 13 years is impressive
and actually overshadowed by a home mark of 156-64 (71%) at
Coleman Field. In the last five years, OSU is 80-22 at home (78%).
NCAA Western Regionals.
Jack and his wife, Jean, have two sons, Mike, 26, and Mickey
24. They also have one daughter, Pam, 22.
He was selected Northern Division Coach of the Year in 1982
and 1983. In 1982, he had taken the honor all the way to the
regional level and one of the nine nominations for national
coach of the year.
RILEY'S COACHING RECORD AT OREGON STATE
YEAR
Riley is a 1960 graduate of Linfield College and holds a Masters
degree from Oregon State received in 1971. After a great athletic
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
career at Portland's Grant High School, not in baseball, but basketball, he became the first player in Linfield history to be named
all-conference four straight years. His collegiate days were also
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
TOTAL
DEL KERBER
WON-LOSS
15-20
18-21
28-10
31-15
31-17
22-22
21-19
33-16
29-14
29-15
27-17
22-23
34-17
340-226
PCT.
NO. DIV.
FINISH
.428
.462
.737
.674
.597
.500
.525
.673
.674
.659
.614
.488
.667
5-13
6-12
13-5
12-6
12-6
6-9
4th
3rd
.601
133-116
4-11
8-9
11-7
16-8
17-7
11-11
12-12
1St
2nd
2nd
3rd
3rd
2nd
2nd
1st
1st
4th (2nd in Tourn.)
3rd (1St in Tourn.)
4 titles
AssistantfPitching Coach
Oregon State, 1964
PERSONAL: Originally from Salem, Del is a 1964 graduate of
OSU. He received a B.S. degree in physical education and returned to OSU for his Master's degree in 1967. Del married in
1982. He and his wife, \'Icky have two daughters, Amanda, 7,
and Melody 2. Del was born 1/30/41 in Salem.
TOM RIES
Groundskeeper
Oregon State, 1972
PLAYING CAREER: A four-sport athlete in three years of competition at Serra High School in Salem from 1955-59. Played baseball
at Oregon State during his first year.
PERSONAL: In charge of maintaining OSU's athletic facilities
since 1976, Ries is instrumental in keeping Coleman Field, one
COACHING CAREER: Before joining the OSU staff, Kerber was
of the finest baseball diamonds in the country. He attended
one of the more successful high school coaches in the state.
He started his career at Dallas OR) High School from 1965
through 1970. His teams claimed one league championship
along with two second place finishes and three third place
finishes. Fiom Dallas, Kerber returned to OSU to coach the
Vista High School in Vista, CA, and Palomar Junior College in
San Marcos before moving to OSU in 1970. His outstanding track
and field career included 10 school records at Palomar JC in
the high and intermediate hurdles. The 1969 Pacific Southwest
Conference Athlete of the Year finished third in the state JC
intermediate hurdles. He lettered twice at OSU and once held
the second best time in the intermediate hurdles in OSU history
placing fourth in the 1970 Pac-8 meet. He completed his BA.
degree from OSU in recreation in 1972. Born 3/31/49, Tom is
junior varsity program for two years (1970-71). He also coached
at Grants Pass High School revitalizing the school and summer
programs there before returning to OSU for the third time. On
the field, Kerber served as Jack Riley's assistant coach and the
team's pitching coach. Off the field, he is the events manager
single with two children, Erik, 13, and Nicole, 10.
for all athletic facilities at OSU.
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KEN BOWEN
JUNIOR INFIELDER
180
5-10
osu P!ayers
BATS: Both
THROWS: Right
Newberg, OR (Newberg H.S.)
PERSONAL: Born 3/12/65 in Eugene, OR.. parents are Thomas
and Rae Bowen ... has one sister; Julie, 26, and one brother,
18
father played baseball at Oregon State for four years
Larry, 22
under Ralph Coleman ... 3.7 grade point average out of high
school ... voted as Newberg's "most likely to succeed" out of
senior class ... favorite athlete is John McEnroe.
DAVID BRUNDAGE
JUNIOR
PITCHER - FIRST BASE
NEWBERG HIGH SCHOOL: Four years as infielder/catcher for
Coach Tom Campbell .. all-state infielder in both 1982-83
Newberg advanced to State championship game in both 1980-81
thQv went 62-16 in Bowen's last three years. . . MVP for Oregon
in California-Oregon series . . Most Inspirational Player in State-
BATS: Left
THROWS: Left
Salem, OR (McKay H.S.)
.
Metro series ... batted .420 with 10 doubles, four homers and
32 RBI's his last ear. . . fielding percentage as a senior was .987
at shortstop. . . stole 18 bases. . . batted .450 his junior season.
PERSONAL: Born 10/6/64 in Portland, OR. . . parents are Dennis
and Marcia Brundage ... one sister, Cinda, 24 and one brother,
Jim, 17 . . his uncle, Mike, played pro football and father played
football at Oregon State .. . senior class president at McKay
business majorwith 3.2 grade point average out of high school.
McKAY HIGH SCHOOL: McKay's Athlete of the Year lettered
three times each in football and basketball and twice in baseball
first team all-state in all three sports his senioryearparticipating in all three series ... McKay, under coach Bob Plantz, was
17-2 and the top ranked team in the state for much of the regular
season. . . quarterbacked the football team passing for 1818 yards
and 18 touchdowns ... averaged 16.0 points and eight assists a
game in basketball ... pitched McKay to Valley League crown
with a 6-1 record and an 0.50 ERA .. . first team all-state designated hitter batting .491, while playing the outfield ... MVP of
the Shrine All-Star Football Game playing wide receiver for the
first time ever, he caught two TD passes and intercepted a pair
of passes on defense.
OREGON STATE: 1985: First teamAll-Northern Division, second
.
team All-Region 9 shortstop ... had a career on March 2 at
Chico State - 5x7, six runs, nine RBI's, two HRs and 12 total
bases - school record for hits, runs and RBI5 in a game . . only
other HRs at Washington State and Willamette ... four-hit day
vs. Harvard at Riverside ... eight game hit streak, scored in nine
straight ... walked four times vs. Western Oregon ... played in
all but UCLA game .. . batted .307 in No. Div play .385 in N. Div.
Tournament play but hitless in seven NCAA Regional at bats
14 doubles were one 'off school season mark... school record
193 at bats ... solid defensively picking up second straight OSU
Gold Glove award wowing Riverside and Northern Division
.
crowds with defensive gems ... June draft candidate ... team
RBI leader with 44 ... second in hits and runs. 1984: A solid
defensive second baseman committing only four errors in 167
chances as a freshman. . . four two-hit games all in Pac-lO Northern Division play and two of those were timely in OSU's second
OREGON STATE: 1985: Record-setting year for Beaver first base-
place finish in the Division's post-season tourney ... 12 strikeouts in 114 appearances ... played 35 of 45 games last year
sidelined with several ailments including broken finger sustained early on.. . didn't play but traveled with Pac-lO Northern
Division All-Stars that played in Dutch International Tournament last summer.
man-pitcher earning all-Region 9 and all-Division honors leading to a pre-season all-America nod from Baseball America for
1986 ... sixth best season batting average in OSU history at .370
his .338 career average could leave him fourth in the school
books. . . one short of season record for hits with 67.. . 15-game
hitting streak longest for OSU in 1985. . . played in 49 of 51 games
all-Riverside Baseball Invitational going 13x29 with a home
run vs. Arizona State and a pitching win over Air Force . . . sevenRBI game vs. WOSC ... four-hit games vs. Missouri and WOSC
OSU CAREER STATISTICS
YEAR
1984
1985
G
35
50
AB
TOTAL
85
291
98
193
R
15
40
55
H
20
64
84
AVG. 2B
.204
.332
.289
1
14
15
38 HR RBI SB-AU BB SO
0
1
1
0
4
4
8
44
52
1-2
15
12
7-9
8-11
35
50
23
160
6-2
only three errors in 385 chances at lB and on the mound
high draft choice in June ... team leader in hits, triples and
total bases . . perhaps OSU's strongest pitcher at the end of the
35
.
season winning three of four decisions including seven-strikeout
(WSU) and nine-strikeout (Washington) complete games . . . batted .390 in Northern Division games, .182 in ND Tourney and
bounced back with 3x7 at NCAA Regional ... impressed scouts
.further with outstanding play at lB and pitching for Anchorage
of Alaskan League this summer. 1984: Saw extensive duty in the
BIG '0'
Family Restaurant
Open 24 Hours Daily
Banquet Facihties for 120
outfield ... struck out only seven in 94 at bats ... had four
two-hit games and 3x4 vs. Portland ... also pitched in nine
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games, with a 1-1 record ... played in 35 of 45 games either in
the outfield or on the mound.
OSU CAREER STATISTICS
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YEAR
1984
1985
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G
35
49
84
YEAR
1984
1985
9
19
TOTAL
28
G
AB
94
R
H
181
8
37
26
67
275
45
93
W-L GS CG
1-1
2
0
7-3
8-4
8
10
4
4
AVG. 2B
38 HR RBI SB-AU BB SO
.277
.370
.338
5
0
0
9
0-1
8
7
10
15
3
4
4
40
49
4-8
4-9
19
18
25
IP
H
R
ER SO
BB
27.0
68.0
95.0
39
69
108
26
37
63
22
17
17
35
57
57
74
38
55
3
27
ERA
7.33
4.63
5.40
SV
0
2
2
32
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STEVE COLEMAN
LESTEE CEASAR
FRESHMAN OUTFIELDER
JUNIOR INFIELDER
175
6-0
160
5-10
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
Vallejo, CA (Vintage HS)
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
Portland, OR (Cleveland HS)
PERSONAL: Born 8/25/65 In Vallejo, California ... parents are
Lestee Sr. and Loreta Ceasar. . . has four sisters, Claudette Ke1h
26, Arlene, 24, Brenda, 24, and Debra 22 ... liberal arts major
intent on a career law enforcement.
VINTAGE HIGH SCHOOL: Played left field and shortstop for
Coach Clarence T'e . .. Vintage was 31-10 during Lestee's last
PERSONAL: Born 12/14/66 in Portland, OR. . . parents are Ralph
and Elsa Coleman ... one brother, Andrew, 15 ... grandfather,
Ralph Coleman, was former Oregon State head baseball coach
for 36 years ... 3.3 high school GPA ... liberal arts major.
CLEVELAND HIGH SCHOOL: First team all-city and honorable
mention all-state for coach Lonnie Beach at Cleveland pitching
two years ... captained baseball team his senior yeac
and playing shortstop, lB and outfield as a senior ... batted
OREGON STXTE: 1985: Starred at Riverside Invitational making
16 strikeouts ... three-sport athlete (football, basketball and
.411 and pitching to a 5-2 record and 2.70 EllA with a game high
superb defensive plays at 2B and going 11x30 li'om the plate three-hit game vs. San Diego State and UC-Riverside, two-hit
games vs. Arizona State and Harvard doubles against the last
three. . . other two-hit games against Portland State, Washington
State and WOSC . .. one error in his first 91 chances ... fielded
.974 for the season with only three miscues ... Ceasar batted
.301, .200 in ND games ... two three-games hit streaks ... 18
starts in 33 games played ... free swinger, who seldom strikes
out. 1984: Primarily backed up Ken Bowen at 2B ... committed
only one error in 15 games . . walked on after then-brother-inlaw James Terrell of football squad convinced Lestee to move
north for college.
baseball) . . . all-city punter, kicker and defensive back. . . played
in State-Metro All-Star baseball series.. . former teammate Tony
Fair plays for Portland State. . . Cleveland teammate Greg Palmer
also wailcing on at OSU.
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OSU CAREER STATISTICS
YEAR
1984
1985
G
AB
R
15
25
73
5
5
33
21
TOTAL
48
98
26
22
27
H
RON DAULTON
AVG. 2B 3B HR RBI SB-AU B8 SO
.200
.301
.276
0
0
4
4
0
0
0
0
0
4
10
14
0-1
2
4
2-4
2-5
7
9
4
SENIOR PITCHER
205
6-3
8
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
Eugene, OR (North Eugene H.S.)
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PERSONAL: Born 11/5/63 in Klamath Falls, OR ... parents are
Leroy Daulton and Janice Peterson... has one sister, Shelly, 24,
TOM DANIELS
and two brothers, Todd and Eric, both 17 ... commercial and
industrial fitness major.
NORTH EUGENE HIGH SCHOOL: All-league, all-district and
second team all-state for Coach Gary Selby ... pitched and
SENIOR CATCHER
190
6-1
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
Sweet Home, OR
(Sweet Home HS/Linn Benton CC)
played lB. . . three-sport athlete - tackle on football team, center/
foiward in basketball ... Ron was part of two baseball titles and
one football crown ... also key member of American Legion
Eugene Sizzler team from 1980-82 ... was 8-1 senior year at
NEHS and 20-7 for his varsity career ... batted .365 as a soph.,
.310 as a junior and .379 his final yeac
PERSONAL: Born 7/29/63 in Lebanon, OR.. . parents are Howard
and Jan Daniels ... guardian is Mamie Tabler ... one brother,
LANE CC: Played one year for 15-15 Lane CC under Bob Foster
pitched to a 5-2 mark. . . batted only .200 while playing some
first base.
OREGON STATE: 1985: Second on team in appearance with
21.. . only start was a two-hit six-inning stint at Western Oregon,
where he got the win. . . only four bad outings preserving team's
best ERA at 3.41 ... perfect 4-0 record made up for hard luck
record of 1984 and tied for team lead in saves for second straight
Todd, 21, and a sister, Traci, 23.
SWEET HOME HIGH SCHOOL: Started at catcher for Coach
Rod Rurnrey for two years ... Huskies were 13-6 and 12-5 those
seasons ... selected to all-Timber Valley League team and allstate team in 1981 ... also all-league tight end for football team
in 1980.
LINN BENTON CC: All-region and JC all-America honorable
mention catcher in 1983 batting .360 with eight HRs and 31 RBIs
for Coach Dave Dangler and the Roadrunners.
OREGON STATE: 1985: Played in seven games, four of them
year with two ... control pitcher, who must hit the corners.
1984: After early success as reliever, pressed into conference
starting role ... effective in early innings, but tired quickly
pitched in hard luck as 1-6 mark indicates . .. led team with
three saves, two of them timely in Fresno State Best in the West
Tournament vs. UC-Santa Barbara.
starts in the DH role ... doubled vs. Oregon Tech, single vs.
