2007
OREGON STATE
BASEBALL
OREGON STATE BASEBALL HISTORY
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OREGON STATE YEARLY FINISHES
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
Otto Moore
Fielder Jones
-
Oregon Collegiate Champs
-
Northwest Collegiate Champs
5-4
134-1
FrederickWalker
E J Stewart
8-7
5-9
1916
1917
No team - World War 1
1918
J D Baldwin
1919
7-7
2-5
1920
Jimmie Richardson
Jimmie Richardson
12-11
11-8
1921
Jimmie Richardson
11-8-1
1922
Guy Rathbun
13-8
1923
10-6
8-6
16-8-1
11-8
1925
Ralph Coleman
Ralph Coleman
Ralph Coleman
11-2
11-2
1926
Ralph Coleman
6-7
2-6
1927
13-5
5-3
1928
Ralph Coleman
Ralph Coleman
8-6
3-5
1929
Roy Lamb
10-9
8-8
1930
Ralph Coleman
16-6
10-6
1914
1915
1924
7-10
4-4
7-9
1-7
13-8
5-1
10-9-1
5-3
5-7-1
9-8
Ralph Coleman
9-10
7-9
1932
10-9
8-8
1937
Slats Gill
Slats Gill
Slats Gill
Slats Gill
Slats Gill
Slats Gill
1938
1934
1935
8-16
7-9
8-14
4-12
Ralph Coleman
18-7
10-6
1939
Ralph Coleman
15-9
7-8
1940
Ralph Coleman
Ralph Coleman
19-5
13,3
15-10
8-8
1943
Ralph Coleman
Ralph Coleman
1944
No team -World War 11
1945
No team - World War 11
1946
Ralph Coleman
16-10
10-6
1947
RalphColeman
14-11
6-10
1948
Ralph Coleman
Ralph Coleman
7-7
4-7
15-8
8-7
1942
1949
14-8
8-6
14-6
12-4
7-12
5-9
1951
23-6
10-4
1952
Ralph Coleman
27-12
10-6
1953
Ralph Coleman
15-9
8-3
1954
Ralph Coleman
12-8
10-6
1955
Ralph Coleman
Ralph Coleman
15-10
8-4
1956
17-13
7-8
1957
Ralph Coleman
18-13
8-7
1958
Ralph Coleman
18-11
104
1959
Ralph Coleman
Ralph Coleman
Ralph Coleman
Ralph Coleman
21-7
7-6
18-5
7-5
1960
1961
1962
27-14
8-6
26-6
23-12
1964
Ralph Coleman
Ralph Coleman
114
114
25-11
8-8
1965
Ralph Coleman
15-19
7-11
1966
Ralph Coleman
Gene Tanselli
18-17
4-13
1963
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
Gene Tanselli
Gene Tanselli
Gene Tanselli
Gene Tanselli
Gene Tanselli
Jack Riley
Jack Riley
Jack Riley
Jack Riley
Jack Riley
Jack Riley
Jack Riley
1983
Jack Riley
Jack Riley
Jack Riley
Jack Riley
1984
1985
1980
1981
1982
Il1bb
23-13
9-6
23-13-1
6-12
17-20-1
9-12
19-15
5-6
18-17
6-10
13-24
2-15
15-20-1
5-13
16-23
6-12
28-10-1
13-5
31-15
12-6
31-17
12-6
22-22-2
6-9
21-25
4-11
33-16
8-9
29-14-1
11-7
29-15
16-8
27-17
17-7
Jack Riley
22-23
11-11
Jack Riley
JaCK prey
34-17 12-12
.3v-'b
1d-b
Slats Gill
Gene Tanselli
5th, Northern Division
1990
3rd tie, Northern Division
4th, Northern Division
4th, Northern Division
1991
1st tie, Northern Division
3rd, Northern Division
1st, Northern Division
1994
Jack Riley
Jack Riley
Jack Riley
Jack Riley
Jack Riley
Jack Riley
Jack Riley
Jack Riley
1995
Pat Casey
25-24-1
14-16
1996
32-16-1
14-10
3rd, Northern Division
3rd, Northern Division
1st tie, Northern Division
1997
Pat Casey
Pat Casey
Pat Casey
38-12-1
18-6
1987
1988
1992
1993
1998
31-15
15-9
30-19
14-10
27-23
15-9
30-22
15-9
28-20
12-8
35-16
22-8
2nd, Northern Division (5th in ND tourney
2nd, Northern Division (3rd in ND tourney)
2nd tie, Northern Division (3rd in ND tourney)
2nd, Northern Division (3rd in ND tourney)
2nd, Northern Division (2nd in ND tourney)
23-30 10-20
6th, Northern Division
31-18 20-10
2nd, Northern Division
1st, Northern Division
4th tie, Northern Division
35-14-1
15-9
1935
7-17
28-27
9-15
2nd, Northern Division
2nd, Northern Division
2nd, Northern Division
8th, Pacific-10
6th, Pacific-10
2001
31-24 11-13 6th, Pacific-10
31-23 10-14 6th, Pacific-10
2002
25-28 7-17
8th tie, Pacific-10
2003
2004
31-22 10-14 6th tie, Pacific-10
7th ABCA, BA, CB, NCBWA
46-12
19-5 1st, Pacific-10
2005
50-16
16-7
1 st, Pacific-1 0; NCAA champ 1stABCA, BA, CB, NCBWA
2006
1,875.1,267.15822.603 22 PENNANTS
TOTAL
NOTE: From 1967 on, records include only games against NCAA or NAIA four-year schools For
polls, ABCA denotes American Baseball CoachesAssociation/USAToday; BA denotes Baseball
America magazine; CB denotes Collegiate Baseball newspaper; NCBWA denotes National Collegiate
Baseball Writers Association
1999
2000
Ralph Coleman
Ralph Coleman
1950
2nd, Northern Division West
-, Northern Division
-, Northern Division
3rd, Northern Division
-, Northern Division
3rd, Northern Division
1st, Northern Division
3rd, Northern Division West
1st tie, Northern Division West
3rd , Northern Division West
3rd tie, Northern Division
2nd, Northern Division
3rd tie, Northern Division
3rd, Northern Division
1989
5-11
8-8
1941
1st, Northern Division West
1st, Northern Division West
9-5
10-15
11-11
1936
1st tie, Northern Division West
3rd, Northern Division West
4-6
1931
1933
m
5-2
114
Jesse Garrett
Wilkie Clark
Roy Goble
Hans Loot
1913
!851
F.C McReynolds
Joe Fay
2nd, Northern Division
4th, Northern Division
4th, Northern Division
3rd, Northern Division
4th, Northern Division
1st, Northern Division
1st, Northern Division
2nd, Northern Division
2nd tie, Northern Division
2nd, Northern Division
3rd, Northern Division
2nd, Northern Division
1st, Northern Division
4th, Northern Division
2nd, Northern Division
2nd, Northern Division
1st, Northern Division ............... .............
1st, Northern Division ...............................
3rd, Northern Division ..
.....................
3rd, Northern Division
4th, Northern Division
..
Pat Casey
Pat Casey
Pat Casey
Pat Casey
Pat Casey
Pat Casey
Pat Casey
Pat Casey
YEARS
F.C McReynolds ...................................... 1907(1)
Joe Fay ................................................. 1908 (1)
Otto Moore ........................................... 1909(1)
FielderJones ........................................ 1910(1)
Walker ............................................... 1911(1)
E.J Stewart
..................................... 1912(1)
1913(1)
Jesse Garrett
1914(1)
Wilkie Clark
1915(l)
Roy Goble
Hans Loof .............................................. 1916(l)
1918(1)
J D Baldwin
r.................
NAME
13th CB
10th CB
22nd CB
3rd tie, Pacific-8
7th, Pacific-8
5th, Pacific-8
2nd, Northern Division
3rd, Northern Division
4th, Northern Division
4th, Northern Division
3rd tie, Northern Division
1st tie, Northern Division
2nd, Northern Division
2nd, Northern Division
3rd, Northern Division
3rd, Northern Division
2nd, Northern Division
2nd tie, Northern Division
1st, Northern Division
1st, Northern Division
4th, Northern Division (2nd, ND tourney)
3rd tie, Northern Division (1st, ND tourney) .......... 29th CB
1st, Nc hOm LhVisoni; l;t -Utoureyl .............. 21 s1 BA 29th CB
............................
LEAGUE 1ST
OVERALL
5-2
11:
714
0
114
733
1
54
.556
0
13-4-1
750
1
8-7
.533
0
5-9
.357
7-10
4-4
7-9
412
438
13-8
10-9-1
4-6
0
1-7
500
125
0
619
5-1
833
1
525
400
5-3
625
1
1
0
1919-21(3)
30-26-1
535
18-20-1
474
.. . ............................... 1922(1)
1923-28,1930-31,1938-66 (35)
Ralph Coleman
RoyLamb .............................................. 1929(1)
Slats Gill ............................................ 1932-37(6)
Gene Tanselli .................................... .1967-72(6)
Jack Riley ..................................... 1973-94(22)
Pat Casey ................................. 1995-present(12)
13-8
619
9-8
529
0
.640
279-218
561
10
Jimmie Richardson
GuyRathbun
561-316-1
0
10-9
526
8-8
3248
113-102-2
444
525
500
400
0
56-70
37-61
378
0
613-411-5
596
274-101
731
5
391-253-4
.606
150-143
512
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2007
OREGON STATE
BASEBALL
1
OREGON STATE SCHOOL RECORDS
Individual hitting
vs Oregon Tech; Ben Bertrand, 1998
vs Washington; Andy Jarvis, 2001 vs
Washington State
Season: 21, Jim Wilson, 1982
BATTINGAVERAGE
Season:.423, Randy Duke, 1987
Career: 379, Jay Dean, 1952-55
Career: 34, Joe Gerber, 1997-2000;
Andy Jarvis, 2000-2003
RUNS BATTED IN
Game: 9, Ken Bowen, 1985 vs Chico
AT-BATS
Game: 9, Mel Cuckovich, 1972 vs
Washington; Doug Miller, 1972 vs
Washington
State
S easo n: 67 , J oe G e rb er, 2000
Career: 725, Andy Jarvis, 2000-03
Career: 173, Andy Jarvis, 2000-03
RUNS
TOTAL BASES
Game: 6, Bobby Buob, 1954 vs
Washington; Jim Ruggles, 1954 vs
Washington; Ken Bowen, 1985 vs
Chico State
Season: 83, Cole Gillespie, 2006
Game: 14, Jim Wilson, 1982 vs
Washington State
Season: 163, Cole Gillespie, 2006
Career: 382, Andy Jarvis, 2000-03
Career: 168, Jacoby Ellsbury, 2003-
Season: 829, Jim Wilson, 1982
Career: 640, Jim Wilson, 1980-82.
STOLEN BASES
Game: 4, Steve Lyons, 1979 vs Oregon Tech; David Anderson, 1991 vs
Willamette
Season: 29 , D ave B run d age, 1986
Career: 62, Todd Thomas, 1980-83
WALKS
Game: 5, Bob Beall, 1970 vs UCLA
.
SLUGGING PERCENTAGE
05
HITS
Game: 5, Bill Meyer, 1939 vs Idaho;
Jay Dean, 1952 vs Fresno State; Jay
Dean, Jack Pinion, 1954 vs Washington ; 1955 vs Washin g ton State ; Dave
Hummel, 1971 vs California; Jerry
Yung, 1979 vs Lewis & Clark; Ron
Dyer, 1980 vs Linfield; Dain
Syverson,1984 vs Washington State;
Ken Bowen, 1985 vs Chico State; Jeff
Brauning, 1988 vs Washington; Jeff
Braunin g, 1988 vs Eastern Washin g ton; R A Neitzel,1990 vs. Western
Oregon; Mike Leone, 1996 vs
Creighton; Joe Gerber, 1999 vs Washington; Josh Carter, 1999 vs. Portland;
Andy Jarvis, 2003 vs New Mexico;
Seth Pietsch, 2003 vs New Mexico;
Aaron Mathews , 2003 vs Washin g ton
State; Mike Hass, 2004 vs ArkansasLittle Rock; Andy Jenkins, 2005 vs
Southern California; Chris Kunda, 2006
vs Texas-Pan American; Tyler Graham, 2006 vs Stanford
Season: 99, Jacoby Ellsbury, 2005
C areer: 236 , J acob y Ell sb ury, 200305
ton
Longest Winning Streak, Team: 18
Season: 460, 1999
games, 1951,1962.
Season: 137, Scott Nicholson, 2001
Career: 348, Mike Gorman,1979-82
INNINGS PITCHED
Game: 16.0, Greg Jurgenson, 1972 vs.
HIT BY PITCH
Game: Not available
games, 1966
Season: 48, Rich Dodge, 1977
Career: 120, Ken Bowen, 1984-87
STRIKEOUTS
Game: 5 , Zac h G ordon , 2001 vs S an
Diego State.
Season: 58, Troy Schader, 1999
Career: 151, Ryan Lipe, 1995-98
HIT BY PITCH
Game: 3, Jim Champion, 1992 vs
Portland; Tyson Vermillion, 1996 vs
Was hi ng to n St at e; Tyson V erm illi on,
1997 vs Oklahoma; Bryan Ingram,
1999 vs Gonzaga; Todd Shelton,
2005 vs New Mexico State; Bill
Rowe, 2006 vs Stanford
Season: 14, Curtis Davis, 2001; Cole
Gillespie, 2006
C areer: 30 R yan Li pe, 1995 - 98 ;
Jacoby Ellsbury, 2003-05
,
Longest Losing Streak, Team: 9
Season: 80,1997
Most Wins, Regular Season, Team:
41,2005
Washington
HIT INTO DOUBLE PLAYS
Game: Not available
Season: 136 2, Jonah Nickerson,
Season:55,2006
OSU 33, Portland 3,1997
Largest Margin Of Victory: 30 runs;
Largest Margin of Defeat: 20 runs;
2006.
Season: 261 Darwin Barney, 2006
,
HITS
Game: Not available
C areer: 348 2 , Ken No bl e, 1975 - 78
COMPLETE GAMES
Season: 12, Cecil Ira, 1962
Career: 28, Cecil Ira, 1961-63
SHUTOUTS
Season: 5, Cecil Ira, 1963
Career: 10, Cecil Ira, 1961-63
RUNS ALLOWED
Game: Not available
Season: 90, Mark Newell, 1999
Career: 229, Stephen Copeland,
2000-03
WILD PITCHES
Game: Not available
S eason: 15 , S co tt Chr i s t man, 1992
Career: 28, Kevin Hooker, 1991-95
HIT BATTERS
Game: Not available
Season: 32, Dallas Buck, 2005
Career: 74, Dallas Buck, 2004-06
Team pitching
Washing ton State 26 , OSU 6 1973
WINS
Season: 50, 2006 (50-16)
OSU 16, New Mexico State 14, 2003
LOSSES
Season: 35,1999(19-35)
SAVES
Season: 21, 2005; 2006
EARNED RUN AVERAGE
Season: 2 32,1964
STRIKEOUTS
Game: 18,1941 vs Idaho
Season: 463, 2005
WALKS
Game: Not available
Season: 254,1992
HITS
Game: Not available
Season: 608, 1999
INNINGS PITCHED
,
Largest Deficit Overcome: 14 runs;
Largest Goss Stadium at Coleman
Field Crowd: 5,000; June 7,1952;
Far West Regional championship;
OSU 8, Fresno State 4 (Largest post1999 renovation crowd: 3,194; June 11,
2006; NCAA Super Regional Game 2;
OSU 15, Stanford 0)
Largest Crowd, Any Site: 30,335;
June 21, 2006; College World Series
Game 4; OSU 5, Rice 0
Firsts
First game: Salem High 4, OSU 0;
April 12, 1907 at Corvallis
First win: OSU 8, Salem High 1; April
19,1907 at Salem
Individual fielding
Season: 5851 2006
First game atGoss Stadium at
Coleman Field: Salem High 4 , OSU
COMPLETE GAMES
0; April 12,1907
ERRORS
Game: 4, many times.
Season: 24,1994
First win at Goss Stadium at
Coleman Field: OSU 12, Willamette
Game: 20 0,1972 vs Washington
,
SHUTOUTS
Season: 30, Dave Backen, 1978
Season: 8,1976,1993,2006
Career: 62, Ken Bowen, 1984-87
RUNS ALLOWED
Game: 26,1973 vs Washington State
0; May 2,1907.
First night game: Oregon 9, OSU 8;
May 22,1948 at Eugene Civic Sta-
Team hitting
(6-26)
dium
Season: 446, 1999
First night game at Goss Stadium
BATTINGAVERAGE
at Coleman Field: OSU 3, Stanford 1;
Season: 327,1997
WILD PITCHES
Game: Not available
AT-BATS
Season: 66,1999
First championship: 1908 Oregon
Game: 74,1972 vs Washington
Collegiate championship
Season: 2,264,2006
HIT BATTERS
Game: Not available
RUNS
S eason: 76 2004
April 26,2002
Game: 36,1985 vs. Chico State (36-
Pacific-10 records
12)
Team fielding
RUNS BATTED IN
State
,
.
DOUBLES
Game: 3 , Rich Harper 1978 vs Cal
State-Sacramento; Dan Pearson, 1979
Individual pitching
Season: 504 1997
vs Puget Sound; Steve Rudolph, 1979
WINS
Game: 27,1954 vs Washington
ERRORS
Game: Not available
vs Puget Sound; Mike Leone 1996 vs
Creighton; Garrett Bates, 1999 vs
Washington State; Chris Biles, 2003
vs Washington State; Tony Calderon,
2003 vs Washington State; Paul
Richie, 2003 vs Portland; Aaron
Mathews, 2004 vs The Citadel; Mike
Li ssm a n , 2005 vs New Mexico State
Shea McFeely, 2005 vs Arizona;
Jacoby Ellsbury, 2005 vs UCLA;
Mitch Canham, 2005 vs St John's;
Chris Kunda, 2006 vs Texas-Pan
American; Cole Gillespie, 2006 vs
Season: 14, Scott Christman.1993
Season: 684,2006
Season: 101,1977
(14-1)
DOUBLES
Career: 30, Ken Noble, 1975-78 (30-
Game: 10, 1979vs PugetSound;
DOUBLE PLAYS
Game: Not available
17)
2003 vs. Portland
Season: 68,1987
LOSSES
Season: 125, 2006
FIELDING PERCENTAGE
Team, Inning: (tie) 4,1966 vs Oregon; 2003 vs California
Season: 9, B R Cook, 1999(6-9);
Season: 975,2006
WALKS
C areer: 18 , Mason S mith 1991 - 94
TRIPLES
Game: 4,1980 vs Western Oregon;
1994 vs Maine 1997 vs Portland
(22-18)
State
Etc.
WINNING PERCENTAGE
Season:31,2006
Longest Hitting Streak, Individual:
Season: 1 000, Mark Newell, 1997
HOME RUNS
31 games, Jeff Brauning, 1989,
1963
(8-0)
Individual, Career: 10, Cecil Ira,
,
Thad Johnson, 2001 (6-9)
;
,
,
HITS
;
Career: 917, Leon Criner,1959-61
Game: 7, 2000 vs Portland; 2001 vs
Washington
Kansas
(11-1)
Season: 60,1998
Season: 25, Cole Gillespie, 2006
Career: 49, Chris Biles, 2000-2003
TRIPLES
Game: 2, Karl Jensen, 1932 vs Idaho;
John Collins, 1990 vs Western Oregon; Ji m Ch amp on, 1994 vs Pac ifi c
(Ore ); Abino Vazquez, 1997 vs
Gonzaga; Abino Vazquez, 1997 vs
Portland State; Shea McFeely, 2006
SAVES
RUNS BATTED IN
No-hitters: Fred Gallagher vs Montana, April 12,1947; OSU 1, Montana
0 Cleve Benson, Eric Selberg, Jack
Humphreyvs Portland,April 11, 1967,
Season: 20, Kevin Gunderson, 2006
Career: 37, Kevin Gunderson, 2004-
Game: 34,1985 vs Chico State
OSU 11, Portland 0
Season: 455, 1997
06
TOTAL BASES
Most Consecutive Shutout Innings
Pitched, Individual: 45, Ken Forsch,
EARNED RUN AVERAGE
Game: Not available
1968
S eason: 1 07 , Bill O erdi ng, 1960
Season: 979 2006
Most Consecutive Pitchin g Wins ,
Career: 1 79, Cecil Ira, 1961-63
STRIKEOUTS
Game: 17, Mason Smith, 1994 vs
SLUGGING PERCENTAGE
vs New Mexico
Portland
STOLEN BASES
Game: 10, many times
Season: 7,Abino Vazquez, 1997
Career: 13, Todd Thomas, 1980-83
Season: 131, Jonah Nickerson, 2006
Season: 101, 1986
Individual: 14, Scott Christman, 1993
Longest Game: 20 innings, 1972 vs
Washington; Washington 2, OSU 1
Most Runs, Both Teams: 48,1985
vs Chico State; OSU 36, Chico State
Career: 299, Jonah Nickerson, 2004-
HOME RUNS
06
WALKS
Game: 22,1985 vs Chico State
Game: 3, Jerry Exley, 1956 vs Oregon; Darryl Summerfield,1968 vs
Washington; Jim Wilson, 1982 vs
WALKS
Game: Not available
Season: 62, Jeff Reece, 1983
Career: P5,
i
,
Season: 497,1997
Season: 337,1998
STRIKEOUTS
Game: 18,1941 vs Idaho; 1997 vs
q-h
Team , Game: 34 1985 vs Chico
,
DOUBLES
Team, Game: 10, 1979 vs Puget
Sound; 2003 vs Portland
HOME RUNS
Individual, Game: (tie) 5, Bob Beall,
1970 vs UCLA
SHUTOUTS
Individual, Season: 5, Cecil Ira,
1961-63
LONGEST GAME
20 innings, 1972 vs Washington
LARGEST DEFICIT OVERCOME
14 runs, 2003 vs New Mexico State;
OSU 16, New Mexico State 14
NCAA leaders
STOLEN BASES
Individual, Per Game: Kim
Bradshaw, 1959, 0.93 (26 stolen bases
12
in 28 games)
SAVES
Most Home Runs, One Inning,
Team: 4,1966 vs Oregon; 2003 vs
20
California
Most Runs, One Inning, Team: 16
Individual: Kevin Gunderson, 2006,
DOUBLE PLAYS
Team, Per Game: 1987,1 48 (68
u'la r
n
OREGON STATF UNIVERSITY ATHL-ET9CS- DEVEIAPING F UI UJRE 9JADE RS T HROIJGH EXCEi1F_-NCE IN AC ADE;NICS ANO ATHLETICS
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OREGON STAT
BASEBALL
Batting average
(minimum 260 at-bats)
1 Jay Dean, 1952-55
2 A J Marquardt, 1993-94
3 Jacoby Ellsbury, 2003-05
4 Joe Gerber, 1997-2000
(tie) Brian Barden, 2000-02
6 Ben Bertrand, 1996-98
7 Dan Cunningham, 1971-73
8 Chris Biles, 2000-03
379
9 Dave Brundage, 1984-86
(tie) Mike Leone, 1996-97
350
373
365
362
362
..
358
354
353
350
..
At-bats
1 Andy Jarvis, 2000-03
2 Shea McFeely, 2004-06
3 Jon Yonemitsu, 1990-93
4 Jacoby Ellsbury, 2003-05
725
.
653
648
646
5 Ken Bowen, 1984-87
643
.
6. Brian Barden, 2000-02
7 Aaron Anderson, 1988-92
639
8 Pete Rowe, 1974-77
593
9 Chris Kunda, 2003-06
10 Ryan Lipe, 1995-98
591
613
581
Jacoby Ellsbury
Hits
1 Jacoby Ellsbury, 2003-05
2 Andy Jarvis, 2000-03
3 Br i an Bar d en, 2000- 02
4 Ken Bowen , 1984-87
232
231
..
206
5 Joe Gerber , 1997-2000
6 Chris Biles, 2000-03 .
7 Shea McFeely, 2004-06
201
8 Drew Hedges, 1997-2000
187
9 Pete Rowe, 1974-77
186
199
198
10 Aaron Anderson, 1988-92
185
.
Runs
1 Jacoby Ellsbury, 2003-05
168
2 Ken Bowen, 1984-87
150
3 Todd Thomas, 1980-83 ..
(tie) Brian Barden , 2000-02
5 Shea Mc F ee l y, 2004- 06
6 Andy Jarvis, 2000-03
148
7 Drew Hedges, 1997-2000..
139
8 Ryan Lipe, 1995-98
(ti e ) J oe G er b er, 1997- 2000 ...
10 M att B a ilie, 1995 - 98
134
148
142
141
134
132
D ou bl es
1 Chris Biles, 2000-03
...
2 Joe Gerber, 1997-2000
3 Josh Carter, 1999-2001
(tie) Andy Jarvis, 2000-03
5 Brian Barden , 2000-02
6 Seth Pietsch, 2001-03
(tie) Chris Kunda, 2003-06
8 Drew Hedges, 1997-2000
(tie) Jacoby Ellsbury, 2003-05
10. Ken Bowen, 1984-87
49
44
.
42
39
38
38
37
37
36
,
36
Tr i p l es
1 Todd Thomas, 1980-83
..
13
2 Chuck Fisk, 1952-55 ............r..
10
(tie) Seth Pietsch, 2001-03
10
4 J e ff Doy l e, 1975 -77 ..
(ti e ) Eri c Stark 1998 - 2001
9
(tie) Aaron Mathews , 2002-04
9
9
,
.
10 Seth Pietsch, 2001-03
Home runs
1 Joe Gerber, 1997-2000
(tie) Andy Jarvis, 2000-03
3 Al Hunsinger, 1980-81
4 Bob McNair, 1978-80
(tie) Jim Wilson, 1980-82
6 Matt Bailie, 1995-98
(tie) Brian Barden 2000-02
8 Seth Pietsch , 2001-03
9 Steve Smith, 1981-83
(tie) David Schmidt, 1994-96
(tie) Ben Bertrand, 1996-98
(tie) Troy Schader, 1997-99
,
34
28
27
8
.
