1990 OREGON STATE BEAVERS
1990 OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY BEAVER BASEBALL ROSTER
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OSU's leading hitter from 1988, outfielder Larry
Vladic, is back after he captained the football
team at strong safety.
BEAVERS BY
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R.A. Neitzel, INF
Mickey Riley, Asst.
Jason Bratt, OF
David Williams, OF
Ian Shields, INF
Jon Yonemitsu, INF
Larry Vladic, OF
Ben Johnson, INF
Del Kerber, Asst.
Jack Riley, Head Coach
Randy Hunter, C
Jeff Post, P
Chad Busik, OF
Scott Sanders, OF
Paul Sanders, C
Erik Ostmo, OF
Travis Schofield, P
Dave Schoppe, OF-P
David Cotter, INF
Corey Luster, OF
John Schultz, P
Ken Nielson, P
Aaron Anderson, OF
Kurt Kemp, Asst.
Chris Kaleikilo, 1 B
Jeff Hopkins, C
Craig McCarthy, P
David Anderson, OF
Bret Anderson, P
Jason Carroll, P
David Redell, P
Tom Bohlrnan, P
Jeff Otis, P
Jed Shafer, C
Mike Johnston, C
Chris Summers, P
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Name
PITCHERS
Anderson, Bret
Bohlman, Tom
Carroll, Jason
McCarthy. Craig
Nielson, Ken
Otis, Jeff
Post, Jeff
RedelI, David
Schofield, Travis
Schultz, John
Summers, Chris
CATCHERS
Hopkins, Jeff
Hunter, Randy
Johnston, Mike
Sanders, Paul
Shafer, Jed
INFIELDERS
Cotter, David
Johnson, Ben
Kaleikilo, Chris
Neitzel, R.A.
Schoppe, David
Shields, Ian
Yonemitsu, Jon
OUTFIELDERS
Anderson, Aaron
Anderson, David
Bratt, Jason
Busik, Chad
Luster, Corey
Ostmo, Erik
Sanders, Scott
Vladic, Larry
Williams, David
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Salem (S. Salem)
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Milwaukie (Putnam)
Boulder Cty, NV (Novato)
Salem (Linn Benton CC)
Beaverton )Beaverton)
Beaverton )Beaverton)
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Turner (City Coil, of NY)
Mount Hood (Hood River)
Redmond (Redmond)
Beaverton (Beaverton)
Eagle Point (Eagle Point)
Ojai, CA (Ventura)
Diamond Bar, CA (D. Bar)
Bend (Bend)
Head Coach Jack Riley
Asst. Coach Kurt Kemp
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Tigard (Mt.Hood CC)
Eugene (Sheldon)
Salem (Wllmtte Un.)
Tigard (Tigard)
Asst. Coach Del Kerber
Asst. Coach Mickey Riley
OREGON STATE DEPTH CHART (as of 2/90)
LEFT FIELD
1. Larry Vladic, RH Jr.
2. Erik Ostmo, RH So.
3. David Anderson, RH So.
CENTER FIELD
1. Scott Sanders, RH Sr.
2. David Williams, LH So.
3. Corey Luster, RH Fr.
SHORTSTOP
1. Ben Johnson, RH Sr.
2. Jon Yonemitsu, SW Fr.
THIRD BASE
1. Dave Schoppe, LH Jr.
2. Jon Yonemitsu, SW Fr.
3. R. A. Neitzel, LH Sr.
4. David Cotter, RH Jr.
RIGHT FIELD
1. Aaron Anderson, LH So.
2. Chad Busik, LH Fr.
3. Jason Bratt, LH So.
SECOND BASE
1. lan Shields, SW Fr.
2. Jon Yonemitsu, SW Fr.
3. A. A. Neitzel, LH Sr.
PITCHERS
1. Ken Nielson, RH Sr.
2. Jeff Ot)s, RH Sr.
3. Dave Schoppe, RH Jr.
4. Travis Schofield, LH Fr.
5. Jeff Post, RH So.
6. Bret Anderson, RH So.
7. Ian Shields, RH Fr.
8. Craig McCarthy, RH Jr.
9. Jason Carroll, RH Fr.
10. David Redell, LH Fr.
11. John Schultz, LH Fr.
12. Tom Bohlman, RH Fr.
13. Chris Summers, RH So.
FIRST BASE
1. Aaron Anderson, LH So.
2. Chris Kaleikilo, RH Fr.
3. R. A. Neitzel, LH Sr.
CATCHERS
4. Mike Johnston, RH Fr.
1. Paul Sanders, RH Jr.
5. Jed Shafer, RH Fr.
2. Randy Hunter, RH Fr.
3. Jeff Hopkins, RH So.
OREGON STATE BASEBALL
INSIDE
BEAVER ATHLETIC DIRECTORY
ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT OFFICE NUMBERS
Athletic Department
Baseball Office
Head Coach Jack Riley
Assistants Kurt Kemp, Del Kerber and Mickey Riley
Ticket Office
Area Code 503-737-2547
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ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION
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Athletic DirectorLynn Snyder
Senior Associate Athletic DirectorDutch Baughman
Faculty Athletic RepresentativeRobert Frank
Assoc. Director for Ext. AffairsTony McDonnell
Assoc. Director for OperationsBob Herndon
Assoc. Director for Admin. ServicesPatti Drapela
Special Adm. Asst./Pac-10 North CommissionerJack Rainey
OREGON STATE BASEBALL QUICK FACTS
PresidentDr. John V. Byrne
LocationCorvallis, Ore. (population 42,533)
Founded-1868
Mailing AddressGill Coliseum, Oregon State Univ., Corvallis, OR 97331
NicknameBeavers
ColorsOrange & Black
Enrollment-16,000
ConferencePacific- 10 Northern Division
Uniforms(Home) White w/black trim (Away) Gray w/black & white trim
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Opponent Directory
1989 Statistics
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1989 Season Results
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Oregon State History:
Year-by-year
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Post-season
Oregon Staters in the Pros
12
Awards
Lettermen
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12
Inside Back Cover
Oregon State Records:
Season Top 1 Os
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Career Top lOs
14
BestsTeam and Individual
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OSU BASEBALL MEDIA COVERAGE
CREDENTIALS INFORMATION
The Oregon State University Sports Information Office handles all
press passes and media requests for information and interviews
regarding Beaver baseball. Please call the SID office for credentials or interviews at least one day in advance at (503) 737-3720
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 requestyourcredential well in advance.
COLEMAN FIELD: HOME OF THE BASEBALL BEAVERS
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
accommodate 3,000 with portable seating. Over
3,000 fans have been known to gather for the
annual Washington State twinbill. 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 centerfield, and 330 down the
right field line. It is 385 to the left center field and
365 to the right center field gap.
In 1981, the Ralph 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
TOUCH AT COLEMAN
YEAR
W/L
YEAR
W/L
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
10/6
15/2
10 / 4
18 / 3
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1981
11/3
TOTAL
6/7
10/4
18 / 1
13 / 3
9/7
14 / 3
8/6
14 / 5
14 / 1
13/4
14 / 5
12/5
206 / 69 .752
Further improvements to the field have been
accomplished through the hard work of staff,
players and various generous donations. The
most recent project, through the efforts of the
Corvallis Beaver Huddle support group and the
Pastega Bottling Company of Corvallis is the
Scott Halbrook electronic scoreboard. It
is
dedicated to the memory of the 1981 freshman
outfielder, who died in a freak accident just three
days prior to his first season with the Beavers.
His inspiration spurred OSU to the next two
Northern Division crowns.
BEAVER COACHING STAFF
Assistant
coach
Kurt Kemp
(Oregon State,
1983)
3rd year at OSU
Kemp coached the junior varsity program and assisted Riley
with the varsity in his 1983 graduate assistant capacity. He served
as an assistant to the Corvallis American Legion program for
several years in the early 1980's. He spent four seasons as an
assistant to Dave Dangler at Yavapai, a two-year school located
in Prescott, Arizona. Yavapai's best season under Dangler and
Kemp was 1986, when the Roughriders finished third in the nation
among junior colleges with a 40-19 record.
Kurt starred at shortstop for Corvallis High and moved on to
Head Coach Jack Riley
Pac-lO
North Coach of the Year:
1982, 1983 and 1986
(Linfield, 1960)
467-298 in his
18th year at OSU and overall
Linn-Benton Community College where he was a first team allleague and second team all-region choice in 1979 and 1980 at
catcher. He played third base and catcher at Portland State and
third base and shortstop at Southern Utah in 1982.
Born Sept. 2, 1960 in Corvallis, Kemp graduated from Corvallis High School in 1978 and received his degree in business ad-
ministration from Oregon State in 1983. Kemp and his wife,
Marcie, live in Corvallis.
Assistant coach
Del Kerber
Jack Riley weathered a lot of storms through his 17 years of manicuring Coleman Field into one of
the nation's finest collegiate diamonds and getting his proteges to punish it with hard, aggressive play.
As the years have progressed, the message keeps seeping in at a steadily increasing rate.
Riley not only instills his own competitive fires into his regulars, but sees them mature into winners
off the field as well. Winners with educations. Riley molds and motivates teams. He relishes the work
he can do inside McAlexander Fieldhouse as much as he does the bottom of the ninth of a pivotal
divisional showdown.
Riley's Beavers have won four conference titles, and led the Beavers to post-season play four of the
last seven years, three with national rankings. Riley ranks second in career wins at Oregon State to
Ralph Coleman's 560. The Beaver head coach was named Pac-1 0 Northern Division Coach of the Year
in 1982, 1983 and 1986 and in 1982 he was Regional Coach of the Year and a finalist for National Coach
of the Year. In the 80s, he assembled teams that won three Northern Division titles and two Northern
Division post-season tournaments.
In 1986, the Beavers posted a 39-15 record, setting a school record for wins, and finished third at
the NCAA Midwest Regional. The Beavers also
advanced to the NCAA West Regional in 1983 and
THE RILEy
RECORD
Win Loss Pcf.
1985.
Riley earned all-conference honors in basketball four times and three times in baseball at Linfield. As a senior, he was the NAIA's stolen base
champ and was drafted by the Los Angeles Dodgers. He played three years of professional baseball before moving on to the coaching ranks.
After several years in the high school ranks he
moved on to Lower Columbia College as head
baseball coach, head basketball coach and athletic director. During his tenure at LCC, his baseball teams won four straight conference titles including the state championship in 1970. His record
at LCC was 97-31.
He graduated from Linfield College in 1960 and
obtained his master's degree from Oregon State in
1971 before taking over as head coach in 1973.
Jack and his wife, Jean, have a daughter, Pam,
and two sons, Mike and Mickey. Pam created the
current OSU baseball logo as a graphic designer in
San Diego, while Mickey has returned from his
position with the national baseball program in
Australia to assist his father with the Beavers.
(Oregon State, 1964)
16th year at OSU
Before joining the O5U staff, Kerber was 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. Kerber returned to OSU in
1970 to coach the junior varsity program for two years.
He also coached at Grants Pass High School revitalizing the
school and summer programs before returning to OSU for the third
time. On the field, Kerber serves as Riley's assistant coach and
pitching coach. Off the field he is the manager for all OSU athletic
facilities in charge of event management and maintenance.
A four-sport athlete in three years of competition at Serra High
School in Salem from 1955-59, he pitched at Oregon State in 1960.
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. He and his wife, vicky have two
daughters, Amanda and Melody. Del was born Jan. 30, 1941 in
Salem.
Year
1973
1974
1975
1976
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18
20
21
10
15
28
31
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1977
22
17
22
21
18
33
29
16
14
15
17
1979
1979
1980
1981
1982
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1983
1984
27
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1985
34
17
.428
.462
.674
.57
.500
.525
.673
.659
.614
488
.667
4th
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12-6
12-6
6-9
4-11
8-9
2nd
2nd
3rd
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16-8
17-7
11.11
12-12
1986
3
1987
31
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19
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1988
1989
27
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IOTAL 440 275
.722
Finish
5-13
6-12
18-5
3rd
1st
Assistant coach
Mickey Riley
3rd
(Oregon State, 1984)
2nd year at OSU
2nd
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35 5 titles
Mickey returns to fhe osu staff after several years assisting
the national baseball program in Australia. He was a volunteer
assistant for his father in 1985.
The 1983 all-division and all-region second baseman started
for tour years at Oregon State contributing to the 1982 and 1983
Northern Division titles. He batted .374 during that 1983 season,
his junior year, and completed his Beaver career with a .299
average.
Finished in OSU career top 105 for runs, at bats, doubles,
RBls, hits and stolen bases. Signed a free agent contract with the
Walla Walla pro baseball independent in 1984. Mickey batted .323
and earned all-league honors as a senior at Corvallis High after
three years at croaatown rival Crescent Valley.
Born August 8, 1961, he and his wife, Cynthia, have two
children, Skyler and Brittney.
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also ander Tom Campbell. Won all six deciniono the sammer of his nior year with six sases
and was 7-3 with four naves after his senior year Also played soccer as a senior.
Lettered only as a senior at Tigard High, hut pitched ostensively for Tigard Twins American Legion,
OSU TOTALS
School
Year
How Acquired: 1989 free agent out of Tigard MS
(Coach Tom Campbell)
Parents: Ron and Sandy Bohlman OSU Ma(or: Business
Born: Jan. 9, 1971 Home: Tigard, Ore.
HI: 6-3 Wgt: 185 Year: Freshman Bats: RIght Throws: Right
#32 TOM BOHLMAN
All-league, all-conference and Conference MVP his lone year with City College of New York. Team
MVP and batting champ playing first base and CF. Three years all-conference with the Cascade
High Varsity.