Gonzaga were his lone hits in 12 at bats. . . all seven appearances
were as a pinch-hitter or DH. . . bullpen catcher most ofthe yeac
1985: Red shirted out of LBCC.
OSU CAREER STATISTICS
OSU CAREER STATISTICS
YEAR
1985
TOTAL
G
AB
R
7
7
12
12
2
2
H
2
2
YEAR
1984
1985
TOTAL
AVG. 2B 3B HR RBI SB-AU BB SO
.167
.167
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
0-0
0-0
4
4
0
0
6-
G
15
21
36
W-L GS CG
1-6
4-0
5-6
1
2
0
7
2
6
IP
40.1
37.0
77.1
ER SO
H
R
53
34
40
93
14
28
14
48
42
18
20
38
BB
28
21
49
ERA
6.25
3.41
4.89
SV
3
2
5
23
25
ERIC DAZEY
LANCE DONALY
FRESHMAN PITCHER-INFIELDER
FRESHMAN PITCHER
6-3
6-1
190
170
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
Corvallis, OR (Crescent Valley H.S.)
BATS: Left
THROWS: Left
McMinnville, OR (McMinnville H.S.)
PERSONAL: Born 1/131(37 in Denton, Texas ... parents are Ken
and Sands' Dazey . one brother, l'im, 15 .. high school (;PA
of 3.89 ... selected for several scholastic honors .. . math educa-
PERSONAL: Born 8/30/67 in McMinnville, OR ... parents are
Mike and Becky Donaly ... one brother Brad 20 ... 3.96 GPA
.
.
out of high school ... hotellrestaurant management major
winner of several scholastic honors.
tion major with aspirations to become a high school teacher.
CRESCENT VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL: First team all-league and
McMINNVILLE HIGH SCHOOL: Contributed to McMinnville's
26-1 record in 1985 with a perfect 10-0 pitching mark and a .465
honorable mention all-state as a junior, second team all-league
as a senior pitching and playing the corners for CVHS ... threesport athlete lettering three years in baseball and two each in
football (first team all-league and honorable niention all-state
defensive back( and basketball ... lB-outfielder as sophomore
with varsity batting .285 under coach Gene Gilliard ... played
strictly lB as a junior batting .421 good enough for third in the
Valley League .. . batted .368 and pitched to a 3-3 record for 6-12
CVHS under Brad Rice in 1985 ... pitched and played 3B for
Corvallis American Legion team during summers.
batting average playing lB ... first team all-state first baseman
first team all-league pitcher. . . played in State-Metro All-Star
series . . played for Coach Ross Peterson. .. three-sport athlete
(football, basketball, baseball( ... honorable mention all-league
.
tight end as a senior ... prep teammates he'll see in Pac-lO
North including Pete Tjaarda of Washington, Johnny Nichols of
Portland and OSU's Lance Rice.
7
20
RANDY DUKE
RICHARD DUKE
FRESHMAN INFIELDER
180
JUNIOR CATCHER
6-2
195
BATS: Left
THROWS: Right
Eugene, OR (North Eugene H.S.)
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
Eugene, OR (North Eugene H.S.)
PERSONAL: Born 11/12/67 in Eugene, OR ... parents are Larly
and Linda Duke .. . one brothec Richard, 20, a teammate at OSU
PERSONAL: Born 2/8/65 in Eugene, OR ... parents are Larry
and Linda Duke ... has one brother, teammate Randy, 17
physical therapy major... 3.30 GPA at North Eugene, where he
was student body president.
6-2
journalism major
NORTH EUGENE HIGH SCHOOL: All-state selection for Coach
Gar Selby and the Highlanders ... best hitter award playing
third base as ajunior(.440) and a senior 1390( .. . played football,
basketball and baseball.. . team MVP as quarterback for football
NORTH EUGENE HIGH SCHOOL: Honorable mention all-state
pick at catcher. . . three sport athlete ... 5AAA baseball champ-
ions in 1981 and 1982 ... state American Legion runner-ups in
also played for Selby on Eugene Sizzler American Legion
team that won 1985 state championship.
1980 and 1981 . . batted .370 with 24 RBIs and two HR5 in school
ball and .310 with 64 RBIs and two more HRs in legion ball with
Eugene Sizzler . .. two-time all-district choice playing in State.
Metro All-Star series after varsity career under Gary Selby
quarterbacked and captained football team with 1,140 yards
passing and six TDs ... forward on basketball team with 10
points and six rebounds a game as a senior.
OREGON STATE: 1985: Cut down on strikeouts and raised
average well over .200 as a sophomore ... strength is defense
and leadei'ship behind plate.. . 3x3 vs. Portland in early division
game ... eight two-hit games ... longest hit streak was four
Come In And Talk Over The Game!
games.. teamed with Lance Rice to throw out 43% of potential
base stealers ... started at catcher in all but 12 games . . batted
.364 in Northern Division Tournament with at least one RBI in
each game. . . has mercifully and very intelligently never attemp-
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ted to steal a base. 1984: Struggled at plate, but performed
superbly as freshman defensively ... threw 16 runners out in
.
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At (id' & 9th
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Shopping Center
Behind Citizens Bank
31 attempts. . . two errors in 227 chances. . . led team with three
triples ... second on team in strikeouts with 29.
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OSU CAREER STATISTICS
THE
BLACK SWAN
758-4256
7-
41
AB
106
125
8
17
75
231
25
YEAR
G
1984
1985
TOTAL
34
R
H
21
AVG. 2B
30
.198
.240
51
.221
3
7
10
3B HR RBI SB-ATr BB SO
3
0
3
0
0
0
7
22
29
0-0
0-0
0-0
11
13
24
29
19
48
24
RUSS DUREN
21
FRESHMAN PITCHER
GARY FONNESBECK
6-3
190
JUNIOR PITCHER
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
Hillsboro, OR (Glencoe H.S.)
6-3
185
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
Springfield, OR (Springfield H.S./Lane CC)
PERSONAL: Born 10/25/67 in Portland, OR ... parents are Pat
and Claire Duren ... two sisters, Lynn and Kristen ... math
PERSONAL: Born 3/18/65 in Brigham City Utah ... parents are
Bruce and Dixie Fonnesbeck ... has sister, Teresa, 22, and one
brother, Marty 15 ... business major at OSU.
science major with 3.7 GPA out of high school., national honor
society membec
GLENOE HIGH SCHOOL: Pitched and played several infield
positions for Coach Don Rutschmars and 11-16 Glencoe in 1985
SPRINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL: Pitcher-third baseman for
Springfield coach Bill Bowers ... played four years of baseball
second team all-league pitcher ... also played legion ball
and selected MVP of Carson City Tournament in summer of 1985.
and two each of football and basketball. . . second team all-state
pitcher for 22-4 Millers with a 9-3 mark.
LANE COMMUNITY COLLEGE: Made state all-star team in his
29
two years pitching foi Lane and Coach Bob Foster ... drafted
in 10th round of June 1985 draft by Cincinnati.
SCOTT FINCH
SENIOR PITCHER
6-4
220
9
BATS: Left
THROWS: Left
Portland, OR (Lincoln H.S./Linn Benton CC)
BRYAN GANTER
JUNIOR OUTFIELDER
5-11
PERSONAL: Born 12/4/62 in Portland, OR ... parents are Howard
Finch and Velma Allen ... business administration major.
LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL: Played football, basketball and
baseball ... quarterback of football team first team all-PIL as
junior... three varsity letters as first baseman and pitcher for
Coach Roy Richmond ... batted .300 as a sophomore, .320 as a
junior and .356 as a senior ... honorable mention all-league
pitcher as a senior.
LINN-BENTON CC: TWo years at first base ... second team allleague for Dave Dangler as a freshman ... hit .316 as a soph.
under first year coach Greg Hawk ... solid defensive first baseman with soft hands and good anu
PERSONAL: Born 8/4/65 in Portland, OR. . . parents are Charles
and Loretta Ganter. . . has one brother, Mark, 22. . . pre-medicine
major with 3.65 GPA out of Beaverton . . . father played two years
of football and baseball at Oregon Tech.
BEAVEBTON HIGH SCHOOL: Two-sport athlete starring in
baseball and football ... won the Metro baseball crown in 1981
and 1983 ... 1982 co-champs in football ... first team all-metro
and second team all-state his senioryear in centerfield for Coach
Mike Bubalo ... played well in State-Metro All-Star series
batted .250 as a soph. at varsity level .. . as a junior batted .315
and .396 as senior.. . .472 in league play as senior with 20 stolen
bases, seven doubles and three HRs.
OREGON ST'TE: 1985: Struggled at plate after mid-season losing starting role near end of regular season ... eight-game hit
streak going into first four games of Riverside Baseball Invitational ... one error in 40 outfield chances ... three-hit game in
championship of Riverside tourney vs. San Diego State ... two
HR5 were at home vs. WOSC and towering shot at Riverside vs.
Arizona State 395 feet to CF. . . started 28 of his 35 appearances.
1984: Team batting leader as a freshman at .307 ... 13-game
hitting streak after 2x8 start an I never left starting lineup
team leader in hits and runs ... three-hit games vs. San Diego
OREGON STATE: 1985: Played in 11 games offensively, two starts
two hits were singles vs. UCLA and Washington ... entered
lineup at lB DH or pinch hitter. . . nine appearances on mound
with 1-i record.
OSU CAREER STATISTICS
YEAR
1985
G
TOTAL
9
YEAR
1985
TOTAL
9
G
15
15
W-L GS CG
1-1
1-1
0
AB
R
3
3
18
18
0
Jires
0
0
H
2
2
IP
15.1
15.1
H
R
21
21
17
17
ER SO
15
15
11
11
BB
6
6
ERA
SV
8.94
8.94
0
0
AVG. 2B 3B HR RBI SB-AU BB SO
.111
.111
!
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
0-0
3
3
0-0
3
4
4
SCHWA11/i
State and Washington State ... nine other two-hit games
perfect in four steal attempts.
OSU CAREER STATISTICS
YEAR
1984
1985
TOTAL
G
38
35
73
AB
127
97
R
25
18
H
39
22
224
43
61
AVG. 2B
.307
.227
.272
4
3B HR RBI SB-AU BB SO
2
0
0
2
18
15
6
1
2
33
1
4-4
3-6
7-10
10/20 CLUB
752-3413
2119 N.W. 9th St.
175
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
Beaverton, OR (Beaverton H.S.)
19
12
15
15
31
30
This club was instituted by OSU head coach Jack Riley for those
pitchers who had won 30 games in their careers or 10 games in a
season since 1972.
Corvallis
1975-78 Ken Noble (30-17)
1979-82 Mike Gorman (28.16)
1981 -84 Scott Anderson (25-17)
8-
1983
1985
Jeff Reece (11-3)
John Sipple (10-2)
15
GARY HAMILTON
16
SENIOR OUTFIELDER
6-4
200
BRYCE HULSTROM
JUNIOR PITCHER
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
Corvallis, OR (Corvallis H.S.)
6-2
PERSONAL: Born 1/11/63 in Calgary Alberta, Canada. . parents
.
are Maurice and Betty Hamilton ... Gary has four brothers and
sisters, Linda, 26, Marcia, 25 Norman, 22, and Mary 17. . entered
PERSONAL: Born 8/19/65 in Hemet, CA ... parents are Steven
and Pamela Hulstrom ... has three brothers, Brett, 24, Barry 22,
and Blame, 18 ... business major.
McMINNVILLE HIGH SCHOOL: First team all-league and
second team all-state lefthander for 24-5 McMinnville and Coach
.
OSU with a 3.00 GPA.
CORVALLIS HIGH SCHOOL: All-league outfielder ... leading
hitter for Corvallis American Legion team ... most of his prep
honors were earned on football field, Corvallis High Athlete of
the Year playing safety as the Spartans won the state football
crown ... honorable mention prep all-American by Scholastic
Magazine ... football Sparts were 27-2 under Hamilton ... also
lettered two years in basketball to go with a trio in football and
baseball.
Ross Peterson ... lettered three years in baseball and once as
a swimmer . . WVL champions his senior season as Bryce was
.
10- 2 with 151 strikeouts and a ERA of 1.18 ... he struck out 117
in only 65.1 innings of league work ... McMinnville rode his
arm to the state semifinals before being knocked off by former
OSU teammate Jon Rushing and McNary High ... pitched in
OREGON STATE: 1985: Fine year finishing fourth in batting on
State-Metro All-Star series.
record-setting team .. . second in RBI . . tied for team HR lead
with seven ... once again, he got off to a quick start batting just
under .500 in the first few weeks of season, before cooling" to
.332 ... four-hit game in 36-run outburst vs. Chico State
.
OREGON STATE: 1985: Settled back into the prep form that
made him so dominating at that level by mid-season. . turning
point may have been his first complete game win at Riverside
tourney over UCLA - a 14-6 decision in which he spread out 10
.
homered at Stanford in NCAA Regional despite injured shoulder.
1984: Received all-tournament honors at Fresno State's Best in
the West and awarded Pac-lO Player of Week honors for the .417,
Bruin hits ... maintained that form all the way through the
Northern Division Tournament beating Washington State at WSU
fiw-RBI and 10-hit performance ... his season tapered fi-om
there collecting only seven more hits and five RBIs in 27 games
underwent reconstructive left shoulder surgery in the offseason. 1983: Concentrated on football and played off and on
in Beaver outfield throughout the year. . a scholarship football
player through 1983 under Coach Joe Avezzanno, he switched
from quarterback and secondary work on the gridiron.
two times in three nights ... the championship game was a
Hulstrom complete game five-hit win, 4-2 ... two late season
saves at Linfield and the tournament qualifier at Eastern
Washington ... struck out the last five batters of the game in
the win over Linfield. 1984: Pushed into the starting rotation
.
early in the season, but later moved to reliever for the duration
of his freshman year ... suffered from arm trouble that still
plagues him off and on . . Bryce compiled a 2-2 record striking
out 28 batters in 37.2 innings.
OSU CAREER STATISTICS
YEAR
1983
1984
1985
TOTAL
G
19
27
48
94
AR
49
76
169
294
R
H
8
11
11
18
56
84
44
63
AVG. 2B
.224
.237
.332
.286
1
4
14
19
185
BATS: Left
THROWS: Left
McMinnville, OR (McMinnville H.S.)