(tie) Dave Schoppe, 1988-91
8
(tie)Abino Vazquez, 1996-97
(t e) J aco b y Ell sbury, 2003-05
(tie) Shea McFeely, 2004-06
(tie) Cole Gillespie, 2004-06
8
8
i
8
.
8
274
Slugging percentage
(minimum 260 at-bats)
1 Jim Wilson, 1980-82
.
640
.
21
2 Al Hunsinger, 1980-81 ....
3 Ben Bertrand, 1996-98
4 Joe Gerber , 1997-2000
5 Cole Gilles p ie , 2004-06
6 A J Mar q uardt , 1993-94
7 Chris Wakeland, 1995-96
8 Chris Biles, 2000-03
21
9 Mike Leone, 1996-97
555
(tie) Brian Barden, 2000-02
555
27
25
25
22
21
21
Runs batted in
639
750(27-9)
6 Cecil Ira, 1961-63
(tie) Jake Postlewait , 2001-04
750(18-6)
750(12-4)
(tie) Bill Oerding,'59-61
(tie) John Collins,'80-81
750(12-4)
10 Jonah Nickerson, 2004-06
743(26-9)
631
.
625
579
Saves
578
1 Kevin Gunderson , 2004-06
37
569
2 Jared Sanders, 2002-04
12
564
3 Mike Boire, 1996-98
4 Jim Grove, 1979-82
5 Dallas Buck, 2004-06
6 Dave Schoppe , 1989-91
7 Ron Daulton , 1984-86
(tie) Tim Lambert, 1985-88 .
(tie) Stephen Copeland, 2000-03
(tie) Nate Fogle, 2005
11
.9
.
1 Andy Jarvis, 2000-03
2 Joe Gerber, 1997-2000
3 Brian Barden, 2000-02
4 Matt Bailie, 1995-98
173
5 Ken Bowen , 1984-87
131
6 Bob McNair,1978-80
130
(tie) Shea McFeely, 2004-06
8 Ryan Lipe, 1995-98 .................
9 Chris Biles, 2000-03 ...............
10 Josh Carter, 1999-2001
130
169
154
144
126
125
120
42
.
(tie) Shea McFeely, 2004-06
7 Dave Backen,1978-81
Ken Bowen
236
Walks
Stolen bases
1 Todd Thomas, 1980-83 ..
2 Jacoby Ellsbury, 2003-05
3 Jeff Doyle, 1975-77
4 Steve Lyons, 1979-81 ................
5 Kim Bradshaw, 1957-59. ..
6 Steve Smith,1981-83
7 Rich Dodge, 1974-77
8 R A Neitzel, 1988-90
(tie) Tyler Graham, 2003-06
10 Bryan Ganter, 1984-87
.
62
60
44
41
(minimum 120 innings pitched)
40
1 Cecil Ira, 1961-63 ...................
2. Steve Clark, 1962-64 ..............
3 Ken Forsch, 1967-68 .............
4 Scott Anderson, 1981-84
5 Pat Barry, 1975-78 ..................
6 Bill Oerding, 1959-61 ...... ...
7 Mark Niles, 1979-80
8 Bailey Brem, 1952-54
9 Denny Straub, 1961-64
(tie) Denny Thwer, 1966-68
39
39
36
1 Ken Bowen, 1984-87
120
W ins
2 Mickey Riley, 1980-83
118
1 Ken Noble, 1975-78
3 Rich Dodge, 1974-77
111
2 Mike Gorman, 1979-82
(tie) John Sipple, 1984-86
28(28-13)
(tie) Jeff Post, 1989-92
4)
28 (28-10)
(tie) Dallas Buck, 2004-06
.. 27(27-9)
6 Cecil Ira, 1961-63
7 Jonah Nickerson, 2004-06
26(26-9)
8 ScottAnderson,'81-84
25(25-17)
9 Andrew Checketts,'96-98 24(24-7)
23 (23-14)
10 Jeff Otis, 1986-90
4 Shea McFeely, 2004-06
5 Matt Bailie, 1995-98
107
6 Dave Backen, 1978-81
103
7 Joe Gerber, 1997-2000
8 Steve Lyons, 1979-81
(tie) Todd Thomas, 1980-83
10 Bob Beall, 1968-70
102
106
101
101
99
Total bases
30(30-17)
28(28-16)
'85
6 Ken Bowen , 1984-87
303
7 Shea McFeely, 2004-06
8 Bob McNair, 1978-80
9 Drew Hedges, 1997-2000
292
Winning percentage
347
(minimum 10 wins)
337
1 Leon Criner,1959-61
917(11-1)
2 Andrew Checketts, 1996-98
774(24-7)
3 MikeThurman,'91-94
773(17-5)
4 Jeff Reece, 1981-83
769(20-6)
(tie) Kyle Dunning,'80-81
769 (10-3)
318
285
283
4 Scoff Anderson, 1981-84...
18
5
5 Ken Noble 1975-78
(tie) John Sipple , 1984-88
5
7 Mike Gorman,1979-82 ...
17
5
8 Gail Meier, 1973-76
9 Scott Nicholson, 2000-01
10 Jeff Otis , 1986-89
(tie) ScottChristman , 1991-93
1 79
192
212
215
253
2 58
2 59
2 61
266
266
,
1 Jonah Nickerson, 2004-06
299
2 Dallas Buck, 2004-06
3 Mason Smith, 1991-94
4 John Sipple, 1984-88
272
5 ScottAnderson, 1981-84
258
6 Scoff Christman 1991-93
249
7 Mike Gorman 1979-82
8 Cecil Ira,1961-63
9 Ken Noble, 1975-78
10 Jeff Otis, 1986-90
237
,
,
18
16
15
.
14
14
Cecil Ira, 1961-63 ...................... 10
........... 7
2 John Sipple, 1984-88
5
3 Jeff Post, 1989-92
4 Ken Noble, 1975-78 ................... 4
4
(tie) Scott Christman, 1991-93 ..
4
(tie) Mason Smith, 1991-94
3
7 Bill Oerding, 1959-61
(tie) Jeff Otis, 1986-89
3
1
.
.
(tie) Mike Thurman, 1992-94
3
(tie) Scott Nicholson, 2000-01
3
267
263
227
212
207
Innings pitched
1 Ken Noble, 1975-78
2 Mike Gorman,1979-82
19
......
Sh u tou ts
St r ikeou t s
,
1 Andy Jarvis, 2000-03 ...............
2 Brian Barden, 2000-02
3 Joe Gerber, 1997-2000
4 Jacoby Ellsbury, 2003-05
5 Chris Biles, 2000-03 ................
1 Cecil Ira, 1961-63 .................
.... .28
2 Mason Smith, 1991-94 ............. 22
21
3 Norb Wellman, 1952-54
6
5
Earned run average
Complete games
7
54
46
3 Mason Smith, 1991-94
3302
4 Dallas Buck, 2004-06
3262
5 ScottAnderson , 1981-84
3252
6 Jeff Otis, 1986-90
3060
7 Jonah Nickerson, 2004-06
2922
286 0
8 Jeff Post, 1989-92
9 Cecil Ira, 1961-63
281 0
10 Stephen Copeland, 2000-03 2740
3482
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Batting average
minimum 120 at-bats)
1 Randy Duke, 1987
423
2 Dwane Helbig, 1952 ................ All
3 Jacoby Ellsbury, 2005
.. 406
405
4 Dan Cunningham,1971
5 Ken Bowen, 1987 ................... 404
397
3 Jason Stranberg, 1997
7 Chris Biles, 2001 ................... 395
3 Curtis Davis, 2001 ................... 390
3. Andy Jenkins, 2005 ............... . 388
10 Joe Gerber, 1999
387
.
.
.
At-bats
1 Darwin Barney, 2006
2 Shea McFeely, 2006
261
3 Jacoby Ellsbury, 2005
4 Brian Barden, 2002
5 Aaron Mathews, 2004
3 Brian Barden, 2001
244
;tie) Darwin Barney, 2005
226
3 Seth Pietsch, 2003
224
9 Josh Carter, 2001
220
10 Andy Jarvis, 2003
217
260
232
227
226
Brian Barden
Hits
1 Jacoby Ellsbury, 2005
2 Cole Gillespie, 2006
3 Darwin Barney, 2006
4 Brian Barden, 2001
5. Brian Barden, 2002
(tie) Andy Jenkins , 2005
87
(tie) Cole Gillespie, 2006 ................. 5
86
83
.....
.
81
81
7 Josh Carter , 2001
..
;tie) Seth Pietsch 2003
(tie) Bill Rowe 2006
1 0 Shea
h
M c Feel y, 2006
..
78
.
78
,
78
,
77
1 Jim Wilson, 1982
2 Al Hunsinger,1981
3 Bob McNair,1980
4 Al Hunsinger,1980
.....
1 Cole Gillespie, 2006 ..
2 Jason Stranberg,1997
3 Jacoby Ellsbury , 2003..
83
67
56
6 Dave Brundage , 1986
55
.
14
13
7 Steve Smith 1983
(tie) David Schmidt, 1996
(tie) Andy Jarvis, 2001
(tie)
ti Seth
e Pi etsc h 2003
12
,
56
.
53
.
52
52
10 Chris Wakeland,1996 ..
51
.
(tie) Brian Barden, 2001
51
(tie) Seth Pietsch, 2002
51
13
12
12
12
,
.....
(tie) Tony Calderon, 2003
24
4 Chris Biles 2003
5 Bill Rowe, 2006
B A J Marquardt, 1993
23
(tie) Joe Gerber, 2000
(tie) Jacoby Ellsbury, 2005
19
9 Jeff Brauning,1989
18
,
Runs batted in
1 Joe Gerber, 2000 .................. . 67
2 Jim Wilson, 1982 ..................... 62
(tie) Rob Colley, 1998. .............. 62
4 Bob McNair,1980 .................. 59
5 Joe Gerber, 1999
57
(tie) Cole Gillespie, 2006 .............
7 Andy Jenkins, 2005 ................... 's
(tie) Bill Rowe, 2006 ..................
56
9 Br an B ar d en, 2001 .................. 55
10 Al Hunsin g er 1981 .................. 54
(tie) Ryan Lipe, 1997 ..................... 54
(tie) Ben Bertrand, 1998
54
(tie) Josh Carter, 2001 .................. 54
(tie) Mitch Canham, 2006
54
22
19
19
..
(tie) Troy Schader, 1999
(tie) Josh Carter, 2001
18
18
Walks
1 Rich Dodge, 1977
2 Ben Johnson , 1989
3 Cole Gillespie, 2006
4 Jeff Doyle, 1976
5 Darwin Barney 2006
6 Lance Ri ce, 1988
7 Ben Bertrand, 1998
W.......
8 Ken Bowen, 1986
(tie) Dave Brundage, 1986
(tie) Troy Haugen, 1989
(tie) Joe Gerber, 2000
(tie) Shea McFeely, 2004 ...............
,
Triples
..
1 Abino Vazquez,1997
2 Jeff Doyle 1977 ...................
7
.
,
.
.
(tie) Mitch Canham
1 Mark Newell, 1997
1 Jonah Nickerson, 2006
2 Scott Nicholson, 2001
3 Dallas Buck, 2005
4 Dallas Buck, 2006 ..
8 Bob McNair,1980 .
9 Seth Pietsch, 2002
. 124
.
123
(tie) Aaron Mathews, 2004
123
Slugging percentage
46
45
43
42
41
40
(minimum 120 at-bats)
1 Jim Wilson, 1982
829
2 Al Hunsinger, 1981
3 J oe G er ber, 1998
4 Cole Gillespie, 2006 ...
5 J oe G er ber, 1999 ...............
717
713
685
670
6, Ken Bowen, 1987 ................... . 667
7 Bob McNair,1980 ... ...
660
8 Ben Bertrand, 1997 ...
647
9. Chris Wakeland,1996
643
10 Chris Newman, 1983
628
.
Stolen bases
1 Dave Brundage,1986 ............. 29
2 Jeff
e B raun i ng, 1989 ....
28
.
3 Kim Brad s h aw, 1957
26
(tie) Jeff Doyle, 1977
26
(tie) Jacoby Ellsbury, 2005.
. 26
6 Steve Lyons, 1980
25
7 Jeff Doyle,1976
.. 24
23
8 Scott Hardin, 1994
9. Todd Thomas, 1983
21
(tie) Tyler Graham, 2005
.. 21
.....
.
..
Wins
1. Scott Christman,1993
14(14-1)
2 Dallas Buck , 2006 .....
13(13-4)
(tie)
ti
h Nic k erson, 2006
J
1 3 (13 - 3 )
4 Dallas Buck, 2005
12(12-1 )
5 Cecil Ira, 1962
........ 11(11-3)
5
5
5
40
40
Total bases
1. Cole Gillespie, 2006 .............
2 Jacoby Ellsbury, 2005
3. Seth Pietsch, 2003
163
142
1 000(7-0)
1 000(6-0)
(tie) Jason Bronson, 1997
6 Tom Hobbs 1964
1 000(6-0)
6 Mason Smith,1994
1000(5-0)
1000(4-0)
7, Cecil Ira, 1962
Saves
1 Kevin Gunderson , 2006
2 Kevin Gunderson, 2005
3 Jared Sanders, 2002..
4 Mike Boire, 1997
5 Dallas Buck, 2004
20
.
14
.
11(11-3)
11(11-1)
11(11-2)
11(11-3)
36:
130:
129
128
5.ThadJohnson,2001
122:
...
120'
..
8 Mike Thurman, 1994.
9 Scott Christman , 1993
116:
114:
110:
10 Jonah Nickerson, 2005
110(
.
Complete games
9
1 Cecil Ira , 1962 .......................... 1'
8
2 Scott Anderson, 1984
.. 6
(tie) Cecil Ira, 1963
.
11
11
6 Jim Grove, 1982
5
4 Mason Smith,1994
(tie) Stephen Copeland, 2001
(tie) Nate Fogle, 2005
5
9 Tim Lambert,1986...
4
(tie) Jeff Post, 1990
(tie) Andy Baldwin, 2003
4
1(
(tie) Mike Thurman, 1994
1(
(tie) Scott Nicholson, 2001
6 Scott Christman, 1993 ................. 9
(tie) Ken Noble, 1976 ...................... 9
(tie) Rod Scheckla, 1988 ............... 9
5
4
9 Norb Wellman,1953
Earned run average
(minimum 40 innings pitched)
1
Bill Carding, 1960 ................. 107
2 Cecil Ira, 1962 ........................
3 Ken Noble, 1976
4 Steve Clark, 1964 .................
5 Jack Humphrey, 1967 .............
6 Scott Anderson, 1984
7 Lou Tanselli, 1979
8 John Si pp le 1988 ..................
123
.
126
146
153
(tie) Denny Tower, 1967
1 82
10 ScottAnderson,1976 ..
1 90
.
1 66
1 75
182
1 Cecil Ira, 1963
2 John Sipple, 1988
..............
(tie) Scott Christman, 1993 ...............
4 Bill Oerding, 1960 ......................
(tie) Cecil Ira, 1962
(tie) Ken Noble, 1976
(tie) Jeff Otis , 1987 ........................
(tie) Scott Nicholson, 2001
9 Many players
7 Chris Pine,1998
8 Jeff Reece, 1983
9 Scott Anderson, 1984
(tie) Scoff Christman,1992
131
.
.
.................. 8
8
Shutouts
Strikeouts
1 Jonah Nickerson, 2006
2 Ken Forsch, 1968
3 Scott Christman,1993
4 Dallas Buck, 2005
5 Mason Smith, 1994
6 Jonah Nickerson, 2005
1(
(ti e) Steve
e Clark , 1964
.
11(11-1)
40
(tie) Jerry Johnson, 1970
4 Steve Clark, 1962
,
(tie) Anton Maxwell, 2005
40
2 Bill Carding, 1960 .... 1000(7-0)
7 Many players
8
47
1 000(8-0)
,
5
6
(tie) David Anderson, 1992
125
6
(tie) Aaron Mathews, 2004
(tie) Shea McFeely, 2006 ................
7 Twink Pederson, 1956 ................
(tie) Lute Barnes, 1968
6
...
.
11(11-3)
6
.
Innings pitched
(minimum 4 wins)
126
.
(tie) Jeff Reece, 1983
(tie) Mason Smith, 1994
(tie) Andrew Checketts, 1998
(tie) Scott Nicholson, 2001
(tie) Jake Postlewait, 2004
6
(tie) Todd Thomas , 1983
(tie) Seth Pietsch, 2002
(tie) Dave Backen,1980.
..
.
,
1 Cole Gillespie 2006 .................. 25
2 Seth Pietsch , 2002 .
24
.
.
i
Doubles
Winning percentage
126
128
.
13
56
(tie) Jacoby Ellsbury, 2004
(tie) Jacoby Ellsbury , 2005
.
1
15
(tie) Joe Gerber 1999
(tie) Cole Gillespie, 2006
,
4 Joe Gerber, 1999..
5 Jim Wilson, 1982.
(tie) Bill Rowe, 2006
7 Brian Barden, 2002
ome runs
,
Runs
7 Darwin Barney 2006
B Ben Bertrand , 1997
(tie) Seth Pietsch , 2003
Dave Brundage
99
121
119
118
115
114
104
100
98
98
133
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THE
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The 2005 Beavers at Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium, site of the College World Series
Coming from nowhere, going to Omaha
Beavers surprised the nation in 2005 with Pacific-10 title, trip to College World Series
In over a century of intercollegiate athletics at Oregon State, this was one of the truly
special seasons.
It wasn't just that the Beavers won the
Pacific- 10 championship, reached the College
World Series and set a school record for
wins There was more to the story of the
2005 Beavers. One reason the team captivated the entire state was the fact that over
half the players were from Oregon.
"It's something you think about all the
time," shortstop Darwin Barney said "It
means something to be playing for your city
and your state."
even
much of a chance in the preseason. But Oregon State eventually moved as high as No. 2
in the national polls, the Beavers' highest
baseball ranking ever.
"It's an unbelievable feeling," OSU head
coach Pat Casey said. "There are a lot of
times these athletes get overlooked ...
"It's just a great tribute to the athletes
and what they do, and to have it pay off and
win a championship is just a dream."
In this case, a dream come true.
When the 2005 season began, Oregon
State wasn't burdened by the weight of great
expectations. OSU was picked to finish sixth
in the Pacific-10 and the Beavers weren't
mentioned in the national polls.
"They need a little game experience,"
Beaver head coach Pat Casey said of his
club "But we've worked tremendously hard
toward some common goals and that's going
to pay off for us."
OSU opened some eyes by beating ninthranked Arizona State 12-6 on its home field
during the first weekend of the season. That
propelled the Beavers to a 21-4 record heading into the Pac- 10 season.
After sweeping California to start the
conference slate, OSU visited nationally
ranked Stanford and Arizona on back-to-back
weekends. The Beavers took the series at
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OSU first baseman Andy Jenkins steps on the bag for the final out of the
NCAA Super Regional finale against Southern California, sending the
Beavers onto the field in celebration of a College World Series berth
365
Stanford and nearly took the series at Arizona, returning home as Pac-10 title contenders and a team climbing in the national
rankings.
A win over Arizona State capped a 5-1
homestand against Washington State and the
Sun Devils. The momentum carried over
onto the road, where OSU swept series at
both UCLA and Washington; the finale
against the Huskies came in 10 innings after
UW had tied the game with a two-out homer
in the bottom of the ninth.
"It seems like every time we play a game,
somebody on our club does something that
impresses me," Casey said after that win.
"Everything they do, they prepare for it
Now we're excited about coming home."
With Oregon State's regular season enter-
ing its final weekend, it would be the Southern California Trojans standing between the
Beavers and the Pac-10 title
Oregon State went into the final weekend
of its regular season with a shot at the Pacific10 championship, and the Beavers took advantage of it.
A five-run bottom of the eighth inning gave
OSU a 5-4 win over Southern California in
the series opener on May 20. The Beavers by now ranked as high as No. 3 in the country in some polls - used a familiar combination, with Dallas Buck getting the win and
Kevin Gunderson the save; the OSU duo
outdueled USC ace Ian Kennedy, who was a
contender for numerous national pitcher of
the year honors.
Late in the game the next day, word fil-
tered down to the OSU dugout that Stanford
had beaten Arizona; a Beaver win would
guarantee a tie for the Pac- 10 title. Oregon
State wrapped up a 10-7 victory, then celebrated on the field.
"It crossed my mind that we had just done
something extremely special for Oregon State
University and the city of Corvallis,"
Gunderson said after recording the final out.
After eight straight weekends battling for
at least a share of the championship in one of
the nation's toughest conferences, it was
time for a break.
Oregon State had wrapped up its regular
season a week ahead of the rest of the Pacific-10, giving the Beavers Memorial Day
weekend off. OSU spent May 27 holding
Fan Appreciation Night, playing an
intrasquad game and giving fans pizza and a
chance to meet the players. The next day, the
Beavers learned they were sole champions of
the Pacific-10 for 2005 when California won
at Arizona.
On May 29, the NCAA released its list of
16 sites for regional tournaments and Oregon
State was on the list. The next day, the Beavers, their families and several dozen fans
gathered to watch the NCAA selection show
at the Hilton Garden Inn near campus. When
the pairings were announced, Oregon State
learned it would be the top seed in a field
including Virginia, Ohio State and St. John's.
Tickets quickly sold out, even with extra
bleacher seats having been brought in behind
the rightfield fence The geographically diverse field assembled and went through
workouts at Goss Stadium at Coleman Field,
and play got underway on Friday, June 3
Some ballplayers go through life never
experiencing the thrill of hitting a walk-off
home run. After the opening day of the
Corvallis Regional, Shea McFeely wasn't
one of them.
McFeely accomplished the feat on the
first pitch of the bottom of the ninth inning,
sending the Beavers to a 4-3 win over Ohio
State. With the score tied 3-3, McFeely
launched his game-winning homer over the
left-centerfreld fence off Buckeye reliever
Rory Meister. That capped an Oregon State
comeback that had seen the Beavers tie the
game with Cole Gillespie's two-out single in
the bottom of the eighth.
McFeely annihilated the first pitch he
saw - and the first pitch of the game by
Meister - for his fifth home run of 2005.
"During warm-ups, he was throwing a lot
of fastballs," McFeely said. "It looked like
he was throwing pretty straight and over the
top. That's what our scouting report said on
him. I just went up there and he threw a first
pitch fastball up and in."
Much of the game was a pitchers duel, as
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Jacoby Ellsbury takes a swing
Pat Casey exchanges lineups
Buck and Ohio State starter Mike Madsen
Canham was named the Outstanding
Player for the tournament, going 8-for- 13
with one home run, three doubles, six runs
batted in and six runs scored.
The Beavers learned they would again be
at home for the Super Regionals, and the
opponent would be Southern California To
earn a place in the College World Series,
OSU would have to take a series from the
12-time national champions for the second
time in four weeks.
By now, the Beavers were the biggest
surrendered three runs each.
A sellout crowd of 2,612 saw Oregon
State play in its first NCAA Regional since
1986. It was also the Beavers' first home
postseason appearance since 1963.
The next evening, Mitch Canham had four
hits - including three doubles - and Jonah
Nickerson struck out nine as he pitched a
complete game for Oregon State in an 11-1
win over St. John's The win before a sellout
crowd of 2,609 advanced OSU into the
championship game.
Canham tied his career high with four
hits, and the three doubles tied OSU's singlegame record
"I'm just trying to be patient and lay off
the off-speed stuff," Canham said. "I thank
God for giving me good eyesight for the
weekend and I hope we stay with it."
Nickerson scattered seven hits and didn't
allow a run until the ninth inning, pitching
his first complete game of the season and the
second of his career.
"It's awesome," OSU's Andy Jenkins
said of the win over the Red Storm. "It's
what we've been working on all year and
getting to do it at home is even more special
We're going to come out prepared, ready to
go tomorrow."
Indeed, the Beavers were prepared on
June 5. On a damp evening, a 13-run second
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inning propelled OSU to a 19-3 victory over
St. John's, clinching the championship. The
victory in front of 2,532 fans moved the
Beavers into the Super Regionals, one step
from the College World Series.
"We're one step away from every college
baseball player's dream," said Jenkins, who
had four of the Beavers' season-high 22 hits.
Danny Anderson had a pair of home runs,
and Anton Maxwell pitched the win.
The Beavers greet fans during an
autograph session before the CWS
sports story in the state. Even more seats
were added to the OSU ballpark, with
bleachers replacing the batting cages behind
leftfield, and still the series sold out before
the first pitch the evening of Saturday, June
11.
The opener was a bizzare game in which
Southern California made mistakes and Oregon State capitalized.
Ryan Gipson's single drove in the goahead run for the Beavers in the sixth inning
and Jenkins added a three-run homer in the
eighth to lead OSU to a 10-4 victory over
the error-prone Trojans. The Beavers fell
behind 4-1 early, but capitalized on eight
USC errors.
"To me, the key to the whole thing was
that we don't care how we win - we don't
care if they surrendered, we don't care if we
win by one or by 10 or whatever At this
point in the season, it's just go find a way to
win," Casey said.
Buck kept the Beavers in the game
against Kennedy; the OSU standout earned
his 12th win of the season with 7 2/3 innings
of work. Kennedy hadn't allowed the Beavers a hit until the fifth inning, but by then
OSU had climbed back within 4-3.
In the sixth, McFeely scored on a wild
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followed with his go-ahead single Jenkins'
homer capped OSU's five-run eighth inning,
and the blast high over the leftfield fence sent
the crowd of 3,059 into delirium.
It was the sort of win that gave one the
feeling that these Beavers might be a team of
destiny.
"Regardless of what happens offensively,
what pitchers do, we always find a way to
win," Gipson said. "We have all year, so
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Still, if Oregon State was to reach the
College World Series, it wouldn't come easy.
Billy Hart's bases-loaded infield single in
the 10th inning drove in the winning run and
Southern California rallied late to defeat
Oregon State 9-8 the next day, evening the
series. The Beavers saw USC score twice in
the eighth inning and three times in the ninth
to tie the game before winning in the 10th.