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OSU TOTALS
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Born: Nov. 9, 1968 Home: Turner, Ore.
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How Acquired: 1989 tree agent out of CC of New York
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Parents: Eugene and Barbara Anderson OSU Major: Accounting
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not give ap a hit or a ran in sin of his 10 appearances. Third team all-state and first team allleague ass nenior at South Salem High. Loot only two games in two sarsity years for the Saoons,
both to state powers in Tigard and Beaserton. Played in State-Metro all-star series. Second team
all-league in basketball.
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OSU TOTALS
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1987
CAREER VARSITY STATISTICS
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1989 BEAVERS
School
Born: Nov. 15, 1969 Home: Salem, Ore.
Wgt: 200 Yr: Sophomore Bats: Right Throws: Right
How Acquired: Drafted out of S. Salem MS in 1989
(Coach Terry Haugen( Parents: Gail Koenig
OSU Major: Comm. md. Fitness
Year
HI: 6-4
#29 BRET ANDERSON
Started 18 at his 26 appearances in the outfield as a freshman at OSU. Decided to sit out the
1989 season, but retarsed this year otter c005incing Riley of his rededication to the sport. First
team all-state and two-time first team all-leagae and Crater High MVP. Played in State-Metro AUStar series in 1987. Sayer prep athlete earning two years of all-conference honors en the basketball court and the gridiron. Football team MVP his senior year. Maintained a 3.48 prep SPA.
OSU TOTALS
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Crater HS
School
1987
1986
Year
Parents: Jerry & Sara Anderson OSU Major: Economics
Ht: 6-0 Wgt: 190
Born: Dec. 29, 1968 Home: Central Point, OR
Year: Sophomore Bats: Left Throws: Left
How Acquired: Drafted Out of Crater HS in 1987
(Coach Chuck Domlniak)
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Tigard HS
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BEAVERS
1986
1987
1988
1989
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30
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28
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1988
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CAREER VARSITY STATISTICS
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Mooed to catcher well into his prey career after seroing as a solid middle Intielder for perennially
strong Beaoertsn High. Maintained a 3.10 prep grade point aoerage.
Bvrtn HS
OS)) TOTALS
1989
School
Jesuit uS
Year
Parents: Bill and Barbara Hunter OSU Major: Undecided
Born: Oct. 12, 1970 Home: Beaverton, Ore.
HI: 5-10 Wgt: 175 Year: Freshman Bats: Right Throws: Right
How Acquired: Drafted out of Beaverton HS in 1989
(Coach Mike Bubato)
#11
Second team all-state and two-time tirst team all-league catcher tsr state power Tigard, which
were 1988 state champs and 1987 state runners-op. Moot Inspirational Player at State-Metro allstar series. Also played tootball.
OS)) TOTALS
School
ligard HS
Year
Wgt: 190
Born: May 26, 1970
Home: Tigard, Ore.
Year: Sophomore Bats: Right Throws: Right
How Acquired: 1988 free agent out of Tigard HS
(Coach Tom Campbell)
Parents: CraIg and Ruth Hopkins OSJ Major: Accounting
HI: 6-1
Putnam HS
Putnam HS
Potnam HS
School
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SO
2.69
BB ERA SV
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
- Sat oat baseball, w/knee surgery during basketball -
7-1
W-L
CAREER VARSITY STATISTICS
#19 DAVID COTTER
Born: Mar. 22, 1970 Home: Tigard, Ore.
Wgt: 165 Yr: Sophomore Bats: Right Throws: Right
R
H
.357
.417
.307
Avg. 2B
3B
0
HR
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
AB
22
RBI SB
SO BB
First team all-league and second in team stolen bases for Mt. Hood CC usa freshman. All-league
in baseball and basketball at Tigard leading THS in stolen bases usa senior Tigard was state unnerup his junior year and state champs his senior season.
OS)) TOTALS
1989
1988
30
Tigard HS
30
Mt Hood CC 51
1987
Tigard HS
School
Year
0
CAREER VARSITY STATISTICS
How Acquired: 1989 free agent out of Mt. Hood CC
(Coach Dale Stebblns)
Parents: Edward and Viola Cotter OSU Major: Economics
Ht: 5-10
Drafted by Cincinnati Reds in 1989. First team all-league usa junior and selected the team most
salvable pitcher that year Injured and missed all of his senior baseball season, but pitched effectioely this summer in legion. Also MVP as leading scorer and rebounder for Putnam basketball.
Maintained a 3.0 prep GPA.
OSU TOTALS
1989
1988
1987
Year
Born: Jan. 31, 1971 Home: Mitwaukie, Ore.
Ht: 8-7 Wgt: 225 Yr: Freshman Bats: Right Throws: Right
How Acquired: Drafted out of Rev Putnam HS In 1989
(Coach Larry Hermo)
Parents: Ned and Sunny Burton OSU Major: Education
#30 JASON CARROLL
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BEAVERS
3
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44
9
19
41
8
6
28
1
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2
22
24
16
29
20
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in the infield his one year at Willamette. First team all-league, Mckay High's MVP and most inspirational player as a senior. Played every inning sf1986 state-metro all-star series. Hit .400 threagh
three American Legion seasons driving in 111 runs with 35 doubles, 11 triples, three hsme runs
and 61 stolen bases. Barn in Munich, Germany. Father played OSU basketball in 1954 and 1955.
OSU's leading hitter in 1989 Pac-lO play at .386 and .471 in North tourney. Hit safely in last 12
games at '89. Six of his eight extra base hits in final two weeks sf1989. Reached base safely
in 20sf last 21 games in 1988. Walked school recard tying tsar times vs. EWU in 1988 Regular
1
18
1
4
.320
.317
9
2
5
.314
32
48
80
27
30
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10
20
10
0
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.330
41
31
19
13
0
0
20
23
0
2
4
11
.407
.435
HR RBI SB SO BB
3B
Avg. 2B
H
35
37
R
26
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
252
86
85
124
102
150
Willrnte U.
AB
G
26
28
34
37
48
85
McKay HS
McKay HS
CAREER VARSITY STATISTICS
School
OSU TOTALS
Year
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
How Acquired: Signed from Willamette University
HS (Coach): Mckay (Dan Gordon)
Porents: Roderick & Doris Neitzel OSU Major: Business
Born: Aug. 23, 1968 Home: Salem, Ore.
Hf: 6-0 Wgt: 165 Year: Senior Bats: Left Throws: Right
-lii. HS
1987
26
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
.460
6
35
CAREER VARSITY STATISTICS
Avg. 26 3B HR RBI SB SO BB
G
AB
R
H
Bvrtri Ho
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
.325
3
22
CAREER VARSITY STATISTICS
Avg. 2B 3B HR RBI SB SO BB
AB
R
H
G
BEAVERS
1988
0
ER
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
0
0
0
0-0
0
0
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SO
0
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0.00
0.00
0
0.00
2
BB ERA SV
Has net made an appearance in his two years with the Beavers. Novato (Calif.) High Hornets won
27 of 42 games during his two varoity years.
OSU TOTALS
BEAVERS
1988
P
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0
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0
0
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0-0
4-1
Nevato HS
1986
G
0-0
1-3
Novato HS
1985
1987
W-L
School
Year
CAREER VARSITY STATISTICS
Born: Aug. 23, 1968 Home: Boulder City, Nev.
Ht: 6-2 Wgt: 175 Yr: Junior Bats: Right Throws: Right
How AcquIred: 1968 free agent from Novato HS
(Coach kevin Conklin)
Parents: Roger and Davalee McCarthy OSU Major: History
#27 CRAIG McCARTHY
hitter for BHS earning all-league honors in the outfield (or the 18-10 Beavers. Also starred at
linebacker for BHS football. Maintained a 3.40 prep grade point average.
One at two more additions from Beaverton High to the OSU rooter, currently totalling four. Leadoff
OSU TOTALS
Bvrtn HS
1989
Jesuit HS
School
1988
1987
Year
#20 COREY LUSTER
Wgt: 180
Born: Sept. 19, 1970 Home: Beaverton, Ore.
Year: Freshman Bats: Right Throws: Right
How Acquired: Drafted out of Beaverton HS in 1989
(Coach Mike Bubalo)
Parents: Wes and PatricIa Luster OSU Major: Business
Ht: 6-1
Considered by many pro scoots as the best pure hitter to come out of the otate prep ranks in
1989. Hillsbors'o team MVP in both football and baseball. Third team all-state and first team allleague playing lB and 39, he was named to the State-Metro all-star series. Firot leans all-league
linebacker in football and maintained a 3.67 prep grade point average.
OSU TOTALS
1988
Hil. HS
1989 Hil. HS
School
Year
Hf: 6-2
Born: Oct. 13, 1970 Home: Hilisboro, Ore.
Wgt: 215 Year: Freshman Bats: Right Throws: Right
How Acquired: Drafted Out of Hilisboro HS In 1989
(Coach Mike Backman)
Parents: David and Marilyn Kalelkilo OSU Major: Pre-med
#25 CHRIS KALEIKILO
#12 JEFF POST
Bvrtn HS
Bvrtn HS
BEAVERS
1987
1988
1989
3-1
3-1
14-1
W-L
0
0
GS
0
0
CG
14
12
12
22.7 27
ER
227 27
H
107.7 76
P
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
14
14
17
0
16
16
75
8
8
26
4.76
4.76
0.91
0
0
2
SO BB ERA SV
CAREER VARSITY STATISTICS
DAVID REDELL
W,Linn HS
W.Livn HS
OSU
1987
1988
1989
15-2
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IP
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- Played OF, did not pitch -
Home: Kerrnewick, Wash.
Bats: Right Throws: Right
How Acquired: Drafted Out of Lower Columbia CC in 1989
)Coach Steve Farrington)
High School: Kennewick (Wash.) (Coach Dean Hoff)
Parents: Pat and Darlyne Sanders OSU Major: Business Admin
#15 PAUL SANDERS
Born: Sept. 6, 1968
Knnwck HS
Knnwck HS
LCCC
LCCC
1986
1987
1988
1989
148
39
43
50
36
40
.338
.361
9
11
1
2
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
119
39
22
26
1
3
7
7
24
20
14
BB
10
CAREER VARSITY STATISTICS
AB
R
H
Avg. SB SB HR RBt SB SO
G
0
Selected to regianal junior college all-star game. His namesake on the learn, outfielder Scott
Sanders, is no relation, but both have a twin brother. Scott's twin in Brace, also a linebacker on
lhe OSU football team. Paul's twin, Mat, plays shortstop for the University of Portland.
OSU TOTALS
School
Year
lit: 6-0 Wgt: 190 Year: Junior
2.90
BB ERA SV
- Enrolled, bat did not play baseball -
GS
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
20
G
Second learn all-league as o senior pitching for West Linn -ugh.
OSU TOTALS
School
Year
CAREER VARSITY STATISTICS
(Coach Pat Bailey)
Parents: Don and Cindy Redeil OSU Major: Business
Born: Mar, 11, 1970 Home: West Linn, Ore.
Ht: 6-1 Wgt: 165 Yr: Sophomore Bats: Left Throws: Left
How Acquired: 1989 free agent Out of West Lion HS
#31
Most appearances among 1989's freshman mound corps. Three-hil Washington through five insings for his last victory in his longest stint of the year. First-team all-metro and first-team allstate his sesior year and also chosen to play in the Stale-Metro all-star game, where he was named
the oulslanding pitcher in the series.
OSU TOTALS
School
Year
Born: Aug. 21, 1970 Home: Beaverton, Ore.
Nt: 5-10 Wgt: 160 Year: Sophomore Bats: Right Throwe: Right
How Acquired: Drafted out of Beaverton HS In 1988
(Coach Mike Bubaio)
Parents: John and Judyth Post OSU Major: Commercial Art
#30 JEFF OTIS
BEAVERS
BEAVERS
BEAVERS
BEAVERS
School
Bvrtn HS
Bvrin H5
12
42
21-9
14
7
0
6
1
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54
H
4
77
242.3 199
86.7
83
970 64
50.3
P
31
91
4
31
25
ER
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
38
15
13
16
3
8
GS
3
10
0
14-2
4-0
9-4
1-0
7-5
W-L
52
3.22
3,38
34 4.47
39 2.88
7 4.32
0.66
1
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0
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1
BB ERA SV
158 131
70
7
50
31
SO
CAREER VARSITY STATISTICS
all-state and thmn-time all-lenguo at Beaverton High pitching
the Beavers to a 1985 state title victory. BHS was 73-13 in his three varsity years.
a HR. MVP at the state-metro all-star series.
anticipated redshirt season in 1987, due to control problems, to first toam all-division and second team
all-region season. Won his first sic and t2 of his first 13 decisions at OSU. Wont 87 innings without yieldivg
becoming OSU's winningest pitcher ever and ontmnched in many OSIJ season and career all-lime leaders.
1988 arm injury at Fresno vs. Turns A&M qualified him ter hardship year restoring a ionior season. From
Won sin of his last seven 1989 decisions finishing with five straight completo games. Nine wins from
OSU TOTALS
Year
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
Born: Jan. 2, 1967 Home: Beaverton, Ore.