.
3B HR RBI SB-AU BB SO
0
1
2
7
12
3-3
1
1
4
42
2
7
61
5-7
9-11
1-1
10
6
27
43
OSU CAREER STATISTICS
15
21
YEAR
1984
1985
26
62
TOTAL
G
W-L
12
2-2
3-3
5-5
17
29
GS CG
4
0
7
3
11
3
IP
37.2
69.0
106.2
R
38
ER SO
50
77
127
48
86
53
H
34
42
76
28
81
BR
28
42
70
ERA
8.12
5.48
6.43
SV
0
2
2
CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUT INNINGS
8
Oregon State ace Ken Forsch holds the Beaver record for consecutive
innin throwing 45 straight goose eggs during the 1968 season. Forsch
went on to California and Houston in the maior leagues.
BEN JOHNSON
FRESHMAN INFIELDER
6-0
178
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
Eugene, OR (Sheldon H.S.)
Go
PERSONAL: Born 5/16/67 in Creswell, OR ... parents are Char-
lotte Hunt and Earl Johnson ... has one sister, Deanna, 20
biology major.
BEA VER S
SHELDON HIGH SCHOOL: Midwestern Valley League MVP and
first team, Honorable Mention for All-State team, and goldenglove award ... played 3 years for coach Tom Bowen ... played
shortstop for two years and centerfield for a year... had a .394
batting average his senior year.. . had a .898 fielding average
played basketball and was named defensive Player of the Year
After The Game Stop at
300 N.W. 3rd Corvallis
also played football named to second team Defensive back.
752-5438
Hrs. 'till 10p.m. week days Friday & Sat. 'tUl 11p.m.
9-
12
3
SCOTF KLUG
KEITH KRAFVE
SOPHOMORE OUTFIELDER
175
5-8
SENIOR INFIELDER
185
6-0
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
Salem, OR (McNary H.S.)
BATS: Left
THROWS: Right
Portland, OR (Cleveland H.S.)
PERSONAL: Born 1/15/66 in Salem, OR.. parents Richard and
Joyce Kiug.. two brothers, Trent, 24, and Keith, 21 . . physical
therapy major wants to become a trainer.
MCNARY HIGH SCHOOL: Scott was a three-year starter at
catcher for the Celtics ... named the Valley League's unanimous
PERSONAL: Born 11/2/63 in Portland, OR... parents are Jarold
and Phylis Krafve . -. two sisters, Karen, 33, ... Kathleen, 31, and
one brother, Kent, 26.. . business major at OSU. . . brother-in-law
is former OSU pitcher Tom Chamberlain, who pitched five years
in the St. Louis organization.
CLEVELAND HIGH SCHOOL: Three-sport athlete from 19801982 ... all-city quarterback... second team all-city forward on
basketball team. . . all-state shortstop under coaches Jerry Gatto
and Lonnie Beach ... played in State-Metro All-Star series
.
choice at catcher in 1983 and 1984 ... batted .415 his senior
year, while playing for head coach Vic Backlund ... played and
homered in state-metro all-star series ... honorable mention
all-league quarterback in 1983 and 1984 for football team. . . also
competed in wrestling for McNary
selected as Multnomah Athletic Club's Scholar-Athlete for 1980.
OREGON ST'.TE: 1985: Played some lB and 3B, but primarily
served as left-handed DH .. . good power with four HRs and six
doubles in 30 hits ... scored five runs and drove in five in 36-12
OREGON ST4TE: 1985: Went fi'om late off-season recruit to
starter for Riley . . first regular start came at Riverside vs. UCLA,
.
when Riley rested his entire starting lineup - Kiug went 3x5
with two RBIs and made an outstanding catch in deep center
romp over Chico State ... three hits in that game and two at
Riverside tourney vs. Missouri and UCLA.. . three-game hit skein
. nobody dislodged him from outfield duty the rest of the year
playing all fields in all but seven of the remaining games ... his
.492 on base percentage was best among regulars ... fourth in
walks and led team irs hit by pitch (4) ... leadoff batter in most
.
at Riverside his longest of year ... struggled after mid-season
at plate. . . HR5 came at hands of Chico State, Missouri, Western
Oregon and Washington . -. played in 48 of 51 games. 1984:
games ... more quick, than fast ... top producer among
Batted only .246, but timely hits in conference play.. . especially
memorable was his first HR, a towering grand slam over CF
fence at Washington State to start OSU's comeback in 11-5 win
after trailing 5-0 ... drove in 14 runs on 17 hits.
1983: Promising freshman year statistically batting .323, while
playing part-time at 3B.
freshmen class .. batted .283 in division games, .300 in ND
Tournament .. longest hit streak was five games at start of
conference season.
OSU CAREER STATISTICS
G
YEAR
1985
42
TOTAL
42
AB
94
94
R
H
27
27
30
30
AVG. 2B
.319
.319
10
10
3B HR RB! SB-AU BB
1
0
1
0
13
13
27
2-7
23
23
SO
21
OSU CAREER STATISTICS
21
6
AVG. 2B
YEAR
1983
1984
1985
G
AB
R
H
15
31
10
29
17
.323
.246
48
69
115
10
12
.261
92
215
34
56
30
TOTAL
57
.265
3B HR RBI SB-AU BB SO
1
0
0
5
6
12
1
1
0
4
5
1
3
14
25
42
0-0
0-0
2-0
2-0
10
11
9
19
22
24
43
52
TIM LAMBERT
SOPHOMORE INFIELDER
6-0
180
350 CLUB
This club was instituted by head coach Jack Riley for any of his regular
who hit .350 or better for the season.
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
Beaverton, OR (Beaverton H.S.)
1975 Tom Simas, INF .371)
1977 Jeff Doyle, 2B (.350)
1978 Jerry Miller, OF (.384)
1980 Bob McNair, 18 (.356)
1982 Mickey Riley. 28 (.374)
1983 Todd Thomas, OF (.368)
1985 Dave Brundage, lB (.370)
Quinn Williams, 38 (.358)
PERSONAL: Born 11/27/65 in Oakland, CA... parents are Ken
and Pat Lambert ... a brother, Ken, 23, and a sisteI Suzy, 19
business administration major with a 3.48 GPA out of Beaverton
undecided on career choice.
HEAVE HTON HIGH SCHOOL: Third team all-state selection his
senior year hitting .386 as the Beavers went undefeated in the
regular season under Coach Mike Bubalo. . . team captain senior
year ... first team all-metro 1983 and 1984 ... all-star infielder
for Maletis American Legion team under Bubalo ... lettered in
k
football in 1983.
HOME OF 29,48.4,006 SANDWICH COMBINATIONS
DelIcatessen
Campus DIstrIct at 2525 Monroe
OREGON S13TE: 1985: Batted a strong .350 in the 35 games
he appeared, many times as a pinch hitter.. . 2B and 3B defensively, occasionally served as right handed DH. . . three-hit game
in 36-12 romp of Chico State, went 5x7 during three-game series
with VVildcats ... four-game hit streak his longest . 41 chances
defensively and only one error ... 2x4 in Northern Division
tourney.., could add relief pitching to his repetoire in 1986 as
Riley has him delivering submarine Dan O,uisenberry-style.
Delicious Deli Sandwiches
"Made the way you like them!"
Charbroiled Burgers
¼ Pounder with the works you choose
from our Burger Bar."
Salad Bar
Old Fashioned Ice Cream
24 Domestic and Imported Beers On Tap
"Check our Wines and Wine Coolers On Tap"
OPEN TIL MIDNITE DAILY-FRIDAY TIL 1 AM
. .
OSU CAREER STATISTICS
YEAR
1985
TOTAL
G
AB
35
35
60
60
R
12
12
H
21
21
AVG. 2B 3B HR RB! SB-AU BB SO
.350
.350
4
4
0
0
0
0
10
10
0-0
0-0
16
11
16
11
10-
30
4
JEFF OTIS
MEL MALLINAK
FRESHMAN PITCHER
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
Beaverton, OR (Beaverton H.S.)
BATS: Both
THROWS: Right
Grants Pass, OR (Grants Pass H.S.)
PERSONAL: Born 1/2/67 in Portland, OR ... parents are John
and Karen Otis ... has one sister, Brig, 16 ... grandfather, Paul
Otis, played for OSU in football and track from 1927-30 ... business major.
BEAVERTON HIGH SCHOOL: Most Valuable Player at StateMetro All-Star series ... all-state and all-league his senior year
pitched the championship game of the 1985 AAA state tournament, a 2-1 victory. . . all-tournament pitcher and designated
hitter in several legion tournaments playing for his school ball
and legion coach Mike Bubalo with Maletis of Beaverton
three-time all-league choice ... pitched to a 14-2 record with a
0.66 EllA his senior school ball year as Beaverton went 23-7
26-1 his junior year and 24-5 his sophomore year with varsity
pitched, DH and lB for Maletis.
PERSONAL: Born 1/30/64 on Guam ... parents are Clarence
and Isabel Mallinak. . . one brother, Frank, 22 . . business major
returned to OSU after sophomore year at Oregon State.
.
GRANTS P%SS HIGH SCHOOL: Played football, basketball and
baseball at Grants Pass ... lettered as a senior on basketball
team ... lettered twice as defensive back/wide receiver earning
second team all-conference honors as a senior ... first team
all-conference 2B his senioryear, second team as a junior under
Coach Charlie Nave ... played 2B and shortstop.
OREGON STATE: 1985: Displayed deceiving power tying for
team lead in HR5 with seven ... three-hit games vs. UCLA and
Washington . . three three-RBI games... started year at 2B and
sparingly at SS, shifted between 2B and right field in latter stages
of season ... tied Dave Brundage for season's longest hit streak
at 15 snapped in last NCAA Regional game against Pepperdine
raised average to .311 with streak after struggling early
defense improved dramatically at 2B late in season ... earned
all-Northern Division honors at 2B. 1983: Batted .258 with nine
RBIs and several timely hits as a freshman ... walked on and
contributed significantly to Northern Division championship.
.
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CHRIS PAYNE
SOPHOMORE PITCHER
OSU CAREER STATISTICS
YEAR
1983
1984
1985
TOTAL
G
27
AB
62
R
18
H
16
AVG. 2B
.258
2
0
9
5-6
8
BATS: Left
THROWS: Right
Salem, OR (McNary H.S.)
18
Transferred to Sacramento City College
41
122
68
184
27
45
38
54
.311
2
0
7
31
.293
4
1
7
40
6-8
11-14
13
21
21
39
165
5-11
3B HR RBI SB-AU BB SO
1
197
6-1
SENIOR INFIELDER
5-10
160
PERSONAL: Born 10/11/65 in Corvallis, OR .. :parents are Carl
and Sherry Payne ... one brother; Jason 15 . . hotel and restaurant management after 3.1 GPA in high school.
MCNAHY HIGH SCHOOL: Two-time first team all-league pick
and second team as sophomore.. . third team all-state as senior
.
33
GREGG PALMER
FRESHMAN INFIELDER
6-1
batting .389 stealing 19 of 20 bases attempted ... career stolen
base total of 70 ... runner-up for state championship in 1983
and 1984 ... played in State-Metro All-Star series ... emphasis
was on outfield throughout his prep career, but did pitch some
as senior.
OREGON STATE: 1985: The fourth starter in the rotation for
much of the year ... tired in late innings never completing a
game, but good change-up and breaking pitch made him effective ... second best ERA on team at 3.78 ... control problems
at times, Riley says that's been cured for the most part and he's
one of the bright spots of pro-season ... played in five games
190
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
Portland, OR (Cleveland H.S.)
PERSONAL: Born 9/28/67 in Fremont, CA... parents are Jerry
and Dorothy Palmer ... one sister, Tracy 20, and one brother,
Erik, 13 ... business major with 3.3 GPA out of high school
hobbies include skiing.
CLEVELAND HIGH SCHOOL: Batted .403 as an honorable men-
offensively going 3x11, all three hits doubles - two vs. UCLA and
one vs. Washington.
tion all-state 3B for Coach Lonnie Beach ... first team all-city
as senior, honorable mention all-city as junior. . . played guard
and linebacker for Cleveland, second team all-city on defense
as senior.
OSU CAREER STATISTICS
ISU'S HISTORY IN NCAA POST-SEASON PLAY
Won Western Regional, then lost to Duke, 18-7, and to Texas,
10-1, in College World Series at Omaha, Nebraska.
1962: OSU lost to Santa Clara, then to Fresno State in Western Reg52:
W-L GS CG
3-1
3-1
6
6
0
TOTAL
15
15
0
P
45.2
45.2
YEAR
1985
TOTAL
G
5
5
AB
R
H
AVG. 2B
11
3
3
3
3
YEAR
1985
G
11
.273
.273
H
R
48
48
29
29
3
3
ER SO
19
19
28
28
BB
19
19
ERA
3.78
3.78
SV
0
0
3B HR RBI SB-AU BB SO
0
0
0
0
2
2
0-0
0-0
2
2
3
3
ional.
OSU lost to USC, 6-5, then defeated USC, 8-6, but lost to the
Trojans in the first round final, 7-5.
1983: Lost to Stanford, 14-0, then to UC-Santa Barbara, 7-3, in Western
Regional at Stanford.
1985: Lost to Stanford, 17-3, then to Pepperdine, 6-1, in Western
Regional at Stanford.
1963:
LONGEST HITTING STREAK
Many recent OSU hitters have come close, but Pete Rowe's 22-game
hitting streak from May 8, 1976 through March 31, 1977 remains as
the longest in OSU Baseball history. Closest since is a 20-game streak
by Mickey Riley in 1983.
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JOHN SIPPLE
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JUNIOR PITCHER
LANCE RICE
BATS: Left
THROWS: Left
Salem, OR (McKay H.S.)
180
6-1
BATS: Both
THROWS: Right
McMinnville, OR (McMinnville H.S.)
PERSONAL: Born 7/20/65 in San Diego, CA . . . parents are John
and Ludene Sipple . . has one sister, Jodi, 15 . . . business major
3.6 GPA in high school.
.
PERSONAL: Born 10/19/66 in Salem, OR ... parents are James
Rice and Marlys Beverly ... a brother Larry 28, and a sister,
McKAY HIGH SCHOOL: Teamed with OSU teammate Dave
Brundage to form formidable due for McKay football, basketball
Linda, 26. .business administration majorwith 3,25 prep GPA.