"I hope they react Monday like they've
reacted all year long," Casey said of the
Beavers. "We'll find out a lot about ourselves tomorrow, what guys we really have,
what kind of competitors we are. If it were
the third game today, it would be a pretty
tough pill to swallow."
Oregon State held a 5-3 lead in the seventh inning, then Canham launched a three-
run homer to to make it 8-3. But USC put
together its late-inning comeback to force a
third game.
"I think we made plenty of mistakes by
the eighth - I don't think we relaxed at all,"
Casey said. "I thought we quit competing at
the plate, and didn't compete at all at the
plate after we got the five-run lead. We just
basically surrendered some at-bats late in the
game
The Beavers appeared to be on their way
to Omaha early in the game Gipson hit a
two-run home run for the Beavers in the
fourth inning off USC starter Jack Spradlin.
Anderson added a solo homer in the fifth to
make it 3-0, but the lead wouldn't stand.
The next afternoon - Monday, June 13 was the day that Oregon State went cycling
all the way to Omaha.
Jenkins hit for the cycle, going 5-for-5
and driving in four runs as the Beavers beat
Southern California 10-8 in the deciding game
of the Super Regional.
"There's nothing like this," Jenkins said.
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ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT: Jenny Siewell
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"This whole series has been a roller coaster.
As coach (Casey) said, `We're going to find
out what we're made of today.' We came out
and performed today; now we're going to go
to Omaha and represent the Pac-10."
Said Casey: "I feel blessed, humbled,
thankful - I guess it's a coach's dream. To
have so many people here to witness that
and to see those guys hold up that sign (from
OSU's locker room) that says `The Road To
Omaha Starts Here' ... it's awesome for me."
OSU also saw outfielder Jacoby Ellsbury
break the school record for hits in a career,
going 3-for-5 with a double to give him 234
hits, breaking the record of 232 set by Andy
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Dallas Buck sends one plateward
Andy Jenkins connects
Jarvis from 2000-03.
A crowd of 2,752 was a sellout but just
under capacity after the start of the game
was moved up three hours for its national
cable telecast. At least five members of
OSU's 1952 College World Series team pitchers Bud Berg, Bailey Brem and Norb
Wellman, infielder Bobby Buob and outfielder Dwane Helbig - were on hand for the
game. So was Paul Valenti, an assistant coach
in 1952 who remained on OSU's athletic
staff.
Oregon State had taken a 7-3 lead by the
fifth inning, but Southern California tied the
game with a four-run sixth inning before
Eddie Kunz pitched the Beavers out of a
jam, including a bases-loaded strikeout of
USC slugger Jeff Clement
The Beavers responded immediately, as
Jenkins led off the bottom of the sixth inning
with a triple - completing his cycle - and
scored on McFeely's sacrifice fly. OSU
added a pair of runs in the seventh on runscoring singles by Barney and Jenkins to
make it 10-7
The Trojans did manage a run in the
eighth, but Buck - making his first relief
appearance in over a year - retired the final
four USC hitters for the save, including a
one-two-three ninth inning on just seven
pitches to start the Beavers' celebration.
The crowd chanted "Omaha! Omaha!" as
Jenkins fielded a grounder to first and raced
to the bag for the final out, then hurled the
ball into the outfield just as he was engulfed
by his teammates.
It was apparent that afternoon that some
people get long lunch breaks. Midway
through the game, a Willamette & Pacific
Railroad locomotive stopped on the tracks
beyond the right-centerfield fence. It remained there for the rest of the contest,
sounding its horn for each Beaver hit or
putout and giving a long salute when Jenkins
stepped on first base to record the final out.
Then the Beavers turned their thoughts to
the College World Series, the event OSU
hadn't played in since its only other CWS
appearance in 1952. Coincidentally, Oregon
State had also taken a three-game postseason
series from USC in Corvallis en route to
Omaha in 1952.
Oregon State had a day to get ready for
its trip to the College World Series, then took
a charter flight to Omaha on Wednesday,
June 15. The Beavers were greeted by members of the Omaha Concorde Club, the community organization that would serve as
OSU's host during the tournament, and news
media were on hand when the Oregon State
contingent arrived at its hotel in downtown
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The Beavers wouldn't open the tournament until playing top-ranked Tulane on
Saturday. But the next day, Oregon State got
its first real taste of the atmosphere that has
come to surround the College World Series,
and it made a definite impression on the
Beavers.
"It's a dream - it's a dream come true,"
Oregon State catcher Casey Priseman said
after that night's Opening Ceremonies at
Rosenblatt Stadium. "I mean, look where we
are right now. You can't really say much
about it, you've got to experience it."
The Beavers took about an hour's worth
of batting practice at Rosenblatt Stadium,
then partook in a barbecue for all eight
teams, an autograph session for fans and the
Opening Ceremonies in front of approximately 10,000-15,000 fans.
"This is awesome," OSU outfielder/first
baseman Cole Gillespie said. "This whole
atmosphere is crazy. I've watched this on
TV for years, and to be a part of this now is
amazing.
"To see this many people here for the
opening ceremonies is crazy. During the
games, it's going to be even more crazy."
ESPN's Dave Ryan announced the eight
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teams - Oregon State, Arizona State, Baylor,
Florida, Nebraska, Tennessee, Texas and
Tulane - to mark the official start of the 59th
annual College World Series.
The teams marched onto the field, oneby-one, to a foray of fireworks, music, highlights on the stadium's video board, and of
course, loads of applause from thousands of
collegiate baseball fans.
The United States Navy "Leap Frogs"
capped off the welcome as they parachuted
into the stadium and delivered team flags to
each of the eight schools, giving the Oregon
State banner to Beaver co-captain Jenkins.
Before the ceremonies concluded, the
"student" in student-athlete was honored as
the NCAAAwards for Academic Excellence
were presented to the player with the highest grade point average on each of the eight
squads. That included Canham, who had a
3.54 GPA.
On Friday, OSU had an early afternoon
practice at Creighton University, then attended the game between Pacific- 10 compatriot Arizona State and home-state favorite
Nebraska in the evening.
Then it was time to play.
For six innings on June 18, Oregon State
looked ready to knock off the No. 1 team in
the nation in the first round of the College
World Series. But Tulane's Scott Madden
delivered a two-out, two-run double just out
of the reach of OSU rightfielder Gillespie in
the seventh to send the Beavers to a 3-1 defeat.
The Beavers nearly turned an inning-end-
ing double play prior to Madden's double,
getting a hard-sliding Micah Owings at second
base and just missing retiring Mark Hamilton
at first base. OSU felt Owings had interfered
with shortstop Barney on the play and
Hamilton should be called out, but the umpires decided otherwise after conferring.
"I haven't seen the replay so I can't tell
you if it affected the game," Casey said. "If
there was contact and they had called interference, then we would have gotten out of the
inning with no runs. If there was contact, it
was a big part of the game but there are a lot
of things that affect the game."
In the sixth inning, it looked like OSU
would add to its 1-0 lead when Gillespie
drove a ball into the right-centerfield gap with
the bases loaded and two out. But Tulane
rightfielder Brian Bogusevic made a diving
catch to end the inning.
OSU starter Nickerson allowed just two
runs in seven innings on seven hits and one
walk, striking out five.
Another close game and another disappointment brought the season to a close on
Monday, June 20.
A bloop single that didn't clear the infield
2005 GAME-BY-GAME
46-12 overall, 19-5 Pacific-10 Conference (1st place)
DATE
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Feb 4
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Feb 15
Feb 19
Feb 20
Feb 25
Feb 26
Feb 27
Thu
Mar 4
Mar 5
Mar 6
Mar.11
Fri,
Mar 12
Mar 13
Mar 18
Sat
Sun
Mar 19
Mar 22
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Mar 28
Mar 29
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Apr 3
Apr 9
Apr 10
Apr 15
Apr 16
Apr 17
Apr 22
Apr 24
Apr 29
Apr 30
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May 3
Fri
Sat
Sun
Tue
Sat.
Sun
at California-Santa Barbara
Fri
California-Riverside
California-Riverside
California-Riverside
vs Cal State-Northridge
at Pepperdine
vs Winthrop
Sacramento State
(second game)
Sacramento State
at Portland
Dallas Baptist
Dallas Baptist
(second game)
BrighamYoung
BrighamYoung
Mon
Tue
Fri
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California *
at Stanford *
(second game)
at Stanford *
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at Arizona *
at Arizona *
at Arizona *
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Washington State *
Washington State *
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Arizona State *
Arizona State *
Arizona State *
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Portland
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May7
May8
May13
Fri
at U C LA *
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at U C L A *
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at UCLA *
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May 14
Sat
May15
Sun
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May 21
Fri
at Washington *
at Washington *
at Washington *
Southern California
Southern California
Southern California
Sat
May 22
Sun
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Jun 3
Jun 4
Fri
Ohio State
Sat
St John's (NY.)
Jun, 5
Sun
St John's (NY.)
CORVALLIS SUPER REGIONAL
Jun 11
Sat
Jun 12
Jun 13
Sun
Jun 20
Mon
0-1-2
L,1-3
Fogle (0-1)
1-6-1
W, 11-2
Nickerson (1-0)
Gunderson (1-0)
11-14-0
3&1
24-3
12-15-1
6-8-5
6-13-2
4-7-1
W, 8-0
Fogle(1-1)
Maxwell (1-0)
8-13-0
0-3-3
W, 3-2
Gunderson (2-0)
3-8-2
2-7-2
W, 4-2
4-8-0
2-5-0
W, 64
Buck (2-0)
Joslyn (1-0)
6-13-0
W, 5-3
Nickerson (2-0)
5-8-2
4&1
3&1
L, 2-3
Gunderson (2-1)
2-8-1
3-7-1
W, 5-2
Maxwell (2-0)
5-7-1
24-3
W, 7-2
Fogle (2-1)
7-9-3
W, 4-1
Buck (3-0)
4-11-3
2-54
1-54
L, 4-9
McCormick (0-1)
Nickerson(3-0)
4-11-3
9-13-0
8-10-2
2&4
Buck(4-0)
Maxwell (3-0)
8-17-2
2-7-1
7-10-0
4-&5
Nickerson (4-0)
9-9-1
3-7-4
Fogle (3-1)
McCormick (0-2)
7-14-1
54-1
7-12-1
17-21-3
W,64
at California-Santa Barbara
at California-Santa Barbara
Fri
19-17-0
Corvallis
San Diego, Calif
San Diego, Calif
Santa Barbara, Calif
Santa Barbara, Calif
Santa Barbara, Calif
Corvallis
Corvallis
Corvallis
Malibu, Calif
Malibu, Calif
Malibu, Calif
Corvallis
Fri
Tue
Thu
R-H-E
W, 19-0
Portland
at San Diego
Sat
OPP.
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RESULT
vs California-Davis
Fri
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Tempe, Ariz
Tempe, Ariz
Tempe, Ariz
Tempe, Ariz
Sat
Sun
Sat
Sun
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OPPONENT
vs. New Mexico State
vs Gonzaga
vs New Mexico State
at Arizona State
Southern California
Southern California
Mon
Southern California
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Jun 18
Sat
vs Tulane
vs Baylor
W, 12-6
W,8-2
W,8-2
W, 7-4
Corvallis
Portland, Ore
W, 9-3
W, 7-5
Corvallis
Corvallis
L, 7-17
W, 7-2
Corvallis
Corvallis
Corvallis
Corvallis
Corvallis
Stanford, Calif
Buck (5-0)
7-6-2
24-0
W,11-3
W, 12-5
W,11-6
Maxwell (4-0)
Nickerson (5-0)
Turpen(1-0)
11-14-1
3-5-2
12-10-2
5-10-2
11-16-1
6-9-3
W, 11-1
Buck (6-0)
11-13-0
14-1
W, 5-2
5-10-1
2-10-0
4-7-0
2-7-4
9-10-1
7-12-2
W, 11-10
Maxwell (5-0)
Nickerson (6-0)
Buck (7-0)
Kunz(1-0)
L, 3-4
L,5-7
W, 4-2
W, 9-7
11-17-1
10-9-0
Fogle (3-2)
3-12-5
4&2
Buck(7-1)
Maxwell (6-0)
5-10-1
7-&1
W, 17-1
17-18-0
1&2
L, 6-7
Gunderson (2-2)
6-13-2
7-9-1
W, 5-4
Gunderson (3-2)
5-10-3
44-2
W, 8-1
Maxwell (7-0)
8-12-0
1-1-1
W, 7-6
Gunderson (4-2)
7-10-2
6-11-1
Corvallis
Corvallis
Corvallis
Corvallis
Los Angeles, Calif
Los Angeles, Calif
Los Angeles, Calif
Seattle, Wash
Seattle, Wash
Seattle, Wash
Corvallis
Corvallis
Corvallis
W, 6-5
6-12-2
5-9-0
1-5-1
3-11-0
5-9-0
1-8-1
W,6-2
Buck(8-1)
Maxwell (7-1)
Nickerson (7-0)
Fogle(4-2)
6-9-0
2-8-0
W, 3-1
Buck (9-1)
3-9-0
14-1
W,104
Maxwell (8-1)
Nickerson (8-0)
10-10-2
4-11-5
16-19-0
3-9-3
Buck (10-1)
7-10-1
0-3-0
W, 74
Maxwell (9-1)
7-9-1
4-6-2
W, 3-1
Gunderson (5-2)
3-5-0
14-1
W, 54
5-7-0
44-0
W, 10-7
Buck(11-1)
Maxwell (10-1)
10-13-1
7-11-0
L, 2-12
Nickerson (8-1)
2-2-0
12-14-0
Corvallis
Corvallis
Corvallis
W, 4-3
Gunderson (6-2)
4-9-2
34-0
W,11-1
Nickerson (9-1)
11-14-0
1-7-4
W, 19-3
Maxwell (11-1)
19-224
3-11-0
Corvallis
Corvallis
Corvallis
W,10-4
Buck(12-1)
10-7-0
4-9-8
L, 8-9
Gunderson (6-3)
8-10-4
9-16-1
W, 10-8
Kunz(2-0)
10-17-0
8-6-1
Omaha, Neb
Omaha, Neb
L,1-3
Nickerson (9-2)
1-6-0
3-80
L. 3-4
Gunderson (6-4)
3-9-2
4-10-1
Stanford, Calif
Tucson, Ariz
Tucson, Ariz
Tucson, Ariz
Corvallis
Corvallis
L, 1-3
W, 5-1
W, 16-3
W, 7-0
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drove home the winning run in the top of the
10th inning as Baylor ended Oregon State's
season with a 4-3 defeat. The Beavers moved
the tying run to second base in the bottom of
the inning before the finest baseball season in
OSU history came to an end.
"It's a tough time to talk right now,"
Casey said. "I don't want our guys to feel
ballgame will take away from the great season
we've had.
"I just want them to understand how well
they played all year long."
Added Gunderson: "It's a sad day for
Oregon State but there's always next year. It
was a fun time even though we lost ... the
Beavers will be back next year, I can promise
you that."
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OREGON STATE'S 1952 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES TEAM
Beavers peaked at right time to win big
Oregon State came up
with crucial sweeps
over USC, Fresno State
to advance to Omaha
How long was Oregon State's trip to the
1952 College World Series? Well, it started in
1951 - but we'll get to that in a moment.
In 1952, Oregon State professor Bernard
Malamud's novel "The Natural" was published, telling of Roy Hobbs' struggle to reach
the top of the baseball world. Meanwhile, the
Beavers were writing a baseball tale of their
Pacific Coast Conference
and
Western Regional
own.
Oregon State beat college baseball's most
storied program - Southern California - for
the Pacific Coast Conference title and then
NCAA Champions
topped Fresno State for the Far West Regional championship.
"It's great to feel maybe you were part of
something like this," 1952 Beaver captain
Pete Goodbrod said not long after watching a
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1952
televised CWS game.
And, Goodbrod recalled, it was an incident
during the 1951 Pacific Coast Conference
championship series in Los Angeles that may
have spurred the Beavers a year later.
"We came on the field the first day for
workouts," Goodbrod said. "And they (the
Trojans) were calling us `little gray things'
and riding us pretty hard. Coley (Oregon
State coach Ralph Coleman) didn't want us
getting mixed up in anything like that, so we
didn't say anything.
"About the only thing we could do in
retaliation was during batting practice - hitting
foul balls into their dugout."
After losing that best-of-three 1951 series
in three games, the Beavers would earn more
substantial satisfaction in 1952. Oregon State
swept Southern California at Goss Stadium at
Coleman Field for the PCC title; a week later,
the Beavers swept Fresno State in another
home series for the District 8 (Far West Regional) berth in the College World Series.
In Omaha, the heat, humidity and two
tough opponents eliminated the Beavers in
two games. Oregon State lost 18-7 to Duke
and 10-1 to Texas.
"Personally, I think I was kind of awed as
a sophomore going in there," said Dwane
Helbig, who earned All-America honors as an
outfielder that spring. "I don't think I Played
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nearly as well as I could have, but that's all
second-guessing."
The Beavers had played plenty well up
until then. They went through their nonleague schedule with a 12-3 record, still hearing the echoes of the Trojans' taunts from the
spring before.
"It had a lot of influence on our seniors
like Cub Houck, John Thomas, Bud Berg,"
Helbig said. "Those guys were real determined. A lot of our success stemmed from
their experience.
"Being a dumb sophomore, I think I got
caught up in it. That just accelerated everyI
thing
Pitcher Bailey Brem, a junior in 1952,
didn't see it quite that way.
"Others may have felt that kind of deal,"
Brem said. "My opinion was that we weren't
trying to get back at them, we were just trying to play well."
Alex Goedhard, a senior pitcher on that
squad, felt the ability was certainly there to
play well.
"The team of `52 was an exception collection of raw talent, as I look back today,"
Goedhard recalled "I say raw talent because
we had no specialty training. There were no
coaches specializing in hitting, fielding, outfield and pi Ina. There were no physical
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Wl. HOMETOWN
NO. CATCHERS
YR.
B-T
HT.
Jack Smith
11
Jack Stephenson
19 John Thomas
Bill Turner
NO. PITCHERS
So
RR
RR
RR
RR
5-10
180
Ontario, Ore
5-11
172
Tigard, Ore
6-3
215
Newark, N J
5-9
175
Portland, Ore
Fr
Sr
Jr
YR B-T
Sr
RR
HT.
WT. HOMETOWN
Bud Berg
6-2
190 Portland, Ore
Ralph Coleman Jr
Jr
L-L
6-0
155
Corvallis, Ore
13
Bailey Brem
Jr
RR
6-3
185
Portland, Ore
16
Alex Goedhard
Sr.
6-2
175
Pasadena, Calif
2
Don Hopp
Fr
RR
RR
6-2
175
Oregon City, Ore
Jim Nierman
So
R4_
6-0
175
Hillsboro, Ore
20
NorbWellman
So
RR
64
205
Mt Angel, Ore
9
Don White
Sr.
R4_
6-1
160
Portland, Ore
YR B-T
Fr
RR
Fr
RR
HT.
5-10
WT. HOMETOWN
172 Nyssa, Ore
5-8
158
Fr
R-L
6,5
210 Nampa, Ida
So
RR
RR
6-0
175
Dallas, Ore
Fr
6-0
170
Portland, Ore
ConnieHolzgang
10 Cub Houck
4
DannyJohnston
So
R-R
5-11
Sr.
6-0
JohnnyRearden
15 Jim Ruggles
Sr
RR
RR
RR
5-11
160 Medford,Ore
185 Salem, Ore
175 Whittier,Calif
160 Corvallis,Ore
Fr
L-R
6-0
170
Doug Wray
Fr
RR
5-9
Jim Walker
So
L-L
5-10
14
NO. INFIELDERS
Jack Bowen
Bobby Buob
17 Jay Dean
Mel Ediger
Chuck Fisk
5
3
Jr
5-11
Union, N J
8
Pete Goodbrod
Sr
L-R
5-10
7
Dwane Helbig
So
6-0
195
Jim Jenks
Jr
RR
RR
6-0
168 Albany, Ore
Ralph Krafve
Sr
L-R
6-2
185
Portland, Ore
Ed Nelson
Sr.
5-10
165
Corvallis, Ore
Jack Pinion
Bud Shirtcliff
Dick Wilson
Jim Withrow
So
5-10
195
Reedsport, Ore
Jr
RR
RR
RR
6-3
200 Myrtle Creek, Ore
Fr
L-L
5-11
Fr
5-10
BobThoman
Jr
RR
RR
165 Nyssa, Ore
160 Van Nuys, Calif
175 Corvallis,Ore
12
18
YR. B-T
HT.
64
The regional finals against Fresno State drew a record crowd of 5,000 to
Goss Stadium at Coleman Field
Portland, Ore
150 The Dalles, Ore
155 Long Beach, Calif
WT. HOMETOWN
160 Salem, Ore
NO. OUTFIELDERS
671
Portland, Ore
HEAD COACH: Ralph Coleman
Pete Goodbrod lines a single
Dwane Helbig stretches for first
with a 7-6 win at Goss Stadium at Coleman
Field on May 23, then lost 18-5 at the Ducks'
Howe Field the next day in their regular-
as good as they were the year before, and
ASSISTANT COACH: Paul Valenti
MANAGER: Ken Boshears
training regimens for players targeting playing
positions outside of daily routine practice.
There was no or very little scouting of opposing teams and players.
"Today's college players are given tremendous opportunities to improve technically
and physically."
As it turned out, getting through the
Northern Division would be the Beavers'
toughest hurdle on the road to Omaha.
Oregon State opened the Northern Division season with six home games, going 4-2.
The final game of the homestand was a 10-8
win over Washington on April 26, seen by a
throng of 4,500 that was the largest-ever at
loss Stadium at Coleman Field to that point.
The Beavers then went on their annual
road trip to Idaho, Washington State and
Washington; Oregon State went 4-2 on that
trip, as well. Returning home for two seasonending weekends against Oregon, the Beavers'
8-4 record narrowly led the division race.
A split with Oregon the next weekend kept
the Beavers one-half game in front of the
Ducks and one game in front of Washington.
Oregon State eliminated Oregon from the race
season finale.
That last Oregon State loss enabled Wash-
ington to move percentage points ahead of the
Beavers in the standings, but the Huskies had
two games remaining at last-place Idaho on
May 26 and 27. Washington could win its
first title since 1931 by winning both games; a
Husky loss in either game would mean a firstplace tie, and the Beavers would earn the
postseason berth for having won three of four
head-to-head meetings that spring.
"It's hard to say how we felt," Goodbrod
said of the Beavers' wait for those two Washington-Idaho games "Except that we wanted
another shot against the Trojans."
Things looked bad for the Beavers when
Washington thumped Idaho 17-4 in the first
game at Moscow In the season finale, though,
Vandal pinch-hitter Dick Merrill doubled
home the tying and winning runs with none
out in the ninth inning for a 9-8 Idaho victory.
Oregon State was back in the Pacific Coast
Conference playoffs.
"It was great to know we'd get a playoff
with USC in Corvallis," Goodbrod said.
"That made us feel good. We'd felt we were
then we proved it by taking them in two
straight."
The verbal barrage of the previous spring
wasn't all that gave the Beavers something to
prove. Even then, the Northern Division
found itself in a little brother-big brother
relationship with the Southern Division on
the baseball diamond.
"USC was the powerhouse - there's no
doubt about it," said Brem, who went on to
All-America honors in 1953. "There was no
doubt about that. We weren't supposed to go
on the field with USC."
Added Goodbrod: It was, `Hey, we've got
a program up here, too. We need to be recog-
nized'."
On May 30, the Beavers opened the series
with a 12-10 win over Southern California;
they had to hold off USC rallies that scored
four runs in the seventh inning and five in the
ninth. A day later, the Beavers wrapped up
their first-ever PCC championship with a 5-4
victory.
On a cool, gray afternoon, the game was
tied 4-4 going into a ninth inning that would
send the Oregon State fans ringing the field
through moments of both hope and despair. It
would finish with perhaps the most notable
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hit in Beaver baseball history up to that time.
Once Oregon State had retired the Trojans
in a scoreless top of the ninth, Beaver outfielder Bud Shirtcliff opened the bottom of
the inning with a double but was thrown out
trying to stretch it into a triple. After John
Thomas singled, USC coach Rod Dedeaux
brought in ace pitcher Tom Lovrich to relieve.
Lovrich hit Cub Houck with a pitch, then
pitcher Norb Wellman's grounder back to the
mound allowed both runners to advance. Two
out, men on second and third, with Goodbrod
coming to the plate; he blooped a pitch from
Lovrich in the air toward third base.
The biggest Beaver hit ever would barely
clear the infield.
"I kind of thought it would be an out,"
Goodbrod said. "I was running with my eye
on it, and I was disgusted. I thought I'd
popped it up. But that was Coley - run everything out.
"As I was going to first, I could see it was
going to go over his (the third baseman's)
head. In his defense, the sun was setting and I
think he lost it.
"But it brought in the winning run."
Thomas, running from third base as soon
as the ball was hit, touched the plate before
the Trojans had a chance to make a play.
"It just erupted," Goodbrod said. "Everybody was out there on the field ... the fans
were crazy. We had to go back over to Gill (to
the locker room), and we got there all right."
Goodbrod's hit came just four days after
his May 27 birthday. When he arrived home
after the game, his wife Joan had his cake on
the table with a glove and ball decorating it.
By now, Beaver fans were turning out for
ballgames like never before. A record crowd
estimated at 5,000 would be on hand the next
weekend when Oregon State wrapped up its
District 8 championship series against Fresno
State, which had beaten Seattle for the West
Coast independent crown.
"Frankly, the crowd helped win those
games for us," said Brem, who had to sit out
the USC series because of an injury. "They
got on the other team. All the fraternity guys
were up in the stands riding them, and the
Fresno State series was the same way. They
had a pitcher named (Truman 'Tex')
Clevenger who went on to play in the major
leagues, and he threw real hard. The gol-durn
guys in the stands got on him going
`Oooohhhh' when he'd throw, or `Throw
harder, Clevy, baby.'
"Sooner or later, he got wild, and we snuck
through and beat them."
On June 6, Beaver lefthander Don White
and the Bulldogs' Larry Bolger both threw
six-hitters but Oregon State took a 2-1 win on
Goodbrod's sacrifice fly in the seventh inning.