Ht: 6-2 Wgt: 220 Year: Junior Bats: Right Throws: Right
How Acquired: Drafted out of Beaverton HS in 1985
(Coach Mike Bubalo)
Parents: John and Karen Otis OSU Major: Business
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#18 DAVE SCHOPPE
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28
30
42
42
Tigard HS
Tigard HS
Tigard HS
1985
1986
1988 BEAVERS
1989 BEAVERS
OSU TOTALS
H
320
.380
.460
Avg. 28
3
3
2
21
19
30
30
37
37
.266
.266
8
8
1
1
3
3
27
27
1
1
21
21
28
28
3B HR RBI SB SO BB
- Sat out, due to Prop 48 restrictions -
R
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
139
139
AB
#21
JOHN SCHULTZ
Born: Oct. 30, ,1971 Home: Corvallis, Ore.
Wgt: 160 Yr: Freshman Bats: Left Thrown: Left
H
.325
465
Avg. 28
38
HR RBI
181
138
66
41
25
38
59
97
.275
3
326 11
.304 14
5
4
1
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
319
1
3
4
16
30
46
19
5
14
26
33
59
14
23
SB SO BE
9-3
8-3
3-4
W-L
21
G
14
14
GS CG
76.3
87.0
IP
H
19
18
ER
98
92
SO
21
1.92
2.09
6
BB ERA SV
mention all-state as a pitcher and selected to the State-Metro All-Star series.
state at first base, whore the Pendleton High MVP hit .376 as a senior and .439 as a lunior. Honorable
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
Pndltn HS
Pndltn HS
Pndlfn HS
Projected as the top freshman prospect to get first-year mound work at OSU. Second toam all-
1989
1988
1987
Year School
CAREER VARSITY STATISTICS
Born: Juty 28, 1971 Home: Pendieton, Ore.
Wgl: 190 Yr: Freshman Bats: Left Throws: Left
How Acquired: Drafted out of Pendteton HS In 1989
(Coach Lyle Phelps)
Parents: Ed and Laura Schofield OSU Major: Education
#17 TRAVIS SCHOFIELD
Ht: 5-11
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
1
1
R
- Competed as linebacker an foatball team only Competed as linebacker on football team only -
AB
Starting linebacker on OSU football team his last three years. Led 1989 baseball Beans with five
game-winning hits and four triples. Second in doubles and third in average. Pac-lO North Player
of the Week in late April, 1989. Turned out for baseball for the first time in 1988 leading the team
in stolen bases with 14 in 17 attempts in 1988. Two-time first team all-league and first team allcounty as a senior at Ventura High. Twice all-league pick as starting linebacker and team captain
far 12-1-I sectional finalist team in CIF AAM playoffs. Four letters in basketball. Twin brother,
Bruce, played linebacker at OSU alongside Scott last four seasons.
40
49
89
0
CAREER VARSITY STATISTICS
OSU head coach Jack Riley likes the potential in the local lefty. Second team all-league honors
during the Corvallis 8-13 season sf1989. Threw no-hitters over Crescent Valley and North Salem
in his last two yeara with the Spartans. Also lettered in football and basketball at OHS, Maintained
a 3.11 grade point average in HS.
2.80
3.55
BEAVERS
BEAVERS
BEAVERS
BEAVERS
Ventura HS
Ventura HS
School
1988
1989
OSU TOTALS
1987
Year
1984
1985
1986
OSU TOTALS
64
60.0
BB ERA SV
#14 SCOTT SANDERS
Born: Aug. 24, 1966 Home: Ojal, Catlf.
Wgt: 218 Year: Senior Bats: RIght Throws: Right
How Acquired: 1985 FB draft out of Ventura HS
(Coach Dan Smith)
Parents: Jim and Mary Sanders OSU Major: Speech Comm.
Ht: 6-3
OSU TOTALS
45
51.0
5-5
SO
6-4
ER
Crvlls HS
H
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IP
1989
CG
1988
GS
Crvlls HS
G
1987
W-L
School
Year
CAREER VARSITY STATISTICS
How Acquired: Drafted out of Corvallis HS in 1989
(Coach Scott Laasweil)
Parents: Robert and Conne Schultz OSU Major: Heallh/P.E.
Ht: 5-11
22-6 and 26-4 during his years. Played football, soccer and basketball in addition to baseball.
All-league in soccer in 1986.
of last five outings. Best day at plate was 3-fsr-3 with his fIrst homer, played at Fresno State. Other
two homers came against Gonzaga. First team all-state and Metro Loapue MVP in leading Tigard
to the AM state championship game. All-league three straight years. Tigard had seasons of 18-8,
Though still searching for first win, had team-leading three saves. Threw acoreless ball in four
1987
0
School
Year
CAREER VARSITY STATISTICS (Batting)
Born: Feb. 28, 1969 Home: Tlgard, Ore.
Wgt: 175 Vi': Junior Bats: Left Throws: Right
How Acquired: Drafted out of Tigard HS in 1987
(Coach Tom Campbell)
Parents: John and Alene Schoppe OSU Major: HealthlP.E.
Ht: 6.-U
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2
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9
0
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7
35
9
9
24
24
36
36
27
27
14
SB SO BB
22
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36
Pnhou HS
Pnhou HS
Pnhou HS
1987
1988
1989
1
1
10
11
24
15
1
0
5
6
8
8
ER
SO
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
1 83
BB ERA SV
BEAVERS
OSU TOTALS
1989 BEAVERS
1988
1987
68
37
31
BEAVERS
1985
1986
195
88
107
25
39
.462
.284
.364
6
5
2
0
1
4
3
23
26
40
8
2
43
64
.328
11
2
5
49
10
- Redshirted daring senior year of football -
22
21
.341
44
22
22
26
11
15
CAREER VARSITY STATISTICS
R
AB
H
Avg. 2B 3B HR RBI SB SO BB
G
School
DmdBar HS 29
DmdBar HS 30
Year
Parents: Gary Vladic, Marilyn Pearson OSU Major: Liberal Arts
Ht: 6-3 Wgt: 205 Year: Junior Bats: Right Throws: Right
How Acquired: 1986 FB draft out of Diamond Bar HS
(Coach Dennis Paul)
Born: June 28, 1968 Home: Diamond Bar, Calif.
#7 LARRY VLAIC
tion to pitching stats. Also lettered in tootball and skiing three years.
senior.
.
league's meat oalaable defensive player and team captain as
alan lettered once in basketball.
for three years of streak
Captained 1989 OSU football team as starting strong safety. Led team with .364 average in 1988
Hit safely in 11 of his first 14 games as a 1987 freshman hitting three of his tour HRs vs. EWU.
All-CIF, All-San Gabriel Valley and All-Hacienda League as starting CF for Diamond Bar HS. Brahmos
defensive back and receiver
went 52-7 during his two years winning league title his junior year
5
3
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A first team all-state pick utter leading Punahou to the state title with a 30-6 record as a senior.
Committed only 13 errors it two years at varsity SS. Stole 21 bases in 22 attempts dering those
two seasons. Played in prep all-star series in Japan in June. He turned down baneball scholarship offers tram Hawaii and Leyela Marymount, enrolling at OSU an an academic scholarship.
26
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.342
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First team AA all-state outfielder for The Dalles High. Led team with .579 batting average in addi-
7-1
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CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
22
63
BEAVERS
W-L
CAREER VARSITY STATISTICS
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
OSU TOTALS
38
School
Year
CAREER VARSITY STATISTICS
G
AB
R
H Avg. 2B
3B HR RBI SB SO BB
Born: June 14, 1971 Home: Honolulu, Hawaii
Wgt: 155 Year: Freshman Bats: Both Throws: Right
How Acquired: Drafted out of Punahou HS in 1989
(Coach Pal Eldredge)
Parents: Roy and Carol Yonemilsu OSU Major: Liberal Arts
Hf: 5-10
#6 JON YONEMITSU
Third on team in walks and tied tar second in stolen bases Tsp day to date was a sin-tsr-nine
twinbill at home vs. EWU that drove in six, Secend team all-state and two-time first team AllIntermeuntain League tsr Bend High Won team MVP and Gold Glove nsa senior. Three-time
academic all-league.
OSUs eadoft man in each of the last 22 games of 1989. Opens 1990 with tour-game hitting streak
0
0
1
0
.414
.454
HR
Avg. 2B 3B
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
32
34
134
45
32
34
134
45
BEAVERS
OSU TOTALS
40
27
107
24
Bend HS
1989
H
1988
R
Bend HS
1987
AB
School
Year
G
CAREER VARSITY STATISTICS
Born: July 23, 1910 Home: Bend, Ore.
Year: Sophomore Bats: Left Throws: Left
How Acquired: Drafted out of Bend HS in 1988
(Coach Elmer Groener)
Parents: Leon and Sandra Williams OSU Major: Health/RE.
#2
HI: 5-10 Wgt: 160
HS
The DIm
1989
OSU TOTALS
The Dllo HS
1988
The Dfls HS
School
1987
1986
Year
Born: July 22, 1970 Home: The Dalles, Ore.
Wgt: 195 Yr: Sophomore Bats: Right Throws: Right
How Acquired: Drafted out of The Dallas HS in 1988
(Coach Bob Brockmanj
Parents: Glenn & Carol Summers OSU Major: Business Mgmt.
I-it: 6-3
#37 CHRIS SUMMERS
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2/19, 4/3
Paul Berry
2/21
Mike Booth
2/24-25
Dale Metcalf
2/26
John Smith
2/27-28
Quincy Noble
3/1-3
Bob Bennett
3/9
Chuck Bafaro
3/10, 4/18
Jim Denevan
4/13
Kurt Renstrom
Brigham Young
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San Jose State
Minnesota
Western Oregon
Linfield
Concordia
Eastern Oregon
Spartan Clssc.
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3/28, 5/2
4/4
4/26
5/1
Gary Pullins
Bob Todd
Sam Piraro
John Anderson
Joe Caligure
Scott Carnahan
Dwaine Brandt
Rob Cushman
SPORTS INFO. DIRECTOR
Barry Hubbell (503) 538-8383
Mike Booth (503) 775-4366
Doug Dull (916) 895-4658
Jeff Minahan (916) 278-6896
Doug Smiley (209) 946-2479
Dave Haglund (209) 294-2509
Ken Schumann (503) 357-6151
Cliff Voliva (503) 370-6111
Tag Wotherspoon
882-6321 x432
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Jim Lynch (408) 924-1217
Tom Greenhoe (612) 625-4090
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Larry Lute (602) 965-3482
Joel Schuldheisz (503) 288-9371
Richard Sjooros (503) 963-1386
EASTERN WASHINGTON EAGLES
(April 7 in Cheney; April 29 at OSU)
HEAD COACH: Jim Wasem (Illinois Wttsleyan, 1957)
Record: 216-215 in 9 years at EWU; 529-304 in 22 years overall.
BASEBALL SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR:
Bruce Parker (509) 458-6334
PRESS BOX PHONE: (509) 458-6331 FIELD: Chissus Field (2,500)
GONZAGA BULLDOGS
(April l5at OSU;April 21 at Spokane)
HEAD COACH: Steve Hertz (Gonzaga, 1972)
Record: 282-249 in 10 years at GU; 341-312 in 12 years overall.
BASEBALL SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR:
Oliver Pierce (509) 328-4220 ext. 4224
PRESS BOX PHONE: (509) 328-4220 FIELD: Pecarovich Field (2,000)
PORTLAND PILOTS
(May 4 at OSU; May 12 at Portland)
HEAD COACH: Terry Pollreisz (Portland, 1969)
Record: 90-73 in 3 years at Portland; same collegiate record
BASEBALL SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR:
Steve Walker (503) 283-7117
PRESS BOX PHONE: (503) 283-7253 FIELD: Pilots Stadium (1,200)
PORTLAND STATE VIKINGS
(March 31, April12 at Portland;
April 1 & 19 at OSU)
HEAD COACH: Jack Dunn (Oregon 1957)
Record: 481-314 in 15 years, all at Portland State.
BASEBALL SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR:
Larry Sellers (503) 229-4000
PRESS BOX PHONE: (503) 248-4345 FIELD: Civic Stadium (28,000)
DAVE WILLIAMS
Oregon State vs. Non-Conference
Opponents (1952-1989)
Air Force
Arkansas
Boise State
Brigham Young
Cal Davis
Cal Irvine
Cal Poly SLO
Cal Riverside
Cal Santa Barbara
Cal State Fullerton
4-0
1-1
1-0
7-3
Cornell
Delaware
Duke
Eastern Michigan
Eastern Oregon
Fresno State
George Fox
George Washington
Grambling
Grand Canyon
Hawaii
Harvard
Hayward State
0-1
37-15
0-1
1-0
1-1
Lewis and Clark
0-1
Lewis-Clark State
Lint ield
Loyola Marymount
Maine
2-1
5-4
4-5
0-4
Cal State Los Angeles 1-3
Chapman
2-1
Chico State
16-7
Clemson
0-1
Colorado
1-0
2-0
Colorado State
Concordia
Humboldt State
Idaho
Kansas State
LaVerne
3-0
2-0
1-0
0-1
0-1
Minnesota
31-4
2-3
49-12
1-0
1-0
1st mtg.
San Francisco
San Jose State
Santa Clara
.
Seattle
Seton Hall
Sonoma State
Southern Oregon
2-0
5-8
3-6
5-3
1-0
2-1
St. Johns, NY
St. Mary's, CA
Stanislaus State
SW Louisiana
1-0
Texas
Texas A&M
Tulane
0-1
0-1
NORTHERN DIVISION
1-0
Eastern Washington
Gonzaga
Portland
Portland State
Washington
Washington State
TOTALS
1-1
1-1
1-0
2-0
1-0
0-3
3-0
Northern Arizona
Notre Dame
0-3
U.S. International
Tulsa
1-0
University of Pacific 4-3
lstmtg.