McMINNVJLLE HIGH SCHOOL: Four year starter at catcher
and coach Ross Peterson. third team all-state as a senior and
two-time all-league. . . hit .414 as a senior and also played legion
ball for Peterson.
OREGON STATE: 1985: Played part-time behind Rich Duke at
and baseball ... all-state honorable mention pitcher ... allleague football and baseball, second team all-league basketball
also played outfield for McKay batting .450 with three
doubles, three triples and a HR . . pitched to a 5-1 record with
57 strikeouts in 52 innings and a 1.99 ERA ... played in StateMetro All-Star series.. . contributed to McKay's top state ranking
in baseball most of the regular season his senior year.
OREGON STATE: 1985: All-Region 9 and all-Northern Division
.
catcher ... 4x5 against Western Oregon with two doubles
four two-hit games ... three with two RBI5 ... one error in 100
chances at catcher.., also serwd as DH ... five of 15 hits were
doubles including timely two baggers against UCLA and Missouri at Riverside ... switch hitting improves his prospects for
lefty as he won 10 straight decisions and finished at 10-2
Eastern Washington snapped the streak in a 40 mph gale at
Cheney - Sipple gave up only four hits in eight innings walking
one and striking out five ... struck out 10 in defeating Gonzaga
and struck out eight in two other contests ... third best season
victoiy total in school history... entered OSU top ten in com-
future.
OSU CAREER STATISTICS
YEAR
1985
TOTAL
G
20
20
AB
R
46
46
7
7
AVG. 2B
H
15
15
.326
.326
5
5
3B HR RBI SB-AU BB SO
0
0
0
0
9
9
0-1
0-1
8
8
160
5-10
SOPHOMORE CATCHER
5
5
plete games with eight . . 103.2 innings is fourth highest season
total in OSU books ... OSU career strikeout record is within his
reach if he stays four years . . picked off six baserunners. 1984:
Second to ace Scott Anderson in starts with nine ... also team
runner-up in innings, strikeouts and complete games .. . debut
was eight-strikeout performance vs. SW Louisiana . .. picked off
five runners ... ERA was much better (2.94) in conference play
with a fine 5-1 mark and 48 strikeouts in 58.2 innings.
.
27
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CHRIS TALCOTT
FRESHMAN INFIELDER
6-3
170
BATS: Right
THROWS: Right
Hilisboro, OR (Glencoe H.S.)
OSU CAREER STATISTICS
YEAR
1984
1985
TOTAL
PERSONAL: Born 6/3/67 in Pomona, CA ... parents are Frank
and Gayle Talcott ... has one sister, Andrea, 12 ... had a 3.71
GPA... majoring in pre-dentistry.
GLENCOE HIGH SCHOOL: Named to second team all-metro
team captain and MVP his senior year ... batted .405 as a
G
14
23
37
W-L
GS
3-5
10-2
13-7
9
19
CG
4
4
28
8
IP
H
R
ER SO
76.0
103.2
179.2
80
109
53
41
60
63 52
189 116 93
75
135
BB
40
48
88
ERA
4.86
4.53
4.66
SV
0
1
1
CONSECUTIVE HOME RUNS
One mark that may never be eclipsed at OSU - Beavers Darryl Summerfield, Dave Heniges, Karl Weide and Ron Boly homered inconsecutive
senior, .300 as junior ... played three years for coach Don
Rutschman ... played 2B as sophomore and moved to lB for
his final two years ... also played basketball and soccer
at bats during a 1966 game vs Oregon. Not only did they put that
together in the 7th inning, but they repeated the unusual feat again in
the 10th inning of the same game.
completed HS career with grand slam in final at bat .. Hustler
Award in basketball as junior and senior contributing to Glencoe's eighth place finish in state tourney as a senior.
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BEND HIGH SCHOOL: Pitcher, 3B and outfielder lettering four
years for Coach Elmer Groener... Lava Bears went 56-6 in his
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0.65 ERA ... Intermountain League Player of the Year ... first
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leader in GW RBIs with five ... tied for team lead in doubles
with 14 and walks with 35, both with Bowen ... 17 strikeouts
in 18-plus innings of relief work. 1984: Filled in at pitcher,
shortstop, third base and outfield ... six two-hit games ... six
doubles ... pitching victory over UCSB at Fresno Tournament
homered at Western Oregon. 1983: Started collegiate career
with 0x21 streak, then proceeded to bat .393 the remainder of
the year part-time in infield ... completed season with single
at NCAA Regional vs. UC-Santa Barbara.
OSU CAREER STATISTICS
YEAR
1983
1984
1985
TOTAL
G
26
39
50
115
AB
49
110
159
318
YEAR
G
W-L
1983 Did not pitch
1984
3
1-0
1985
13
2-1
TOTAL
16
3-1
R
H
9
11
14
39
62
26
57
94
GS CG
0
0
0
0
0
0
AVG. 2B
.224
.236
.358
.296
P
3B HR RBI SB-AU BB SO
1
2
6
14
0
21
3
H
R
ER SO
5
14
19
1
4.2
9
18.2
23.1
25
5
18
34
23
1
10
8
3
5
42
60
1
4
17
21
1-2
4-6
13-17
18-25
BB
1
9
10
4
8
19
23
35
24
58
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All of the Beavers' home games are played at Ralph Coleman Field,
located on Washington Way, next to the Dixon Recreation Center and
one block from Gill Coliseum on the Oregon State campus. Coleman
Field has a seating capacity of 2,000 permanent bleachers and may
be expanded to accomodate 3,000 with portable seating. The natural
grass playing surface has long been considered one of the finest in
collegiate baseball, It is surrounded by a six-foot fence that rises to
20 feet in left field. The distances are 355 to the left field line, 400 to
deep center field, and 330 down the right field line. It is 385 to the
left center field and 365 to the right center field gap. Five years ago,
the facility was renovated with the dedication of the field to Ralph
Coleman through donations by baseball alumni and the help of the
OSU Beaver Club. Orange plastic seat covers were added and the
entire seating area was paved. In 1981, the Coleman dedication honored the Beaver alum and head coach of Beaver baseball from 1923
through 1931 and 1938 through 1966 - 36 years as head baseball
coach and 47 all told with the OSU coaching staff Coleman compiled
a record of 560-317, a winning percentage of .639.
Riley's Beavers Tough At Coleman
Year
Won
Lost
Year
Won
Lost
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
10
6
10
18
13
6
9
7
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
10
4
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18
3
11
3
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6
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15
14
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Pacific-lO Northern Division Opponents
EASTERN WASHINGTON EAGLES (April 13 in Corvallis, April 19 in
Cheney(
HEAD COACH: Jim Wasem (Illinois Wesleyan 1957)
Record: 121-92 in 4 years at EWU; 435-201 in 18 years overall.
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PORTLAND STATE VIKINGS (April 1 and 8 in Corvallis, April 3 and 24
(509) 458-6334
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FIELD: Chissus Field (2,500)
(503) 229-4000
PRESS BOX PHONE: (503) 248-4345
FIELD: Civic Stadium (28,000)
GONZAGA BULLDOGS (April 12 in Corvallis, April 20 in Spokane)
HEAD COACH: Steve Hertz (Gonzaga, 1972)
Record: 177-150 in 6 years at GU; 236-212 in 8 years overall.
BASEBALL SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR: Dale Goodwin
WASHINGTON HUSKIES (March 27 at Riverside, May 2 in Corvallis,
May 10 in Seattle)
Record: 248-169 in 9 years all at Washington.
BASEBALL SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR: Mike Cragg
(509) 328-4220
PRESS BOX PHONE: (509) 328-4220
FIELD: Pecarovich Field (2,000)
(206) 543-2230
PRESS BOX PHONE: (206) 543-2230
FIELD: Tubby Graves Field (1,000)
PORTLAND PILOTS (May 3 in Corvallis, May 9 in Portland)
HEAD COACH: Joe Etzel (Portland, 1960)
Record: 354-361 in 20 years all at Portland.
BASEBALL SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR: Mauro Potestio
WASHINGTON STATE COUGARS (April 6 in Pullman, April 26 in
Corvallis)
HEAD COACH: Chuck "Bobo" Brayton (Washington State, 1950)
Record: 809-329 in 24 years all at Washington State.
BASEBALL SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR: Rod Commons
in Portland)
HEAD COACH: Jack Dunn (Oregon, 1957)
Record: 336-215 in 11 years all at Portland State.
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(503) 283-7117
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FIELD: Farley Field (750)
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DATE OFGAMES HEAD COACH
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Pacific
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Lewisandclark
cornell
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3/24
3/25
3/26
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3/29
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Linfield
Willamene
3/3-4
3/8 & 12,4/16
3/94/22
4/10&29
4/15&30
John Smith
Bob Bennett
Joe Caligure
chuckBafaro
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Ted Thoren
Joe Brockhoff
Steve Land
Larry Gallo
Jack Srnitheran
GaryPullins
KurtRenstrorn
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Dave Wohlhueter (6071 256-3792
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Oregon State Baseball History
YEAR
COACH
PACIFIC COAST CONFERENCE
1916
Loof Flack
1917
1918
JO. Baldwin
Jimmy Richardson
JirnmyRichardson
JimmyRichardson
GuyRathburne
NORTHERN DIVISION
1923
Ralph Coleman
1924
RalphColeman
1925
Ralph Coleman
1926
Ralph Coleman
1927
Ralph Coleman
1928
Ralph Coleman
1929
Ralph Coleman
1930
Ralph Coleman
1931
Ralph Coleman
1932
Slats Gill
1933
Slats Gill
1934
SlatsGill
1935
SlatsGill
1936
SlatsGill
1937
SlatsGill
1936
Ralph Coleman
1939
Ralph Coleman
1940
Ralph Coleman
194
Ralph Coleman
1942
Ralph Coleman
1943
Ralph Coleman
1944
NoSeason
1946
NoSeason
1946
RalphColeman
1947
Ralph Coleman
1948
Ralph Coleman
1949
Ralph Coleman
1950
Ralph Coleman
1951
Ralph Coleman
1952
Ralph Coleman
1953
RalphColeman
1954
Ralph Coleman
1955
Ralph Coleman
1956
Ralph Coleman
1957
Ralph Coleman
1958
Ralph Coleman
1959
Ralph Coleman
1960
Ralph Coleman
1961
Ralph Coleman
1919
1920
1921
1922
OVERALL
W
L
PCI.
W
L
PCI,
455
5
6
.465
CONF.
CONF.
FINISH
ALL-TIME OREGON STATE COACHES RECORDS
COACH
5
6
JoeFay
Ono Moore
(3rd)
Season Cancelled
2
5
6
8
6
9
4
11
9
8
10
7
11
11
1
5
13
8
10
17
9
10
10
7
2
5
6
9
5
10
9
11
5
15
11
11
8
7
20
16
17
15
13
14
16
15
5
8
6
10
9
6
16
10
6
15
10
8
8
7
12
26
27
15
12
6
7
14
17
18
18
12
9
8
10
13
13
11
21
7
18
27
5
14
.250
.455
2
6
5
6
.471
8
9
.250
.455
.471
.267
.571
4
7
.364
.567
.917
.846
.416
.723
.571
.526
.778
.473
.527
.667
.423
.500
.333
.318
.800
.667
.738
.600
.591
.700
.616
.375
.467
.652
.368
.807
.692
.625
.600
.600
.567
Fielder Jones
Walker
E.J. Stewart
Jesse Garrett
Wilkie Clark
RayS. Goble
Loof Flack
J.D. Baldwin
(4thl
(3rdl
(5th)
(4th)
Not Available
6
6
.500
Not Available
6
2
6
5
2
7
3
8
5
8
11
5
7
9
8
3
5
8
3
11
8
4
8
9
12
10
6
8
8
4
8
7
12
8
7
7
4
12
10
4
6
10
7
7
4
8
5
10
10
8
10
8
7
.581
8
.620
.750
.783
.659
10
7
7
8
9
4
6
3
6
4
8
7
4
6
5
6
.750
.260
.585
.375
.500
.688
.438
.500
.500
.313
.500
.438
.250
.625
.500
.750
.500
.500
.750
.625
.375
.364
.533
.357
.714
.625
.727
.625
.667
.467
.533
.714
.538
.586
.571
(4th)
(3rd-lie)
Jimmy Richardson
Guy Rathburne
Ralph Coleman
(2nd)
(5th)
(3rd)
(5th)
(4th)
(2nd)
(4th)
(3rd)
(2nd-Tie)
(5th)
(3rd)
(4th)
(4th)
(1st)
(3rd)
(1st)
(3rd-Tie)
(3rd)
Slats Gill
Gene Tanselli
JACK RILEY
TOTALS
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
LOST
PCI.
16
7
3
14
4
.698
429
.778
.530
.393
.412
.438
YEARS
1907-1908
1909
1910
WON
1911
8
7
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916-1917
1918
1919-1921
1922
1923-1931 &
1938-1966
1932-1937
1967-1972
1973-
5
14
10
76years
1178
RalphColeman
Ralphcoleman
RalphColeman
RalphColeman
Ralph Coleman
26
23
25
15
18
6
12
11
19
17
4
7
9
8
6
7
13
5
.619.