On June 7, Oregon State fans celebrated as
Oregon State Beavers Leave for NCAA Playoffs at Omaha
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standing loft I. right: Don Hopp, Roth Wetimun. Cub Ifalck. Pet.
Ooodbrod. Dwan. Holhq, Chuck Flak. Jim Ruggt.e. lack Staph.n.
Jan. Ed Nelson, Bud Shirtcllll. John Thomar. Jay Dana. Al Oced
hard end Danny Jabnton. S..ted lalt to right: Paul V.lentl :.,lat.nt coach. hoed coach Coleman: Bobby Boob. Bailey Bane,. Ken
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The Beavers board the bus in Corvallis on the first leg of their trip
the Beavers took a 4-1 lead, then anguished as
Fresno State scored three runs in the seventh
inning to tie things. But Jay Dean doubled
and Helbig singled him home for the go-ahead
run in the bottom of the seventh; Oregon
State would add another three runs in the
bottom of the eighth to ice an 8-4 victory.
After another celebration, the Beavers
began looking forward to the College World
Series, which was being played for just the
sixth time. Oregon State would open against
tourney favorite Duke in only the second
athletic meeting ever between the two
schools; the first had been the transplanted
Rose Bowl on Jan. 1, 1942, in Durham, N.C.
"Going to Omaha was really something,"
Helbig said. "Everybody had to make arrangements to take finals late or early or whatever,
and it was kind of a pain that way.
"But the excitement overshadowed everything else."
Coleman, assistant coach Paul Valenti and
the rest of the Beavers went to Omaha by
train on the Union Pacific streamliner City of
Portland. They arrived at just after 3 a.m. on
a Wednesday morning and were greeted by
their hosts, the Omaha Cosmopolitan Club.
"We got off an air-conditioned train and
stepped off onto the platform, and it was 96
degrees or something and the humidity was
high," Helbig said. "Oh, lord, you couldn't
sleep or do anything."
The Beavers' hotel wasn't air conditioned,
and Brem recalls the method his roommate,
Cub Houck, had for trying to get some
shuteye.
"He'd go in the bathroom and get a wastebasket of water, then throw it on the bed and
Alex Goedhard scores vs.
Bailey Brem delivers a pitch,
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27-12 overall, 10-6 Pacific Coast Conference Northern Division (1st place)
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COLLEGE WORLD SERIES
NORMA REDDEN Quren cF 1452
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OMAHA STADIUM
JUNE 12-16 1952
PRICE- Try -f-
OPP.
RH-E
R-H-E
W,22-5
White(1-0)
22-16-2
5-12-9
W, 5-0
W, 6-0
Brem(1-0)
5-8-2
0-3-2
Berg (1-0)
6-2-2
0-3-1
W,16-3
W,8-4
Goedhard(1-0)
16-12-3
3-0-3
8-7-2
4-7-1
4-5-0
1-6-4
Sat
Apr 1
Tue
(second game)
Portland State
Apr 3
Apr 4
Apr 5
Thu
Willamette
Corvallis
Corvallis
Fri
at Oregon
Eugene, Ore
W, 4-1
Hopp(1-0)
White (2-0)
Sat
Lewis & Clark
(second game)
Corvallis
W, 4-2
Wellman(1-0)
4-9-1
2-5-2
L, 2-3
Brem(1-1)
2-5-3
34-2
Corvallis
Forest Grove, Ore
McMinnville, Ore
Corvallis
W, 5-3
Berg (2-0)
5-7-2
3&3
W,16-4
Nierman (1-0)
16-10-5
4-9-7
L, 4-5
White (2-1)
4-8-1
5-8-1
L, 5-12
Brem(1-2)
5-12-5
12-13-3
Oregon City, Ore
W,10-4
Hopp (2-0)
10-14-2
4-6-6
Corvallis
W, 5-1
Berg (3-0)
5-8-3
1-5-4
W, 22-5
Wellman (2-0)
22-17-3
5-7-6
Corvallis
Corvallis
W, 9-2
White (3-1)
9-15-1
2-6-1
L, 3-9
Berg (3-1)
3-6-6
9-8-2
Portland, Ore
W, 19-8
L, 15-16
Brem(2-2)
19-14-0
8-7-7
White (3-2)
15-18-6
16-15-2
W, 7-4
Wellman (3-0)
4-10-2
DAY
Mar 28
Mar 29
Fri
Apr 7
Apr 8
Apr 9
Apr.10
Mon
Portland
Tue
at Pacific (Ore
Wed
Apr. 11
Fri.
at Linfield
Oregon
at Lewis & Clark
Apr 12
Sat.
Apr 16
Apr 17
Apr 19
Apr 21
Apr 22
Apr 25
Thu
Wed
Thu
Sat
Mon
Tue
Fri
Apr 26
Sat
May 2
May 3
Fri
SITE
Corvallis
Corvallis
Linfield
(second game)
Washington State
Washington State
at Portland
Idaho
Corvallis
Corvallis
Corvallis
Corvallis
Idaho
Washington *
Washington
at Idaho *
at Idaho *
at Washington State
W, 7-1
Brem (3-2)
7$1
7$10
W, 10-8
White (4-2)
10-13-2
8-17-6
W, 16-5
W, 3-1
Wellman (4-0)
16-18-2
5-11-5
Brem (4-2)
3-7-0
1-0-1
L, 3-5
White (4-3)
3-6-2
5-7-5
W, 6-5
W, 6-2
Goedhard (2-0)
Wellman (5-0)
6-11-2
5-10-1
6-9-0
2-7-1
L, 6-10
Brem (4-3)
6-9-2
10-14-1
L, 6-8
6-12-3
8-11-1
L, 13-14
Goedhard (2-1)
Berg (3-2)
13-12-11
14-12-5
W, 3-1
Brem (5-3)
3-3-1
1-5-1
W, 7-6
L, 5-18
White (5-3)
Brem (5-4)
7-11-2
6-12-1
5-11-6
18-16-2
W, 12-10
W, 5-4
White (6-3)
12-15-5
10-19-2
Wellman(6-0)
5-7-1
4-93
Corvallis
Corvallis
W, 2-1
White (7-3)
2-6-1
15-0
W, 8-4
Wellman (7-0)
8-15-1
4-8-2
Moscow, Ida
Moscow, Ida
Pullman, Wash
May 5
May 6
Tue
Pullman, Wash
at Washington State *
May 8
Thu
at Washington
Seattle, Wash
May 9
Fri
Seattle, Wash
at Washington
May 12
Mon
Seattle
Corvallis
May17
Sat
Oregon*
Corvallis
May 19
Mon
at Oregon *
Eugene, Ore
May 23
Fri
Oregon*
Corvallis
May 24
Sat
Eugene, Ore
at Oregon *
PACIFIC COAST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES
May 31
Fri
Southern California
Corvallis
Jun 1
Sat
Southern California
Corvallis
FAR WEST REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES
Sat
Mon
1-6-3
Jun 6
Jun 7
Fri
Jun 12
Thu
vs Duke
Omaha Neb
L, 7-18
Goedhard (2-2)
7-8-2
18-21-2
Jun 13
Fri
vs Texas
Omaha, Neb
L, 1-10
Wellman (7-1)
1-6-5
10-11-1
Fresno State
Sat
Fresno State
COLLEGE WORLD SERIES
Ralph Coleman watches the action
ORE. ST.
DECISION
ORE. ST.
RESULT
OPPONENT
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Linfield
DATE
* - Pacific Coast Conference Northern Division game
try to get some sleep," Brem said.
Duke brought a 30-5 record into the
opener against the Beavers' 27-10 mark On a
102-degree afternoon, Oregon State took an
early 6-4 lead but the Blue Devils finished
with 21 hits and an 18-7 win.
"The most memorable thing was that first
game," Brem said. "Dick Groat (who later
starred with the Pittsburgh Pirates) was their
shortstop. We had on those northwest wool
uniforms and the heat was about 105. I
watched Dwane Helbig come in between
innings, take off his wool baseball shirt, and
wring the water out of it."
The next day, Texas eliminated the Beavers
with a 10-1 decision. Oregon State was within
3-0 until the Longhorns five-run eighth inning.
"When we played Texas, we were in a
fog," Helbig said. "We just never got into the
game."
When the score got out of hand, Brem was
allowed to get an inning of College World
Series experience.
"I went out there and I wasn't throwing
well - I was still hurt," Brem said "But ev-
cry ball I threw, they hit a line drive."
one tough competitor."
The Beavers headed for home, finishing
Goedhard agreed.
"Any worry or nervousness the team had
their season with a 27-12 record. Coleman
would guide Oregon State to three more
was exercised by Coach Coleman," Goedhard
said. "On the bench, he was intense. He was a
Northern Division titles and have teams
bundle of high nervous energy mixed with
ranked as high as sixth in the nation in the
elements of superstition of where to sit,
early 1960s, but that 1952 trip remained
stand, etcetera during the flow of a game.
OSU's only College World Series until 2005.
"Sitting next to Coley during a close game
"We had Coley - I can't emphasize that
enough," Goodbrod said of the coach whose
was not a preferred position, but it could be
dapper appearance masked a quiet intensity.
entertaining."
Many members of the 1952 team reunited
"He did it in a different way," Goodbrod
at Goss Stadium at Coleman Field in 2002 to
said of Coleman's motivational techniques,
commemorate the 50th anniversary of their
which didn't include much in the way of
special season. They saw an Oregon State
hollering. "You'd be at bat, and he'd be over
program that has had 24 winning seasons in
there with one knee on the ground, pulling
the last 30 years and returned to the College
grass ... every pitch, he was in it.
World Series in 2005.
"One game, we were tied with the winning
runs on base and I was up. I was 0-for-4 on
"Coley left, then Gene Tanselli came in
and did a good job, and Jack Riley had a lot of
the day. He came over and said, `Are you
good years, and now we're in capable hands
going to get a hit?' l said, `Yes.' He said, `Are
you sure?'
with Pat Casey," Goodbrod said of the line of
"I can't overemphasize the fact he was
I OSU coaches. WC ve uoue pieuy wcu.
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BASEBALL
OREGON STATE YEARLY TEAM LEADERS
Matting average
(minimum 120 at-bats)
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
Darryl Summerfield
304
Lute Barnes ................... 340
Bob Beall
313
Mike Naylor ...................
DanCunningham
Dan Cunningham
Dan Cunningham
Rich Dodge
Tom Simas
.218
Pete Rowe
Jeff Doyle
Jerry Miller
338
405
323
336
309
371
350
364
Jerry Yung ...................... .302
Bob McNair .................... 356
AI Hunsinger ............. . 346
1983
Mickey Riley
.............. . 374
Todd Thomas ............... .368
1984
Bryan Ganter
1985
1987
David Brundage
David Brundage .............
Randy Duke , .................
1988
JeffBrauning ................. . 341
1989
Ben Johnson
342
1990
R A Neitzel
355
1991
Kevin Hooker
Jason Akina
A J Marquardt
328
A J Marquardt
David Schmidt
Chris Wakeland
Jason Stranber g
Joe Gerber
Joe Gerber
367
1982
1986
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
............
,
307
370
.
366
423
333
376
368
2001
Brian Barden
226
2003
Seth Pietsch
78
397
2002
2003
2004
Brian Barden
Seth Pietsch
Aaron Mathews
232
2004
A a r on M a the ws
74
224
2005
227
2006
Jacoby Ellsbury
Cole Gillesp ie
11
89
377
387
371
2002
Drew Hedges
Chris Biles
Br ian B ar d en
2003
Tony Calderon
362
2000
2001
395
2005
2006
Jacoby Ellsbury
2005 Jacoby Ellsbury
2006 Cole Gillespie
352
406
1967
374
1968
1970
At-bats
1971
1968
Lute Barnes .................... 143
Lute Barnes .................... 147
1969
PaulDoupe ...................... 138
1970
Curt Daniels
Dave Hummel ..................
Mel Cuckovich ...............
Ken Bailey .......................
Ramon Gonzalez
Ramon Gonzalez
Jeff Doyle .....................
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1972
1973
108
1974
139
1975
134
1976
138
1977
145
1978
158
1979
Triples
1967
Steve Crow ,
27
Dan Cunningham
Mel Cuckovich ........... ....... 20
20
Doug Miller
1971
1968
Darryl Summerfield ...............
Lute Barnes .........................
Tom Shoup ..........................
................... 24
Rich Dodge ........................ 29
33
Ramon Gonzalez
Tom Simas ....................... 33
33
Steve Wilkins
44
Jeff Doyle
Jeff Doyle ...................... 49
Jerry Miller ........................ 36
............. 24
Dave Backen
45
Steve Lyons
49
Al Hunsinger
Jim Wilson ....................... 49
Todd Thomas .................... 48
Bryan Ganter .................... 25
Gary Hamilton .................. 44
David Brundage ................ 55
Ken Bowen ..................... 50
49
JeffBrauning
JeffBrauning ................... 41
41
Scott Sanders .................
RA Neitzel ...................... 49
Dave Schoppe ................ 36
46
David Anderson
42
Jim Champion
Scott Hardin ...................... 38
Scott Hardin ...................... 39
Kevin Hooker .................... 39
ChrisWakeland ................ 51
67
Jason Stranberg
49
Ben Bertrand
46
Come Willkie
1974
DaveWiggins ...................... 7
Doug Miller ........................ 8
Dan Cunningham ................. 7
Dan Cunningham ................. 9
RobDrahn ............................ 7
Bruce Jackson ..................... 7
Brian Barden ..................... 50
Brian Barden
51
1997
Seth Pietsch ..................... 51
Jacoby Ellsbury ................. 56
Jacoby Ellsbury ................. 56
........... 56
Jacoby Ellsbury
1998
1990
Scott Sanders
Dave Schoppe
1999
1991
StaceyAyers
1992
Dave Schoppe
David Anderson
50
1972
Dave Wigg ins
Dan Cunningham
Dan Cunningham
32
1973
53
1974
43
1975
42
44
44
,
42
1976
53
1977
53
1978
64
1979
68
1980
38
1981
38
1982
67
1983
55
1984
61
1985
68
1986
39
67
1987
74
1989
183
1981
187
1982
146
1983
188
159
1984
163
1986
185
1987
137
1988
193
1989
JeffBrauning ................... 70
1991
202
1990
RA Neitzel
1992
Ken Bowen ...................
171
1991
Aaron Anderson ................ 49
1993
176
1992
1994
206
1993
211
1994
David Anderson ................ 60
AJ Marquardt ................... 73
Todd Black ...................... 60
168
1995
Scott Hardin ..................... 53
Pat Meiwes
53
Ryan McDonald ................ 71
1996
1996
Ryan McDonald
1997
Ryan Lipe
1998
Ryan Lipe
69
Jason Stranberg ................ 69
Ben Bertrand
67
Joe Gerber ........................ 74
Joe Gerber
74
Brian Barden
83
Brian Barden
.,. ,,..., . 81
1999
1995
JeffBrauning ..................
JeffBrauning .................
R A Neitzel ....................
Paul Sanders ..................
David Anderson
A J Marquardt ................
Scott Hardin
Scott Hardin ...................
Jeff Doyle
1978 Jerry Miller
1979 Bob McNair
1980 Bob McNair
1981 AI Hunsinger
1982 Mickey Riley
1983 Todd Thomas
1984 ChrisNewman
1985 Ken Bowen .....................
1986 Dave Brundage ..............
1987
1988
1977
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1999
1985
193
194
1996
205
1997
198
201
1998
.................... 200
1999
Ben Bertrand .................. 190
Troy Schader
211
2000
2001
2002
,
1969
Bob McNair
Al Hunsinger ....................
Mickey Riley
Todd Thomas ....................
BryanGanter ....................
David Brundage
David Brundage ................
Ken Bowen
JeffBrauning ...................
1980
Shea McFeely
Jacoby Ellsbury
Cole Gillespie
Bob Beall ........................... 27
Bob Beall ........................... 24
1971
JerryYung
171
Rob Drahn , ...................... 171
Tony Calderon
2004
2005
Darryl Summerfield .............. 6
Bob Beall ............................. 9
Runs
42
Tom Simas .......................
Pete Rowe ........................
Jeff Doyle
Jerry Miller
Dave Backen
Seth Pietsch
2003
261
Darryl Summerfield
Lute Barnes
Bob Beall
Dan Cunningham
Ken Bailey
Rich Dodge
Doubles
2002
1968
1970
.
83
244
1969
,
Cole Gillespie
DarrylSummerfeld ............... 8
Larry Rich ............................ 6
H its
1969
1971
Jacob y Ellsbury
Darwin Barney
2006
1967
349
2004
1967
Scott Christman
Joe Gerber
320
1988
69
60
75
,
1990
1995
1997
1998
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
M e l C uc k ovi c h
,
1970
1972
1973
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
RobDrahn
2006
1969
1970
8
Tom Simas ......................... 8
12
Pete Rowe
12
Jeff Doyle
Bob McNair ...................... 15
Dave Gassaway ................. 9
Bob McNair ........................ 11
Mickey Riley ................... 12
Jim Wilson ...................... 10
Mike Strutton ...................... 7
Todd Thomas ..................... 7
1971
1972
1973
1974
1985
Ken Bowen ...................... 14
1975
14
1976
12
1977
12
1978
1989
Quinn Williams .................
Dave Brundage .................
Tim Lambert
Ken Bowen .......................
Randy Duke .....................
JeffBrauning ....................
JeffBrauning ...................
1990
PaulSanders
..................
1991
PaulSanders ...................
1992
David Anderson ................ 15
1988
8
16
1996
,
1979
1980
Dave Backen
18
1981
Todd Thomas
15
1982
Todd Thomas
1985
David Brundage
David Brundage
3
Bryan Ganter
Tim Lambert .....................
3
3
1987
Randy Duke
2
2
1988
Troy Haugen
Troy Haugen ......................
11
Brent Watts ....................... 17
Kevin Hooker .................... 12
Pat Meiwes ...................... 12
17
Chris Wakeland
Mike Leone ........................ 11
Abino Vazquez ................... 11
Josh Carter
,
Bill Martinez
Rich Plante .....................
Ramon Gonzalez .................
Jeff Doyle .........................
Jeff Doyle ...........................
Jeff Boyd .......................... 2
2
Steve Rudolph ..................
Bob McNair ................... 4
13
Ben Bertrand ..................... 14
TroySchader .................... 18
2000 Joe Gerber ........................ 19
2001
.......................
Doug Miller ..........................
Larry Buehler .......................
Dan Cunningham
Rich Dodge
16
1993 A J Marquardt ................... 19
1994 Marc Malloy ...................... 17
1995
Bob Beall ............................
Jim Beall .........................
Mike Keck ........................
Mike Naylor .......................
Jim Cave ............................
Mel Cuckovich
,
Chris Newman
1987
.............
Bob Looney
1984
1986
,
Bruce Jackson ..................
,
.................
,
18
5
............
3
........... ...... 4
1983 Todd Thomas .................... 6
1984 Randy Duke ....................... 3
1986
1989
OREGON STATE UNIVERSTY ATHLETICS-DEVELOPfNG FUTURE LEADERS THROUGH EXCELLENCE IN AcADEMICSAND ATHLETICS
3
3
................. 4
4
2007
OREGON STATE
95
BASEBALL
1978
Tom Simas ..................... .447
Pete Rowe ...................... . 503
Jeff Doyle ....................... 563
Bob McNair .....................586
1979
Dave Backen
386
1980
Bob McNair
At Hunsinger
660
829
1984
Jim Wilson
Chris Newman
Chris Newman
460
1985
David Brundage
525
1986
574
1987
David Brundage
Ken Bowen
1988
Jeff Brauning
528
1989
481
1990
Scott Sanders
Larry Vladic
1991
Dave Schoppe
494
1992
David Anderson
503
1993
598
1998
A,J Marquardt
A J Marquardt
David Schmidt ...............
ChrisWakeland
Ben Bertrand ................
Joe Gerber,
1999
Joe Gerber
670
2000
Drew Hedges
600
2001
Chris Biles
605
2002
Seth Pietsch
...............
Seth Pietsch ...............
600
1975
1976
1977
1981
1982
1983
1994
1995
1996
1997
2003
Dan Cunningham
1997
BrentWatts
Todd Black
Jim Champion
Chris Wakeland
Chris Wakeland
AbinoVazquez
1998
Ben Bertrand
1993
1994
1995
1996
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
Andy Jarvis
4
4
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1
2006
2001
Brian Barden
55
2002
Brian Barden
50
2003
Andy Jarvis
Aaron Mathews
AndyJenkins .....................
Cole Gillespie
49
1967
49
1968
56
1969
57
1970
2001
David Schmidt
8
David Schmidt .................. 12
Ben Bertrand ..................... 10
Joe Gerber ......................... 11
Joe Gerber ........................ 13
Zach Gordon ...................... 11
Andy Jarvis ....................... 12
2002
Andy Jarvis ......................
1969
2003
Seth Pietsch
12
1970
2004
Mike Lissman
8
Aaron Mathews .................. 8
Mitch Canham ..................... 8
Cole Gillespie
13
1971
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
...........
2
1999
Rob Colley
2
Eric Stark ............................ 3
Drew Hedges ....................... 3
Eric Stark ............................. 4
Seth Pietsch
6
Seth Pietsch ........................ 4
Aaron Mathews .................... 6
Jacoby Ellsbury .................. 3
Shea McFeel y ..................... 6
2000
2005
2006
2004
2005
2006
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1967
Tom Jones
1968
1969
1978
Tom Jones
23
1979
Bob Beall
Bob Beall
Dave Hummel
22
1980
16
1981
23
1982
18
1983
25
1984
1975
Doug Miller
Bruce Jackson
Bill Martinez
Bill Martinez
1976
Rob Drahn
40
1977
Pete Rowe
44
1978
46
1990
BobMcNair
Steve Lyons
BobMcNair
Al Hunsinger
Jim Wilson .....................
Chris Newman ..................
Steve Smith .....................
Lindsey Johnson ..............
Ken Bowen .......................
Keith Krafve .....................
Ken Bowen .......................
Lance Rice .......................
Jeff Brauning ....................
BrentHahn ........................
Larry Vladic ......................
1991
Aaron Anderson
1992
Jamie Burke
.....................
A J Marquardt
MarcMalloy ......................
Pat Meiwes
ChrisWakeland
Ryan Lipe :.............. T.......
RobColley
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
I
1977
25
1999
Joe Gerber
2fNn
.Irw C,RrhRr
,
m...
24
1976
Pete Rowe
26
1977
24
1978
17
1979
21
1980
45
1981
Jeff Doyle ...................... . 103
Bob McNair ...................... 102
Bob McNair ........................ 53
Bob McNair ...................... 124
Al Hunsinger ..................... 114
Rich Dodge ....................... 48
Rich Harper ....................... 29
1982
30
1984
36
1985
35
1986
36
1987
35
1988
21
1989
54
1988
62
1989
37
1990
37
1991
21
1992
44
1993
46
1994
Todd Black
28
51
1995
32
47
1996
38
1997
38
1998
38
1999
Kevin Hooker
David Schmidt
Jason Stranberg ,..,
Ben Bertrand
Drew Hedges
37
2000
Joe Gerber
40
36
2001
40
2002
39
2003
39
2004
Eric Stark
Will Hudson
Chris Kunda
Shea McFeely
49
2005
54
2006
Jacoby Ellsbury
Cole Gillespie
1986
34
,
,
1983
66
52
57
60
65
Jim Wilson ...................... 126
97
Steve Smith
Chris Newman ................. 63
David Brundage ................ 95
David Brundage
Ken Bowen
116
114
21
21
1991
Dave Schoppe
35
1992
David Anderson .............L 97
35
1993 A J Marquardt,,,...............
40
1994
40
1995
Marc Malloy
Pat Meiwes
30
1996
Chris Walkeland
117
42
1997
Ben Bertrand
110
47
1998
Ben Bertrand
115
29
1999
2000
34
2001
31
2002
Joe Gerber
Joe Gerber
Brian Barden
Brian Barden
128
30
39
2006
Seth Pietsch
Aaron Mathews
Jacoby Ellsbury
Cole Gillespie
133
30
2003
2004
2005
................. 78
116
95
.
86
667
500
547
547
643
647
713
594
Mike Lissman ...............
Jacoby Ellsbury
Cole Gillespie
.
568
582
685
Stolen bases
1967
Lute Barnes ....................... 7
Bob Kaiser ........................ 7
1968
Lute Barnes ..................... 16
Bob Beall ............................ 11
Bob Beall ......................... 7
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
122
125
Todd Thomas
1982
1983
Mickey Riley
Todd Thomas
1984
Mike Strutton
1985
QuinnWilliams
1986
1987
David Brundage
Bryan Ganter
1988
Scott Sanders
14
1989
JeffBrauning
R A Neitzel .....................
David Anderson ...............
David Anderson .,
.,.
JonYonemitsu
Scott Hardin .....................
Scott Hardin ......................
Ryan Hilts
28
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
,
163
2004
34
1967
32
1968
40
1969
36
1970
46
1971
449
Darryl Summerfield
Lute Barnes .................. .429
478
Bob Beall
474
Dave Wiggins
DanCunningham
503
DanCunningham
391
435
DanCunningham
Bill Martinez ............ ..... .4LU
2005
2006
,
,
,
19
14
13
29
16
,
,
,
,
Bryan Ingram
2001
,
21
1999
2000
25
17
,
1998
(minimum 120 at-bats)
1974
.................
Ryan McDonald
Jason Stranberg
Jason Stranberg
1997
32
I
,
,
,
20
13
19
15
23
12
,
16
16
6
Eric Stark
.
.....
Eric Stark
Eric Stark ........................
Aaron Mathews ..................
Jacoby Ellsbury
,
142
,
Steve Lyons
123
,,
,
1981
2003
57
,
1980
Slugging percentage
1973
,
Doug Miller ...................... 7
Mel Cuckovich ..................... 6
Ken Bailey ........................ 10
Rich Dodge ........................ 10
Ramon Gonzalez ................ 11
Jeff Doyle .................... 24
1979
1978
2002
33
,
Jeff Doyle ....................... 26
Jerry Miller ......................... 6
Steve Rudolph .................... 6
Bob Webster ..................... 10
1977
120
41
62
I
46
JeffBrauning .................... 93
JeffBrauning .................... 97
1990 RA Neitzel .................. . 102
1972
K7
79
1975
Doug Miller
Doug Miller ........................