Oregon
(dropped 1981)
0-1
1-3
0-1
0-1
2-0
Utah
2-0
Valdosta State
Vanport
1-0
1-0
65-63
Warner Pacific ... 1st mtg.
Western Oregon
44-6
Oregon Tech
Pacific
16-1
2-4
10-3
3-1
Pepperdine
Puget Sound
Richmond
5-2
Sacramento State
5-5
Western Washington ... 1-0
Westmont
2-0
Whitman
2-0
Willamette
32-7
Wisconsin
0-1
Wyoming
1-0
San Diego
San Diego State
0-1
1-0
6-20
3-0
1-0
1-0
1-I
3-1
34-1
1-0
4-3
WASHINGTON STATE COUGARS
(April 8 in Pullman, April 28 at OSU)
HEAD COACH: Chuck 'Bobo' Brayton (Washington State, 1950)
Record: 977-406 in 28 years, all at Washington State.
BASEBALL SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR:
Rod Commons (509) 335-0270
PRESS BOX PHONE: (509) 335-0270 FIELD: Buck Bailey Field (3,500)
8-1
Missouri
Montana
Montana State
Nevada-Las Vegas
Nevada- Reno
Ohio State
Oklahoma
Oral Roberts
WASHINGTON HUSKIES
(May 5 at OSU; May 11 at Seattle)
HEAD COACH: Bob McDonald (Washington, 1965)
Record: 325-260 in 14 years, all at Washington.
BASEBALL SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR: Tim Hevly (206) 543-2230
PRESS BOX PHONE: (206) 545-1994 FIELD: Tubby Graves Field (1,000)
(Bold type indicates a 1990
OSU opponent.)
PACIFIC-lO CONFERENCE
OPPONENT SERIES (1952-1989)
W-L
PCT.
LAST YR.
34-9
.791
26-14
65-3 1
7 1-27
.650
.677
.724
.584
.395
.557
5-0
2-3
177-126
123-188
496-395
1-4
4-1
3-1
2-3
17-12
SOUTHERN DIVISION
W-L
PCT.
Arizona
Arizona State
California
3-8
.278
.278
.304
.238
.240
.214
.259
USC
Stanford
UCLA
TOTALS
5-13
7-16
5-16
6-19
3-11
29-83
STREAK
Won5
Won 1
Lost 2
Lost 1
Won2
Won 2
Lost 2
1989 OREGON STATE STATISTICS
DOUBLE
SCORE BY INNINGS 1
OSU BEAVERS
OPPONENTS
39
29
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
EXTRA
51
55
30
35
26
30
33
28
47
54
34
19
13
20
4
5
27
14
TOTAL PLAYS
335
258
Pacific-b
Riverside Baseball nv.
Pac-lO No. Div. Tourn.
412
49
40
27-23-0
15-9-0
0-5-0
2-2-0
Overall Team Record
LOB
381
FIELDING STATISTICS
BATTING STATISTICS
342 48/48 146 33 50 19
.340 50/50 206 41 70 38
.326 49/47 181 41 59 30
.320 48/40 150 30 48 28
.314 40/39 140 29 44 38
.266 42/37 139 30 37 27
.263 42/30 114 23 30 12
.239 45/33 134 34 32 24
.227 23/20 66 11 15 11
.215 50/50 177 33 38 32
Jeff Brauning
Scott Sanders
R.A.Neitzel
Brent Hahn
David Schoppe
Jason Bratt
David Williams
Jeff Otis
Troy Haugen
ErikOstnio
Jeff Hopkins
.212
Jim Brundage
Paul Pinion
Beavers
Opponents
5/0
631.432
98/199
.492
0
0
1
312
971.471
93/234
.397
4
3
2
0/2
871.481
.377
5
0
0
5/3
611.407
75/199
67/178
.376
0
12
0
0/3
611.436
71/171
.415
4
4
1
1/4
.382
2
0
TroyHaugen
1/1
56/403
35/307
66/173
0
54/140
.386
1
3
3
1/0
34/.254
72/173
.416
0
4
0
2/1
26/.394
21/75
.280
1
0
4
1/4
57/.322
821225
.364
1
3
Erik Ostmo
Jeff Hopkins
Jim Brundage
Paul Pinion
Dennis Kluss
Derek Hoyden
Ken Nielson
Lance Donaly
Brent Sackett
Todd Ledbetter
John Banholzer
Ray Garretson
Bret Anderson
Jeff Post
Cameron Fajer
TB!
ON
1
3/4 .750
3
29 47
1 28/31 .903 19 22
4
3
5/8 .625
33
14
4
3
1
9/11 .818
21
20
9
1
2
2/2 1.000 20 28
8
1
3
1/1
1.000 21
5
0
0
2
0
26 23
0 9/13 .692 27 36
5
0
2
1/1
8
1
3
3/4 .750
8
1
18
11
28
4/5 .800
1.000 17
6
24 40
PCT. GWHHSTK
33
7
7
3
0
0
0
2/2 1.000 8
3
1
0/0
7/.212
11/37
.297
0
0
16/Il 38
5
8
8
0
0
1
0/0 .000
12
7
0
0/0
11/.289
15/45
.333
0
0
.207 16/11 29
4
6
4
1
0
0
0/1
8
6
1
0/1
7/.241
12/37
.324
1
0
.200 20/14 50
.179 16/13 39
7
10
9
2
1
1
0/0 .000
0
0/1
17/.340
20/61
.328
1
0
7
7
5
1
0
0
4/4 1.000 9
7
1
1/2
8/.205
15/50
.300
2
1
.000
0
0
0
0
0
0
0/0
0
0
0/0
0/.000
0/2
.000
0
0
.280 50/501644335461 288 82
.280 50/501625 258455 225 90
15
1871/87.816 289 297 16 20/24627/.381 772/1999 .386
1850/75 .667 274 200 34 24/11 6251.385692/1880 .368
22
.211
Dennis Kluss
Cameron Fajer
2
SI
GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HRSBA % SO BB HBP SF SLUG% BASE
BA
Ben Johnson
Ben Johnson
Jeff Brauning
Scott Sanders
R.A.Neitzel
Brent Hahn
David Schoppe
Jason Bratt
David Williams
Jeff Otis
SB! SB
G/
PLAYER
PLAYER
16/9
1/1
2
13
.000
14 10
.000
1
0
-
P0
A
E
DP
FLD%
81
132
155
22
30
32
0
34
5
3
.906
.959
.897
.979
.992
.964
.957
101
60
341
1
39
26
27
3
2
225
27
63
58
18
103
46
7
104
0
75
10
8
0
0
2
0
9
26
0
4
2
2
5
0
Beavers
Opponents
11
7
8
2
2
3
3
4
15
7
24
0
1
0
0
0
3
2
1247
1253
586
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
5
3
511
0
0
0
0
0
3
2
86
93
.952
.968
.909
16
1
1
14
12
1
0
7
.875
1.000
.889
1.000
1.000
.000
.857
.875
.900
.967
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
0
0
0
1
49
40
.955
950
PITCHING STATISTICS
GI
GS
W
L
PCT
SHT
SAVE CG OUT
PITCHER
ERA
Derek Heyden
0.00
1/0
0
0
.000
0
0
0
0.7
3
2
0
0
2
Jeff Otis
3.22
13/12
7
5
.583
0
7
0
41
77
31
50
51
Lance Donaly
3.45
15/4
4
1
.800
1
2
0
30
61
22
31
18
Todd Ledbetler
Ray Garretson
Brent Sackett
3.80 20/11
5
6
.455
0
0
0
86.7
57.3
71.0
38
76
30
42
30
2
Jeff Post
Ken Nielson
BretAnderson
David Schoppe
John Banholzer
Opponents
R
H
ER
SO
BB
IBB HB WP BK
2B
3B
HR
TB!
SLUG%
AB!
BAVG
0
0
2
0
1
0
0
3/.600
5/400
1
9
6
0
14
2
0
95/.296
321/.240
3
5
1
3
14
3
1
84/.382
220/.277
1
5
5
1
12
2
5
107/.405
264/.288
5
0
0
5
0
0
0
0
3/.300
10/.300
7
0
2
1
0
9
3
1
53/.491
1081.324
3.86
3/0
0
0
.000
0
0
0
2.3
2
3
1
4.05
8/4
0
2
.000
1
0
0
26.7
16
35
12
8
4.76
14/0
3
1
.750
0
0
0
27
12
16
7
1
2
3
0
4
0
0
31/.326
95/.284
19/15
7
5
.583
1
4
0
22.7
96.0
13
4.97
58
100
53
94
40
5
6
5
0
16
2
4
1321.350
377/.265
8.40
10/0
1
0
1.000
0
0
0
15.0
14
17
14
8
10
0
3
3
1
6
1
4
37/.627
59/.288
9.00
16/4
0
3
.000
3
0
0
36.0
40
56
36
21
17
1
1
3
2
14
0
3
79/.491
161/.348
20.25
1/0
4.63 50/50
5.84 50/50
Beavers
IP
0
0
.000
0
0
0
1.3
3
1
3
2
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
1/.200
5/.200
27
23
.540
6
13
0
415.7
258
455
214
274
188
12
34
35
7
90
13
18
625/.385
1625/.280
23
27
.460
11
7
3
417.7
335
461
271
289
294
3
16
54
9
82
15
18
627/.381
1644/.280
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Johnson
14 #UC-RIVERSIDE
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McGraw
16 #BRIGHAM YOUNG
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17 #ARIZONA STATE
600 N D
2-4 L
Dodd
18 GEORGE FOX
4-2 W
375 H D
LEDBETTER
19 *PORTLAND
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333 A D
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21 *WAHSINGTON STATE
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Gustafson
22 *PORTALND
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Devore
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11-4W
1193AD
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37 *PORTLAND
4-3 W
275 H D
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38 *PORTLAND
2-5 L
152 A D
Mansur
39 *WASHINGTON
4-3L
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40 *WASHINGTON
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311 AD
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41 *PORTLAND STATE
14-4W
365AN
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42 *PORTLAND STATE
8-3 W
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DONALY
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9-2 W
205 H D
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12-4W
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LEDBETTER
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DONALY
47 PORTLAND
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48 EASTERN WASHINGTON 12-5W
258 N N
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223 N D
8-3 W
DONALY
50 +PORTLAND STATE
4-9 W
228 N N
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8-10-2
14-14-5
2-5-1
4-9-1
4-9-1
5-10-1
4-8-1
0-4-5
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9-10-3
6-10-1
12-11-1
14-14-1
2-4-2
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12-10-1
15-12-2
11-17-3
4-9-1
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4-8-1
9-15-3
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FINAL 1989 PACIFIC-lO NORTHERN DIVISION STANDINGS:
School
Won Lost
Pct.
GB
Tour.
89 vs
Finish OSU
6th
3-2
1
3rd
-
.625
1
4th
3-2
.500
4
1st
4-1
13
.485
5
2nd
1-4
15
.375
7
7th
1-3
18
.250
10
5th
0-5
Washington State (37-20)
16
8
.667
Oregon State (27-23)
15
9
.625
Gonzaga (27-19)
15
9
Portland (32-22)
12
12
Portland State (36-28)
11
Washington (13-20)
9
East. Washington (24-29)
6
SEASON RECORD HOLDERS
HITTING LEADERS
SEASON BAT11NG (Mm. 120 AB)
1.
.423
2.
3.
4.
.411
6.
.405
.404
.378
.374
7.
.371
8
9.
.370
.368
10.
.366
5.
Randy Duke (1987)
Dwayne Helbig (1952)
Dan Cunningham (1971)
Ken Bowen (1987)
Al Lehrer (1963)
Mickey Riley (1982)
Tom Simas (1975)
Dave Brundage (1985)
Todd Thomas (1983)
Dave Brundage (1986)
1.
2.
4.
5.
7.
8.
AT BATS
1
206
202
Jeff Brauning (1989)
193
Ken Bowen (1985)
Tim Lambert (1986)
1.
191
188
187
185
185
183
BobMcNair(1980)
Jerry Miller (1977)
Bryan Ganter (1986)
Todd Thomas (1983)
JeffDoyle(1977(
3.
181
Four players latest is
Scott Sanders (1989)
DaveBrundage(1986)
18
16
16
15
14
14
13
12
12
12
12
12
6.
8.
9.
74
70
69
68
68
67
67
66
64
64
Dave Brundage (1986)
Jeff Brauning (1989)
Ken Bowen (1987)
Todd Thomas (1983)
Jerry Miller (1978)
Dave Brundage (1985)
Bob McNair (1980)
Bryan Ganter (1986)
Ken Bowen (1986)
Tim Lambert (1986)
10.
45
44
Dave Brundage (1986)
Ken Bowen (1987)
Jim Wilson (1982)
Al Hunsinger (1981)
Jeff Doyle (1977)
Jeff Brauning (1988)
Todd Thomas (1983)
Ken Bowen (1980)
Steve Lyons (1980)
Four players latest is
Bryan Ganter (1986)
JeffDoyle(1977(
6
5
5
5
4
Todd Thomas (1983)
Dave Backen (1980)
Lute Barnes (1968)
Twink Pederson (1956)
Nine players latest is
Scott Sanders (1989)
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
10.
9
8
62
59
54
1.
2
3.
4.
51
51
47
46
46
44
44
44
44
44
6.
7.
9.