.455
.250
.375
6
2
17
26
8
.529
560
317
57
115
340
102
.639
.446
.533
.601
.586
9
71
226
834
.812
.657
.694
.444
.613
11
4
11
8
4
8
7
11
4
13
.733
.733
.500
.388
.233
(1st)
(1st)
(3rd)
(3rd)
(4th)
PACIFIC-8
(Round Robin)
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
(1st)
(2nd)
(4th)
(4th)
(3rd)
GeneTanselli
GeneTanselli
GeneTanselli
GeneTanselli
25
23
17
19
18
13
13
20
15
17
Genelanselli
JackRiley
JackRiley
JackRiley
JackRiley
JackRiley
13
15
18
28
24
20
Jack Riley
JackRiley
JackRiley
JackRiley
JackRiley
JackRiley
JackRiley
JackRiley
Genelanselli
.659
.639
.458
.659
.514
9
6
6
12
9
12
5
6
6
10
.351
2
.429
.462
.737
.674
.646
.500
.525
.673
.674
.659
.614
.488
.667
5
15
13
12
.600
.333
.429
.456
.375
(3rd-Tie)
(7th)
(5th)
(6th)
(6th)
.118
.277
.333
.722
.667
.667
.400
.267
)4th)
NORTHERN DIVISION
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
14th)
(1st)
(1st)
(2nd)
(2nd)
(2nd)
(3rd)
(2nd)
1981
1982
1983
list)
(4th)
(2nd)
(2nd)
1984
1985
31
21
10
15
31
17
22
22
21
19
33
29
29
27
22
34
16
14
15
17
23
17
6
13
12
12
6
4
5
6
6
9
11
8
9
11
7
16
17
8
7
11
11
12
12
.471
.611
.667
.708
.500
.500
14th)
)3rd)
list)
(2nd)
(2nd)
(3rd)
(3rd)
(2nd)
(2nd)
(1st)
(1st)
(4th/2nd-T)
(3rd-Tie/lst-T)
Series Records (1952-1985)
Pacific-lO Conference Opponent Series Since 1952
Northern Division
Eastern Washington
W-L
Gonzaga
Portland
Portland State
Washington
Washington State
12-7
PCT.
.632
11-]
.611
52-17
52-22
.754
.703
.582
.404
.544
163-11]
116-171
406-341
TOTALS
Southern Division
Arizona
Arizona State
California
W-L
USC
Stanford
5-16
6-18
UCLA
TOTALS
3-11
29-81
PCT.
.278
3-8
5-12
7-16
.294
.304
.238
.250
.214
.264
Oregon State Vs. Non-Conference Opponents (1952-1985)
Air Force
4-0
Boise State
1-0
Brigham Young
5-2
Cal Davis
1-1
Cal Irvine
0-1
Cal Poly SLO
2-1
Cal Riverside
4-3
Cal Santa Barbara
3-5
Cal State Fullerton
0-4
Cal State Los Angeles
1-3
Chapman
2-1
Chico State
10-4
Colorado
1-0
Colorado State
2-0
Concordia
1-0
Cornell
First meeting
Delaware
1-0
Duke
Eastern Michigan
Eastern Oregon
0-1
0-1
1-0
Fresno State
George Fox
Grambllng
Grand Canyon
Hawaii
Harvard
Hayward State
Humboldt State
Idaho
Kansas State
LaVerne
Lewis and Clark
Lewis-Clark State
Linfield
Long Beach State
Loyola Marymount
Maine
Missouri
Montana
Montana State
3-15
2-0
1-0
3-1
5-2
1-0
3-1
0-1
37-15
0-1
1-0
28-4
2-3
44-12
1-2
1-0
1-0
1-0
2-0
1-0
Nevada - Las Vegas . . . 0-3
3-0
Nevada - Reno
0-3
Northern Arizona
Notre Dame
. . First meeting
0-1
Oklahoma
Oral Roberts
1-3
Oregon (dropped 1981) . 65-63
Oregon Tech
12-0
.
.
Pacific
Pepperdine
31-1
Puget Sound
Sacramento State
San Diego
San Diego State
San Francisco
San Jose State
Santa Clara
Seattle
Seton Hall
10-3
Southern Oregon
8-1
-17--
2-4
3-0
0-1
3-3
2-0
5-8
3-6
5-3
1-0
St. John's, NY
St. Mary's, CA
Stanislaus State
SW Louisiana
1-0
1-1
1-1
0-1
0-1
Texas
Tulane
Tulsa
First meeting
2-0
University of Pacific
Utah
Valdosta State
Vanport
Western Oregon (OCE)
Western Washington
Westmont
.
.
.
.
.
3-2
2-0
1-0
1-0
39-6
1-0
2-0
2-0
28-7
Whitman
Willamette
Wisconsin . . . . First meeting
1-0
Wyoming
(Bold face indicates a 1986 OSU
opponent.)
1985 Oregon State Results
RECORD: 34-17 (HOME: 14-5
AWAY: 12-11
EXTRA INNING GAMES: 1-0)
DATE
OPPONENT (LOCATION)
At Chico State
Mar.
At Chico State
Mar.
2 At Chico State
Mar.
3 Pacific
Mar.
Mar.
6 Western Oregon
10 Western Oregon
Mar.
Mar.
10 Western Oregon
Mar. 23 At UC Riverside
Mar. 25 San Diego State (Riverside)
Mar. 26 Missouri (Riverside)
Mar. 27 Arizona State (Riverside)
Mar. 29 UC Riverside (Riverside)
Mar. 29 Harvard (Riverside)
30 Air Force (Riverside)
Mar.
Mar.
30 UCLA(Riverside)
30 San Diego State (Riverside)
Mar.
NEUTRAL: 8-i
NCAA DIV I: 22-14 STREAK: L2
(27 League Games/36 NCAA Division I Games)
SCORE
4-10
9-8
36-12
7-0
26-4
5-0
6-7
6-9
4-3
11-10
13-2
5-3
13-10
5-2
14-6
6-5
SHUTOUTS: 3-1
ONE-RUN GAMES: 7-3
GW RBI
PITCHERS OF RECORD
-
Vidales/RUSHING0-1
WILLIAMS 1-0/Egger
SIPPLE i-0/Hnnssy
PAYNE 1-0/Kawaguchi
RUSHING 1-1/Kuykndl
SIPPLE 2-0/Wolfe
Gjesdal/RUSHING 1-2
Potestlo/RUSHING 1-3
SIPPLE 3-0/Arnsberg
DAULTON 1-0/Reed
RUSHING 2-3,Thorpe
PAYNE 2-0/Krumheuer
WILLIAMS 2-0/Marchok
BRUNDAGE 1-0/Miller
HULSTROM 1-0/Conine
None
Krafve-1
Hellar-i
Krafve-2
Hellar-2
-
-
1-i
2-1
3-1
4-1
5-i
5-2
Krafve-3
Wllms-2
Hamltn-i
Ml Ink-i
Wllms-3
10-3
11-3
12-3
13-3
Wllms-i
Ganter-i
N.D.
RECORD
0-1
5-3
6-3
7-3
8-3
9-3
Hetlar-3
SIPPLE 4-0/Haar
RECORD
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Apr.
Apr.
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Apr.
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May
May
May
May
May
2 PORTLAND
3 Wil lamette
4 AT PORTLAND
6 EASTERN WASHINGTON
6 EASTERN WASHINGTON
9 PORTLAND
10 Oregon Tech
2-1
3-1
(9)
9-1
4-0
7-8
9-8
AT WASHINGTON STATE
13 AT WASHINGTON STATE
14 AT GONZAGA
14 AT GONZAGA
17 Linfield
20 AT PORTLAND STATE
20 AT PORTLAND STATE
21 ATWASHINGTON
13
3-5
2-9
11-3
5-1
2-5
3-5
21 ATWASHINGTON
5-2
13-4
7-4
25 AtWillamette
27 WASHINGTON
27 WASHINGTON
28
0-4
4-3
9-6
6-11
9-14
5-15
6-4
8-4
15-8
PORTLAND STATE
28 PORTLAND STATE
30 At Linfield
3 GO N ZAGA
3 GO N ZAGA
4 WASHINGTON STATE
4 WASHINGTON STATE
12-1
6 At Western Oregon
8 AT PORTLAND
11 AT EASTERN WASHINGTON
ii AT EASTERN WASHINGTON
17 WASHINGTON STATE ###
18 WASHINGTON ###
19 WASHINGTON STATE ###
4-8
12-0
2-3
9-6
2-4
8-7
5-2
4-2
SIPPLE 5-0/Melton
BRUNDAGE 2-0/Calkins
Wilson/RUSHING 2-4
BRUNDAGE 3-0/Bauer
BRUNDAGE 4-0/Ramberg
SIPPLE 6-0/Wilson
RUSHING 3-4/Kaser
Allen/WILLIAMS 2-1
FINCH 1-0/Rainey
Harris/BRUNDAGE 4-1
Rainey/RUSHING 3-5
PAYNE 3-0/Christie
SIPPLE 7-0/Olin
Cullison/PAYNE 3-1
Tjaarda/BRUNDAGE 4-2
RUSHING 4-5/Moe
SIPPLE 8-0/Lessard
SIPPLE 9-0/Blouin
James/HULSTROM 1-1
Brckmllr/FINCH 1-1
Cullison/RUSHING 4-6
DAULTON 2-0/Christie
SIPPLE i0-0/Suarez
DAULTON 3-OiToliver
BRUNDAGE 5-2/Hathaway
Allen/HULSTROM 1-2
DAULTON 4-0/Schndlr
Wilson/HULSTROM 1-3
BRUNDAGE6-2/BIum
Olson/SIPPLE 10-1
HULSTROM 2-3/Crrthrs
Bowen-i
BRUNDAGE7-2/Blouin
HULSTROM 3-3/Sajonia
Brndge-3
Brndge-2
14-3
15-3
15-4
16-4
17-4
18-4
19-4
19-5
20-5
20-6
20-7
21-7
22-7
22-8
22-9
23-9
24-9
25-9
25-10
25-11
25-12
26-12
27-12
28-12
29-12
29-13
30-13
None
30-14
31-14
Lambert-1
Bowen-2
Klug-i
Wllms-4
Rice-i
None
-
Mllnk-2
Brndge-i
-
Hamltn-2
Lambert-2
Krafve-4
-
Wllms-5
Duke-i
Ham ltn-3
Bowen-3
-
Ham ltn-3
31-15
32-15
33-15
34-15
-
34-16
34-17
Lam bert-3
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24 Pepperdine$$$)Stanford)
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VINYLS
JIM MYHRE
PHONE (503) 754-9402
2811 N.W. Grant Ave., Corvallis, Oregon 97330
18-
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12-12
(Riverside) - Riverside Baseball Invit. game
PAINT
GO BEAVERS
i-i
*****
TIM MADRON
WALLPAPERS NOW
1-0
1985 Beaver Baseball Statistics
NAME
Brundage, David
Williams, Quinn
Lam bert,Tim
Fasel, Tim
Bowen, Ken
Hamilton, Gary
Rice, Lance
KIug, Scott
Mallinak, Mel
Ceasar, Lestee
Hellar, Derek
Payne, Chris
Krafve, Keith
Duke, Richard
Ganter, Bryan
Terrell, James
Daniels, Tom
Finch, Scott
Buehler, Knute
Daulton, Ron
Hulstrom, Bryce
Ordway, Jeff
Rushing, Jon
Sipple, John
OREGON STATE
OPPONENT
PITCHING
NAME
Daulton, Ron
Payne, Chris
BAT
H RBI AVG 2B 3B HR TB
181 3] 67
40 .370 10 3
4 95
159 39 57 42 .358 14 1 3 82
60 12 21 10 .350 4 0 0 25
AB
G
49
50
35
8
50
R
.417
.491
3
2
115 34 30
125 17 30
97 18 22
25
22
15
2
.174
15
7
94 27 30
122 2] 38
73 21 22
33
44
16
35
10
29
0
7
61
4
0
0
9
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
26
56
6
4 48
.41]
0
3]
2
30
5
.296
.309
.217
.250
.478
.463
.492
1
0
0
2
.39]
0
16
0
0
0
0
0
.000
0
0
1645379505 341
1609273455 237
.307 98
.283 76
APP GS CGSHO SV W- L
0
0
1
2
0
4
1
1
1
1
Sipple, John
Brundage, David
Hulstrom, Bryce
Rushing, Jon
Williams, Quinn
Finch, Scott
Buehler, Knute
23
6
19
19
8
4
0
2
1] 7
14 10
3
0
2
1
1
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
OREGON STATE
OPPONENT
51
51
ii
51
51
9
0
0
4310734210-
ERA
3.41
3.78
0
1
IP
37.0
45.2
4.53 103.2
2
3
4.63
5.48
5.55
6.92
8.94
3
6
1
1
68.0
69.0
55.1
18.2
0
0
BF
164
208
458
301
322
269
91
78
15.1
AB
H
138
40
48
171
395 109
257
278
216
79
69
6
5
70
3
4
2
59
63
.931
2
75
48
10
0
3
3-
1
81
1
3
0
.974
.965
.960
.970
.979
.976
.000
1
.929
20 33
1
0
0
2
3
1
12
12
1
3
22
24
0
02-
0
2
0
13
3
2
3
0
3
0
0
13 19
0
3
0
033-
0
85
214
40
22
5
12
15
3
2
1 04001-0
11
5
69
77
63
25
37
21
17
48
44
18
0
0-
0
0
8
0-
0
0 000 00-0
0 000 00-0
3
0
10
0-
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
11
2
0
Won
16
15
12
12
11
10
8
League Games
Lost
Pct.
8
.66]
9
12
12
13
14
16
.625
.500
.500
.458
.417
.333
GB
-
Won
5
6
8
21
23
23
24
22
Won
Lost
3
0
2
2
1
2
0
2
Won
Lost
3
1
3
2
4
4
12
17
253.917
561
483
Northern Division Tournament at Pullman, WA
Washington State
Washington
Portland State
Nebraska
OREGON STATE
1
0
2
2
SO HBWP BLK P0
1
4
21
20
1
3
0
1
2
2
28
19
4
4
1
2
7
4
2
6
2
5]
2
6
6
1
2
0
5
1
0
1
48
38
42
75
35
42
34
8
2
53
2
5
1
0
3
6
2
40
4
4
0
1
1
0
2
41
9
1]
1
4
0
0
0
0
0
292 1] 33
3
15
257 16 34
2
8
14
15
3 2011
1
1
1
6
2
235
273
ii
1
001 00
1
L2
L2
L2
Li
Wi
Wi
Pct.
1.000
.500
.333
.000
Pct.
.750
.500
.333
.000
Lestee Ceasar
-19-
.960
.945
2
REGIONAL RESULTS
NCAA Western I Regional at Stanford, CA
Stanford
Pepperdine
75
99
14
19
52
TOURNEY RESULTS
OREGON STATE
0 1.000
6
1
8
Overall
Lost
Strk.