Ty Gorton ..........................
Rich Dodge .......................
Steve Wilkins ....................
Jeff Doyle ........................
1987
1985
64
63
1974
1973
59
35
62
Bob Beall ........................... 39
Bob Beal ............................ 34
1972
Steve Lyons .....................
Steve Lyons .....................
Al Hunsinger
Mickey Riley
Mickey Riley ....................
Tim Fasel .........................
Chris Newman ..................
Dain Syverson ..................
Ken Bowen ,
Quinn Williams ................
Ken Bowen .....................
David Brundage ................
Ken Bowen .......................
Lance Rice .......................
Ben Johnson ....................
Paul Sanders ....................
Dave Schoppe ..................
Jason Akina .....................
Jamie Burke ....................
24
Darryl Summerfield
Lute Barnes
Bob Beall .......................
Dave Wiggins
Dan Cunningham
Dan Cunningham
Dan Cunningham
Bill Martinez
Ramon Gonzalez,
Walks
11
628
Total bases
1971
Runs batted in
Bill Bonser .......................... 5
Steve Renne ........................ 5
Darryl Summerfield
6
Bob Beall ............................. 3
Bob Beall ...................... ...... 4
Mel Cuckovich ..................... 2
Dan Cunningham ................. 2
Bruce Jackson .................... 2
Doug Miller .......................... 2
Bruce Jackson ................. 4
BillMartinez ........................ 4
Bill Martinez ...................... 4
Steve Wilkins ..................... 6
Rich Dodge ........................ 7
BobMcNair
10
Dave Gassaway ................. 3
Steve Lyons ..................... 3
Bob McNair ......................... 3
Bob McNair ....................... 14
Al Hunsinger ..................... 15
Jim Wilson ....................... 21
Steve Smith ...................... 12
ChrisNewman .................... 5
Gary Hamilton ..................... 7
Mel Mallinak ....................... 7
David Brundage .................. 8
Ken Bowen ......................... 9
Bryan Ganter
9
JeffBrauning ...................... 6
Troy Haugen
3
Scott Sanders ..................... 3
DaveSchoppe
3
Larry Vladic
7
DaveSchoppe
5
4
David Mdersan ......._.-
2005
Jim Champion ................... 10
Marc Malloy ........................ 7
1993
Home runs
1967
2004
717
,
Jacoby Ellsbury
Jacoby Ell s b ury
Darwin Barney
6
11
10
10
14
20
26
16
Wins
1967
JackHumphrey
1968
Ken Forsch
TonyPerry
1969
OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS DEVELOPI NG FUTURE LEADERS THROUGH EXCELLENCE IN ACADEMICS AND ATH IFTJCS
7(7-2)
8(8-3)
5(54)
r
2007
OREGON STATE
BASEBALL
Jerry Johnson
Greg Lebeck ,
GregJurgenson
7(7-0)
3(3-0)
4(4-1)
5(5-3)
1976
Steve Swedgerg
Gail Meier
GregJurgenson
Ken Noble
Ken Noble
1977
ScottAndeson
9(9-2)
9(9-6)
1978
Ken Noble
Ken Noble
1979
Bob Flynn
6(6-5)
6(6-5)
1980
Mark Niles
Kyle Dunning
MikeGorman
6(6-5)
8(8-2)
8(8-3)
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1981
1984
Mike Gorman
Jeff Reece
ScottAnderson
1985
JohnSipple
1982
1983
1986
8(8-6)
Mason Smith
1995
Kevin Hooker
1990
1991
1992
10(10-2)
8(8-0)
8(8-3)
David Brundage
1994
1989
9(94)
9(9-2)
1993
1988
6(6-2)
11(11-3)
John Sipple
Jeff Otis
RodScheckla
Kent Nielson
Jeff Otis
Jeff Post
Jeff Post
Jeff Post
ScottChristman
1987
4(4-2)
3(3-5)
9(9-4)
10(10-6)
7(7-5)
7(7-5)
10(104)
7(7-1)
8 (8-8)
14(14-1)
11(11-3)
7(7-2)
9(9-2)
EricLovinger
1997 Mark Newell
1998 Andrew Checketts
1999 B R Cook
2000 Scott Nicholson
2001
Scott Nicholson
1996
2002
Ben Rowe
2003
Jake Postlewait
Jake Postlewait
Dallas Buck
Dallas Buck
Jonah Nickerson ,
2004
2005
2006
8(8-0)
11(11-1)
6(6-9)
8(8-7)
11(11-2)
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2001
1
2002
3
2003
.............................. 1
Bruce Plato .......................... 1
1979 Bob Flynn ............................ 3
1980 Kyle Dunning ................... 2
Ken West ............................ 2
1981
Jim Grov e ........................... 3
1982 Jim Grove ........................... 5
1983 MarkAllen ........................... 1
ScottAnderson ................... 1
Jeff Reece ........................... 1
Ken West .......................... 1
1984 Ron Daulton ......................... 3
1985 David Brundage ................. . 2
Ron Daulton ......................... 2
Bryce Hulstrom .................... 2
Quinn Williams .................... 2
1986 Tim Lambert ........................ 4
1987 TimLambert
2004
Dallas Buck
2005
Kevin Gunderson
14
1996
2006
Kevin Gunderson
20
1997
2006
833(5-1)
1997
1996
1998
1999
Saves
11(11-3)
1977
Pat Barry
Mike Paul
12(12-1)
13(13-3)
1978
13(134)
,
1
2005
1995
ScottAnderson ....................
778(7-2)
Jack Humphrey
Ken Forsch
727 (8-3)
Tony Perry ............... 556(5-4)
Jerry Johnson
1 000(7-0)
Greg Lebeck
667(4Steve Swedberg
1 000(3-0)
GailMeier
800(4-1)
Greg Jurgenson
625(5-3)
Ken Noble
750(6-2)
Tom Chamberlain
833 (5-1)
ScottAnderson
818(9-2)
Eric Sallee
833 (5-1)
Bob Flynn ................ . 545(6-5)
Mark Niles
545(6-5)
Kyle Dunning
800(8-2)
John Collins
778(7-2)
MikeGorman
818(9-2)
786(11-3)
Jeff Reece
John Rushing
857 (6-1)
Ron Daulton
1 000(4-0)
Jeff Otis
1 000(4-0)
Rod Scheckla
727(8-3)
JohnSipple
667(6-3)
Lance Donaly
800 (4-1)
Craig McCarthy
800(4-1)
Jeff Post
875(7-1)
ScottChristman
545(6-5)
ScottChristman
933(14-1)
Mason Smith
786(11-3)
Kevin Hooker
778(7-2)
EricLovinger
818(9-2)
Mark Newell
1000(8-0)
Andrew Checketts
917(11-1)
B R Cook
400(6-9)
Mark Newell
545(6-5)
Scott Nicholson
846(11-2)
Ty Kline
857(6-1)
Jake
833 (5-1
,
Mason Smith
Brian Masewicz ................... 3
Mark Newell ........................ 3
MikeBoire ........................... 8
M att Ba ilie ........................... 3
T rav s R a nwat er ................. 2
2
NickRenault
StephenCopeland ............... 5
Jared Sanders ...................... 9
4
Andy Baldwin
786(11-3)
923(12-1)
1976
(minimum 4 wins)
1968
Jake Postlewait
Dallas Buck
EddieKunz
7(7-5)
5(5-1)
Winnin g percentag e
1967
Bob McNair
2004
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
2000
Pat Barry
6
1995
i
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1998
Earned run average
1999
(minimum 40 innin gs)
2001
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
Mark Shaffer
1978
Lance Rice
Dave Schoppe
Jeff Post
1979
ScottChristman
Dave Schoppe
ScottChristman
Scott Morrison
Eric Lovinger
i
1986
1980
1981
1
1982
3
1983
1
1984
3
1985
Jack Humphrey
Ken Forsch
Greg Lebeck
Jerry Johnson
Greg Lebeck
Greg Jurgenson
1 53
2002
1 92
2003
2 67
2004
1 91
2005
2 88
2006
2 88
Pat Barry
Pat Barry
1 82
1980
3 22
1981
1 96
1982
317
350
220
1983
2 39
412
1987
2. 77
1988
Mark Newell ...................
Andrew Checketts
B R Cook .......................
Scott Nicholson .............
Scott Nicholson
.................
Ty Kline
Jake Postlewait ..............
Kevin Gunderson
Dallas Buck
Jonah Nickerson
212
.
1989
3 77
1990
544
472
358
368
343
1991
2 90
1996
2 09
1997
2 24
1998
Scott Christman ................. 98
S cott Ch ri s t man ................ 119
Mason Smith .................... 115
Kevin Hooker ..................... 59
Andrew Checketts
61
Mark Newell
69
104
Chris Pine
1999
B R:i Cook
2000
S co ttNic h ol so n
83
2001
Thad Johnson
87
2002
Mark McLemore
Ben Rowe
48
2 62
1967
1 26
1968
211
1969
2 25
1970
Ken Forsch ........................ 63
Ken Forsch ...................... 121
TonyPerry ......................... 79
Jerry Johnson .................... 54
2 25
1971
Wayne Burns ..................... 33
1 75
1972
Greg Jurgenson
2 50
1973
353
1974
2 93
1975
Gail Meier
40
Greg Jurgenson
48
Tom Chamberlain
KenNoble ........................... 48
3 78
1977
81
Bryce Hulstrom
Jeff Otis ........................... 70
Rod Scheckla .................... 68
1979
2 41
1976
JohnSipple ..................... 75
1986
1978
2 88
Strikeouts
310
166
1985
2 .51
3 01
Joel McCowan
Greg Jurgenson
Tom Chamberlain
Ken Noble
Bob Flynn
Lou Tanselli
John Collins
John Collins
Mike Gorman
JeffReece ......................
Scott Anderson ...............
Chris Payne ....................
2000
1984
Eric Sallee ........................ 52
Mark Niles ......................... 54
Mike Gorman ..................... 62
Jeff Reece ......................... 58
Mike Gorman .................... 84
Jeff Reece ....................... 100
Scott Anderson .................. 98
Bryce Hulstrom ...............
Jeff Otis .........................
John Sipple ...................
J e ff Oti s .........................
J e ff Pos t ........................
Mason Smith
Scott Christman
ScottChristman
Mason Smith
Eric Lovinger
Chris Pine .......................
1992
1993
1994
1995
2003
2004
Kent Nielson ...................... 94
Craig McCarthy .................. 52
Jeff Smith ........................ 74
2005
118
2006
Jonah Nickerson
131
1967
Ken Forsch
Ken Forsch
1968
1969
1970
Jerry Exley
Jeff Post
OREGON STATE UNFVERSITYATH LEICS-DEV ELOPING FUTURE LEADERS THROUGH EXCELLENCE 1 N ACADEMICS AND ATHLETICS
x
,
TonyPerry
Jerry Johnson
l..
Jack Humphrey
57
itched
,
Scott Sanders
45
Dallas Buck
Dallas Buck
................. 50
................ 47
Gail Meier ....................... . .. 69
Scott Anderson .................. 76
..::..............:.' 92
591
98 0
822
611
2007
OREGON STATE
BASEBALL
1971
1972
John Sipple ........................ 2
Bob Martin ..................... 56 0
GregJurgenson .............. 742
1987
JeffOtis
630
1988
John Sipple
..
671
1989
None
....
720
992
1990
Jeff Post ..
1991
2
951
931
891
1992
....
JeffSmith
Jeff Post ...
4
2
............
.....
3
4
1974
Gail Meier
GregJurgenson
1975
Ken Noble
1976
Ken Noble
1977
Ken Noble
1978
EricSallee
1979
Mark Niles
Kyle Dunning ............... .930
John Collins
762
Mike Gorman
............. 920
Jeff Reece
................. 1071
Scott Anderson .............. 1081
1994
Scott Christman .....
Mason Smith ....................
1995
Mike Thurman
Jeremy Beard..
1996
Eric Lovinger
Chris Pine
John Sipple ................... 1032
Bryce Hulstrom
962
Jeff Otis ...................... 970
R od S ch ec kl a
1041
KentNielson
960
Jeff Post
................ 822
Jeff Smith
.............. 922
Jeff Post
1072
ScottChristman ............ 1102
Mason Smith
1202
Jeremy Beard .................. 910
Eric Lovinger
821
Mark Newell ................... 721
AndrewChecketts
860
B R Cook
1010
Scott Nicholson
1062
Scott Nicholson ............. 1302
Stephen Copeland
962
Ben Rowe
............ 832
Jake Postlewait
941
Dallas Buck .................. 1290
Jonah Nickerson
1362
1997
None
1998
Brody Percell
1999
2000
BR Cook ..........................
M ark N ewe ll
2001
Scott Nicholson ................... 3
2002
2003
None
1
2004
None
1
2005
1
2006
Dallas Buck .........................
Jonah Nickerson
1977
........................................1.563
1973
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
..
..
1993
.
.
.
.
Bill Martinez
Ryan Lipe
.
.
..
.
1968
1969
1970
Greg LeBeck
Tony Perry
..
..
Mike Keck
Ben Rowe
2004
Jonah Nickerson .................. 1
Jake Postlewait ................... 1
Dallas Buck ......................... 2
Jonah Nickerson .................. 3
1972
Wayne Bums
1
Greg Jurgenson ................... 1
Joe Myhre ........................... 1
Greg Jurgenson ................. 4
Greg Jurgenson
7
Gail Meier ............................ 4
Ken Noble ............................ 4
Ken Noble ........................... 9
Scott Anderson
6
EricSallee ........................... 7
MarkNiles ........................... 7
Kyle Dunning
6
John Collins
5
Mike Gorman ....................... 5
Jeff Reece .. ......................... 7
Scott Anderson .................. 11
David Brundage ................... 4
1994
.
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1987
Jack Humphrey
Ken Forsch
2003
1993
1986
Complete games
2002
KeithGentz ......................... 3
..
.
3
1988
4
1989
3
1990
3
3
1991
1992
..
ScottChristman ................
.
9
10
Mason Smith
Mike Thurman .......... ...... 10
Kevin Hooker ...................... 6
Eric Lovinger ....................... 5
Andrew Checketts
3
Mark Newell ........................ 3
Andrew Checketts ............... 6
B R Cook ............................ 4
ThadJohnson
5
Scott Nicholson ................... 5
Scott Nicholson ................ 10
Ben Rowe
2
1971
J oh n Si pp l e
1967
R.A. Neitzel
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2005
2006
OREGON STATE YEAR
WayneBums
1972
None
1973
None
1974
..
Greg Jurgenson .................
Gail Meier ...........................
Charlie Schlottman
1975
`Shutouts
1967
Jack Humphrey .................... 2
1968
Ken Forsch .... ....................
..
1969
None
1970
Bob Beau l .........................
....
Jerry Johnson
...............
.,..........
1977
1978
Ken Noble ..........................
Pat Barry ............................ .
1979
1
..
Bruce Plato
Bob Flynn ........................... 2
.
.
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1981
Kyle Dunning
..
Mike Gorman
Lou Tanselli .......................
John Collins ........................
Kyle Dunning
...
Jeff Reece .....................
.
1982
1983
N one
1984
None
1985
Ron Daulton
Chris Payne
Jeff Reece
1
1986
293
293
.
293
.
280
1994
1995
1996
1997
.
1
1
None
1
1
John Sipple
Bryce Hulstrom
1
1
1
1
1
1
.....
1
1
...
2
1979 ..... .................................. 1.280
1980 .......................................1.516
1981 ................................... .... 1.428
1982 ... .................................1.390
1983 .........................................1.452
_ ................................1.427
1985 .........................................1.645
1986 .........................................1.775
1987
............................. 1,538
1988 ......................................1.612
1989 .........................................1,644
1990 ......................................1.772
1991 .........................................1.542
1992 ................................
1.681
1993 ........................................1.674
1994 ........................................1.649
1995 ...................................... 1.594
1996
.............................
1.680
1997 ......................................... 1.780
1998 ........................................1720
1999 ... ................................
1.903
2000 .........................................1891
1984
a
.
.
1993
1
1
.
.
1992
2
TEAM TOTALS
..
306
........................................
....................................... . 253
................. 307
1987
1991
1
1978 .......................................1.471
1986
1990
1
...
....................
1
.
John Rushing
........................................... 272
........................................... 280
...................................... . 270
........................................... 255
.......................................... . 285
.......................................... . 292
.......................................... 286
..........................................
..........................................
1988 ..........................................
1989 ......................................
....
1
Kevin Hooker..................
...
..
1
........................................... 270
............................... ..-....... 259
........................................... 243
........................................... 247
........................................... 279
.......................................... 254
.
2
MarkNiles .........................
.. 2
1980
...................
............ 253
1974 .......................................... 267
1975 .......................................... . 300
1977
2
1
1973
1976
2
1
Batting average
1967
.
........................ 3
Ken Noble
1
1
1
1976
2
4
David Brunda e ................... 5
Jeff Otis ...........................
.. 9
6
Rod Scheckla ................... 9
Jeff Otis ............................ 7
Jeff Post ........................... 4
Dave Schoppe
5
Scott Christman
5
1971
.............
..............
........................................ . 306
.......................................... . 272
........................................... 271
.......................................... .311
.......................................... . 272
........................................... 263
........................................... 306
................
327
1998
318
1999
292
.310
IBM
2001 .............................. .......1960
2002 .......................................1.892
2003 .........................................1.885
2004 .........................................1.849
2005 ....................................... 2.005
2006 ....................................... 2,264
Oregon State's first 30-win season came in 1976
......................................... . 315
302
......................................
2003 ......................................... 305
2001
2002
At-bats
.....
1972
1,154
1973
1968
................. 1,219
1974
2005
316
1969
1,268
1975
..................................... 1,275
.................................... 1,312
2006
302
1970
1,079
1976
1:502
...................
.
.........................
..
....................................... 1,163
1,129
.................
293
.
2004
1967
1971
.....................
Hits
1,180
1967 .._......
1968
,.'
....
.................
_.............
,__.»-,.....,
.
312
315
1970 ........................................... 266
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
...........................................
...........................................
...........................................
...........................................
...........................................
...........................................
...........................................
..........................................
...........................................
...........................................
...........................................
...........................................
...........................................
...........................................
...........................................
...........................................
...........................................
...........................................
...........................................
...........................................
.................
1975 ............................................ 15
324
1976 ............................................. 24
312
1977 ............................................. 20
298
1978 ............................................. 23
340
1979 ............................................. 14
394
1980 ............................................. 40
408
438
1981 ............................................. 37
1982 ............................................. 40
397
1983 ............................................. 35
326
1984 ............................................. 14
432
1985 ............................................. 33
417
1986
398
1987 ............................................. 42
444
505
1988 ........................................... 29
1989 ..................................
15
1990 ...... .................................... _ 22
520
1991
450
473
1992 ............................................. 24
461
1994 ............................................. 24
361
1996
164
155
1986 .... _ ....................................... 79
197
1987 .......................................... 108
1988 ............................................. 80
1989 ............................................ 82
1990 ........................................... 108
1991 ............................................. 61
1992 ................................ .......... 87
1993 .................................. _......... 89
1994 ............................................. 82
1995 ..................................
.... 70
1996 ............................................. 89
1997 ............................................ 92
1998
...................................... 92
1999 ........................................ ...18
2000 ............................................ i11
1999 .......................................... 556
2000 ....... .................................. 586
2001 ........................................... 618
2002 ........................................... 572
2003 ........................................... 575
.................................. 541
2005 ........................................... 634
2006 .......................................... 684
Runs
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
.... 39
........................................ 60
1999 ............................................. 40
2000 ............................................. 58
1971 ............................................ 42
1972 ............................................. 44
1973 ........................................... 39
1974 ........................................... 43
1975 ............................................. 52
1976 ............................................. 63
1977 ............................................. 77
1978 ............................................ 69
1979 ............................................. 54
1980 .......................................... 80
1981 ............................................. 85
1982 ............................................. 64
1983 ............................................. 57
1984 ............................................. 57
1985 ............................................. 98
1998 .......................................... 547
1970
1998 ...
Coach Jack Riley and the Beavers visited Hawai'i in 1979
1995 ........................................... 419
1996 ........................................ 514
1997 ........................................ 582
...................................
.......................................
..........................................
......................................
..........................................
...........................................
..........................................
...........................................
...........................................
...........................................
...........................................
...........................................
...........................................
..........................................
..........................................
................................
........................................
...........................................
.........................................
.........................................
........................................
...........................................
...........................................
...........................................
...........................................
......................................
.........................................
...........................................
..........................................
.........................................
...........................................
...........................................
.........................................
................................
1997 ............................................ 57
1994 ........................................... 449
1969
2C
1995 ............................................. 43
542
..
1993 ................................... _ ..... 521
2004 .....
............................................
1993 _._ ...................................... 23
......... 419
1992 ........................................... 455
1991
........................................... 32
150
181
207
275
281
301
255
209
355
321
308
333
210
2001 ........................................... 107
2002 ........................................... 109
2003 ......................................... 123
2004 ............................................. 82
2005 ........................................... 109
2006 ................................... _... 125
Triples
1967 .............. ......................... 14
1968 .......... ....................... ......... 16
1969 ............................................. 13
1970 ....................................... ...... 14
1971 ............................................. 13
1972 ............................................ 16
1973 ............................................. 10
1974 ............................................ 10
1975 ............................................... 7
1976 ............................................. 14
1977 ............................................ 14
1978 .............................................. 9
1979 ............................................. 10
1980 ............................................. 14
1981 ............................................. 12
1982 ........ _ ................................. 13
1983 ............................................. 20
1984 ............................................. 12
1985 ............................................... 7
1986 ............................................. 13
1987 .......................................... _ 8
1988
....................................
15
2001 ............................................. 53
1989 ............................................ '5
1990
16
..................................
1991 ............................................ 12
1992 . _ ....................................... 18
1993 ............................................ 19
18
1994 .......... ................ ..............
1995 ....................................... ..... 7
1996 .......................................... 10
1997 ............................................. 20
1998 ............................................. 7
1999 .............................................. 5
2000 _ _ ......................................... 13
2001 .. _ ......................................... 15
2002 ... -.. _ ..................................... 54
2003 ............................................ 45
2004 ............................................ 48
2005 ........................................... 39
2006 ............................................. 36
Runs batted in
1967
1968
1969 ........................................... 135
1970 ........................................... 132
........................................... 158
1972 ........................................... 130
1971
2002 .......................................... 27
2003 ............................................ 18
2004 ............................................ 15
1973 ........................................... 143
1974 .................................. ...... _. 181
......................................... 239
.. ...................................... 240
1977 ........................................... 268
2005 .............................................. 11
1975
2006 .......... . . .. . . . . . . . .................... .... 31
1976
Home runs
1978
1967
........................................ 143
.......................................... 154
..................................... 227
1979 ......................................... 185
19
1980 ........................................... 312
1968 ........................................... 16
1981
........................................... 287
1969 .............................................. 7
1970 .............................................. 8
1971 ............................................... 4
1982 .......................................... 267
1972 ............................................ 5
1973 ............................................... 7
1974 ............................................. 12
1985 ........................................... 341
1986 .......................................... 330
1987 .......................................... 306
1983 ........................................... 275
1984 ........................................... 181
379
1988 ........................................... 304
375
1989
354
1990 ........................................... 287
333
1991
335
1992 ........................................... 266
329
1993 ........................................... 315
290
1994 ........................................... 231
302
1995 ........................................... 253
365
1996 ........................................... 334
277
1997 ........................................... 455
285
1998 ......................................... 408
381
1999 ........................................... 320
504
438
2000 ........................................... 383
2001 ........................................... 366
353
2002 ........................................... 348
420
2003 ........................................... 330
2004 ................................. ........ 325
400
.
......................................... 288
........................................... 249
2002 ...... _ ................................. 382
2003 ........................................... 382
2004 .....................................
374
2005 ........................................... 393
2005 ........................................... 422
2006 .......................................... 463
Walks
2006 .......................................... 412
1969 ........................................... 180
1970 ........................................... 146
Doubles
1971
I
1967 ............................................. 43
1968 ............................................ 32
1969 .... ........................................ 53
1970 ............................................ 44
1
Jack Riley, Ralph Coleman, OSU President Robert MacVicar and
athletic director Dee Andros at Coleman Field's 1981 dedication
.......................................... 174
1972 ........................................... 162
1973 ........................................... 164
1974 ........................................... 151
1975 ........................................... 199
1
1976 .......................................... 258
0 REGON STATE UNI VERSITY ATHLETICS DEV ELOPING FUTURE LEADERS THROUGH EXCELLENCE IN ACAOEMICS AND ATHLETICS
1977 .......................................... 259
1996 .............................
1978 .......................................... 222
1997
32 (32-16-1)
1980
........................................ 212
......................................... 286
...................... 38(3B-12-1)
1998 .............................. 35 (35.14-1)
1999 ................................. 19(19-35)
1981
........................................... 249
2000 ................................. 28(28-27)
1982
....................................... 242
2001 .................................. 31(31.24)
1983 .......................................... 248
2002 ................................. 31(31-23)
1984 ........................................... 198
2003
2004
1979
......................... 25(25-28)
.............................. 31(31.22)
2005 ................................ 46(46-12)
2006 ................................. 50(50-16)
1985 .......................................... 273
1986 ........................................... 316
.................................... _ .. 238
1987
.
1988
........................................ 272
1989 ........................................... 297
Winning percentage
1990 ........................................... 176
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
..................................... ...
...........................................
...........................................
................................... ..
...........................................
...........................................
...........................................
...........................................
..........................................
...........................................
...........................................
.........................................
............. ..............................
..........................................
..... ..................................
..................... ....................
214
1967 ................................658 (25-13)
251
1968 .............................635 (23-13-1)
205
1969 ........................... .460(17-20-1)
204
1970 ...............................559 (19-15)
200
1971
247
1972 ................................351(13-24)
1973 ............................431 (15-20-1)
293
265
264
287
......................................... 386
1978 ............................... ........ 376
1979 .............................