Jim Wilson (1982)
Bob McNair (1980)
Al Hunsinger (1981)
Ken Bowen (1987)
Al Hunsinger (1980)
Lance Rice (1988)
Keith Kratve (1986)
Bob McNair (1978)
Dave Brundage (1986)
Tim Lambert (1986)
Ken Bowen (1985)
Pete Rowe (1977)
Kim Bradshaw (1959)
STOLEN BASES
6
29
28
26
26
25
24
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
HOME RUNS
HITS
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
55
50
49
49
49
49
48
45
Jeff Brauning (1989)
Ken Bowen (1987)
Randy Duke (1987)
Bob McNair (1978)
Ken Bowen (1985)
Quinn Williams (1985)
Jeff Brauning (1988)
Dave Brundage (1986)
Tim Lambert (1986)
Pete Rowe (1976)
Jeff Doyle (1977)
Mickey Riley (1981)
TRIPLES
21
1.
RUNS BATFED IN
RUNS
DOUBLES
Jim Wilson (1982)
Al Hurisinger (1981)
Bob McNair (1980)
Al Hunsinger (1980)
Steve Smith (1983)
Chris Newman (1983)
21
19
18
17
17
17
Dave Brundage (1986)
Jeff Brauning (1989)
Jeff Doyle (1977)
Kim Bradshaw (1959)
Steve Lyons (1980)
Jeff Doyle (1976)
Todd Thomas (1983)
Mickey Riley (1982)
Steve Smith (1983)
Quinn Williams (1986)
Mike Strutton (1983)
Todd Thomas (1981)
BobMcNair(1977)
Ken Bowen (1987)
Bryan Ganter (1987)
Dave Brundage (1986)
OSU's season RB! and home
run pacesetter, Jim Wilson.
PITCHING LEADERS
HITS ALLOWED
INNINGS PITCHED
116.2 Cecil Ira (1962)
108.1 Scott Anderson (1984)
1071 Jeff Reece(1983(
104.3 Rod Scheckla (1988)
103.2 John Sipple (1985)
103.1 Cecil Ira (1963)
99.2 Ken Noble (1976)
98.0 Ken Forsch (1968)
97.0 Jeff Otis (1987)
96.7 Dave Brundage (1986)
1.
109 John Sipple (1985)
2.
3.
101
Rod Scheckla (1988)
100
Ken Nielson (1989)
Mike Gorman (1980)
5.
6.
7.
8.
10.
100
98
93
90
89
89
84
Ken Noble (1977)
Scott Anderson (1983)
Cecil Ira (1963)
8.
9.
6.
9-4
9-4
9-6
Ken Noble (1976)
Jeff Otis (1987)
Ken Noble (1977)
COMPLETE GAMES
12
Cecillra(1962)
11
Cecil Ira (1963)
Scott Anderson (1984)
Rod Scheckla (1988)
Ken Noble (1976)
Steve Clark (1964)
11
4.
9
9
8
7
7
7
7
7
Jeff Otis (1989)
Mark Nilea (1979)
Eric Sallee (1978)
Gail Meier (1976)
Jeff Reece (1983)
STRIKEOUTS
WALKS
7.
5
Ken Noble (1978)
Mike Gorman (1982)
(Mm. 40 Inn.)
1.07 Bill Oerding (1960)
1.11 LouTanselli (1979)
1.23 Cecil Ira (1962)
1.26 Ken Noble (1976)
1.46 Steve Clark (1964)
1.53 Jack Humphrey (1967)
1.66 Scott Anderson (1984)
1.82 Denny Tower (1967)
1.82 John Sipple (1988)
10. 1.90 Scott Anderson (1976)
6.
12-3 Cecil Ira (1962)
11-3 Jeff Reece(1983)
10-2 John Sipple (1985)
10-3 Cecil Ira (1963)
10-6 Rod Scheckla (1988)
9-2 Mike Gorman (1982)
9-2 Scott Anderson (1977)
1.
2.
3.
MikeGorman(1981)
EARNED RUN AVERAGE
62
52
50
48
48
46
45
44
42
42
42
VICTORIES
Jeff Reece (1983)
Jeff Otis (1989)
Mark Niles (1979)
Bryce Hulstrom (1988)
John Sipple (1985)
Scott Anderson (1983)
Veteran major leaguer Ken
Forsch struck out a record
121 at OSU in 1968.
Ken Nielson (1989)
Scott Anderson (1981)
Bryce Hulstrom (1985)
Jeff Reece (1981)
Jerry Johnson (1968)
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1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
121
KenForsch(1968(
100
Jeff Reece (1983)
Scott Anderson (1984)
Denny Straub (1964)
98
97
94
90
85
84
82
81
Ken Nielson (1989)
Dave Brundage (1986)
Cecil Ira (19631
Mike Gorman (1982)
Cecil Ira (1962)
Bryce HUlatrom (1986)
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CAREER PACESETTERS
HITTING LEADERS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
.379
.354
.350
.346
.340
.337
.325
.324
.322
.320
Jay Dean (1952-55)
Dan Cunningham (1971-73)
Dave Brundage (1984-86)
Twink Pederson (1956-58)
Jeff Brauning (1 988-89)
Larry Peterson (1960-62)
Al Hunsinger (1980-81)
Kim Bradahaw (1957-59)
Bob Drahn (1974-76)
Ken Bowen (1984-87)
1.
2
3.
643
2. 593
3. 565
4. 557
5. 553
553
7. 545
8.
9.
523
508
10. 486
30
8. 28
28
10. 27
1.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
206
186
169
169
167
165
164
154
153
151
Ken Bowen (1984-S7)
Tim Lambert (1 985-88)
Jeff Brauning (1988-89)
Mickey Riley (1980-83)
Bob McNair (1978-81)
Pete Rowe (1974-77)
Quinn Williams (1983-86)
Jim Wilson (1980-82)
Bill Gassaway (1979-82)
Dave Brundage (1984-86)
1.
2.
3.
4.
150
148
130
118
5. 109
7.
8
10.
109
108
107
107
103
Ken Bowen (1984-87)
Todd Thomas (1980-83)
Bryan Ganter (1984-87)
Mickey Riley (1980-83)
Jeff Doyle (1975-77)
Pete Rowe (1974-77)
Dave Backen (1978-81)
Rich Dodge (1974-77)
Tim Lambert (1985-88)
Troy Haugen (1987-89)
1.
2.
13
10
3. 9
4. 8
5. 7
7
7
8. 6
6
6
131
1.
126
110
105
105
6. 103
7. 102
8. 100
2.
3.
4.
9. 95
10. 93
Kenffowen)1984-87(
Bob McNair(1978-80)
Pete Rowe (1974-77)
Jim Wilson (1980-82)
Al Hunainger (1980-81)
Dave Backen(1978-81)
Tim Lambert (1985-88)
Bryan Canter (1984-87)
Quinn Williams (1983-86)
Dave Brundage (1984-86)
STOLEN BASES
TRIPLES
Ken Bowen (1984-87)
Pete Rowe (1974-77)
Mickey Riley (1980-83)
Bryan Canter (1984-1987)
Todd Thomas (1980-83)
Dave Backen (1978-81)
Tim Lambert (1985-88)
Rich Dodge (1974-77)
Bob McNair (1978-81)
Quinn Williams (1983-86)
HITS
2.
3.
31
31
31
6. 30
AT BATS
1.
36
34
RUNS BAiTED IN
RUNS
DOUBLES
BATTING (Mm. 260 AB)
62
54
46
44
Todd Thomas (1980-83)
Chuck Fisk (1952-55)
Jeff Doyle (1 975-77)
Dave Backen (1978-81)
Bob McNair (1978-80)
Bob Beall (1968-70)
Lute Barnes (1967-69)
Troy Haugen (1987-89)
Dave Brundage (1984-86)
Steve Lyons (1979-81)
41
40
36
35
34
33
Todd Thomas (1980-82)
Jeff Doyle (1979-81)
Steve Lyons (1979-81)
Kim Bradshaw (1957-59)
Steve Smith (1981 -83)
Rich Dodge (1974-77)
Bryan Canter (1984-87)
Quinn Williams (1983-86)
Mickey Riley (1980-83)
Dave Brundage (1984-86)
HOME RUNS
Ken Bowen (1984-87)
Pete Rowe (1974-76)
Bryan Canter (1984-87)
Mickey Riley (1980-83)
Dave Brundage (1984-86)
Tim Larnbert (1985-88)
Todd Thomaa (1980-83)
Rich Dodge (1974-77)
Bob McNair (1978-80)
Dave Backen (1978-81)
2. 27
Al Hunsinger (1980-al)
Jim Wilson (1 980-82)
27
4. 21
5. 19
6. 16
7. 13
8. 12
12
12
12
Bob McNair (1 978-80)
Steve Smith (1981-83)
Ken Bowen (1984-87)
Chris Newman (1980, 83-84)
Tim Lambert (1985-88)
Dave Brundage (1984-86)
Dave Backen (1978-81)
Bryan Canter (1984-87)
Steve Lyons (1979-81)
1.
28
1987 All-American and
Pac- 10 North Player ot the
Year, Ken Bowen.
PITCHING LEADERS
HITS ALLOWED
INNINGS PITCHED
1. 348
2. 324
3. 292
348.2 Ken Noble (1975-78)
328.2 Mike Gorman (1979-82)
267.0 John Sipple (1984-88)
325.2 Scoff Anderaon (1981 -84)
281.0 Cecil Ira (1961-63)
262.2 Gail Meier (1973-76)
244.3 Jeff Otis (1986-89)
213.2 Chris Payne (1985-88)
209.1 Pat Barry (1975-78)
205.2 Jack Humphrey (1965-67)
4. 291
5. 272
6. 233
7. 204
8. 201
9. 199
199
Mike Gorman (1979-82)
Ken Noble (1975-78)
John Sipple (1984-88)
Scoff Anderson (1981-84)
Gail Meier (1973-76)
Chris Payne (1985-88)
Cecil Ira (1961-63)
Greg Jurgenson (1972-74)
Jeff Otis (1986-89)
Bryce Hulatroni (1984-86)
VICTORIES
30-17 Ken Noble (1975-78)
28-13 John Sipple (1984-88)
28-16 Mike Gorman (1979-82)
27-9 Cecil Ira (1961-63)
25-17 Scoff Anderson (1981-84)
21-9 Jeff Otis (1 986-89)
19-12 Gail Meier (1973-76)
18-6 Jeff fleece (1981-83)
Rod Scheckla (1987-88)
18-9
Dave Brundage (1984-86)
16-8
Pat Barry (1975-78)
16-7
16-6 Gary Moore (1958-60)
1.
2.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
tO.
EARNED RUN AVERAGE
(Mm. 100 Inn.)
1.79 Cecil Ira (1961-63)
1.92 Steve Clark (1962-64)
2.12 Ken Forsch (1967-68)
2.15 ScoftAnderson (1981-83)
2.53 Pat Barry (1975-78)
2.56 Mark Niles (1979-80)
2.58 Bill Qerding (1959-61)
2.61 Bailey Brem (1952-54)
2.66 Denny Straub (1961 -64)
2 66 Denny Tower (1966-68)
COMPLETE GAMES
28
19
18
18
17
16
14
13
10
10
WALKS
160
147
146
139
132
116
107
97
94
94
1. 263
Southpaw strikeout king,
John Sipple.
212
5.
6.
198
194
185
184
9.
10. 164
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2.
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Jeff Otis (1986-89)
Rod Scheckla (1987-88)
Mark Niles (1 979-80)
Jack Humphrey (1965-67)
STRIKEOUTS
John Sipple (1984-88)
Scoff Anderson (1981 -84)
Mike Gorman (1979-82)
Jeff fleece (1981-83)
Jeff Otis (1986-89)
Bryce Hulatrom (1984-86)
Chris Payne (1985-88)
Jerry Johnson (1981-83)
Dave Brundage (1984-86)
Wayne Burna (1971-73)
AUGUST 22- 26, 1990
Cecil Ira (1961-63)
Scott Anderson (198t-84)
John Sipple (1984-88)
Ken Noble (1975-78)
Mike Gorman (1979-82)
Gail Meier (1973-76)
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WORLD SERIES
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John Sipple (1984-88)
Scoff Anderson (1981-84)
Mike Gorman (1979-82)
Cecil Ira (1961-63)
Ken Noble (1975-78)
Gail Meier (1973-75)
Denny Straub (1961 -64)
JeffReece(1981-83(
Ken Forsch (1967-68)
Dave Brundage (1984-86)
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BEAVER BASEBALL HISTORY
OVERALL
YEAR COACH
W
PACIFIC COAST CONFERENCE
1916 Loof Flack
5
1917 Season Cancelled
2
1918 J. D. Baldwin
1919 Jimmy Richardson
5
8
1920 Jimmy Richardson
1921 Jimmy Richardson
4
1922 Guy Rathburne
9
NORTHERN DIVISION
1923 Ralph Coleman
1924 Ralph Coleman
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 Slats Gill
1935 Slats Gill
1936 Slats Gill
1937 Slats Gill
1938 Ralph Coleman
1939 Ralph Coleman
1940 Ralph Coleman
1941 Ralph Coleman
1942 Ralph Coleman
1943 Ralph Coleman
1944 No Season
1945 No Season
1946 Ralph Coleman
1947 Ralph Coleman
1948 Ralph Coleman
1949 Ralph Coleman
1950 Ralph Coleman
1951 Ralph Coleman
1952 Ralph Coleman
1953 Ralph Coleman
1954 Ralph Coleman
1955 Ralph Coleman
1956 Ralph Coleman
1957 Ralph Coleman
1958 Ralph Coleman
1959 Ralph Coleman
1960 Ralph Coleman
1961 Ralph Coleman
1962 Ralph Coleman
1963 Ralph Coleman
1964 Ralph Coleman
1965 Ralph Coleman
1966 Ralph Coleman
PACIFIC-8
1967 Gene Tanselli
1968 Gene Tanselli
1969 Gene Tanselli
1970 Gene Tanselli
1971 Gene Tanselli
PCT.