Li
22
45
36
34
33
26
42
1
.929
1
00.000
FINAL NORTHERN DIVISION STANDINGS
School
WashingtonState
Washington
OREGONSTATE
PortlandState
Gonzaga
Eastern Washington
Portland
0 1.000
0 1.000
1
16 51- 29 1245
17 28- 21 1226
BB
1
00.000
0
0
0
0
0
R ER HR SF SH
29
63
0
0
00-
3
0
0
0
1
0
0
14
1
1
0 15.00
1.2
10
3
4 10 34- 1] 4.92 415.0 1901 1609 455 273 227 18 1] 23
1
2 1]- 34 6.95 408.2 1990 1645 505 379 315 33 27 27
0
91
262-
.920
.906
.990
.948
1
4
.432 27 27273257
.392 17 23235292
0
5
1
2
8
2
21
.435
.375
0
46
13
7
7 33716
9 18603
2
0
1.750
20
3
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
0
6
8
.000
.000
.000
9
160
4
0200.000000 0
0000.000000 0
.111
0
2
.992
.935
.976
3
71
5
8
16
46
95
24
2
2
3 23 21
0
0
0
3
0
0
336
35
0
0-
FLD
750-
2
0
0
2
0
0
2 27 26
0
1
4
4
1
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
2
4-
2 13-
1
11
.111
7
PUT
OUT ASST ERR AVG
0 4031
00-1
35 23
3
2
4
6
0
51
18
0
0
8
3
3
51
2
19
4 35 24
0
3
0
6
1
2
.435
.447
.500
.356
.406
.545
18
1]
13
9
1
1
6
15
10
7 83
0 20
0 42
1222 1.167100 3
7
15
21
5
0
0
.451
2
0
23
9
31
1
4
3
0
0
11
41
9
13
14
6
.333
.477
.449
.488
.506
.500
.422
.389
.429
.387
.352
.322
.529
.412
.273
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
138 33 39
48
44
42
.332
.331
.326
.319
.311
.301
.283
.273
.261
.240
.227
46
41
.525
.516
933 1.3330004 3
193 40 64
92
169 44 56
48
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Oregon State Baseball Records
tndividual Records
HITFING
BATTING AVERAGE -
AT BATS-
RUNS-
HITS-
DOUBLES-
FIELDING
4, Carlo Petroni, 1959 vs.
Washington
4, Rick Gonzalez, 1977 vs. Oregon
4, Dave Backen, 1978 vs. Oral
Roberts
Season: 30, Dave Backen, 1978
Career: 56, Dave Backen 1978-81
Game:
ERRORS-
Season: .411, Dwayne Helbig, 1952
Career: .379, Jay Dean, 1952-55
Game: 9, Mel Cuckovich, 1972 vs.
Washington
9, Doug Miller, 1972 vs. Washington
Season: 193, Ken Bowen, 1985
Career: 593, Pete Rowe, 1974-77
Game: 6, Ken Bowen, 1985 vs. Chico State
6, Bobby Buob, 1954 vs.
Washington
6, Jim Ruggles, 1954 vs.
Washington
Season: 49, Jim Wilson, 1962
49, Jeff Doyle, 1977
49, Al Hunsinger, 1981
Career: 148, Todd Thomas, 1980-83
Game: 5 (5x5), Jay Dean, 1952 vs. Fresno
State
5 (5x5), Dave Hummel, 1971 vs.
California
5 (5x5), Dam Syverson, 1984 vs.
Washington State
5 (5x6), Jay Dean, 1955 vs.
Washington State
5(5x6),JerryYung,1979vs. Lewis
and Clark
5 (5x6), Ron Dyer, 1980 vs. Linfield
5 (5x7), Jack Pinion, 1954 vs.
Washington
Season: 68, Jerry Miller, 1978
68, Todd Thomas, 1983
Career: 186, Pete Rowe, 1974-76
Game: 3, Rich Harper, 1978 vs. Sacramento
PITCHING
INNINGS PITCHED-
HITS ALLOWEDVICTORIES-
WALKS ALLOWEDSTRIKEOUTS-
LOWEST ERA-
BEST WINNING %-
COMPLETE GAMESSHUTOUTS -
16, Greg Jurgenson, 1972 vs.
Washington
Season: 116.2, Cecil Ira, 1962
Career: 348.2, Ken Noble, 1975-78
Game: Not Available
Season: 109, John Sipple, 1985
Career: 348, Mike Gorman, 1979-82
Season: 12 (12-3), Cecil Ira, 1962
Career: 30 (30-17), Ken Noble, 1975-78
Game: Not Available
Season: 62, Jeff Reece, 1983
Career: 147, Scott Anderson, 1981-84
Game: 15, Scott Anderson, 1983 vs.
Game:
Gonzaga
Season: 121, Ken Forsch, 1968
Career: 258, Scott Anderson, 1981-84
Season: 1.07, Bill Oerding, 1960
Career: 1.79, Cecil Ira, 1961-63
Season: 1.000 (7-0), Jerry Johnson, 1970
1.000 (7-0), Bill Oerding, 1960
Career: .750 (27-9), Cecil Ira, 1961-63
.750 (18-6), Jeff Reece, 1981 -83
Season: 12, Cecil Ira, 1962
Career: 28, Cecil Ira, 1961-63
Season: 5, Cecil Ira, 1963
Career: Not Available
State
TRIPLES-
HOME RUNS-
3, Steve Rudolph, 1979 vs. Puget
Sound
3, Dan Pearson, 1979 vs. Puget
Sound
Season: 15, Bob McNair, 1978
Career: 31, Mickey Riley, 1980-83
31, Bob McNair, 1978-80
Game: 2, John Collins, 1980 vs. Western
Oregon
Season: 6, Jeff Doyle, 1977
6, Todd Thomas, 1983
Career: 13, Todd Thomas, 1980-83
Game: 3, Darryl Summer-field, 1968 vs.
Washington
3, Jim Wilson, 1982vs. Washington
State
3, Steve Smith, 1983 vs. Oregon
I RICHEY'S 1
Tech
RUNS BATTED IN-
TOTAL BASES -
STOLEN BASES-
Season: 21, Jim Wilson, 1982
Career: 28, Al Hunsinger, 1980-81
Game: 9, Ken Bowen, vs. Chico State
Season: 62, Jim Wilson, 1982
Career: 126, Bob McNair, 1978-80
Game: 14, Jim Wilson, 1982 vs.
Washington State
Game: 4, Steve Lyons, 1979 vs. Oregon
I
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Tech
WALKS RECEIVED-
STRUCK OUTHIT BY PITCH -
Season: 26, Jeff Doyle, 1977
26, Jeff Doyle, 1979
Career: 62, Todd Thomas, 1980-83
Game: 4, seven times, 1965-84
Season: 48, Rich Dodge, 1977
Career: 118, Mickey Riley, 1980-83
Game: 4, many times
Season: 39, Chris Newman, 1984
Game: 83, Bill Martinez, 1974-76
Game: Not Available
Season: 11, Todd Thomas, 1982
Career: 24, Todd Thomas, 1980-83
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Team Records
HITflNG
BATTING AVERAGE-
.307, 1985
AT BATS-
74, 1972 vs. Washington
Season
Game:
Season:
Game:
RUNSSeason:
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HITSGame:
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DOUBLESSeason:
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TRIPLESSeason:
HOME RUNSGame:
RUNS BATTED IN-
STOLEN BASES-
SACRIFICESWALKS RECEIVED-
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18, 1972 vs. Washington (20
innings)
Season: 257, 1985
Game: Not Available
Season: 39, 1982
Game: Not Available
Season: 46, 1978
Game:
STRUCK OUT-
1645, 1985
36 (36-12), 1985 vs. Chico State
379, 1985
26 (26-6), 1973 vs. Washington
Not Available
48 (36-12), 1985 vs. Chico State
Not Available
27, 1954 vs. Washington
505, 1985
10, 1979 vs. Puget Sound
98, 1985
4, 1980 vs. Western Oregon
19, 1983
6, 1966 vs. Oregon
6, 1966 vs. Oregon (twice)
6, 1978 vs. Puget Sound
40, 1980 and 1982
34, 1985 vs. Chico State
341, 1985
10, 1976 vs. BYU
10, 1980 vs. George Fox
10, 1983 vs. Western Oregon State
98, 1980
Not Available
54, 1985
22, 1985 vs. Chico State
286, 1980
Quinn Williams
HIT BY PITCH -
HIT INTO DPSFIELDING
Game: Not Available
Season: 101, 1977
Game: Not Available
Season: 49, 1978 and 1981
Season: .960, 1985
ERRORSDOUBLE PLAYSFIELDING %PITCHING
INNINGS PITCHED-
HITS ALLOWED-
WALKSSTRIKEOUTSVICTORIES -
DEFEATSBEST WINNING %WORSTWINNING %
SHUTOUTS-
Game: 20, 1972 vs. Washington
Season: 415, 1985
Game: Not Available
Season: 455, 1985
Game: Not Available
Season: 237, 1983
Game: 16, 1967 vs. Arizona State
Season: 292, 1985
Season: 34 (34-17), 1985
Season: 24 (13-24), 1972
Season: .917 (11-1), 1924
.813 (26-6), 1962
Season: .318 (7-15), 1937
Season: 8, 1976
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Oregon State Season Leaders
Hitting
Pitching
SEASON BAiTING (Mm. 12OAB)
.411 DwayneHelbig(1952)
.405DanCunningham (1971)
INNINGS PITCHED
116.2 Cecil Ira (1962)
108.1 ScottAnderson (1984)
.378A1 Lehrer (1963)
107.1 Jeff Reece (1983)
.374MickeyRiley(1982)
103.2John Sipple (1985)
STRIKEOUTS
1. 121 Ken Forsch (1968)
2. lOOJeifReece (1983)
3. 98ScottAnderson (1984)
4. 97DennyStraub(1964)
.371 Tom Simas (1975)
.370 Dave Brundage (1985)
.368Todd Thomas (1983)
103.1 Cecil Ira (1963)
5. 85 Cecil Ira (1963)
6. 84Mike Gorman (1982)
.364JerryMiIIer(1978)
.358QuinnWilliams(1985)
.356BobMcNair(1980)
99.2 Ken Noble(1976)
98.0 Ken Forsch (1968)
95.1 Ken Noble (1977)
93.1 EricSallee(1978)
93.0 Kyle Dunning (1980)
HITS ALLOWED
lo9JohnSipple(1985)
AT BATS
l93KenBowen(1985)
l88BobMcNair(1980)
l87JerryMilIer(1978)
100 Mike Gorman (1980)
98 Ken Noble (1977)
185 Todd Thomas(1983)
90 Cecil Ira (1963)
89 Mike Gorman (1981)
89 Ken Noble (1978)
181 Pete Rowe (1977)
181 Dave Brundage (1985)
62JeffReece(1983)
5oMarkNiles(1979)
48JohnSipple(1985)
46ScottAnderson (1983)
44ScottAnderson (1981)
42JeffReece(1981)
42 Bryce Hulstrom (1985)
42JerryJohnson (1968)
9. 41 Eric SaIIee(1978)
1. 68JerryMiiler(1978)
68 Todd Thomas(1 983)
3. 67BobMcNajr(1980)
67 Dave Brundage (1985)
64 Ken Bowen (1985)
61 Mickey Riley(1982)
58 Pete Rowe (1977)
4. 48Todd Thomas (1983)
5. 45 Steve Lyons (1980)
6. 44Jeff Doyle (1976)
44 Steve Smith (1983)
44 Gary Hamilton (1985)
43AlHunsinger(1980)
41 Mickey Riley(1982)
41 ToddThomas(1981)
1.66 Scott Anderson (1984)
1.82 Denny Tower (1967)
1.90 ScottAnderson (1976)
1.91 Jerry Johnson (1970)
WALKS
HITS
49 Jeff Doyle (1977)
49A1 Hunsinger(1981)
1.53JackHumphrey)1967)
83 Cecil Ira (1962)
83 Kyle Dunning (1980)
174 Jerry Miler (1977)
1. 49JimWilson(1982)
1.23 Cecil Ira (1962)
1.26 Ken Noble(1976)
1.46 Steve Clark (1964)
84MikeGorman (1982)
8. l79AlHunsinger(1980)
9. l74BobMcNair(1978)
RUNS
10. J6ScottAnderson(1977)
EARNED RUN AVERAGE (Mm. 40
Inn.)
1.07 Bill Oerding (1960)
1.11 LouTanselli (1979)
93 ScottAnderson (1983)
l83JeffDoyle(1977)
S7SteveSmith (1983)
57 Quinn Williams (1985)
10. S6GaryHamilton (1985)
7. 82 Cecil Ira (1962)
8. 79 Scott Anderson (1983)
79 Tony Perry(1969)
41 Jon Rushing (1985)
41 Jon Rushing (1984)
VICTORIES
12-3 Cecil Ira (1962)
11-3JeffReece(1983)
10-2JohnSipple(1985)
10-3 Cecil Ira (1963)
5. 9-2 Mike Gorman (1982)
9-2 ScottAnderson (1977)
9-4 Ken Noble (1976)
9-6 Ken Noble (1977)
9. 8-2 Kyle Dunning (1980)
8-3 Ken Forsch (1968)
8-3MikeGorman (1981)
8-4ScottAnderson (1983)
COMPLETE GAMES
l2CeciIIra(1962)
Jim Wilson
STOLEN BASES
11 Cecil Ira (1963)
1. 26JeffDoyle(1977)
11 ScottAnderson (1984)
26 Kim Bradshaw (1959)
25 Steve Lyons(1980)
24Jeff Doyle (1976)
21 Todd Thomas(1983)
9 Ken Noble (1976)
8 Steve Clark (1964)
7 Mark Niles (1979)
7EricSallee(1978)
7 Gail Meier(1976)
7JeffReece(1983)
10 6 Kyle Dunning (1980)
6 ScottAnderson (1977)
6Jack Humphrey(1966)
l9MickeyRiley(1982)
18 Steve Smith (1983)
l7ToddThomas(1981)
17 Mike Strutton (1983)
10. l6ToddThomas)1980)
16 Kim Bradshaw(1958)
16 Lute Barnes (1968)
HOME RUNS
DOUBLES
l5BobMcNair(1978)
l4KenBowen(1985)
14 Quinn Williams (1985)
4. l2PeteRowe(1976)
12 Jeff Doyle (1977)
12 Mickey Riley (1981)
7 11 Bob McNair(1977)
11 Jim Wilson (1981)
11 Rich Harper(1978)
11 Rich Gonzalez (1977)
1. 2lJimWilson(1982)
Ken Forscti
2. 15A1 Hunsinger(1981)
3. l4BobMcNair(1980)
4. 13A1 Hunsinger(1980)
5. l2SteveSmith (1983)
6. 11 Chris Newman (1983)
7. l0BobMcNair(1977)
8. 7 Steve Smith (1982)
7 Rich Dodge(1 977)
7 Gary Hamilton (1985)
7 Mel Mallinak (1985)
1340 AM
RUNS BATFED IN
62JimWilson(1982)
59BobMcNair(1980)
TRIPLES
1. 6JeffDoyle(1977)
6 Todd Thomas(1 983)
5 Lute Barnes(1968)
STwinkPederson(1956)
5 Dave Backen(1980)
6. 4 Eight players latest is
Todd Thomas (1982)
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54A1 Hunsinger(1981)
51 Al Hunsinger(1980)
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46BobMcNair(1978)
44 Pete Rowe(1977)
44 Kim Bradshaw(1959)
44 Ken Bowen(1985)
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9. 42QuinnWilliams(1985)
42 Gary Hamilton (1985)
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Oregon State Career Leaders
Hitting
BATTING (Mm. 260 AB)
.379 Jay Dean (1952-55)
.354DanCunningham
(197 1-73)
.346Twink Pederson
(1956-58)
.337 Larry Peterson
(1960-62)
.325Al Hunsinger)1980-81)
.324 Kim Bradshaw(1957-59)
.322 Bob Drahn (1974-76)
.3l9JerryMilIer(1976-78)
.3l7JeffDoyle(1975-77)
.317 Bill Wagner (1959-61)
.317 Steve Sm ith (1981-83)
AT BATS
593 Pete Rowe (1974-7])
565 Mickey Riley (1980-83)
553 Todd Thomas (1980-83)
Pitching
4. l7MikeGorman(1979-82)
83-84)
6. 12 Dave Backen (1978-81)
12 Steve Lyons (1979-81)
5. 262.2 Gail Meier)1973-76(
6. loJackHumphrey)1965-67)
6. 209.1 Pat Barry (1975-78)
11 Rich Dodge(1974-77)
11 Bill Martinez (1974-76)
11 Jerry Exley (1954-56)
(1965-67)
203.1 Jeff Reece (1981-83)
10 Mark Niles (1979-80)
8. 9 Steve Clark (1962-64)
9JeffReece(1981-83(
8.