345
1980 ............................. _.
A35
1981 ..................... ......... _......... 446
1982 ..........................................437
315
1983
1977
193:
222
330
.
270
........................................ 445
......................................... 339
1985 ..........................................435
1986 ......................................... 406
1987 ......................................... 455
1988 .......................................... 416
1989 ..........................................3381
1990 ......................................... 422
1991 ..........................................366
1984
Total bases
1967 ......................... ..... .......... 440
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
........................................
..........................................
..........................................
...........................................
...........................................
...........................................
..........................................
...........................................
...........................................
............................... ..........
427
409
362
404
403
378
444
506
571
603
1978 __..._ .................................. 553
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
...................................
.........................................
..........................................
...........................................
.........................................
..........................................
........................................
...........................................
..........................................
..........................................
442
660
637
608
646
484
716
721
700
670
........................................ 627
1990 ......................................... 748
1989
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
19%
1997
1998
1999
..........................................
.. .......................................
.. _ .....................................
.........................................
..........................................
..........................................
...........................................
...........................................
.........................................
564
650
1992
............................... ... 387
..........................................428
1994 ......................................... 388
1995 .........................................395
1996 ......................................... 440
1997 _ ........................................ 497
1998 _. .. ...................................464
1993
1999
.......................................422
.... .............................. ..... 474
2001
.. _ .....................................466
2002 ..........................................474
2000
2003 ........................................461
2004 ...........................................431
2005 .......................................440
2006
................................
.432
Stolen bases
1967
1968
.............
40
........................................ 57
1969 ........................................ _.. 27
1970 ............................................. 33
1971 ............................................. 28
1972 ............................................. 28
1973 ............................................. 34
1974 ............................................. 34
1975 ........................................... 43
1976 ............................................. 75
1977 ............................................. 72
1978 ............................................. 40
1979 ........................................... 60
1980 ............................................. 98
1981 ............................................. 77
1982 ............................................. 63
1983 ............................................. 85
1984 ............................................. 38
1985 ............................................. 51
1986 ........................................... 101
1987 ............................................. 48
1988 ............................................. 61
1989 ............................................ 71
1990 ............................................. 73
1991 ............................................. 53
1992 ............................................ 69
1993 ............................................ 61
1994 ........................................... 71
1995 . _ ......................................... 23
1996 _ .._ .................................. 49
1997 ............................................. 46
1998 ............................................. 45
1999 ............................................ 23
2000 ........................................... 39
2001 ............. ................
44
2002
................... .
2003
8
2005 ............................................ 85
2006 .......................................... 79
1984
.
381
.......................................323
.612(30-19)
1989 ...............................540 (2-7-23)
1990 _ .. _ ........................577(30-22)
............................ .583 (28.20)
..............................766 (23-30)
1993 ........................... _..633 (31-18)
1991
1992
1994
............................686 (35.16)
1995
...........................510)25-24-1)
1996 .............. _...........663 (32-16-1)
1997
.......................... 755 (38-12-1)
1998 ...........................
.710(35-14-1)
1999 ...............................352 (19.35)
2000 ................................509(28-27)
2001
.............................564(31-24)
2002 ................................574 (31-23)
2003 ..... .......................472) 25-28)
2004
-- ..................... . W (31-22 )
2005 ................................793 (46.12)
2006 ................................758 (50.16)
Saves
1976._
..................................2
1977 ................................ ...... ..._ 9
6
1990 ............................................ 13
1991 ............................................. 2
1992 .............................................. 5
1993 .............................................. 1
1994 .............................................. 7
1995 ............................................. 7
1996 ......................................... .__. 7
1997 .............................................. 11
1998 .......................................... ..... 6
1999 ............................................... 7
2000 . _ ............................................ 3
2001 ............................................. 6
2002 .............. .............................. 14
1973 ...........................................320
1974 ...........................................348
1975 ...........................................385
1988 ............................
1989 .......... ............................... _.
........... ...........................
335
1971 _ ..............................._,
347
1972 ............................... _........357
1976 ...........................................380
1985
1982 ............................................. 7
1983 ............................................. 4
1984 ............................................ 4
1985 ............................................. 10
1986 ............................................. 9
1987 ............................................ 2
1988 ............................................ 8
Slugging percentage
1969
1970
..
1978 .......................................... 2
1979 .......................................... 7
1980 ........................................ .. 7
1981 ............................................. 9
2003 ......................................... 869
2004 ..... _ .................................. 797
2005 ......................................... 882
....
...............................674 (31-15)
1983
1969 .............................. 17(17.20-1)
1970 .................................. 19 (19-15)
1971 .................................. 18 (18-17)
1972 _ ............................... 13 (1324)
1973 ............................. 15(15-20-1)
1974 ................................. 16(16-23)
1975 ............................... 28(28-10-1)
1976 ................................. 31(31-15)
1977 ....... _ ........................ 31(31.17)
1978 ............................... 22(22-22-2)
1979 .................................. 21(21-25)
1980 .................................. 33 (33-16)
1981 ............................. 29(29-14-1)
1982 .................................. 29 (29-15)
1983 .................................. 27(27-17)
1984 .................................. 22(22-23)
1985 ................................. 34(34-17)
1986
............................... 39(39-1 5)
1987 ................................ 31(31-15)
1988 ................................ 30(30-19)
1989 ................................ 27(27-23)
1990 ............................... 30 (30-22)
1991 .................................. 28 (28.20)
1992 .................................. 23(23-30)
1993 .................................. 31(31-18)
1994 .................................. 35(35-16)
1995 ............................. 25 (25-24-1)
804
........................................ 350
1987
1982
_......
833
...............................
1986
.............................670 (29.14-1)
................................659 (29.15)
................................614 (27.17)
................................489 (22-23)
................................ 667(34-17)
................................722 (39.15)
25(25-13)
...
1968
885
1968
1979 ................................457 (21-25)
... ..................... 23 (23-13-1)
1967
629
740
1967
1978 .............................500 Z-22-2)
(33.16).
639
979
1977 ................................646 (31-17)
1981
717
..
.731(28.10-1)
1976 ...............................674 (31-15)
1980 ................................67 3 (33.16 )
Wins
....................................... 897
2001 .......................................... 914
2002 ......................................... 897
.
1975 ..........................
2004 ........................................... 54
2000
2006 ................................
1974 ................................411 0 (16-23)
OSU set what was then a school record with 39 wins in 1986
337
193
................................514 (18-17)
played its first indoor games at the
in
a+3
2003 ........................................
13
2004 ..........................................
13
OREGON SATE UNIYF_RSITYATHLETICS- DEVELOPING F UIURE I EADERSTHROUGH EXCELLENCE IN ACAOEMICSANO ATI-ILEaaCS
VA
2007
OREGON STATE
BASEBALL
1982 .......................................... 4.24
1974 .............................................. 1
1975 .............................................. 3
1976 .............................................. 8
1977 .............................................. 4
1978 .............................................. 2
1979 ....................................... _... 5
1980 ........ _ .................................. 5
1981 ............................................... 4
1982 ............................................... 0
1983 ............................................... 4
1984 ............................................... 0
1985 ............................................... 4
1986 ............................................... 4
1987 .............................................. 6
1988 ............................................... 5
1989 ............................................... 0
1990 .............................................. 4
1991 .............................................. 5
1992 .............................................. 2
1993 .............................................. 8
1994 ............................................... 5
1983 _ ....................................... 4 67
1984 ..... _ .................................. 4.74
1995 ............................................. 3
1996 ............................................ _ 3
2005
2006
......................................... 21
............................................ 21
Earned run average
1967 .......................................... 2.60
.
1968 _ ...................................... 3.76
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
......................................... 3.76
......................................... 3.50
................................. ........ 4.22
........................................ 4.31
......................................... 4.34
.......................................... 4.11
.......................................... 3.19
.......................................... 2.80
.......................................... 3.05
_ ...........................
3.58
......................................... 2.96
....................................... 3.30
......................................... 4.46
......................................... 4.92
.......................................
..........................................
..... ...................................
..........................................
........................................
In 1997, OSU had what was then a regular-season record 38 wins
3.51
4.54
471
4.63
4.38
............ ................. .... ...._. 4.02
2004 ........................................... 344
2005 ........................................... 463
2036 .......................................... 461
1992 .............................. ........... 4.85
Innings pitched
1993 _ ........................................ 4.42
1967 ........................................ 3112
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
.........................................
..................................
.........................................
.........................................
..............
..................................
.........................................
........................................
..........................................
.........................................
..... ...................................
3.37
4.42
3.93
4.10
5.20
7.37
6.00
5.85
5.60
6.34
..... ................................. 4.67
2005 .......................................... 3.06
2006 ......................................... 3.41
2004
Strikeouts
1967
.....................................
234
1968
284
1979
........................................
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..........................................
..........................................
.........................................
...........................................
...........................................
..........................................
...........................................
.... .....................................
.........................................
...........................................
1981
.......................................... 228
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
258
213
181
225
242
196
218
291
1968 .........
............. _. 316.0
1969 .................................... 330 1
1970 ....................................... 287 2
1971 ......................................... M2
1972 ......................................... 3171
1973 ....................................... 291.0
1974 ......................................... 319.1
1975 ........................................ 339.0
1976 ......................................... 392.0
1977 ................................... ...... 4062
1978 ....................................... 385.0
1979 ........................................ 3400
1980 ......................................... 4001
1981 ......................................... 363.0
1982 ....... ................................. 3581
1983 ......................................... 3661
1984 ....................................... 377.2
1985 ........................................ 4150
1986 ....................................... 459 1
1987 ......................................... 3822
1988 ........................................ 4142
1989 ......................................... 415.2
1990 ......................................... 4351
1991 ......................................... 4052
1992 ......................................... 451.0
1993 ......................................... 424.0
1994 ................................. ...... 435.0
1995 .... ................................... 407.1
1996 ....................................... 419.0
1997 ................ _.................... 426.0
1998 ........................................ 426.0
1999 ......................................... 465.0
2000 ........................................ 472.2
2001 ................................ ..._...480.0
2002 ........................................ 477.2
2003 ................................... _..465.1
2004 ........................................ 466.1
2005 ........................................ 517.0
2006 ........................................ 585.1
1984 ............................................. 19
1985 ............................................11
1986 ............................................. 17
1987 .............................................. 11
1988 ............................................. 17
1989 ............................................ 13
1990 ............................................ 8
1991 ........................................... 17
1992 _..................................... .. 13
1993 ........................................... 22
1994 _ .......................................... 24
1995 ............................................. 13
1996 ............................................. 10
1997 .... .................................... _._. 7
Complete games
1998 ............................................ 8
1999 .......................................... 6
2000 ........................................... 13
2001 ........................................... 17
2002 ............................................ 2
2003 ............................................ 3
2004 ............................................. 2
2005 ......................................... .... 4
2006 .............................................. 4
1967 .. ..... ......... _ ....................... 5
1968 ........................................... 6
1969 ............................................ 8
1970 ............................................. 8
1971 .............................................. 9
1972 ............................................. 3
1973 ............................................... 7
1974 ............................................. 19
1975 ............................................. 16
1976 ............................................. 23
1977 ........................................... 16
1978 ......................................... 17
1979 ............................................ 16
1980 ........................................... 19
1981 ............................................. 13
1982 ............................................ 12
1983 .......................................... 14
1997 ........... ......................... ......_.. 0
1998 .............................................. 3
1999 ...................................... ......_
2000 .............................................. 1
2001 .............................................. 4
2002 ............................................. 2
2003 ............................................... 4
2004 .............................................. 2
2005 ............................................. 3
2006 ............................................... 8
Shutouts
1967 .... ..... ..... ................_... .... 5
1968 .... _ ................................. ... 3
1969 ... _ ....................................... 2
1970 ............................................. 6
1971 ............................................... 2
1972 ............................................... 1
1973 .............................................. 1
277
206
202
1980 ................................... ... ..... 232
1982 ....................................
.... 227
1983 ........................................... 262
1984
.......................................... 281
1985 .......................................... 292
1986
1987
-
...
...... ............................... _ 339
... _ .................................... 237
1988 ...........................................
1989 ...........................................
1990 ..........................................
1991 ...........................................
1992 ...........................................
1993 ...........................................
1994 ...........................................
1995 ...........................................
1996 ..........................................
1997 ..........................................
1998 ..........................................
1999 ..........................................
200D ...........................................
2001 ...........................................
2002 ...........................................
2033 ...........................................
252
274
312
232
299
362
347
263
288
355
421
343
334
302
252
285
The 1952 College World Series team held a reunion in 2002
OREGON STATE UNIVERSITYATHL ETICS-DEVELOPING FW1JRELEADERS THR000H EXCELLENCE! NACADEMJCSAND ATHLE11CS
1
........6.
OREGON STA
I______
OREGON STATE TEAM AWARDS
Victor Brown Trophy
Awarded to Oregon State's Most
Valuable Player The trophy is given
by the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity
in honor of the late Beaver outfielder,
who was killed in World War II
1947 Don Bower, 2B
1948
1949
Harry Richards, 2B
Frank Roelandt, C
1954
Gene Tanselli, SS
Don Taylor,1 B
Don White, P
Bud Shirtcliff, OF
Jay Dean,1 B
1955
Jay Dean , 1B
1956
Dan Lovejoy, C
S ylJ o hn so n P
Tom Bowen, 3B
Kim Bradshaw, OF
1950
1951
1952
1953
1957
1958
1959
/
êt
Victor Brown
Bill Cloyes
1961
Leon Criner
1962
Cecil Ira
Cecil Ira
Steve Clark
2003
2004
1998
Ben Bertrand, C
1999
Corrie Willkie, 2B
Jake Postlewait
Jake Postlewait
Dallas Buck
1999
Bryan Ingram, C
2000
Bryan Ingram, C
2000
2001
Bryan Ingram, C
Aaron Mathews, OF
Kevin Gunderson
Jonah Nickerson
Dallas Buck
Jonah Nickerson
2002
2004
Eric Stark, OF
Chris Biles, OF
Tom Creighton, UT
Seth Pietsch, OF
Paul Richie, C
2005
Cole Gillespie, OF
2006
2006
Chri s K u nda 2B
1963
1966
1964
Al Lehrer, OF
Steve Clark, P
1965
Morrell Crary, C
1968
1966
1969
1968
Ron Lucas , C
Bill Bonser C
Tom Tracey, OF
1969
Tim Gleason, C
1972
Wayne Swango
Jack Humphrey
Jack Humphrey
Ken Forsch
Jim Powell
Jerr y Johnson
Greg Lebeck
Greg Jurgenson
1970
Bob Beall , INF
Doug Miller, OF
1973
G a il Me i e r
1974
1975
1976
Ken Noble
1977
Scott Anderson
1978
1977
Doug Miller, OF
Dan Cunningham, OF
Tom Drahn IF
Tom Simas, 2B
Pete Rowe, C
Jeff Doyle, 2B
Greg Jurgenson
Gail Meier
1978
BobMcNair,1B
1980
1979
1981
1983
1984
ScottAnderson
1982
1985
1984
1987
Ken Bowen,INF
1988
Lance Rice, C
1989
Jeff Brauning, 2B
1990
Paul Sanders, OF
R.A Neitzel, INF
Paul Sanders, C
Jamie Burke, 3B
Scott Christman, P
Mason Smith, P
Kevin Hooker, P-INF
David Schmidt, C
Ryan McDonald, 2B
John Sipple
John Sipple
Dave Brundage
Bryce Hulstrom
1987 Jeff Otis
1988 John Sipple
1989 Jeff Otis
1990 Jeff Post
1983
1986
1986
Bob Flynn, P
Bob McNair,1 B
At Hunsinger, lB
Jim Wilson, 1 B
Jeff Reece, P
Scott Anderson, P
Dave Brundage,1 B-P
Dave Brundage, OF-P
Eric Sallee
Pat Barry
Bob Flynn
Kyle Dunning
John Collins
Mike Gorman
Jeff Reece
Awarded to Oregon State's Most
Improved Player The trophy is named
for the former Beaver catcher
1973 Tom Apa, C
1974 Gary Beck, 3B
1975 Tom Simas, 3B
1976 Jeff Doyle, 2B
1977 Jerry Miller, OF
1978 Jerry Yung, 3B
1979 Dave Backen, OF
Mark Niles, P
1980 Bob McNair,1 B
1981
John Collins, P
1991
1961
1962
1963
1967
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
,
,
1964
1965
1967
1970
1971
1979
1982
2005
2006
Bill Bonser Award
1985
1986
Randy Duke, 1 B-DH
1988
Troy Haugen, 3B
Jeff Post
1989
Lance Donaly, P
1992
Jeff Post
1990
R A Neitzel, IF
1993
Scott Christman
Mason Smith
1991
Kevin Hooker, IF
1992
1997
Kevin Hooker
Eric Lovinger
Mark Newell
Mason Smith, P
Randy Hunter, C
Kevin Hooker, 2B-P
1998
Andrew Checketts
1994
1995
1996
1993
B R Cook
1994
1999
2000
1995
2000
Brian Barden, 3B
2001
2001
Scott Nicholson, P
2002
Scott Nicholson
Scott Nicholson
Ty Kline
2002
Tom Creighton, UT
2003
Seth Pietsch, OF
Jake Postlewait, P
Jacoby Ellsbury, OF
Andy Jenkins, 1 B
Kevin Gunderson, P
2005
2006
2001
2003
1996
1997
Awarded to Oregon State's Most
Outstanding Fielder
1973 Ty Gorton, 2B
1974 Ramon Gonzalez, OF
1975 Ramon Gonzalez, OF
1976 Jeff Doyle, 2B
1977 Jeff Doyle, 2B
1978 Jerry Yung,3B
1979 Steve Lyons, OF
1980 Steve Lyons, 3B
1981
Al Hunsinger,1 B
1982 Mickey Riley, 2B
1983 Mickey Riley, 2B
1984 Ken Bowen, 2B
1985 Ken Bowen, SS
1986 Ken Bowen, SS
1987 Lance Rice, C
SylJohnson
Ray Lunde
1959
Gary Moore
Bill Oerdino
1960
Gail Meier
2005
Aaron Mathews, OF
Aaron Mathews,OF
Jacoby Ellsbury, OF
Chris Kunda, 2B
Bert Babb Sr.
Scholarship
Periodically awarded to a deserving
Oregon State player The scholarship
is given in honor of the late Bert Babb
Sr, a former Oregon State pitcher
1972-73
1973-74
1974-75
Jerry Miller
RobertWebster
1979-80
Steve Lyons
1981-82
MarkAllen
JeffReece
1982-83
1998-99
Rich Duke
Scott Klug
Keith Krafve
Paul Sanders
Mason Smith
Jeff Post
Mason Smith
Kevin Hooker
Kevin Hooker
Ryan McDonald
Rob Colley
Rob Colley
1983-84
1984-85
1986-87
1990-91
1991-92
Jeff Brauning, 2B
1992-93
Troy Haugen, 3B
1993-94
1990
1991
1992
Paul Sanders, OF
Aaron Anderson, OF
Paul Sanders, C
Dave Schoppe, UTIL
Allen Snelling, SS
Aaron Anderson, OF
1993 AJ Marquardt,OF
1994
David Schmidt, C
Chris Wakeland, OF
Mark Newell, P
1996
1995
1997
1998
Allen Snelling, SS
BrentWatts,UTIL
David Schmidt, C
Matt Bailie,1 B
AbinoVazquez, OF
Matt Bailie,1 B
McDonald
Cory Kerwood
Gail Meier
Dave Gassaway
1978-79
1975-76
1989
A J Marquardt, OF
Jeremy Beard, P
Paul Richie
2004
Ben Johnson, SS
Bill Cloyes Award
1958
2003
1988
Awarded to Oregon State's Most
Valuable Pitcher The trophy is named
for the former Beaver pitcher
1955 Lowell Pearce
1956 Dan Lovejoy
1957
2002
,
Gold Glove Award
Mike Thurman, P
1999
2004
Bill Gassaway, P
Chris Newman,1 B
Scott Anderson, P
Ken Bowen, SS
Bryan Ganter, OF
Tim Lambert, DH
Keith Krafve, 3B
1987
Andrew Checketts, P
Joe Gerber,1 B
1998
Bert Babb Sr.