6
.455
5
6
6
6
9
.250
.455
2
11
.267
6
6
9
7
8
.571
10
7
11
1
11
11
2
7
5
6
9
5
10
9
5
15
11
11
8
16
15
5
8
6
10
9
6
5
13
8
10
17
9
10
10
7
20
16
17
15
13
14
16
6
7
15
7
25
27
15
12
14
17
18
18
CONFERENCE
W
L PCT.
L
10
10
8
8
12
6
12
9
8
10
13
13
11
21
18
7
5
27
26
23
25
14
6
12
15
18
19
17
25
23
13
13
17
19
18
20
15
17
11
PACIFIC-b NORTHERN DIVISION
13
24
1972 GeneTanselli
1973 Jack Riley
15
20
21
1974 Jack Riley
18
1975 Jack Riley
28
10
1976 Jack Riley
15
31
31
17
1977 Jack Riley
22
22
1978 Jack Riley
19
1979 Jack Riley
21
33
16
1980 Jack Riley
1981 Jack Riley
29
14
29
15
1982 Jack Riley
1983 Jack Riley
27
17
22
23
1984 Jack Riley
1985 Jack Riley
34
17
1986 Jack Riley
39
15
1987 Jack Riley
31
15
30
19
1988 Jack Riley
27 23
1989 Jack Riley
.471
.567
.917
.846
.416
.723
.571
.526
.778
.473
.527
.667
.423
.500
.333
.318
.800
.667
.738
.600
.455
(3rd)
.250
.455
.471
4
.364
Not Available
(4th)
(3rd)
(5th)
(4th)
5
8
6
6
2
7
3
8
2
6
5
5
11
5
9
8
3
7
8
3
5
8
7
4
10
8
12
.591
.700
12
.615
.375
.467
.652
.368
.807
.692
.625
.600
.600
.567
10
.620
.750
.783
.659
.812
.657
.694
.444
.513
6
.500
Not Available
8
7
.581
6
4
8
5
10
10
8
10
8
7
8
10
7
7
8
11
11
8
11
8
9
.750
.250
.585
.375
.500
.688
.438
.500
.500
.313
.500
.438
12 .250
8
7
4
.625
.500
.750
.500
.500
.750
4
.625
6
8
4
10 .375
7
7
9
4
6
3
6
4
8
7
4
6
5
6
4
4
8
.364
.533
.357
.714
.625
.727
.625
.667
.467
.533
.714
.538
.585
.571
.733
.733
.500
.388
8
7
11
4
13 .233
.659
.639
.458
.559
.514
9
6
6
12 .333
12 .429
.351
2
5
6
.429
.462
.737
.674
.646
.500
.525
.673
.674
.659
.614
.488
.667
.722
.674
.612
.540
CONF. FINISH
9
5
6
13
12
12
6
.600
.455
10 .375
15 .118
13 .277
12 .333
.722
.667
.667
.400
.267
6
5
6
6
9
4
11
8
16
17
9
7
8
7
11
11
12
18
15
14
15
12 .500
11
5
9
.471
.611
.667
.708
.500
.783
.625
10 .583
9
.625
ALL-TIME OREGON STATE COACHES RECORDS
(4th)
(3rd-Tie)
(2nd)
(5th)
(3rd)
(5th)
(4th)
(2nd)
(4th)
(3rd)
Joe Fay
Otto Moore
Fielder Jones
Walker
E. J. Stewart
Jesse Garrett
Wilkie Clark
Ray E. Goble
Loof Flack
J. D. Baldwin
Jimmy Richardson
Guy Rathburne
Ralph Coleman
1907-1908
1909
1910
2
WON
16
1
3
1
14
1911
1912
1913
1
1
1914
1915
1916-1917
1918
1919-1921
1922
1923-1931 &
1938-1966
1932-1937
1967-1972
197380 years
1
1
2
1
3
1
36
6
6
17
8
5
7
7
13
5
2
17
9
560
57
115
467
1305
9
8
6
6
26
8
317
71
102
298
906
PCT.
.696
.429
.778
.530
.263
.412
.438
.619
.455
.250
.375
.529
.639
.445
.533
.610
.590
OSUS LONGEST WINNING STREAK
OSUS HISTORY IN NCAA POST-SEASON PLAY
1952:
1962:
1963:
1983:
1985:
1986:
Won Western Regional, then lost to Duke, 18-7, and to Tesas, 10-1, in
College World Series at Omaha, Nebraska.
OSU lost to Santa Clara, then to Fresno State in Western Regional.
OSU lost to USC, 6-5, then defeated USC, 8-6, but lost to the Trojans in the
first round final, 7-5.
Lost to Stanford, 14-0, then to UC-Santa Barbara, 7-3 in Western Regional
at Stanford.
Lost to Stanford, 17-3, then to Pepperdine, 6-1, in Western Regional at
Stanford.
Lost to Arkansas, 4-3, then beat Richmond, 7-1, beat Arkansas, 1-0, then
lost to Stanford, 10-7, for third place finish at Midwest Regional in
Stillwater, Oklahoma.
PRODUCTS OF THE RILEY REFINERY
WHO WENT TO THE PROS
(1971-1989)
(Round Robin)
(3rd-Tie)
(7th)
(5th)
(6th)
(6th)
1974:
1975:
1976:
1977:
1980:
1981:
1982:
1983:
1984:
1985:
1986:
Tourn.
1987:
(3rd-Tie)(lst)
(1st)
(2nd)
(2nd)
(2nd)
1
LOST
7
4
4
7
14
10
Back in 1951, enroute to the Northern Division championship of that year, Oregon
State baseball compiled the longest winning streak in the school's baseball history. The
Beavers won 18 straight before finally losing to Washington State in Pullman, 7-3. Gene
Tanselli, former OSU head coach, was a star senior shortstop for that team.
The closestthat streak came to being threatened was in 1986 when OSU's winningest
team ever assembled a 15-game winning streak.
(2nd)
(4th)
(4th)
(3rd)
(4th)
(1st)
(1st)
(2nd)
(2nd)
(2nd)
(3rd)
(2nd)
(1st)
(4th)
(2nd)
(2nd)
(1st)
(1st)
(3rd)
(3rd)
(4th)
(4th)
(4th)
(3rd)
(1st)
(2nd)
(2nd)
(3rd)
(3rd)
(2nd)
(2nd)
(1st)
(1st)
(4th)
YEARS
Slats Gill
Gene Tanselli
JACK RILEY
TOTALS
(2nd-Tie)
(5th)
(3rd)
(4th)
(4th)
(1st)
(3rd)
(1st)
(3rd-Tie)
(3rd)
(1st)
TOTAL
SEASONS
COACH
(1st)
(5th)
(3rd)
(3rd)
1988:
1989:
Greg Jurgenson, Houston Astros, P
Ramon Gonzalez, Seattle Rainiers llndependentl, OF
Steve Wilkins, San Francisco Giants, OF
Scott Anderson, L.A. Dodgers, Minn. Twins, Chi. Cubs, Mont. Expos, P
Tom Chamberlain, St. Louis Cardinals, P
Jeff Doyle, St. Louis Cardinals, Tokyo Giants, INF
Pete Rowe, Cm. Reds, br. Blue Jays, Pitt. Pirates, C
Bob McNair, Toronto Blue Jays, Minnesota Twins, lB
Al Hunsinger, St. Louis Cardinals, lB
Steve Lyons, Bos. Red Sox, Chi. White Sox, INF-OF
Mike Gorman, Oakland A's, Detroit Tigers, P
Jim Wilson, Cleve. Indians, Bait. Orioles, Minn. Twins, Sea. Mariners, lB
Rob Holbrook, Toronto Blue Jays, P
Jeff Reece, Milwaukee Brewers, P
Mickey Riley, Walla Walla llndependent), INF
Steve Smith, Cleveland Indians, OF-INF
Todd Thomas, San Francisco Giants, INF
Scott Anderson, Texas Rangers, P
Lindsey Johnson, Pitt. Pirates, Sea. Mariners, C
Mike Strutton, Kansas City Royals, INF
Dam Syverson, Cleveland Indians, C
(Vast maiority of team not eligible for draft I
Dave Brundage, Philadelphia Phillies, lB-OF
Bryce Hulstrom, Chicago White Sox, P
Keith Kratve, San Francisco Giants, I B
Mel Mallinak, Baltimore Orioles, INF
Quinn Williams, Philadelphia Phillies, 3B
Ken Bowen, Kansas City Royalx, 2B
Rich Duke, Atlanta Braves, C
Bryan Ganter, Cincinnati Reds, OF
Lance Rice, Los Angeles Dodgers, C
Rod Scheckla, Houston Astros, P
John Sipple, Texas Rangers, P
Jeff Brauning, San Francisco Giants, INF
Brent Hahn, San Francisco Giants, C
Troy Haugen, Milwaukee Brewers, INF
BEAVER BASEBALL BESTS
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
TEAM RECORDS
HITTING
HIlliNG
GAMESBATTING AVG.AT BATSRUNSRUNS ALLOWEDRUNS,
BOTH TEAMSHITS-
DOUBLESTRIPLESHOME RUNSRUNS
BATTED INSTOLEN BASES-
SACRIFICESWALKS
RECEIVEDSTRUCK OUTHIT BY PITCHHIT INTO DPS-
BATTING AVG.Season:
Season:
Game:
Season
Game:
Season:
Game
Season:
Game.
Season:
Game:
Season
Game
Season.
Game
Season:
Game:
Season:
Game:
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Game:
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Game:
Season:
54(39-15), 1986
.307,1985
74. 1972 vs. Washington
1774, 1986
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
520, 1986
10, 1979 vs. Puget Sound
108, 1987
4,1980 vs. Western Oregon
AT BATS-
Season:
Career:
Game:
RUNS-
Season:
Career:
Game:
H ITS-
Season:
Career:
Game:
DOUBLES-
Season:
Career:
Game:
19, 1983
6, 1978 vs. Puget Sound, 1966 vs. Oregon (twice)
42, 1987
34, 1985 vs. Chico State
341,1985
10,1976 vs. BYU
10, 1980 vs. George Fox
10, 1983 vs. Western Oregon State
101, 1986
Not Available
68, 1986
22, 1985 vs. Chico State
316, 1986
18, 1972 vs. Washington (20 innings)
298, 1986
Not Available
39, 1982
Not Available
46, 1978 and 1986
TRIPLES-
Season:
Career:
Game:
Season:
HOME RUNS-
Career:
Game:
FIELDING
ERRORS.
DOUBLE PLAYSFIELDING %-
Game:
Season:
Game
Season:
Season:
Not Available
Game.
Season:
Game:
Season:
Game:
Season:
Game:
Season:
Season:
Season:
Season:
20, 1972 vs. Washington
459.3, 1986
Not Available
455,1985 and 1989
Not Available
242, 1986
16, 1967 vs. Arizona State
339,1986
39 (39-15), 1986
24 (13-24), 1972
.917(11-1), 1924
.813 (26-6), 1962
RUNS
BATTED IN-
101,1977
Not Available
68, 1987
.9604, 1986
TOTAL BASESSTOLEN BASES-
PITCHING
INNINGS
PITCHEDHITS ALLOWED-
WALKSSTRIKEOUTS-
VICTORIESDEFEATSBEST
WINNING %WORST
WINNING %Season:
SHUTOUTSSeason:
COMPLETE GAMES-Season:
WILD PITCHESSeason:
HIT BATTERSSeason:
LOWEST ERASeason:
WALKS
RECEIVED-
STRUCK OUTHIT BY PITCH:
Season.
Career:
Game:
Season:
Career:
Game:
Game:
Season:
Career:
Game:
Season:
Career
Game:
Season:
Career:
Game:
Season:
Career:
FIELDING
ERRORS-
.318 (7-15), 1937
8, 1976
23, 1976
35, 1989
34, 1989
2.32, 1964
Game:
4, Carlo Petroni, 1959 vs. Washington
Rick Gonzalez, 1977 vs. Oregon
4, Dave Backen, 1978 vs. Oral Roberts
Game:
Season:
Career.
Game:
Season:
Career:
Season:
Career:
Game:
Season:
Career:
Game:
Season:
Career:
Season:
Career:
Season:
16, Greg Jurgenson, 1972 vs. Washington
116.2, Cecil Ira, 1962
348.2, Ken Noble, 1975-78
Not Available
109, John Sipple, 1985
348, Mike Gorman, 1979-82
12)12-3), Cecil Ira, 1962
30)30-17), Ken Noble, 1975-78
Not Available
62, Jeff Reece, 1983
160, John Sipple, 1985-88
15, Scott Anderson, 1983 vs. Gonzaga
121, Ken Forsch, 1968
263, John Sipple, 1985-88
1.07, Bill Oerding, t960
1.79, Cecil Ira, 1961 -63
1.000)7-0), Jerry Johnson, 1970
1.000 (7-0), Bill Oerding, 1960
.750 (27-9), Cecil Ira, 1961 -63
.750 (18-6), Jeff Reece, 1981 -83
12, Cecil Ira, 1962
28, Cecil Ira, 1961-63
5, Cecil Ira, 1963
Not Available
PITCHING
INNINGS
PITCHEDHITS ALLOWEDVICTORIESWALKS
ALLOWED-
STRIKEOUTS-
SUPPORTERS
LOWEST ERA-
OF
BEST WINNING
PCT.