(1971-73)
l30RobDrahn(1974-]6)
l29JerryMiller)1976-78)
129 Jeff Doyle (1975-77)
5. 16 Gail Meier(1973-76)
10. 8 Fourtied the IatestJohn
Sipple(1984- I
(1972-74)
186.1 DennyStraub(1961-64)
109 Pete Rowe 11974-77)
l08DaveBacken(1978-81)
107 Rich Dodge (1974-7])
96 Steve Lyons (1979-81)
92A1 Hunsinger(1980-82)
l4oDanCunningham
201.OGregJurgenson
1. l48ToddThomas)1980-83)
2. ll8MickeyRiley(1980-83)
3. lO9JeffDoyle)1975-77)
5O8BobMcNair(1978-81)
45] Steve Lyons (1979-81)
434Jim Grove (1979-82)
429 Lute Barnes (1967-69)
427 Bill Martinez(1974-76)
151 Dave Backen (1978-81)
205.2JackHumphrey
RUNS
98SteveSmith)1981-83)
97JimGrove(1979-82)
l69MickeyRiley)1980-83)
l64ToddThomas)1980-83)
l54Rich Dodge)1974-7])
l53BobMcNair(1978-80)
COMPLETE GAMES
1. 28Cecil Ira (1961-63)
2. 19 ScottAnderson (1981-84)
3. 18 Ken Noble (1975-78)
(1981-84)
4. 281.0 Cecil Ira (1961 -631
553 Dave Backen (1978-81)
523 Rich Dodge (1974-77)
HITS
186 Pete Rowe (1974-76)
INNINGS PITCHED
1. 348.2 Ken Noble(1975-78)
2. 328.2 Mike Gorman (1979-82)
3. 325.2 Scott Anderson
HOME RUNS
1. 28A1 Hunsinger)1980-81)
2. 27 Jim Wilson (1980-82)
27 Bob McNair(1978-80)
4. 21 Steve Smith (1981-83)
5. 16 Chris Newman 11980,
DOUBLES
1. 31 Mickey Riley(1980-83)
31 Bob McNair(19]8-81)
3. 30 Pete Rowe (1974-77)
4. 28JimWilson(1980-82)
28 Bill Gassaway (1979-82)
6. 26 Rich Dodge 11974-]])
7. 25JayDean(1952-54)
8. 24 Rich Harper)1975-78)
24 Dave Backen 11978-81)
10. 23RonDrahn(1974-76)
23Jim Grove(1979-82)
Cecil Ira
HITS ALLOWED
348 Mike Gorman (1979-82)
324 Ken Noble (1975-78)
291 Scott Anderson (1981 -84)
272 Gail Meier (1973-76)
TRIPLES
l3ToddThomas)1980-83)
l0ChuckFisk(1952-55)
9JeffDoyle(1975-77)
8 Dave Backen (1978-81)
7 Bob Beall (1968-70)
7 Lute Barnes (1967-69)
204 Cecil Ira (1961 -63)
201 Greg Jurgenson
(1972-74)
7 Bob McNair)1978-80)
l97PatBarry(1975-78)
l89JohnSipple(1984l88Jack Humphrey
8. 6SteveLyons(1979-81)
9. 5 Seven different players
RUNS BATTED IN
(1965-67)
l26BobMcNair)1978-80)
l64JeffReece(1981-83)
lloPeteRowe(19]4-7])
Scott Anderson
lO5Jim Wilson (1980-82)
105A1 Hunsinger(1980-81)
5. 103 Dave Backen (1978-81)
91 Steve Smith (1981-83)
STRIKEOUTS
258 ScottAnderson
WALKS
147 ScottAnderson)1981-84(
l46MikeGorman(1979-82)
l39JeffReece)1981-83(
89 Rich Dodge (1974-77)
88RobDrahn(1974-77)
97JerryJohnsonll98l-83(
88 Steve Lyons 11979-81)
10. 86 Mickey Riley 11980-83)
94Wayne Burns(1971-73)
9OMarkNiles(1979-80)
STOLEN BASES
62ToddThomas)1980-82(
54Jeff Doyle (1979-81)
46 Steve Lyons (1979-811
34MickeyRiley(1980-83)
32Jim Grove (1979-82)
31 Mike Strutton (1981,83-841
25 Lute Barnes (1967-69)
141 Jack Humphrey)1965-67(
2.15 ScottAnderson
(1981 -831
2.53 Pat Barry (1975-78)
2.56 Mark Niles (1979-80)
2.61 Bailey Brem (1952-54)
2.66 Denny Straub(1961-64)
2.66 DennyTower (1966-681
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l85JeffReece(1981-83)
82 Jon Rushing (1984-85)
82 Leon Criner(1959-61)
2.58BillOerding(1959-61)
Al Hunsinger
22] Cecil Ira (1961-63)
212 Ken Noble (1975-78)
198 Gail Meier(1973-75)
194 Denny Straub(1961-64)
184 Ken Forsch (1967-68)
100 Inn.)
1.79 Cecil Ira (196163)
1.92 Steve Clark (1962-64)
2.12 Ken Forsch (1967-68)
41 Steve Smith (1981 -83)
40 Rich Dodge (1974-77)
234MikeGorman(19]9-82)
88JohnSipple(1984- I
84JackHumphrey(1965-67)
EARNED RUN AVERAGE (Mm.
44 Kim Bradshaw (1957-59)
(1981-84)
l55JerryJohnson(1968-70)
VICTORIES
30-17 Ken Noble (1975-78)
28-16 Mike Gorman (1979-82)
27-9 Cecil Ira (1961 -63)
25-17 Scott Anderson
(1981-84)
19-12 Gail Meier)19]3-76)
18-6 JeffReece)1981-83)
16-6 GaryMoore(1958-60)
16-7 Pat Barry (1975-78)
9. 14-5 Steve Clark(1962-64)
14-9 DennyStraub)1961-64)
14-13 Jack Humphrey
(1965-68)
All-America, All-Region, All-Conference
ALL-AMERICA: (7)
1952 Dwayne Helbig, OF
1953 Bailey Brern, P
1954 Jay Dean, lB
1955 Jay Dean, 16
1960 Larry Petersen, OF
1962 Cecil Ira, P
1982 Jim Wilson, lB
DISTRICT EIGHT,REGION NINE: (25)
1949 Frank Roelandt, C
1950 Gene Tanselli, SS
1951 John Thomas, C
1952 Dwayne Helbig, OF
Bailey Brem, P
1953 Bailey Brem, P
John Thomas, C
Edward Shirtcliff, OF
1954 Jay Dean, lB
1905 Jay Dean, lB
1957 Twink Pedersen, 3B
1959 Jerry Droscher, OF
1960 Larry Petersen, OF
1962 Cecil Ira, P
1963 Cecil Ira, P
Al Lehrer, OF
1976 Pete Rowe, C
1977 Jeff Doyle, 2B"
1978 Bob McNair, 15"
1982 Jim Wilson, lB
Mike Gorman, P"
Mickey Riley, 25"
1984 Scott Anderson, F"
1985 Dave Brundage, lB
John Sipple, P"
Ken Bowen, SS"
ALL-NORTHERN DIVISION/ALL-PA C-8: (86)
1966 Jack Humphrey, P
1948 Chuck Sauvain, P
1967 Tom Jones, 15'
1949 Frank Roelandt, C
Bob Kaiser, OF"
1950 Don White, P
Gene Tanselli, SS
Jack Humphrey, P"
1968
Tom
Jones, 1B"
Pete Goodbrod, OF
Ken Forsch, P"
1952 Dwayne Helbig, OF
1969 Lute Barnes, SS"
Bailey Brem, P
1953 Bailey Brem, P
Norb Wellman, P
Jay Dean, lB
Bud Shirtcliff, OF
1954 Jay Dean, lB
Chuck Fisk, 26
Jack Pinion, OF
1955 Jay Dean, lB
Jerry Exley, OF
1956 Jerry Exley, OF
1957 Twink Pedersen, 36
Tom Hunt, OF
1958 Gary Moore, P
Gene Bates, lB
Tom Bowen, 38
1959 Bill Wagner, 3B
Kim Bradshaw, OF
Jerry Droscher, OF
1960 Bill Wagner, 38
Larry Petersen, OF
1961 Bill Wagner, 3B
Grimm Mason, OF
1962 Cecil Ira, P
Al Lehrer, 36
1963 Cecil Ira, P
Dave Long, 26
Doug Stahl, SS
Al Lehrer, OF
Frank Peters, OF
1964 Steve Clark, P
1966 Morrell Crary, C
Ron Lucas, SS
1970 Bob Bcall, lB
Dave Wiggins, UT
1971 Dan Cunningham, UT"
1972 Dan Cunningham, UT"
1974 Greg Jurgenson, P
Pete Rowe, OF
Rob Drahn, OH
1975 Pete Rowe, C
Gail Meier, P
Ramon Gonzalez, OF
1983 Jeff Reece, P""
Syverson, 35
Dam
Todd Thomas, UT
Steve Smith, OF
1984 Scott Anderson, P
Syverson, 3B
Dam
1985 Dave Brundage, lB
John Sipple, P
Quinn Williams, 3B
Mel Malliriak, 25
Ken Bowen, SS
- 2nd team
- Player of the Year
Tom Simas, UT
1976 Pete Rowe, C
Ken Noble, P
Jeff Doyle, UT
1977 Pete Rowe, C
Jeff Doyle, 25
Rich Dodge, OF
1978 Rich Harper, C
Bob McNair, lB
Jerry Miller, OF
Jerry Yung, UT
1979 Dave Backen, UT
1980 Bob McNair, lB
Al Hunsinger, 3B
1981 Al Hunsurger, 16"'
Dave Backen, UT
Todd Thomas, OF
1982 Jim Wilson, lB""
Mike Gorman, P
Mickey Riley, 26
Jim Grove, OF
Dwayne He/big
Dave Brundage
Team Awards
VICTOR BROWN JR. TROPHY - Most Outstanding Player
The memorial trophy is given by the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity in honor of the late OSU outfielder, who was killed lfl World War II.
1947 Don Bower, 2B
1950 Gene Tanselli, SS
1953 Bud Shirtcliff, OF
1956 Dan Loveioy, C
1959 Kim Bradahaw, OF
1962 Larry Petersen, OF
1965 Morrell Crary, C
1968 Tom Tracey, OF
1971 Doug Miller, OF
1974 Rob Drahn, INF
1977 Jeff Doyle, 28
1980 Bob McNair, 16
1983 Jeff Reece, P
1949 Frank Roelandt, C
1952 Don White, P
1948 Harry Richards, 28
1951 Don Taylor, lB
1954 Jay Dean, lB
1957 Syl Johnson, P
1960 Jerry Droscher, OF
1963 Al Lehrer, OF
1966 Ron Lucas, SS
1969 Tim Gleason, C
1972 Doug Miller, OF
1975 Tom Simas, 26
1978 Bob McNair, lB
1981 Al Hunsinger, lB
1984 Scott Anderson, P
1955 Jay Dean, lB
1958 Tom Bowen, 3B
1961 Grimm Mason, OF
1964 Steve Clark, P
1967 Bill Bonser, C
1970 Bob Beall, INF
1973 Dan Cunningham, OF
1976 Pete Rowe, C
1979 Bob Flynn, P
1982 Jim Wilson, lB
1985 Dave Brundage, lB-P
BILL CLOYES AWARD - Most Outstanding Pitcher
Bill Cloyes was an ex-OSU pitcher.
1955 Lowell Pearce
1958 Ray Lunde
1961 Leon Criner
1964 Steve Clark
1967 Jack Humphrey
1970 Jerry Johnson
1973 Gail Meier
1976 Ken Noble
1979 Bob Flynn
1962 Mike Gorman
1985 John Sipple
1956 Dan Lovejoy
1959 Gary Moore
1962 Cecil Ira
1965 Wayne Swango
1968 Ken Forsch
1971 Greg Lebeck
1974 Greg Jurgenson
1977 Scott Anderson
1980 Kyle Dunning
1983 Jeff Reece
1957 Syl Johnson
1960 Bill Oerding
1963 Cecil Ira
1966 Jack Humphrey
1969 Jim Powell
1972 Greg Jurgenson
1975 Gail Meier
1978 Eric Sallee and Pat Barry
1981 John Collins
1984 Scott Anderson
1974 Gary Beck, 3B
1977 Jerry Miller, OF
1975 Tom Simas, 35
1978 Jerry Yung, 36
1981 John Collins, P
1984 Scott Anderson, P
BILL BONSER AWARD - Most Improved Player
Bill Bonser is an ex-OSU catcher.