Jared Sanders
Jerry Droscher, OF
Grimm Mason, OF
Larry Petersen, OF
1960
Bill Bonser
,
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1999-00
JakeQuiring
2000-01
Jake Quiring
2001-02
JakeQuiring
2002-03
Jake Quiring
2003-04
Jake Quiring
2004-05
Jacoby Ellsbury
Ryan Gipson
2005-06
2007
OREGON STATE
BASEBALL
OREGON STATE ALL-AMERICANS
Dwane Helbig
Bailey Brem
Jay Dean
Larry Petersen
Cecil Ira
Jim Wilson
Dave Brundage
Ken Bowen
Scott Christman
Mason Smith
=L_
Mark Newell
Andrew Checketts
Scott Nicholson
Dallas Buck
Jacoby Ellsbury
Jonah Nickerson
Cole Gillespie
Kevin Gunderson
Pat Casey
ABCA-American Baseball Coaches
Association; BA-Baseball America
magazine; CB-Collegiate Baseball
newspaper; NCBWA-National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association;
USATISW-USAToday/Sports Weekly
1952 Dwane Helbig, OF (ABCA 2nd)
(* 418, 3 HRs, 10 RBIs)
1953
Bailey Brem, P (ABCA 3rd)
('4-1,2 00 ERA)
1954
1955
1960
Jay Dean, 1 B (ABCA 1st)
(456, 0 HRs, 26 RBIs)
Jay Dean, 1 B (ABCA 1st)
( 465, 1 HR, 28 RBIs)
Larry Petersen, OF (ABCA)
(419,19 RBIs)
1962
Cecil Ira, P (ABCA 3rd)
(11-4 , 1 23 ERA)
1963
1982
1986
1987
Cecil Ira, P (ABCA)
(10-2,1 83 ERA)
Jim Wilson,1 B (ABCA 3rd,
BA 3rd) ( 336,21 HRs, 62 RBIs)
Dave Brundage, UTIL (ABCA
2nd) (366,8 HRs, 44 RBIs; 8-4,
319 ERA)
Ken Bowen, SS (BA 2nd) (404,
9 HRs, 51 RBIs)
1993
1994
Scott Christman, P (ABCA, BA
2nd, CB) (14-1,2 20 ERA)
Mason Smith, P (BA 3rd, CB
3rd) (11-3, 2 39 ERA)
1997
1998
2001
Mark Newell, P (NCBWA3rd)
(8-0,2 12 ERA)
Andrew Checketts, P (CB 3rd,
NCBWA2nd) (11-1, 3 77 ERA)
Scott Nichclson, P (CB 3rd)
(11-2,3 58 ERA)
2005
Dallas Buck, P (ABCA 1st,
BA 1st, CB 1st, NCBWA 2nd,
USAT/SW 1st) (12-1,2 09 ERA,
2006
Jonah Nickerson (USATISW
2nd) (9-2,2 13 ERA)
Dallas Buck, P (ABCA2nd, CB
2nd, NCBWA 2nd) (13-3,3 44
1 Sv)
ERA)
Jacoby Ellsbury, OF (ABCA
Cole Gillsepie, OF (ABCA 1st,
1st, BA 1st, CB 2nd, NCBWA
BA 1st, CB 1st, NCBWA 3rd)
(374,13 HRs, 57 RBIs)
Kevin Gunderson, P (NCBWA
1st, USAT/SW2nd) (406,6
HRs 48 RBIs)
2nd) (3-2,2 36 ERA, 20 Svs)
Jonah Nickerson, P (BA 2nd;
(13-4,2 24 ERA)
Pat Casey, Coach of the Year
(ABCA, BA, CB, NCBWA)
'-denotes that only Northern
Division statistics are available for
that season
OREGON STATE UNIVEP.SITY.ATHLETICS-DEVELOPING Eul uRE LEADERSTHROUGH EXCEL-LENCE IN ACADEMICS AND ATHLETICS
OREGON STATE COSI DA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA
As selected by the College Sports
Information Directors of America
1986 Ken Bowen, SS
(293,28 RBIs, 6 HRs;
3 60 GPA, Marketing)
Bryan Ganter, OF
(357, 35 RBIs,1 HR;
1987
3 65 GPA, Pre-Medicine)
Ken Bowen, SS
(404,51 RBIs, 9 HRs;
n/a GPA, Marketing)
Bryan Ganter, OF
(284,32 RBIs, 9 HRs;
1994
n/a GPA, Pre-Medicine)
Mason Smith, P
(11-3, 2 39 ERA;
3 83 GPA, Business)
1998
Ken Bowen
Bryan Ganter
Mason Smith
Ben Bertrand
Ben Bertrand, C
( 353,54 RBIs, 10 HRs;
3 46 GPA, Science)
OREGON STATE ALL-REGION / ALL-DISTRICT
Frank Roelandt
As selected by the American
Baseball Coaches Association
All-District VIII
1949
1950
1951
1952
'953
1954
Frank Roelandt, C
(* 508,20 RBIs)
Gene Tanselli, SS
(* 380,7 RBIs)
John Thomas, C
(* 280,10 RBIs)
Bailey Brem, P
(*3-2,2 41 ERA)
Dwane Helbig, OF
(* 418,3 HRs, 10 RBIs)
Bailey Brem, P
('4-1,2 00 ERA)
John Thomas, C
(* 316,1 HR, 9 RBIs)
Bud Shirtcliff, OF
(*4292,2 HRs, 10 RBIs)
Bryce Hulstrom
Kevin Hooker
All-Region 9
1976
Pete Rowe, C
1977
( 338,4 HRs, 30 RBIs)
Jeff Doyle, I B (2nd)
( 350,5 HRs, 30 RBIs)
1978
Bob McNair, 1 B (2nd)
1986
Jim Wilson, 1 B
( 336,21 HRs, 62 RBIs)
Mike Gorman, P (2nd)
1987
(9-2,2 93 ERA)
Mickey Riley, 2B (2nd)
( 374, 0 HRs, 23 RBIs)
1984
1985
Scott Anderson, P (2nd)
Jerry Droscher
1989
1990
1993
1988
Ken Bowen, SS (2nd)
(293,6 HRs, 28 RBIs)
Bryce Hulstrom, P (2nd)
(7-2,2 51 ERA)
Ken Bowen, SS
( 351, 0 HRs, 31 RBIs)
A J Marquardt, OF
( 376, 6 HRs, 40 RBIs)
All-West Region
Ben Johnson, SS (2nd)
California, Arizona
1998 Andrew Checketts, P (2nd)
(276,1 HR, 26 RBIs)
Dave Brundage, 1 B
Lance Rice, C (2nd)
( 370,4 HRs, 40 RBIs;
7-3,4 63 ERA)
Ken Bowen, SS (2nd)
(323, 5 HRs, 47 RBIs)
John Sipple, P (2nd)
(6-3,182 ERA)
Includes Oregon, Washington,
(11-1, 3 77 ERA)
2001
(11-2,3.58 ERA)
2005
R A Nietzel, UTIL
( 355,3 HRs, 20 RBIs)
Scott Christman, P
(14-1,2 20 ERA)
Kevin Hooker, 2B
(404,9 HRs, 51 RBIs)
Jeff Otis, P (2nd)
(9-4,2 88 ERA)
(8-6,166 ERA)
Mike Gorman
Jeff Brauning, 2B (2nd)
( 340, 1 HR, 38 RBIs)
84.3 19 ERA)
( 316, 10 HRs, 46 RBIs)
1982
(332,4 HRs, 44 RBIs)
John Sipple, P (2nd)
(10-2,4 53 ERA)
Dave Brundage, OF
(366,8 HRs, 44 RBIs;
Dallas Buck, P
(12-1, 2 09 ERA, 1 Sv)
Jacoby Ellsbury, OF
(406,6 HRs, 48 RBIs)
Pat Casey
Coach of the Year
2006
Dallas Buck, P
(13-3,3 44 ERA)
Cole Gillespie, OF
(374,13 HRs, 57 RBIs)
Kevin Gunderson, P
(3-2,2 36 ERA, 20 Svs)
Pat Casey
Coach of the Year
*-denotes that only Northern Division
statistics are available for that season
Chris Bites, OF
( 395,9 HRs, 48 RBIs)
Scott Nicholson, P
JayDean,1B
(456,26 RBIs, 0 HRs)
1955
JayDean,1B
(465,28 RBIs,1 HR)
1957
1962
Twink Pedersen, 3B
(400, 21 RBIs)
Jerry Droscher, OF
(321,19 RBIs)
Larry Petersen, OF
(419,19 RBIs)
Cecil Ira, P
1963
(11-4,1 23 ERA)
Cecil Ira, P
1959
1960
(10-2,183 ERA)
Al Lehrer, OF
(374,19 RBIs)
Bud Shirtcliff
Sauvain
Chris Biles
Lance Rice
OREGONSTATEUNIVERS1VY AT}',LETICS DEVELOPING FUTURELEADERSTHROUGH EXCEL .ENCEJN ACADEMICSANDATHLFRCS
OREGON STATE ALL-LEAGUE
(MVP)-denotes league Most
Valuable Player or Player of the Year;
(FOY)-denotes league Freshman of
the Year; (DPOY)-denotes Defensive
Player of the Year
AII-Northern Division
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
Chuck Sauvain, P
Frank Roelandt, C
Gene Tanselli, SS
Don White, P
Pete Goodbrod, OF
Gene Tanselli, SS
Don White, P
Bailey Brem , P
Dwane Helbig, OF
Chuck Fisk , SS (2nd)
Pete Goodbrod, OF (2nd)
Danny Johnston, 2B (2nd)
1953
Bailey Brem, P
Jay Dean,1 B
Bud Shirtcliff, OF
Norb Wellman, P
Jay Dean, 16
Chuck Fisk, 2B
1955
Jeff Otis
Bill Wagner
All-Northern Division
1987
1972
1974
1975
Jack Pinion , OF
JayDean 1B
Jerry Exley, OF
1976
Pete Rowe , C
Tom Simas , UTIL
Jeff Doyle, UTIL
1977
Ken Noble, P
Pete Rowe, C
Rich Dodge, OF
1978
Jeff Doyle, 2B
Pete Rowe, C
Rich Harper, C
,
Jerry Bettendorf, IF (2nd)
Bobby Buob, IF (2nd)
Bill Epperle, P (2nd)
Chuck Fisk, IF (2nd)
John Fredericks, OF (2nd)
Al Guidotti, P (2nd)
Phil Jantze, OF (2nd)
1957
Jerry Exley, OF
Tom Hunt, OF
Twink Pedersen 3B
,
1979
1980
Bob McNair, 1 B
Syl Johnson, P (2nd)
Dan Luby, 2B (2nd)
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
Gene Bates,1 B
Tom Bowen, 3B
Gary Moore, P
Bob Berreman, OF (HM)
Ray Lunde, P (HM)
Kim Bradshaw, OF
Jerry Droscher, OF
Bill Wagner, 3B
Grimm Mason, OF (2nd)
Gary Moore, P (2nd)
Larry Petersen, OF
Bill Wagner, 3B
Grimm Mason, OF
Bill Wagner, 3B
1981
Dave Backen, UTIL
Al Hunsinger, l B (MVP)
Todd Thomas, OF
1982
Mike Gorman, P
Jim Grove, OF
Mickey Riley, 2B
Jim Wilson, 1 B (MVP)
Jeff Reece, P (MVP)
Steve Smith, OF
Dain Syverson, 3B
Todd Thomas, UTIL
Scott Anderson, P
Dain Syverson, 3B
Ken Bowen, SS
1983
1984
1985
1964
Doug Stahl, SS
Steve Clark, P
1965
Morrell Crary, C
1966
Ron Lucas, SS
Jack Humphrey, P
1988
1986
Mel Malinak, 2B
John Sipple, P
Quinn Williams, 3B
Ken Bowen, SS
Dave Brundage, P, OF (MVP)
Bryce Hulstrom, P
Quinn Williams, 3B
1998
Ben Johnson, SS
Lance Rice, C
1989
1990
John Sipple, P
Jeff Brauning, 28
B en J o h nson, SS
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
Ryan Lipe, 3B
Ryan McDonald , 2B
Mark Newell, P
Jason Stranberg, OF
Andrew Checketts, P (MVP)
Ben Bertrand, C
Rob Colley, OF
Joe Gerber, DH
Jeff Ot i s, P
Jeff Post , P
All-Pacific-10
Aaron Anderson, 1 B (2nd)
1999
Ben Johnson, SS (2nd)
R A Neitzel, 3B (2nd)
Paul Sanders, C (2nd)
Dave Brundage, 1B
Cecil Ira, P
Al Lehrer, 3B
Cecil Ira, P
Al Lehrer, 3B
Dave Long, 2B
Frank Peters, OF
Jerry Miller, OF
Jerry Yung, UTIL
Dave Backen, UTIL
Al Hunsinger , 3B
Ken Bowen, SS (MVP)
Randy Duke , UTIL
Jeff Otis, P
Rod Scheckla, P
Bob McNair, 1 B
Dan Lovejoy, C (2nd)
1956
Dan Cunningham, UTIL
Rob Drahn, DH
Greg Jurgenson, P
Pete Rowe, OF
Ramon Gonzalez, OF
Gail Meier, P
Drew Hedges
Joe Gerber,1 B
Corrie Willkie, 2B (HM)
Jeff Brauning
2005
2000
2006
Joe Gerber, 1 B
Andy Jarvis, DH (HM)
Thad Johnson, P (HM)
Scott Nicholson, P (HM)
2001
Scott Christman, P (2nd)
Jamie Burke, 3B
Scott Christman, P (MVP)
Kevin Hooker, 2B
Randy Hunter, C
A J Marquardt, OF
2002
Mason Smith, P (MVP)
A J Marquardt, OF
Mike Thurman, P
Kevin Hooker, UTIL
Pat Meiwes, 3B
Kevin Hooker, 2B (2nd)
David Schmidt, C (2nd)
Brandon Hageman, SS
Ryan Lipe, 3B
Eric Lovinger, P
Ryan McDonald, 28
Chris Pine, P
2003
Brian Barden, 3B
Chris Biles , OF
Bryan Ingram, C
Scott Nicholson, P
Josh Carter, OF (HM)
Curtis Davis, DH (HM)
Thad Johnson, P (HM)
Brian Barden, 3B
Will Hudson, SS (HM)
Andy Jarvis, I B (HM)
Ty Kline, P (HM)
Aaron Mathews, OF (HM)
Seth Pietsch, OF (HM)
Jared Sanders, P (HM)
Jake Postlewait, P
Chris Biles, OF/DH (HM)
T y ler Graham , OF (HM)
Anton Maxwell P (HM)
Shea McFeely, 3B (HM)
Cole Gillespie, OF (MVP)
Darwin Barney, SS
Dallas Buck, P
Jonah Nickerson, P
Kevin Gunderson, P
Mitch Canham, C (HM)
Shea McFeely, 3B (HM)
Chris Kunda, 2B (DPOY)
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Drew Hedges, OF
Brian Barden, 3B (HM)
Paul Sanders, C (2nd)
Dave Schoppe, UTIL (2nd)
Jamie Burke, 3B (2nd)
,
Nate Fogle, P (HM)
Ryan Gipson , 2B (HM)
B,R Cook, P(HM)
Dave Schoppe, UTIL (2nd)
Kevin Hooker, 2B
Jeff Post, P (2nd)
Paul Richie, C (HM)
Jacoby Ellsbury OF (co-MVP)
Darwin Barney, SS (FOY)
Dallas Buck, P
Kevin Gunderson, P
Andy Jenkins,1 B
Jonah Nickerson, P
Coach of the Year
NORTHERN DIVISION
1982 Jack Riley
1983 Jack Riley
1994
Jack Riley
Jack Riley
Jack Riley
1997
Pat Casey
1986
1993
PACIFIC-10
2005
Pat Casey
2006
Pat Casey
Tony Calderon, I F (HM)
Jacoby Ellsbury, OF (HM)
Andy Jarvis, 1 B (HM)
Aaron Mathews, OF (HM)
Seth Pietsch, OF (HM)
David Schmidt, C
Chris Wakeland, OF
Ben Bertrand, C
Mike Boire, P
Andrew Checketts, P
Mike Leone, DH
2004
Jacoby Ellsbury, OF
Aaron Mathews, OF
Jake Postlewait, P
Kevin Gunderson, P (HM)
All-Pacific-8
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
COW
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pass
Jack Humphrey, P(2nd)
Tom Jones, 1 B (2nd)
Bob Kaiser, OF (2nd)
Ken Forsch, P (2nd)
Tom Jones, 1 B (2nd)
Lute Barnes, SS (2nd)
Bob Beall,1 B
Dave Wiggins, UTIL (2nd)
Dan Cunningham, UTIL (2nd)
Mickey Riley
Don White
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Jake Postlewait
Seth Pietsch
OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS-DEVELOPING FUTURE LEADERSTHROUGH EXCEL LENCE_ IN ACADEMICS AND ATHLETICS
2007
OREGON STATE
BASEBALL
OREGON STATE MAJOR LEAGUERS
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1931-33 Boston Braves
1933-34 Philadelphia Phillies
1934 Cincinnati Reds
289,27 HRs, 192 RBIs)
ED COLEMAN, OF
1932-35 Philadelphia Athletics
1935-36 St Louis Browns
285,40 HRs, 246 RBIs)
HOWARD MAPLE, C
1932 Washington Senators
244, 0 HRs, 7 RBIs)
JOHN LEOVICH, C
1941 Philadelphia Athletics
500, 0 HRs, 0 RBIs)
DON JOHNSON, C
1943-48 Chicago Cubs
273,8 HRs, 75 RBIs)
GLENN ELLIOTT, P
1947-49 Boston Braves
,4-5,4 10 ERA, 1 Sv)
KEN FORSCH, P
1970-80 Houston Astros
1981-84, 86 California Angels
;114-113,337 ERA, 51 Svs)
LUTE BARNES, IF
1972-73 New York Mets
243, 0 HRs, 7 RBIs)
BOB BEALL,1 B
1975, 78-79 Atlanta Braves
1980 Pittsburgh Pirates
231,1 HR, 18 RBIs)
JEFF DOYLE, 2B
1297 St Louis Cardinals
297, O
2 RBIs)
Wes Schulmerich
Ed Coleman
Howard Maple
John Leovich
Don Johnson
Glenn Elliott
Ken Forsch
Lute Barnes
SCOTT ANDERSON, P
1987 Texas Rangers
1990 Montreal Expos
1995 Kansas City Royals
:1-2,5 43 ERA, 0 Svs)
STEVE LYONS, UTIL
1985-86,91, 92, 93 Boston Red Sox
1986-90 Chicago White Sox
1992 Atlanta Braves
1992 Montreal Expos
252,19 HRs, 196 RBIs)
JIM WILSON, 1 B
1985 Cleveland Indians
1989 Seattle Mariners
:227, 0 HRs, 4 RBIs)
MIKE THURMAN, P
1997-2001 Montreal Expos
2002 New York Yankees
26-36, 5 05 ERA, 0 Svs)
JAMIE BURKE, C
2001 Anaheim Angels
2003-05 Chicago White Sox
( 328, 0 HRs, 17 RBIs)
CHRIS WAKELAND, OF
2001 Detroit Tigers
'250,2 HRs, 6 RBIs)
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Bob Beall
Jeff Doyle
Scott Anderson
Steve Lyons
Jim Wilson
Mike Thurman
Jamie Burke
Chris Wakelanc
OREGON STA1 E UNIVERS; lY ATFfLETICS-DEVELOPING FUTURE LEADERS THROUGH EXCELLENCE I N ACADEMICS AND ATHLETICS
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OREGON STATE
BASEBALL
I
OREGON STATE DRAFT PICKS
Where OSU players were drafted
by Major League Baseball teams at
the conclusion of their college careers
(June regular draft, unless otherwise
noted):
1968: Ken Forsch, LHP, 18th round,
Houston Astros
1969: Lute Barnes, 2B, 21st round,
New York Mets
1970: Bob Beall,1 B-OF, 28th
round, Philadelphia Phillies; Jerry
Johnson, LHP, 2nd round June
secondary, New York Yankees
1971: Curt Daniels, SS, 8th round,
January regular, Baltimore Orioles
1974: Greg Jurgenson, LHP, 10th
round, Houston Astros
1975: Andrew Mason, 3B, 3rd round
January secondary, Texas Rangers;
Steve Wilkins, OF, 3rd round, June
secondary, Pittsburgh Pirates
1977: Tom Costello, RHP, 4th round
January secondary, Minnesota Twins;
Mil
Aaron Mathews
Eric Lovinger
B.R. Cook
Steve Smith
24th round, Atlanta Braves; Bryan
Ganter, OF, 27th round, Cincinnati
Reds
18th round, Toronto Blue Jays; Jim
Champion, 1 B, 32nd round, Minnesota
21 at round, San Diego Padres
2000: Joe Gerber,1 B, 24th round,
TwinsL'
1995: Kevin Hooker, RHP-2B, 31st
round, Philadelphia Phillies
Detroit Tigers
2001: Scott Nicholson, LHP, 8th
round, Colorado Rockies; Bryan
Ingram, C, 12th round, Colorado
Rockies; Kyle Aselton, LHP, 11th
round, Minnesota Twins; Jared
Sanders, RHP, 14th round, Cincinnati
1988: Lance Rice, C, 15th round,
Los Angeles Dodgers; John Sipple,
LHP, 16th round, Texas Rangers; Rod
Scott Anderson, RHP, 4th round,
Montreal Expos; Jeff Doyle, SS, 6th
round, St Louis Cardinals; Pete Rowe,
C,11 th round, Toronto Blue Jays; Tom
Chamberlain, RHP, 11th round, St
Louis Cardinals
1980: Bob McNair, 1 B, 4th round,
Toronto Blue Jays
1981: Steve Lyons, SS-OF, 1st
round (19th overall pick), Boston Red
Sox; Al Hunsinger, 1 B, 16th round, St
Louis Cardinals
1982: Jim Wilson, 1 B, 2nd round,
Cleveland Indians; Mike Gorman,
RHP, 21st round, Oakland Athletics
1983: Rob Holbrook, RHP, 2nd
round January secondary, Toronto Blue
Jays; Jeff Reece, LHP, 3rd round,
Milwaukee Brewers; Steve Smith, OF,
11th round, Cleveland Indians; Todd
Thomas, OF, 31st round, San
Francisco Giants
1996: David Schmidt, C, 8th round,
St Louis Cardinals; Chris Wakeland,
OF, 15th round, Detroit Tigers; Eric
Scheckla, RHP, 26th round, Houston
Astros
1989: Jeff Brauning, IF, 26th round,
San Francisco Giants
1990: Ben Johnson, SS, 29th
round, Pittsburgh Pirates,
1991: Paul Sanders, C, 32nd round,
Kansas City Royals; Jeff Smith, RHP,
44th round, Kansas City Royals
Angeles Dodgers
1997: Joe Messman, RHP, 7th
round, Houston Astros; Tyler
Swinburnson, RHP, 16th round,
Cleveland Indians
1998: Chris Pine, RHP, 5th round,
Milwaukee Brewers; Brody Percell,
LHP, 7th round, Cleveland Indians;
Andrew Checketts, RH,P, 21st round,
White Sox; Jamie Burke, 3B, 9th
round, California Angels
1994: Mike Thurman, RHP, 1st
round supplemental (31st overall pick),
Montreal Expos; Mason Smith, RHP,
Giants
2005: Jacoby Ellsbury, OF, 1st
round, Boston Red Sox; Andy
Rockies; Josh Carter, OF, 14th round,
San Diego Padres
2002: Mark McLemore, LHP, 4th
round, Houston Astros; Brian Barden,
3B, 6th round, Arizona Diamondbacks;
Will Hudson, SS, 20th round, New
York Mets
2003: Seth Pietsch, OF, 8th round,
New York Mets; Levi Webber, 1 B, 25th
round, St Louis Cardinals; Bill Rowe,
RHP, 24th round, Texas Rangers
(returned to school for senio season in
Lovinger, RHP, 41st round, Los
1993: Scott Christman, LHP, 1st
round (17th overall pick), Chicago
Reds; Aaron Mathews, OF, 19th round,
Toronto Blue Jays; Nathan Pendley,
LHP, 19th round, San Francisco
Jenkins, 1 B, 11 th round, Florida
Martins; Nate Fogle, RHP, 11th round,
Texas Rangers; Tyler Graham, OF,
14th round, Chicago Cubs (retumedto
school for senior season in 2006)
2006: Dallas Buck, RHP, 3rd round,
Arizona Diamondbacks; Cole
Gillespie, OF, 3rd round, Milwaukee
Brewers; Kevin Gunderson, LHP, 5th
round, Atlanta Braves; Jonah
Nickerson, 7th round, Detroit Tigers;
Tyler Graham, OF, 19th round, San
Francisco Giants; Chris Kunda, 2B,
19th round, New York Yankees; Shea
McFeely, 3B, 28th round, Arizona
Diamondbacks; Mitch Canham, C,
41st round, St Louis Cardinals
(returned to school for senior season in
2007); Jon Koller, RHP, 48th round,
New York Mets
2004)
Boston Red Sox; Matt Bailie, 1 B-RHP,
22nd round, Philadelphia Phillies
1999: B R Cook, RHP, 3rd round,
2004: Andy Baldwin, RHP, 5th
round, Philadelphia Phillies; Jake
Postlewait, LHP, 7th round, Colorado
St Louis Cardinals; Troy Schader, SS,
1984: Scott Anderson, RHP, 7th
round, Texas Rangers; Dain Syverson,
SS-C, 20th round, Cleveland Indians;
Lindsey Johnson, C, 21st round,
Pittsburgh Pirates
1986: Dave Brundage, OF-LHP, 4th
round, Philadelphia Phillies; Bryce
Hulstrom, LHP, 9th round, Chicago
White Sox; Keith Krafve, 3B, 31st
round, San Francisco Giants
1987: Ken Bowen, SS, 6th round,
Kansas City Royals; Rich Duke, C,
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Andy Baldwin
Troy Schader
David Schmidt
OREGON STATE FREE AGENTS
Undrafted OSU players signing pro
contracts (excludes those who
reached Major League Baseball):
1918: Ralph Coleman, P, Portland
Beavers
1927: Loris Baker, SS, Los Angeles
Angels; Art Escallier, OF, Southern
Association
1936: Bob Bergstrom, 3B, Portland
Beavers
1940: Arland Schwab, 2B, Portland
Beavers
1947: Bud Fortier, IF, Western
1952: Dwane Helbig, OF, Western
1953: Bailey Brem, RHP, Western
International League; Bud Shirtcliff,
OF, California State League; John
Thomas, C, California State League
1955: Jay Dean, 1 B, Western
International League
1956: Jerry Exley, OF-3B, Western
International League
International League
1949: Frank Roelandt, C, Pioneer
am.
cuffla
League
1951: Gene Tanselli, SS, San
Diego Padres.
Sox
1964: Frank Peters, OF, Baltimore
Orioles
1967: Jack Humphrey, RHP,
Houston Astros
1975: Ramon Gonzalez, OF,
Seattle Rainiers
1982: Kyle Dunning, RHP, Detroit
Tigers
1983: Mickey Riley, IF, Walla Walla
1957: Tom Hunt, OF, California
State League; Dan Lovejoy, C,
Northwest League
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1958: Gene Bates, 1B, Eastern
League; Twink Pedersen, SS,
Northwest League; Jim Phillips, 2B,
Northwe stLeague
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Padres
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1984: Mike Strutton, SS, Kansas
City Royals
1986: Mel Mallinak, IF, Baltimore
Orioles; Quinn Williams, IF, Philadel-
2001: Thad Johnson, RHP, Oakland Athletics
2003: Tom Creighton, UT, Florence
Freedom; Andy Jarvis,1 B, Philadelphia Phillies; Ty Kline, RHP,
Kalamazoo Kings
2004: Ben Rowe, RHP, San Diego
phia Phillies
1989: Brent Hahn, C, San Francisco Giants; Troy Haugen, IF,
Milwaukee Brewers
1991: R A Neitzel, UTIL, Philadelphia Phillies
1992: Jeff Post, RHP, Oakland
Athletics
1994: Brooke Knight, C-3B,
Milwaukee Brewers; Brent Watts,
UTIL, Winnipeg Goldeyes
1997: Ryan McDonald, 2B, Kansas
City Royals
1998: Ben Bertrand, C, San
Francisco Giants; Val Mencas, LHP,
Shaumburg Flyers
2000: Mark Newell, RHP, Kansas
1959: Kim Bradshaw, OF, California State League
1963: Cecil Ira, LHP, Chicago White
International League; Don White, LHP,
Western International League
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City Royals.