Career:
OREGON STATE
I RICHEY'S I
)
iLLT(
frm#
.423, Randy Duke, 1987
.379, Jay Dean, 1952-55
9, Mel Cuckovich, 1972 vs. Washington
9, Doug Miller, 1972 vs. Washington
206, Jeff Brauning, 1989
643, Ken Bowen, 1984-87
6, Ken Bowen, 1985 vs. Chico State
6, Bobby Buob, 1954 vs. Washington
6, Jim Ruggles, 1954 vs. Washington
54, Dave Brundage, 1986
150, Ken Boweri, 1984-87
5 (5x5), Jeff Brauning, 1988 vs. Washington
5 (5x5), Jeff Brauning, 1988 vs. Eastern Washington
5 (5x5), Dam Syverson, 1984 vs. Washington State
5 )5x5), Dave Hummel, 1971 vs. California
5(5x5), Jay Dean, 1952 vs. Fresno State
5 (5x6), Ron Dyer, 1980 vs. Lint ield
5 (5x6), Jerry Yang, 1979 vs. Lewis and Clark
5 (5x6), Jay Dean, 1955 vs. Washington State
5 (5x7), Ken Bowen, 1985 vs. Chico State
5 (5x7), Jack Pinion, 1954 vs. Washington
74, Dave Brundage, 1986
206, Ken Bowen, 1984-87
3, Steve Rudolph, 1979 vs. Puget Sound
3, Dan Pearson, 1979 vs. Puget Sound
3, Rich Harper, 1978 vs. Sacramento State
18, Jeff Brauning, 1989
36, Ken Bowen, 1984-87
2, John Collins, 1980 vs. Western Oregon
6, Jeff Doyle, 1977
6, Todd Thomas, 1983
13, Todd Thomas, 1980-83
3, Darryl Summerfield, 1968 vs. Washington
3, Jim Wilson, 1982 vs. Washington State
Steve Smith, 1983 vs. Oregon Tech
21, Jim Wilson, 1982
28, Al Hunsinger, 1980-81
9, Ken Bowen, 1985 vs. Chico State
62, Jim Wilson, 1982
131, Ken Bowen, 1984-87
14, Jim Wilson, 1982 vs. Washington State
4, Steve Lyons, 1979 vs. Oregon Tech
29, Dave Brundage, 1986
62, Todd Thomas, 1980-83
5, Bob Beall, 1970 vs. UCLA
48, Rich Dodge, 1977
120, Ken Bowen, 1984-87
4, six times, 1965-86
45, Tim Lambert, 1986
125, Tim Lambert, 1984-88
Not Available
11, Todd Thomas, 1982
11, Ben Johnson, 1988
24, Todd Thomas, 1980-83
BASEBALL
FOR OVER
25 YEARS
950 CIRCLE DRIVE
Open 'til 10 p.m.
7 Days a Week
COMPLETE
GAMESSHUTOUTS-
Season:
Career:
Season:
Career:
MISCELLANEOUS
LONGEST HITTING STREAK- 31, Jeff Brauning (1989)
CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUT INN. -45, Ken Forsch, 1968
TEAM HOME RUNS IN INNING-4, 1966 vs. Oregon
(Darryl Summertield, Dave Heniges, Karl Weide and Ron Boly.)
AWARDS AND HONORS
ALL-AMERICA: (9)
1952
1953
1954
1955
1960
1962
1982
1986
1987
Dwayne Helbig, OF
Bailey Brem, P
JayDean,1B
JayDean,1B
Larry Petersen, OF
Cecil Ira, P
Jim Wilson, lB
Dave Brundage, UT
Ken Bowen, 2B!SS
ALL-DISTRICT EIGHT
Dwayne He/big
/RECION NINE: (35)
1949
Frank Roelandt, C
1978
1950
Gene Tanselli, SS
1982
1951
1952
John Thomas, C
Dwayne Helbig, OF
1953
Bailey Brem, P
Bailey Brem, P
Mike Gorman, P'
Mickey Riley, 2B'
1984
1985
John Thomas, C
Edward Shirtclitf, OF
1986
1957
Jay Dean, lB
Jay Dean, lB
Twink Pedersen, 3B
1959
Jerry Droscher, OF
1987
1960
Larry Petersen, OF
1962
Cecil Ira, P
1963
Cecil Ira, P
1954
1955
1988
Al Lehrer, OF
1976
1977
Pete Rowe, C
Jeff Doyle, 26'
Bob McNair, 1B'
Jim Wilson, lB
1989
Scott Anderson, P'
Dave Brundage, 18
John Sipple, P'
Ken Bowen, SS'
Dave Brundage, OF
Bryce Hulstrom, F'
Ken Bowen, SS'
Ken Bowen, SS
Jeff Otis, P'
Ben Johnson, SS'
Lance Rice, C
John Sipple, P'
Jeff Brauning, 2B'
ALL-NQRTHERN DIVISION/ALL-PAC-8: (102)
1948 Chuck Sauvain, P
1949 Frank Roelandt, C
1950 Don White, P
Gene Tanselli, SS
Pete Goodbrod, OF
1952 Dwayne Helbig, OF
Bailey Brem, P
1953 Bailey Brem, P
Norb Wellman, P
Jay Dean, 1 B
Bud Shirtcliff, OF
1954 Jay Dean, lB
Chuck Fisk, 2B
Jack Pinion, OF
1955 Jay Dean, lB
Jerry Exley, OF
1956 Jerry Exley, OF
1957 Twink Pedersen, 3B
Tom Hunt, OF
1958 Gary Moore, P
Gene Bates, 1 B
Tom Bowen, 38
1959 Bill Wagner, 3B
Kim Bradshaw, OF
Jerry Droscher, OF
1960 Bill Wagner, 3B
Larry Petersen, OF
VICTOR BROW 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 in World War II.
1947 Don Bower, 28
1950 Gene Tanselli, SS
1953 Bud Shirtcliff, OF
1956 Dan Lovejoy, C
1959 Kim Bradshaw, 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, lB
1983 Jeff Reece, P
1986 Dave Brundage, OF-P
1989 Jeff Brauning, 26
1948 Harry Richards, 2B
1951 Don Taylor, lB
1954 JayDean,1B
1957 SylJohnson,P
1960 Jerry Droscher, OF
1963 Al Lehrer, OF
1966 Ron Lucas,SS
1969 Tim Gleason, C
1972 Doug Miller, OF
1975 Tom Simas, 2B
1978 Bob McNair, lB
1981 Al Hunsinger, lB
1984 Scott Anderson, P
1987 Ken Bowen, INF
1949
1952
1955
1958
Frank Roelandt, C
Don white, P
Jay Dean, lB
Tom Bowen, 3B
l97oJerryJohnson
1973 Gail Meier
1976 Ken Noble
1979 Bob Flynn
1982 MikeGorman
1985 John Sipple
1987 Jeff Otis
1956 Dan Lovejoy
1959 Gary Moore
1961 Bill Wagner, 3B
Grimm Mason, OF
1962 Cecil Ira, P
Al Lehrer, 3B
1963 Cecil Ira, P
Dave Long, 2B
Doug Stahl, SS
Al Lehrer, OF
Frank Peters, OF
1964 Steve Clark, P
1965 Morrell Crary, C
Ron Lucas, SS
1966 Jack Humphrey, P
1967 Tom Jones, 16'
Bob Kaiser, OF'
Jack Humphrey, P'
1968 Tom Jones, tB'
Ken Forsch, P'
1969 Lute Barnes, SS'
1970 Bob Beall, lB
Dave Wiggins, UT'
1971 Dan Cunningham, UT'
1972 Dan Cunningham, UT
1974 GregJurgenson, P
Pete Rowe, OF
Rob Drahn, DH
1975 Pete Rowe, C
1964
1967
1970
1973
1976
1979
1982
1985
1988
Steve Clark, P
Bill Bonser, C
Bob Beall, INF
Dan Cunningham, OF
Pete Rowe, C
Bob Flynn, P
Jim Wilson, lB
Dave Brundage, lB-P
Lance Rice, C
1957 Syl Johnson
1960 Bill Oerding
1962 Cecil Ira
1963 Cecil Ira
1965 Wayne Swango
1966 Jack Humphrey
1968 Ken Forsch
1969 Jim Powell
1971 Greg Lebeck
1972 Greg Jurgenson
1974 Greg Jurgenson
1975 Gail Meier
1977 ScottAnderson
1978 Eric Sallee & Pat Barry
1980 Kyle Dunning
1981 John Collins
1983 Jeff Reece
1984 Scott Anderson
1986 Sipple, Dave Brundage & Bryce Hulstrom
1988 John Sipple
1989 Jeff Otis
Gail Meier, P
Ramon Gonzalez, OF
Tom Simas, UT
1976 Pete Rowe, C
Ken Noble, P
Jeff Doyle, UT
1977 Pete Rowe, C
Jeff Doyle, 2B
Rich Dodge, OF
1978 Rich Harper, C
1984 Scott Anderson, P
Dam
Syverson, 3B
1985 Dave Brundage, lB
John Sipple, P
Quinn Williams, 36
Mel Mallinak, 2B
Ken Bowen, SS
1986 Dave Brundage,
OF and P"
Quinn Williams, 38
Ken Bowen, SS
Bryce Hulstrom, P
1987 Jeff Otis, P
Bob McNair, lB
Jerry Miller, OF
Jerry Vung, UT
1979 Dave Backen, UT
1980 Bob McNair, lB
Al Hunsinger, 3B
1981 Al Hunsinger, 18"
Dave Backen, UT
Todd Thomas, OF
1982 Jim Wilson, 1 B"
Mike Gorman, P
Mickey Riley, 26
Jim Grove, OF
1983 Jeff Reece, P'
Dam Syverson, 38
Todd Thomas, UT
Steve Smith, OF
Ken Bowen, 55"
Randy Duke, Utility
Rod Scheckla, P'
1988 John Sipple, P
Lance Rice, C
Ben Johnson, SS
1989 Jeff Brauning, 2B
Ben Johnson, SS
Jeff Otis, P
'-2nd team
"Player of the year
BILL BONSER AWARD-Most Improved Player
Bill Bonser is an ex-OSU catch er.
1973 Tom Apa, C
1976 Jeff Doyle, 28
1979 Dave Backen, OF! Mark Niles, P
1982 Bill Gassaway,P
1985 Ken Bowen, SS
1961 Grimm Mason, OF
BILL CLOVES 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
Dave Brundage
Jim Wilson
Cecil Ira
1987 Randy Duke, 1B!DH
1975 Tom Simas, 3B
1974 Gary Beck, 3B
1978 Jerry Vung, 38
1977 Jerry Miller, OF
1981 John Collins, P
1980 Bob McNair, lB
1984 Scott Anderson,P
1983 Chris Newman, lB
1986 Bryan Ganter, OF, Tim Lambert, DH
& Keith Krafve, 1 B
1968 Troy Haugen, 3B
1989 Lance Donaly, P
GOLD GLOVE AWARD- Most Outstanding Fielder
1973 Ty Gorton, 2B
1976 Jeff Doyle, 2B
1978 Jerry Vung, 38
1981 Al Hunsinger,1B
1984 Ken Bowen, 2B
1987 Lance Rice, C
1974
1977
1979
1982
1985
1988
Ramon Gonzalez, OF
1975 Ramon Gonzalez, OF
Jeff Doyle, 2B & Rich Dodge, SS
1980 Steve Lyons, 3B
Steve Lyons, OF
Mickey Riley, 2B
1983 Mickey Riley, 28
l986KenBowen,SS
Ken Bowen,SS
1989 Jeff Brauning, 2B &
Ben Johnson, SS
Troy Haugen, 3B
.350 CLUBThis club was instituted by head coach Jack Riley for any of
his regulars who hit .350 or better for the season.
1977 Jeff Doyle, 28 (.350)
1982 Mickey Riley, 28 (.374)
1985 Dave Brundage, lB (.370) & Quinn Williams, 38(358)
1975 Tom Simas, INF (.371)
1980 Bob McNair, I B (.356)
1987 Randy Duke, 1 B/DH (.423) & Ken Bowen, 55 (.404)
1978 Jerry Miller, OF (.364)
1983 Todd Thomas, OF (.368)
1986 Dave Brundage, OF (.366) &
Bryan Ganter, OF (.357)
1988 Larry Viadic, OF (.364)
10/20 CLUBThis club was instituted by OSU head coach Jack Riley for
those pitchers who had won 20 games in their careers or 10 games in a
season since 1972.