1973 Tom Apa, C
1976 Jeff Doyle, 2B
1979 Dave Backen, OF and Mark Niles, P
1982 Sill Gassaway, P
1985 Ken Bowen, SS
1980 Bob McNair, lB
1983 Chris Newman, lB
GOLD GLOVE AWARD - Most Outstanding Fielder
1973 Ty Gorton, 2B
1976 Jeff Doyle, 2B
1979 Steve Lyons, OF
1982 Mickey Riley, SS
1985 Ken Bowen, SS
1974 Ramori Gonzalez, OF
1977 Jeff Doyle, 26 and Rich Dodge, SS
1980 Steve Lyons, 3B
1983 Mickey Riley, 26
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1975 Ramon Gonzalez, OF
1978 Jerry Yung, 35
1981 Al Hunsinger, lB
1984 Ken Bowen, 2B
Oregon State Lettermen
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Allen, Mark 1982-83
Anderson, Scott 1976-77
Anderson, Scott 1981-82-83-84
Apa, Tom 1972-73
Ayo, Keke 1983-84
B
Backen, Dave 1978-79-80-81
Backman, Mike 1975
Bailey, Brian 1960-61 -62
Bailey, Ken 1973-74
Baker, Gary 1959-60-61
Barnes, Lute 1967-68-69
Barry, Pat 1975-76-77-78
Bates, Gene 1958
Beall, Bob 1969-70-71
Beall, Jim 1970-71-72
Beck, Gary 1972-73-74-75
Bell, Thurman 1964-65-66
Benson, Cleve 1968-69
Berg, Ralph 1952
Bergstrom, Bob 1937
Berreman, Box 1958-59
Bettendorf, Jerry 1955-56
Bishop, Bob 1979-80-81 -82
Bonser, Bill 1965-66-67
Bowen, Jack, 1956-57
Bowen, Ken 1984-85
Bowen, Tom 1956-57-58
Boyd, Jeff 1978
Bradshaw, Kim 1957-58-59
Brem, Bailey 1951 -52-53
Brown, Larry 1968
Brundage, Dave 1984-85
Buehler, Knute 1983-84
Buehler, Larry 1972-73
Buob, Bobby 1952-53-54-55
Burns, Wayne 1971 -72-73
C
Callahan, Ralph 1932
Calvin, Todd 1984
Cave, Jim 1972
Ceasar, Lestee 1984-85
Chamberlain, Tom 1975-76-77
Chapman, Kirk 1962-63
Charbonneau, Joe 1975
Clark, Steve 1962-83-64
Cleveland, Andy 1964-65
Clingman, Otis 1953
Cloud, Marty 1983
Coleman, Ralph 1954
Collins, John 1980-81
Conrad, Brian 1983
Cramer, Bob 1978
Crary, Morrell 1963-64-65
Criner, Leon 1960-61
Critser, Roy 1959-60
Crosthmaite, Harry 1956-57
Crow, Steve 1967-68-69
Crownover, Tim 1978
Cuckovich, Mel 1971 -72-73
Cunningham, Dan 1971 -72-73
D
Daniels, Curt 1970
Daniels, Tom 1985
Daulton, Ron 1984-85
Day, Bruce 1960-81
Dean, Jay 1952-53-54-55
DeHass, Marlin 1955
DeMorest, Harry 1961 -62-63
Dodge, Rich 1974-75-76-77
Doupe, Paul 1969-70-71
Doyle, Jeff 1975-76-77
Drahn, Rob 1974-75-76
Droscher, Jerry 1958-59-60
Duke, Richard 1984-85
Dunning, Kyle 1980-81
Dyer, Ron 1979-80-81
E
Ediger, Melvin 1954
Edwards, Allen 1951
Eilers, Michael 1964
Endicott, Steve 1970
Bxley, Jerry 1954-55-56
N
Humphrey, Jack 1965-66-67
Hunsinger, Al 1980-8t
Hunt, Tom 1955-56-57
Hurley, Kim 1975-76
lubell, Richard 1955
Ira, Cecil 1961 -62-63
Jackson, Bruce 1972-73-74
Jarvis, Jim 1964-65
Jenks, Jim 1953-54
Johnson, Chris 1970
Johnson, Jerry 1968-69-70
Johnson, Lindsey 1981 -82-83-84
Johnson, Syl 1955-56-57
Johnston, Danny 1952-53
Jones, Johnny Ray 1976
Jones, Tom 1966-67-68
Jurgenson, Greg 1972-73-74
K
Kaiser, Bob 1965-66-67
Keck, Mike 1970
F
Fasel, tim 1984
Finch, Scott 1985
Fisk, Chuck 1952-53-54-55
Flynn, Bob 1978-79
Forsch, Ken 1967-68
Frederick, John 1957
G
Gallagher, Shane 1982-83
Gambee, Dave 1956-57
Ganter, Bryan 1984-85
Garner, Ron 1971 -72-73
Gassaway, Bill 1979-80-81 -82
Gee, Dennis 1972
Gentz, Keith 1973
Gianotti, Mike 1977-78
Gleason, Tim 1968-69
Gonzalez, Ramon 1974-75
Gonzalez, Rick 1977-78
Goodbrod, Peter 1952
Goodell, Ryan 1969-70
Gorman, Mike 1979-80-81-82
Grove, Jim 1979-80-81-82
Guidotti, Al 1954-55-56
H
Hamilton, Gary 1983-84-85
Hammack, Sterling 1960
Hurle, Warren 1957-58
Harper, Rich 1975-76-77-78
Hatch, Philip 1963
Hays, Stan 1953-54
Hayward, Dave 1961 -62-63
Helbig, Dwuyne 1955
Hellaç Derek 1985
Heniges, Dave 1966
Hilliard, Gene 1961 -62-63
Hobbs, Tom 1964-65-66
Holbrook, Rob 1979-80-83
Houck, Carlos 1952
Hulstrom, Bryce 1984-85
Kirchem, Herb 1979
Kiug, Scott 1985
Krafve, Keith 1983-84-85
Krafve, Ralph 1953
Laberge, Kevin 1954
Lambert, Tim 1985
Landrum, Ken 1977
Lebeck, Greg 1969-70-71
Lee, Terry 1969-70-71
Lehrer, Al 1962-63
Long, Dave 1962-63
Lovejoy, Dan 1955-56-57
Luby, Dan 1957-58-59
Lucas, Roe 1965-66-67
Lunde, Ray 1958-59-60
Lyons, Steve 1979-80-81
M
Maddox, Curt 1983-84
Mallinak, Mel 1983-85
Markham, Terry 1964-65
Martin, Bob 1970-71 -72
Martinez, Bill 1974-75-76
Mason, Don 1971
McFadden, Dave 1957-58
McGowan, Joel 1972-73
McNair, Bob 1978-79-80-81
Meier, Gail 1973-74-75-76
Mendazona, Henry 1963
Merrill, Zed 1975
Miller, Doug 1970-71-72
Miller, Jerry 1976-77-78
Mohier, Everell 1954
Moore, Gary 1958-59-60
More, Richard 1955
Muench, Gregg 1982-83
Myers, Jeff 1982-83-84
Myhre, Joe 1974-75
Neal, Travis 1983
Negri, Frank 1957
Nelson, Edwin 1953
Newman, Chris 1980-83-84
Nierman, Jim 1954
Niles, Mark 1979-80
Noble, Ken 1975-76-77-78
Noel, John 1971 -72-73-74
0
Oerding, Bill 1960-61
Oliphant, Jeff 1981
Olson, Steve 1963-64
O'Neill, Dan 1983
P
Paine, Fred 1957-58
Paul, Mike 1975-76-77
Payne, Chris 1985
Pearce, Lowell 1956-57-58
Pearson, Dan 1978-79
Pederson, Twink 1956-57-58
Perry, Tony 1969-70
Peters, Frank 1963-64
Petersen, Larry 1960-61 -62
Petroni, Carlo 1959-60-61
Phillips, Jim 1957-58
Piesker, Mark 1979-80
Pinion, Jack 1954
Plante, Rich 1974
Plato, Bruce 1977-7B
Poling, Dow 1956
Pomerenke, Garry 1972-73
Pope, Jim 1968
Powell, Jim 1968-69
Preston, Robin 1972
R
Reece, Jeff 1981-82-83
Reinking, Bill 1960
Renne, Steve 1968-69-70
Rice, Lance 1985
Rich, Larry 1968-69-70
Richter, Gary 1977-78-79
Riley, Mickey 1980-81-82-83
Rothstrom, Ray 1953-54-55
Rowe, Pete 1974-75-76-77
Rudolph, Steve 1976-77-78-79
Sproul, Jerry 1979
Stahl, Doug 1962-63-64
Stephenson, Jack 1954-55
Stevens, Ron 1963-64
Stolsig, John 1956
Straub, Dennis 1962-63-64
Stronach, Charles 1963
Strutton, Mike 1983-84
Summerfield, Darryl 1966-67-68
Summers, Rick 1968
Smango, Wayne 1964-65-66
Swedberg, Steve 1972-73
Syverson, Dam
1981 -82-83-84
T
Tanselli, Gene 1951
Tanselli, Lou 1979-80
Taylor, Donald 1951
Terrell, James 1983-84
Thomas, John 1951 -52-53
Thomas, Todd 1980-81-82-83
Tower, Denny 1966-67-68
Tracey, Tom 1967-68
Trauk, Rodger 1964-65
U
Umemoto, Bob 1972-73
V
Vanderbundt, Skip 1969
Vannice, Kenneth 1959
Viastelica, Tony 1955
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Wagner, Bill 1959-60-61
Walker, Larry 1958-59
Weaver, Richard 1956
Webster, Bob 1979-80
Weide, Karl 1971
Wellman, Norb 1952-53
West, Ken 1980-81
Wheeler, Todd 1981 -82
White, Don 1953
Whitelaw, John 1960-61
West, Francis 1959
\Atlkins, Steve 1975-76
Wlliams, Quinn 1983-84-85
VVilson, Dick 1965-56
Wilson, Jim 1980-81-82
Wthrow, Jim 1954-55
S
Sallee, Eric 1978
Schlottmann, Charlie 1975-76-7
Selberg, Eric 1966-67
Sham, Pat 1979-80-81-82
Shirtcliff, Bud 1951 -52-53
Simas, Tom 1974-75
Simmons, Dave 1977-78
Sipple, John 1984-85
Skoog, Jim 1965-66-67
Skriver, Larry 1971 -72-73-74
Smith, Clayton 1961
Smith, Steve 1981-82-83
South, Veeder 1963-64-65
V
Young, Wayne 1970
Yung, Jerry 1976-78-79
z
Zaniker, Frank 1956-57
HONORARY LETI'ERMAN
Haibrook, Scott 1982
Our menu features a selection of sandwiches, seafood
and the finest steaks in the Willamette Valley.
Try our pies and pastries from our bakery.
Breakfast served anytime, vegetarian and light dinners and salad bar available.
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Downtown Corvallis
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Oregon State Players in The Professional Ranks
(1964-1985)
1964: Frank Peters, Baltimore Orioles, INF
1967: Jack Humphrey, Houston Astros, P
1968: Ken Forsch, Houston Astros and California Angels, P
1969: Lute Barnes, New York Mets, 2B
1970: Bob Beall, Philadelphia Phillies and Atlanta Braves, lB
1974: Greg Jurgenson, Houston Astros, P
1975: Ramon Gonzalez, Seattle Rainers (Independent), OF
1976: Steve Wilkins, San Francisco Giants, OF
Pete Rowe, Cincinnati Reds, C
Tom Chamberlain, Montreal Expos, P
Scott Anderson, LA Dodgers, Minn Twins and Chicago Cubs, P
1977: Jeff Doyle, St. Louis Cardinals and Tokyo Giants, INF
Scott Anderson, Montreal Expos, P
Pete Rowe, Toronto Blue Jays and Pittsburgh Pirates, C
Tom Chamberlain, St. Louis Cardinals, P
1980: Bob McNair, Toronto Blue Jays and Minnesota Twins, lB
1981: Steve Lyons, Boston Red Sox, INF-OF
Al Hunsinger, St. Louis Cardinals, 1 B
1982: Jim Wilson, Cleveland Indians, 1 B
Mike Gorman, Oakland A's, P
1983: Jeff Reece, Milwaukee Brewers, P
Steve Smith, Cleveland Indians, OF-INF
Rob Holbrook, Toronto Blue Jays, P
Todd Thomas, San Francisco Giants, INF
Mickey Riley, Walla Walla (Independent), INF
1984: Scott Anderson, Texas Rangers, P
Dam
Syverson, Cleveland Indians, C
Lindsey Johnson, Pittsburgh Pirates and Seattle Mariners, C
Mike Strutton, Kansas City Royals, INF
1985: (Vast majority of team not eligible for draft)
Frank Peters
Jack Humphrey
Pete Rowe
Bob McNair
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Steve Lyons
Mike Ciormafl
Dam Syverson
Todd Thomas
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Parking Available
In Lot East of
Main Store
OSU's 1985 ALL-DIVISION MONOPOLY
Clockwise starting at top:
Mel Mal/inak
John Sipple
Dave Brundage
Quinn Williams
Ken Bowen
CREDITS
The Oregon State University Beaver Baseball press guide/game program is written and edited by OSU Assistant Sports Information
Director Mike Corwin. It is printed by the OSU Bookstore Print Shop. Additional thanks go to all photography taken by OSU
Athletic photographers Mike and Steve Shields. Cover shot by Mike Shields. Those posing for the cover shot are OSU baseball alum
Todd Thomas, now with the San Francisco Giants, Jeff Longtain and Jennifer Drapela. From left to right on TV screen: AlIDivision
Performers, Shortstop Ken Bowen, Third Baseman Quinn Williams, First Baseman David Brundage and Pitcher John Sipple.
1986 Beaver Baseball Schedule
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