1975-78 Ken Noble (30-17)
1981 -84 Scott Anderson (25-17)
1985 John Sipple (10-2)
1988 Rod Scheckla (10-6)
1979-82 Mike Gorman (28-16)
1983 Jeff Reece (1 1-3)
1984-88 John Sipple (28-13)
1989 Jeff Otis (21.9)
BEAVER LETTERMEN
A
Allen Mark--I 982-83
Anderson, Aaron--i 988
Anderson, Scotl--1 976-77
Anderson, Scott--i 981-82-83-84
Apa, Torn--i972-73
Atwood, Derek--I 987
Ayo, Keke--i 983-84
Callahan, Ralph--1932
Calvin, Todd--1 984
Cave, Jim--1972
Ceasar, Lestee 1984 85 86 87
Chamberlain, Tom 19757677
Chapman, Kirk 196263
Charbonneao, Joe--i 975
Clark Stene--i 962-63-64
Cleveland, Andy--i 964-65
Clirrgman, Otis--i 953
Cloud, Marty--i 983
Clow, Craig--19B7
Coleorarr, Ralph--1 954
Collr'rs, Jnhn--1980-81
Conrad, Bnan--1 983
Cramer, Bob--1B78
Crary, Morrell--I 963-64-65
H
Hahn, Brent--19B9
Hamilton. Gary--i 9B3-B4-85-B6
Hammock, Sterling--1960
Harle, Warnen--1 957-58
Harper, Rich--i 975-76-77-78
Hatch, Phiip--iB63
Hauges, Tnay--1 987-88-89
Criner, Leon--1 960-61
Critser, Roy--t 959-60
Ctostwa0e, Harry--I 956-57
Crow, Steve--I 967-68-09
Crownover, Tim--i 978
Cucknvich, Mel--i971 -72-73
Cunningham, Dan 1971 7273
Bailey, Ken--i 973-74
Baker, Gary--i 959-60-6i
Boidre, Rich--i 987
Ball, Wayne--I 987-88
Banhoizer, John--1988
Borrres Lute--t 967-68-69
Barry, Pot--I 975-76-77-78
Bates, Gerie--I958
Beall, Bob--I 969-70-71
Beall, Jim--1 970-71-72
Beck, Gary--1 972-73-74-75
Bell, Thurman--1 964-65-66
Benson, Ci ene--i968-69
Berg, Ralph.-i952
Bergstrom, Bnb--1 937
Berrernan, Boo--i 958-59
Bettendorf, Jerry--1955-56
Bishop, Bob--i 979-80-81 -62
Bonser, Bill--i 960-66-67
Bnwen, Jack--I 906-57
Bowen, Ken--I 984-80-86-87
Bowen, Tonn--1956-57-58
Bnyd, Jeff--1978
Brudshaw, Kim--i 957-58-59
BruIt, Jasnrr--1 989
Btauning, Jeff--1 988-85
Brem, Bailey--i 951-52-53
Brown, Latry--i958
Brundoge, Dane--1 954-65-86
Brundage, Jim--I 987-88-99
Buehler, Knute--19B3-B4
Buehler, Larry--1972-73
Buob, Bobby--i 552-53-54-55
Burns, Wayrre--lB7i-72-73
000dbrad, Peler--t 952
Goodell, Ryan--196B-70
Gorman. Mike--i 979-80-81 -82
Gressler, Todd--1967-BB
Grave, Jim--1979-B0-81-B2
Guidnlli, Al--1 954-55-56
Daniels, Cart--i 970
Daniels, Tom--1 585-86
Daultnn, Ron--I 954-65
Day, Bruce--I 960-61
Dazey, Eric-- 1986-87
Dean, Jay--I 952-53-54-55
Deffass. Marlin--I 955
DeMorest, Harry--t 961-62-63
Dodge, Rich--I 974-75-76-77
Donoly, Lance--I 986-97-88-89
Dnupe, Paul--i 969-70-71
Doyle, Jeff--I 975-76-77
Dtahn, Rob--i 974-75-76
Dmoscher, Jerry--1 958-59-60
Dufort, Dane--1987
Duke, Randy--t 986-87-SB
Duke, Richurd--t 964-85-86-87
Donning, Kyle--i 980-SI
Dyer, Ron--1 979-80-81
Hays, SIan--i 953-54
Hayward, Dave--1 561-62-63
Helbig, Dwayne--1 955
Hellar. Derek--1B85
Herriges, Dave--i 966
Heyder, Derek--1 987-58
Hilliard, Gene--196i-62-63
Hobbs, Tam--1964-65-66
Holbrook, Rab--i 979-60-83
Hopkins, Jeff--i 989
Hauck, Carlan--t 952
HulSlrarrr, Bryce--1B84-85-86
Humphrey, Jack--i 965-66-67
Jones, Johnny Ray--iB76
Jones, Tam--i 966-67-68
Jorgenson, Greg--I 972-73-74
K
Kaiser, Bab--1 965-66-67
Keck, Mike--1970
Kvchem, Herb--197B
KIug, Scott--t 985-86
Krafve, Keith--t 983-84-85-86
Krafve, Ralph--i 953
Laberge. Kevin--1 954
Laorberl. Tim--I 985-86-87
Lasdruor, Keri--1 977
Lebeck, Greg--I B69-70-7i
Ledbetter, Todd--i 968-89
Lee, Terry--i 969-70-71
Lehrer, Al--1 962-63
Long, Dane--i 962-63
Lovejoy, Dan--1 555-56-57
Luby. Dari--1 957-58-59
Lucas, Ran--i 965-66-67
Lunde. Ray--1 958-59-60
Lyons, Steve--I 979-80-8i
M
Madduo, Curt--1 583-84
Malinak. Mel--i 963-85-86
Markham, Terry--i 964-65
Mo6in, Bob--1970-7i-72
Maginez, Bill--I 974-75-76
Mason, Don--i 971
McFadden, Dave--1957-5g
McGowan, Joel--1 972-73
McNair, Bab--1 978-79-80-81
Meien, Gal--I 973-74-75-76
Mendaz000, Herrry--t 963
Merrill Zed--t 975
Miller, Daug--t 970-71-72
Mhlen, Jerry--i 976-77-78
Mahler, Euerell--i 954
Moore. Gary--I 956-55-60
Moore. Je6--1987-BB
More, Richard--i 955
Mouw, 905-1987
Eilers, Michael--1 964
Endicott. Steve--1 970
Eoley. Jerry--t 954-55-56
Finch, ScoO--1 985-86
Fisk, Chock--1 952-53-54-55
Hunsirrger, Al--i980-8i
Flynn, Bob--i 978-79
Fonoesbeck, Gary--I 986
Hunt, Tom--1 955-56-57
Harley, Kim--1 975-76
Fansch, Ken--1 867-SB
Frederick, John--1 957
U
Ureemaic Bvb----i 972-73
Neal, Tranis--i 963
Negri, Frank--1 957
Neilzel. R.A.--i 968-89
Nelson, Edwin--i 503
Newman, Chris--i 960-83-84
Nielson, Kerr--I989
Nierman, Jim--1954
Niles, Mark--1 679-80
Noble, Keo--1 975-76-77-78
Noel, John--i 971-72-73-74
155611, Richard--1955
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Ira, Cecil--i 961-62-63
Gallagher, Sharie--1 982-83
Gambee, Dave--i 956-57
Gunten, Bryan--t BB4-85-86-87
Garner, Ron--1B71 -72-73
Gassaway. Bill--i 97B-80-61 -62
Gee, Dennis--1972
Gentz, Keith--I 973
GianotE, Mike--I 977-78
Gleason, Tim--I 968-65
Gonzalez. Roman--i 974-75
Gonzalez, Rick--i 977-78
Jackson, Bruce--i 972-73-74
Jarvis, Jim--i 964-85
Jenks. Jim--i953-54
Johnson, Ben--i 996-87-88-89
Johnson, Chris--f 570
Johnson, Jerry--1968-69-70
Johnson. Lirrdsey--1 981-82-83-84
Johnson, Syl--i 955-56-57
Johnston, Danny--i 952-53
Oerding, Bill--I 960-61
Oliphant, Jeff--1981
Olson, Steno--i 963-64
O'Neill, Dan--I 983
Osima, Erik--1989
Otis, Jeff--1 986-67-88-69
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Talcott, Chris--i 966-87-88
Tasselli, Gene--i 951
Tarselli. Lou--1979-8S
Taylor, Dorrald--t 951
Tema. Bryan--i 966-87
Terrell, James--i 963-84
Thomas, Jahn--1951 -52-63
Thomas, Todd--1 980-81-82-63
Tower, Decoy--i 966-67-68
Tracey, Tom--i 967-68
Trask, Radger--I 964-65
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Fajer, Cameron--i 988
Fasel, Tier--1984
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Sallee, Eric--i 976
Sanders, Scott--i 988-89
Scheckla, Rod--i 987-86
Schlottmann, Charlie--I 975-76-77
Schappe, Dave--1 989
Selbeng, Eric--i 966-67
Shatter, Mark--i 987-88
Show, Pat--1 979-80-81-82
Shirtcliff, Bud--I 951-52-53
Simas, Tom--i 974-75
Simmons, Daoe--1 977-76
Sipple, John--I 984-85-66-87-86
Skong, Jim--i 965-66-67
Skrioer, Larry--1 971-72-73-74
Smith, Claylan--lB6i
Smith, Sieve--I 961-82-63
South, Veeder--I 963-64-65
Sproul, Jerry--i 979
Stahl, Doug--I 962-63-64
Stephenson, Jack--t 954-55
Stevens, Ron--I 963-64
Staloig, John--1956
Straub, Denms--I 962-63-64
Stranach, Chanleo--i 963
SlruSon, Mike--i 963-84
Summerfield, Darryl--i 866-67-68
Summers, Rick--1966
Swuogo, Wayne--i 964-65-66
Swedberg, Stene--1 972-73
Syversos, Dais--i 98i -82-83-84
Muench, Gregg--IBB2-B3
Myers, Jeff--i 982-83-64
Myhre. Jae--t 974-75
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Paine, Fred--I 957-SB
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Payne, Chnio--I 985-86-87-66
Pearce, Lawell--1956-57-58
Pearson, Dan--i 978-79
Pederson, Twmk--1 956-57-58
Perry, Tony--i 969-70
Peters, Frank--I 963-64
PeIerseO, Larry--I 960-61 -62
Peirnni, Carla--1959-60-61
Phillips, Jim--t957-5B
Piesker. Mark--1 979-80
Snion, Jack--1B54
Pinion, Paol--1989
Planle, Rich--1974
Plato. Bruce--I 977-78
Poling. Dow--1956
Poirnererrke. Garry--i972-73
Pope, Jim--I 868
Post, Jeff--1989
Powell, Jirrn--t 968-69
Preston, Rabin--1972
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Reinkiog, Bill-- 1960
Renne, Steve--1 968-69-70
Rice, Lance--1 585-86-87-SB
Rich, Larry--i 866-69-70
Ride000r, Ryan--t 968
Richter, Gary--I 977-78-79
Riley, Mickey--I 980-81 -82-83
Rathslrom, Ray--1 9b3-54-55
Rowe, Pete--i 974-75-76-77
Rudolph, Steve--1976-77-78-79
Ruggles, Jim--1952-53-54-55
Rushing, Jan--1984-Bb
Russell, Richard--1B70
Vanderbundt, Skip--i 969
Vonrrice. Kenneth--i 959
Vladic, Larry--i 967-68
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Walker, Larry--i 958-09
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Webb, Greg--1BB7
Webster, Bob--i 979-80
Weide, Karl--i 971
Wellman, Norb--I 952-53
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Wheeler, Todd--i 981-82
White, Don--t 953
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Wilkins, Steve--I 975-76
Williams, David--1 989
Williams, Quinn--I 983-84-85-86
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* NCAA POST-SEASON PLAY FOUR OF THE LAST EIGHT YE
* NATIONALLY RANKED THREE OF THE LAST SEVEN SEAS(
* JACK RILEY IS 467-298 IN 17 SEASONS AS OREGON STATI
HEAD COACH
* RILEY HAS BEEN LEAGUE COACH OF THE YEAR THREE 0
PAST EIGHT YEARS AND REGIONAL COACH OF THE YEAF
* OREGON STATE IS 133-37 AT COLEMAN FIELD IN THE 198(
BASEBALL 1990
SUN.
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25
26
Chico State
Chico, CA
Sacramento State
Sacramento. CA
100 PM
200PM
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TUES.
WED.
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George Fox
Corvallis
3.00 PM
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18
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21
FRI.
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Warner Pacific
Corvallis
Chico State
Chico. CA
300 PM
27
Univ of Pacific
Stockton, CA
7:00 PM
MON.
00 PM
28
Univ ot Pacific
Stockton, CA
300PM
TUES.
WED.
THURS.
FRI.
2
FresrO State
Fresco, CA
7:00 PM
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Fresco State
FreSOv, CA
700PM
9
Feesro State
Fresco. CA
t:SO PM
10
Willarnette
Corvallis
.00 PM
300PM
12
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3
Pacific
Corvallis
11
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23
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Brigham Young
4:00 PM
25
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Ohio State
Oar J05t State
Minnesota
Washintan
55 PM
700 PM
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400 PM
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Corvallis
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George Fox
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Ct ens Ilis
Ntwberg
Corvallis
I 35 PM
300 PM
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12
Portland Stale
Poeland
150 PM
Stetl Of
Pallrean, WA
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18
19
Willamene
300PM
23
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Oregon Tech
Corvallis
300PM
20
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Spakare, WA
300PM
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28
Concordia
Corvallis
3.00 PM
29
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Ca roe lilt
Ca roe life
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CAncel, WA
We It legion
15
Pa4land State
Portlaed
1:30 PM
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Corvallis
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Seattle, WA
Pt nb IA
Corvallis
National Inst
Corvallis
300PM
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- THE PAC-10 NORTHERN DIVISION PLAYER OF THE YEA
1981, 1982, 1983, 1986 AND 1987
- NINE ALL-AMERICANS
- 30 PLAYERS SIGN PRO CONTRACTS IN THE 1980s
* THE ONLY BASEBALL PROGRAM WITH TWO FIRST-TEAM
ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS IN THE SAME SEASON