Padres
2005: Tony Calderon, IF, River City
Rascals
2006: Chris Campos, LHP-OF,
Houston Astros; Bill Rowe, 1 B,
Milwaukee Brewers
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2007
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OREGON STATE
BASEBALL
OREGON STATE PROS IN 2006
KYLE ASELTON, LHP
Fort Myers, Long A (Minnesota)
(9-5,3 79 ERA)
MATT BAILIE, LHP
Schaumberg, Independent
(2-5,411 ERA)
ANDY BALDWIN
Clearwater, Long A (Philadelphia)
(8-8,4 04 ERA)
Inland Empire, Long A (Seattle)
(2-1, 0.82 ERA)
BRIAN BARDEN, 3B
Tucson, AAA (Arizona)
( 298,16 HRs, 96 RBIs)
JAMIE BURKE, C
Oklahoma, AAA (Texas)
( 278, 10 HRs, 49 RBIs)
CHRIS CAMPOS, LHP
Lexington, Long A (Houston)
(1-5,4 85 ERA)
TOM CREIGHTON, IF
Nashua, Independent
(257,3 HRs, 28 RBIs)
MIKE EKSTROM
Mobile, AA (San Diego)
(3-7, 3 84 ERA)
Lake Elsinore, Long A (San Diego)
(7-4, 2 30 ERA)
JACOBY ELLSBURY, OF
Portland, AA (Boston)
(308,3 HRs, 19 RBIs)
Wilmington, Long A (Boston)
(299,4 HRs, 32 RBIs)
NATE FOGLE, RHP
Bakersfield, Long A (Texas)
(0-0, 3 Svs, 5 63 ERA)
Clinton, LongA(Texas)
COLE GILLESPIE, OF
Helena, Rookie (Milwaukee)
( 344,8 HRs, 31 RBIs)
TYLER GRAHAM, OF
Salem-Keizer, Short A
(San Francisco)
(240, 0 HRs, 9 RBIs)
KEVIN GUNDERSON, LHP
Rome, Long A (Atlanta)
(4-0, 3 Svs, 1 13)
Danville, Rookie (Atlanta)
(0-0, 0 Svs, 0 00 ERA)
ANDY JENKINS,1 B
Greensboro, Long A (Florida)
( 288,5 HRs, 73 RBIs)
JON KOLLER, RHP
Gulf Coast, Rookie (NewYork Mets)
(1-0, 4 43 ERA)
(0-0, 0.00 ERA)
Staten Island, ShortA(NewYork
SETH PIETSCH, OF
San Diego, Independent
Yankees)
( 353, 5 HRs, 27 RBIs)
(225,2 HRs, 15 RBIs)
AARON MATHEWS, OF
Joliet, Independent
(279,2 HRs, 13 RBIs)
JAKE POSTLEWAIT, LHP
Modesto, Long A (Colorado)
(0-6,5 94 ERA)
Asheville, Long A (Colorado)
(2-3,3 29 ERA)
BILL ROWE,1 B
Helena, Rookie (Milwaukee)
CHRIS KUNDA, 2B
Dunedin, Long A (Toronto)
(282,9 HRs, 38 RBIs)
SHEA McFEELY,1 B
Missoula, Rookie (Arizona)
(251, 5 HRs, 37 RBIs)
MARK McLEMORE, LHP
Round Rock, AAA (Houston)
(2-3,2 81 ERA)
JONAH NICKERSON, RHP
Oneonta, Short A (Detroit)
0-0, 2 Svs, 2 77 ERA)
NATHAN PENDLEY, LHP
San Jose, Long A (San Francisco)
(1-0,1 Sv, 2 68 ERA)
( 279, 2 HRs, 23 RBIs)
CHRIS WAKELAND, OF
Long Beach, Independent
( 314, 1 HR, 6 RBIs)
OREGON STATE TEAM USA MEMBERS
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Kevin Gunderson, 2005
Jonah Nickerson, 2005
Darwin Barney, 2006
OREGON STATE NCAA TOURNAMENT HONORS
1986
COLLEGE WORLD SERIES
Jonah Nickerson, RHP (MOP)
(2-0,0 84,21 1 IP, 12 H, 4 BB, 19 K)
NCAA MIDWEST REGIONAL
Dave Brundage, OF
( 500,9x18, 2 HRs, 3 RBIs, 6 R)
Bill Rowe, 1 B
(407, 11x27, 1 HR, 8 RBIs, 7 R)
Shea McFeely, 3B
2005
(333, 9x27, 2 HRs, 5 RBIs)
Cole Gillespie, OF
(286, 8x28, 1 HR, 4 RBIs, 6 R)
Kevin Gunderson, LHP
(1-0, 3 Svs, 2 45,11 0 IP, 7 H, 1 BB,
MOP-denotes being named tournaments Most Outstanding Player
NCAA CORVALLIS REGIONAL
Mitch Canham, C (MOP)
( 615, 8x13, 1 HR, 6 RBIs, 6 R)
Jonah Nickerson, RHP
(1-0, 9 0 IP, 7 H, 1 R,0BB,9K)
Andy Jenkins, 1 B
( 533, 8x15, 0 HR, 4 RBIs)
Shea McFeely, 3B
(385, 5x13,1 HR, 6 RBIs)
Tyler Graham, OF
(231, 3x13, O HR,1 RBI, 4 R)
Jacoby Ellsbury, OF
(429, 6x14, 0 HR, 4 RBIs, 5 R, 1 SB)
Cole Gillespie, OF
( 364, 4x11, 0 HR, 4 RBIs)
6 K)
Mitch Canham
Chris Kunda
Bill Rowe
2006
Jonah Nickerson, RHP
NCAA CORVALLIS REGIONAL
Chris Kunda, 2B (MOP)
( 357, 5x14, 2 HRs,
(1-0,721P,OR,3H)
Cole Gillespie, OF
( 583, 7x12,1 HR, 3 RBIs)
Tyler Graham, OF
500, 5x10, 0 HRs, 3 RBIs, 3 SBs)
Darwin Barney, SS
14,4 RBIs)
OREGON STATE UNIV RSITYATHLFTICS-DEVELOPINGFU7lJRELEADERSTHROUGHEXCEU ENCEINACADEMICSANDATHLETICS
OM
2007
OREGON STATE
BASEBALL
OREGON STATE ALL-TIME LETTERMEN
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i: 1:
1
Adams, Verdell ......................... 1972
Akers, Leon .............................. 1950
Akina, Jason ..................... ....1992-93
Allen, Mark ......................... 1982-83
Amacher. Harry ................... ..... 1942
Ammon. Erik ........................... 2006
Anderson, Aaron ........... 1988, 90-92
Anderson, Al _ ......................... 1948
Anderson, Bret ..................... 1989-92
Anderson, Danny ......... .......... 2005
Anderson, David .................... 1990.92
Anderson, Kenny ................... 2002-03
Anderson, Scott ................ 1976-77
Anderson, Scott .................... 1981-84
Anhom. Bill ............................... 1962
Antoine, Doug ............................ 1973
Apa, Tom ..............................1972.74
Aselton, Kyle ....................
2004
Atwood, Derek ...................... 1987-88
Atwood. James ......................... 2000
Ayers. Stacey .......................... 1991
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Ayo Keke .......................
1983-84
B
Babb, Bert ............................. 1920-22
Backen, David ................ .._ 1978-81
Backman, Mike ....................... 1975
Baechtel, Richard ...................... 1932
Bagley, Orlo ............................. 1928
Bailey, Brian ............... ..._._.- 1960-62
Bailey, Kenneth ..................... 1973-74
Bailey, King ............................ 1931
Bailie, Matt ............................ 1995-98
Baker, Gary ......................... 1959-61
Baker, Loris .......................... 1924-26
Baldwin, Andy ...................... 2003-04
Andrew Checketts
Gene Tanselli
Bouton, Red .............................. 1927
Bowen. Jack ......................... 1956-57
Bowen. Ken .......................... 1984-87
Bowen, Tom .......................... 19%58
Calvin, Todd .......................
Campos, Chris .................
2004.05
Canham, Mitch ................. .... 2004-06
1942
Capka, Ted .................... _.
Coleman, Ralph Jr........
Bower, Don ..................... 1943,46-47
Bowman, James ..................... 1997
Boyd, Jeffrey ............................. 1978
Bradley. Ken .............................. 1940
Bradshaw. Kim ..................... 1957-59
Carpenter. Ken ....................... 1949
Ball. Wayne ......................... 1987-88
Ballard Rod ................. ....._.- 1929.30
Brats, Jason .............. _........
Cave. Jim
Conley, Greg ............................. 1998
Conrad. Brian ........................ 1982-83
Conyers, Kit ............................. 1916
Cook, B. R ............................ 1997-99
Cooper, Harry .............. _.-..... 1910-12
Cooper Roy ................... ..... 1908
Brauning, Jeff ....................... 1988-89
Ceasar, Lestee ..................... 1984-87
Ballus, Tim .............................. 1978
Brem. Bailey ..................... 1951-53
1988-89
Banholzer, John ................
Barden. Brian ........................ 2000-02
Barnes, Lute ........................ 1967-69
Barnett, Jeff .............................. 1991
Barney, Darwin ...................... 2005-06
Barry, Pat ............................. 1975-78
Bates. Garrett ........................ 1998-99
Baser. Wayne ........................... 1931
Beall, Bob ............................. 1968-70
Bronson, Jason .................... 1997.98
Brown, At ........... ......._...,.... 1930.31
Brown, Reed ............................ 2005
Brown. Vic ........................... 1942-43
Brundage, Dave .................... 1984-86
Brundage, Jim ....................... 198687
Buck, Dallas ........................ 2004-06
Budrow, Bran ........................... 2006
Buehler. Knute ............... ..._. 1983-85
Cecil, Don .......................... 1943,46
Cecil, Dorwood ....................... 1946
Beall. Jim ............................. 1970-72
Beard, Jeremy ................ ..... 1994.95
Beatty, Mel................... ...... 1934-35
Beaty Jesse ....................... 1907-08
Beck, Gary ........................... 1972-75
Buehler Larry .......................... 1973
Buob. Bobby ........................ 1952-55
Burke. Jamie ......................... 1992-93
Bums, Wayne ..................... 1971-73
Burton, Ed ......................... .. 1946
Christianson, Bob _..... ....-._ 1948-50
Christmas Scott ................ _. 1991-93
Churchill, Robert ................. 1943,47
Clark. Noel ............................... 2033
Clark, Steve ........................ 1962.54
Clarke, Jim ........................... 1932-34
1964.65
Cleveland. Andy..........
Bedford, Don . _ .................... 1948
Bell, Thurman .......... _........ 1964.66
Belleville, Bergan .................1927-29
Benson, Cleve ..................... 1967,69
Busik. Chad ...................... 1990.92
Cloud. Marty
Berg, Bud .............................. 1950.52
Baldwin. J.D.................. 1915-16,18
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Bergstrom, Bob ................ _... 1934-36
Berreman, Bob ...................... 1958-59
.
1989-91
1983-64
Carroll, Emil ........................ 1909-10
Carroll, Jason ..................
Carter. Josh .................. 1999-2001
Cate, Jack .....__ ...................... 1931
1990-92
......................
1972-73
Chamberlain, Tom ................. 1975-77
Champion, Jim ...................... 1992-94
Chapman, Kirk ..................... 1962.64
Charbonneau, Joe ................. 1973-75
Chatterton, Uoyd .................... 1937
Checketts. Andrew ................ 1996-98
1954
Coney. Rob ......................
1998-99
Collins, John ................. _.... 1980-81
Conkting, Ead ....................... 1935-37
Denyberry, Jeff ...... _ .............. 1994-95
Copeland. Stephen .............. 2000-03
Cowan. Justin ............. .......... _.. 1997
Cramer, Bob .............................. 1978
- ................. 1993-95
Dixon, John
Dockery, Bud ......................... 1934-36
Dodge, Rich .......................... 1974-77
Cramer, Fred ......................... 1936
Donaly, Lance ....................... 19M9
Dooley, Ed .............................. 1937
Crary Morrill .......................... 1963.65
.... 1980
Cracke. Don ...................
Creider, Ed .....................
1935-37
Creighton. Tom .......................... 2002
Crews, Wren ......................... 1907-10
............... 1959 61
Caner, Leon
Critser Roy ....................
1959-60
Cronin, Joe ............................... 1932
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Crow, Steve .......................... 1967-69
Crownover, rim ..................... 1978
................ _. _. _.. 1983
Cuckovich, Met ..................... 1971-73
Culver, Benjamin .............. .... 1912-14
Cunningham, Dan ................. 1971-73
Calderon, Tony ................... 2003-04
Callan, Bill ................
- 1933-34
Glow, Crag ............................ 1987
Cloyes. Bill ...................... 1927-29
Coleman. Ed ............................. 1924
Coleman Jackson .................... 2000
Coleman, Ralph Sr.................... 1918
Daniels,Curt ............................. 1970
Daniels. Tom ......................... 198456
Dave Schoppe
Wren Crews
C
Damell ...................................... 1912
Daron, Pat ................................. 1974
Daulton, Ron ......................... 1984-86
Davis. Curts .................... 1998-2001
Davis Wilbur ............................ 1909
Day. Bruce ................ _........ 1960.61
Dazey, Eric .......................... 1986,88
Dean, Jay ............................ 1952-55
Demoresl Harry .... _ ............. 1961-63
Doolittle, Harold .................... 1915-16
Doupe, Paul .......................... 1969-70
Doyle, Jeff ......................... _ 1975-77
Drahn, Rob ........................... 1974-76
Droscher, Jerry ...................... 1958-60
Dryden, Tim ...................... 1999-2000
Duarte, Pedro ............................ 1912
Duerr, Brian ......................... 1998-99
Dully Mike ............................ 1921-23
Dufort, Dave .......................... 198758
Duke. Randy ........................ 1986-88
Duke. Rich .......................... 1984-87
Dunning, Kyle ....................... 198081
Durdan, Don .......................... 194142
Duren, Russ ........................... 1987
Durrie: Harry .......................... 1972-75
Dwyer, Anthony .................... 1925-26
Bertrand, Ben ...................... 1997-98
Bettendorl. Jerome ............... 1955-56
Biancone, John ..................... 1931-33
Bites. Chris
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Bilyeu, H .......................... 1907-08
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Black, Todd .............................. 1994
Blackburn, Stan ........................ 1976
Bland. Darren .......................... 1995
Boire, Mike .....................
1996-99
Body, Ron ......................... _..... 1966
Bonney, Bob ......................... 1938-40
Bonser. Bill ........................... 1965-67
Boone, Art ................................. 1923
Booth, Claude ...... _ .... 1921.2226
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Hunsinger, At ........................ 1980-81
Hunt,Tom . .. .......................... 1955-57
Hunter, Randy ....................... 1991-93
Hutt, Lester ............................ 1912-15
Hurley, Kim ............................ 1975-76
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Ingram, Bryan
Ira, Cecil
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1999-2001
1961-63
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Jackson, Bruce ..................... 1972-74
2003
Jackson, Mark
Jackson, Stephen ................. 1995-96
Jarvis, Andy .......................... 2000-03
1964-65
Jarvis, Jim ..
Jenkins, Andy . ..................... 2004-05
Jenks, James ....................... 1926-27
Jenks, James ........................... 1953
1931-33
Jensen, Karl ....................
Johnson, Art .......................... 1924-25
...1989-89
Johnson, Ben .....................
1968-69
Johnson, Chris
Johnson, Don ............................ 1932
Johnson, Jerry ...................... 1968-70
Johnson, Ken ........................... . 1943
Johnson, Lindsey ................ . 1981-84
Johnson,Syl ....................... 1955,57
Johnson,Thad ................... 2000-01
Johnston, Danny .................. 1951-53
Johnston, Dean ........................ 1936
Johnston, Paul ........................ 1941
1976-77
Jones, James
1976-77
Jones, Johnny
1966-68
...
Jones, Tom ........................
Joslyn, Kevin .................... 2004-05
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John Thomas
Scott Anderson
.
Dyer, Ron
1979-81
Frazer, Bill
1943
Edwards, Kevin ...................... 1986
Efraimson, Tim ..................... 1994-95
Ehinger, Yoshi
1997
Ekstrom, Mike ....................... 2002-03
Elliott, Glenn ........................ 194042
Ellsbury, Jacoby .................... 2003-05
Emigh, Elmer ............................ 1931
Endicott, Steve ......................... 1970
Erickson, Gil ........................... 1932
Erickson, Rick
.............. 1949-50
Escallier, Arthur .................... 1924-26
Exley, Jerry .......................... 1954-56
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Fajer, Cameron ......................... 1988
Falk, Jim ................................. 1962
Farra, Duke ............................... 1925
Faurie, Pete .......................... 1924-26
Fawcett, Don ........................... 1950
Fenger, Arnold ..
1937-39
Finch, Howard
1985-86
Fisk, Chuck .
....
1952-55
Flynn, Rob ............................ 1978-79
-ogle, Nate ............................... 2005
Folsom, Rob ............................. 2005
Fonnesbeck, Gary .................... 1986
Ford, Richard ..................... 1926-27
Forsch, Ken ........................ 1967-68
=order, Bud
..
1947
Frahler, Andy ........................... 1943
Francis, Robert .......................
.. 1908
..................... 2000-01
Frederick, Johnny
1955
Freeman, Clay ........................ 1909
French, Bruce .................. 1983-84
Gorman, Mike
............... 1979-82
Gott, Rod ......................... 1999-2000
Graham, Tyler ....................... 2003-06
Fryer, Carl
Gray, Joe ............................ 1936,38
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Gordon, Zach
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................... 1913-15
Funk, Arnold ............................. 1916
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Gallagher, Fred ............ _ ..... .. 1947
Gallagher, Shane .............. ....1982-83
Galloway, DeWaine .......... ...... 1943
Gambee. Dave ......................... 1957
Garter, Bryan ........................ 1984-87
Garber, Richard ............... 1922-23.25
Garcia, Josh ........................... 2002
Garner, Ron .......................... 1971-74
Gassaway. Bill .................... 1979-82
Gassaway, Dave ....................... 1977
Gee, Dennis.............................. 1972
Gentz, Keith .......................... 1970-71
Gerber, Joe ....................... 1997-2000
Gianotti, Mike ....................... 1977-78
Gill, Levi ................................... 2001
Gill. Whitney _ .................... 1919-21
Gillespie, Cole ..................... 2004-06
Gipson, Ryan ........................ 2005-06
G4s, Mike ................................. 1999
Glaisyer. Harold......._.,.......,. 1913
Gleason, Tim ............. _....... 1968-69
Goble, Roy .......................... 1913-16
Goedhard, Alex ........................ 1952
Gonzalez. Ramon ................. 1974-75
Gonzalez, Rick ..................... 1977-78
Goodbrod, Pete .................... 1950-52
Goodell, Ryan ....................... 1969-70
.
Grayson, Buck
1929-31
Grbavac, Mark
2006
Gregg, Mitch ......................... 1995-96
Gressler, Todd ...................... 1987-88
Groce, Jack .......................... 1912-13
Grove, Jim ......................... 1979-82
Guidotti, Al . ..................... 1954-56
Gunderson, Kevin ................. 2004-06
Gunderson, Matt ........................ 1996
Gurley, Wayne .................... 1918-19
Gustafson, Carl
...... 1947-09
..
.
.
Heinrich, Ryan ..................... 1993-94
Helbig, Dwane .......................... 1952
1985
Hellar, Derek
Heniges, David ......................... 1966
Henkle, Lynn ............................. 1911
Henzel, Dick ......................... 1929-31
Hernandez, Matt ........................ 2004
Heyden, Derek .................... 1987-89
Hibbard, George .................... 1933-35
1961-63
Hilliard, Gene
Hilts, Ryan ............................... 1996
1964-66
Hobbs, Tom .........................
..
Hodgens, Blain ......................... 1927
Holbrook, Rob ....................... 1979-82
Hollenbeck, Bob ........................ 1934
IlH
Hafenfeld, Bernard
Hahn, Brent
Hays, Stan ............................... 1953
Hayward, Dave ................... 1961-63
Hearing, Mike ........................... 1979
Hedges, Drew .................. 1997-2000
1926-27,29
1989
Hamilton, Gary
1983-86
Hammer, Kenneth ................. 1928,31
Hansen,Gene ........................... 1947
Hansen, Paul .................... 1998-2000
Hardie, Tim
1993
Hardin, Scott ......................... 1994-95
Harle, Warren ............................ 1957
Harper, Rich .............. ..... . 1975-78
Holmquist, Dewey ................. 1922-23
Hooker, Kevin .............. 1991-93, 95
Hopkins, Jeff ....................... 1989-90
.
.
Hopp, Don
1952
.
Horton, Mervin ....................... 1909-10
Houck, Cub ........................... 1951-52
Houdek, Otto ......................... 1937-38
Housely, Scott ........................... 1977
Howard, Josh ............................ 2001
Howard, Kelly .......................... 1978
.
Harper, Bill ............................ 1948-50
Hartman, Tex ........................ 1919-21
Hartley, Eugene ..................... 1925-26
Hass, Mike ................................ 2004
Haugen, Troy
.......... 1987-89
Hubbard, Clyde ..................... 1918-21
Hudson, Will ......................... 2000-02
Hayes, Kevin ............................ 1978
Hays, Craig ....................... 1999-2002
1984-86
Hulstrom, Bryce
Humphrey, Jack .................. 1966-67
Hughes, Emmet .................... 1920-21
Hughes, Hadey ......................... 1924
Hughes, Henry ...................... 1932
1972-74
Jurgenson, Greg
...
.................
K
Kahalehoe, Koa ........................ 2006
Kaiser, Bob ........................... 1965-67
Kaleikilo, Chris ......................... 1990
Kalibak, William .................... 1936-37
1937
..
Kappel, Rudy .........................
Kasberger, Joe ...................... 1920-22
Keck, Mike ............................. 1970
Keck, Walter ......................... 1909-11
Keema, Bud .................... 1931-33
1909-11
Keene, Lawrence
.
..
...
Keene,Spec ......................... 1919-21
Keema, Bud ..................... . 1931-33
Keim, Greg
.................. 2006
Keudell, Ron ........................... 1982
1979
Kirchem, Herb
....
1943, 47-08
Kirchner, Walt
...
Kissner, Tim ....................... 1993-94
Kline, Ty ............................... 2002-03
..
Klug, Scott .......................... 1985-86
1986
Kluss, Dennis ................ .
Knight, Brooke ..................... 1992-94
Knotts, Aaron ............................ 1995
Kohler, Dick ....................... 1946-48
Kolkowski, Bruno .............. 1934-35
Koller, Jon ...................... 2003,05-06
Krafve, Keith
................ 1983-86
1950-51
Krafve, Ralph .....................
...
Kramien, Lionel ....................... 1922
1918
Krueger, Dutch ........................
..
Kruger, Pete ............................ 1947
.
Kunda, Chris ......................... 2003-06
Kunz, Eddie .......................... 2005-06
L
Lake, Rob ............................. 1997
Lambert, Tim ........................ 1985-88
Landrum, Ken ........................ 1974-75
Lankow, Geof ......................... 1966
Larson, Barry ......................... 1993-94
2006
Layboum, Greg ...............
Greg Jurgenson
Ralph Takami
John Sipple
Lebeck, Greg
Leberge. Kevin
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2007
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BASEBALL
Lecne r, Bonnie .................... zuuo-ub
..................... 1988-89
Ledesma, Joey ......................... 2005
Lee, Terry
.............. 1968-70
Ledbetter, Todd
Lehrer, Al
.......................... 1962-63
Leone, Mike ........................ 1996-97
Leovich, John ........................... 1940
Lewis, Fred
.........................
1938-39
ipe, Ryan ........................... 1995-98
Lissman, Mike ...................... 2004-06
Lodell, Carl.........................
...
1918-20
Loffer, Jesse .........................
....
1940
Logan,John ......................... 1926,28
Long, Dave .......................... 1962-63
Looff, Hans . .......................... 1913-16
Looney, H B ............................. 1908
Lovejoy, Dan ......................... 1955-57
.
Lovinger, Eric ................ 1992,94-96
uby, Dan
............................
..
1957-59
Lucas, Ron ...........................
.
1965-67
Lundberg, Roy ........................... 1932
Lunde, Ray ..........................
..
1958-60
Luster, Corey .......................
..
1990-92
Lyons, Steve ....
4
1979-81
M
MacRae, Elwin
Mack, Joe ..
1941-42
1930-32
.
Mack, John
1943,47-49
Maddux, Walt ..
1983-84
Mallinak, Mel ......................
..
1985-86
.
.................. 1991,94-95
................... 1927-29
Via loy, Marc
Maple, Howard
vlarrett, Charles ........................
.
1928
Markham, Terry .................... 196465
Marquardt, A........................
J
1993-94
Marsden, Wallace ..................... 1933
.
Martin, Bob .............................
...
1970
Martinez, Bill ....................... 1974-77
Masewicz, Brian .................. 1995-96
Matt Bailie
Morrison, Scott ...................... 1992-95
Mouw, Rob ........................
1987-88
Moye, Rene ............................... 1959
Muench, Gregg ..................... 1982-83
Munich, Billy ...................... 2003-05
.
McCarthy, Craig .................... 1990-91
McCluskey, Bill ..................... 194243
McCormick, Jake
2004-06
.
McCowan, Joel
1972-74
McDonald, Ryan .................... 1996-97
McEwan, Jim
...........................
1935
McFaddan, Dave .................... 1957
..
.
McFeely, Shea....................
..
2004-06
McGrew, Ben .......................... 2002
McKenna, Hugh .................... 1921-23
McKennon, Russell
. 1928, 30-31
McKinney, Earl ...................... 1938-39
McLemore, Mark .................... 2000-02
McMullen, Ian ...................... 2002-03
.
McNair, Bob ......................... 1978-80
McMillan, Anthony
............. 1913
Meier, Gail ........................... 1973-76
Meiwes , Pat ............... 1991-92 94-95
Mellinger Brad .......................... 2003
Mencas Val ................... 1995 , 97-90
Mendenhall, Frank .................... 1922
,
,
,
,
Olson, Steve .......................... 1963
Orell, Bernard ....................... 1937-38
Ostmo, Erik ........................... 1989-90
Otis, Jeff ............................... 1986-89
..
Murray, C...............................
S
1907
p
Myers, Jason ....................... 1993-94
Myers, Jeffrey ....................... 1982-84
Myhre, Joe .......................... 1974-75
Paczesniak , Mark ................... 1971
Paine Fred ............................. 1957
.
,
Palfrey, Ernest
Mason, Don .............................. 1969
Mason, Ellis .......................... 1937-38
Mason, Grimm ............... . 1958-59, 61
Mathews, Aaron ................. 2002-04
Maxwell, Anton
............. 2005-06
McBride, Jason ..................... 2001-02
Mike Thurman
Naylor, Mike ............................ 1970
Neal, Travis .......................... 1983-84
Negri, Frank .............................. 1957
Neitzel, R..A...........
.......... 1988-90
Nelson, Ed ............................ 1950-52
Nelson, Scott
.................. 2003-05
Newell, Mark
1996-97,99-2000
Newman, Chris
................... 1980,83
Nicholson, Scott .................... 2000-01
.................. 2004-06
Nielson, Ken ............................ 1989
Nightenga!e, Fred .................. 1929-30
Niles, Mark ................................ 1979
Noble, Ken ............................ 1975-78
Nickerson, Jonah
Noel, John ........................... 1971-74
Noonan , Val ........................... 1921-23
John
1978-79
Pearson, Dan
Pearson, John ........................... 1971
Pederson, Doug .................... 194142
Pederson, Twink ................... 1956-58
Pegnam,John .......................... 1993
Pendergrass, F.R ....................... 1907
Pendley, Nathan .................... 2003-04
Pennell, Lee ......................... 1929-31
Percell, Brody ....................... 1995-98
Perry, Glen ............................ 1922-24
Perry , Tony
0
O'Neill, Dan ......................... 1982-84
Oberst, Ray
y ..................... 1943,47-48
Oerding, al .......................... 1959-61
Oliphant, Jeff .......................... 1981
Olsen, E C
1918
1919-20 , 22
........................ 1966
1923
Parkinson, Robert
Paterson, Joe ........................... 2006
Patterson, Leonard .............. 1938-39
Paul, Mike ...................... 1974, 76-77
Paust, Ashley .......................... 1928
Payne, Chris ......................... 1985-88
Pearce, Lowell ................ 1955-56,58
Parisotto ,
N
........................... 1969-70
1963-64
Peters Frank
Peters, Norm
194042
1960-62
Petersen, Larry
1932
Peterson, Robert
Petrella, Albert ......................... 1938
Petroni, Carlo ....................... 1959-61
Phillips, Jim ....................... 1956,58
,
Phillips, Lige , ........................ 1909,12
Piesker, Jarak ....................... 1979-80
Pietsch, Seth ...................... . 2001-03
.
1996-98
Pine, Chris
Pinion, Jack .............................. 1954
Pinion, Paul ............................. 1989
Plante, Rich ............................. 1974
Plato, Bruce .......................... 1977-78
Poff, Ray ............................... 1908-11
Pomerenke, Gary .................. 1972-73
Post, Jeff .............................. 1989-92
Postlewait, Jake ................... 2001-04
Powell, James ...................... 1967-69
Preston, Edward ........................ 1918
Preston, Robin .......................... 1972
Priseman, Casey ................... 2005-06
Q
Quayle, Billy ......................... 1927-29
1949
QuesinberryBob .
Quinn, Robert
1924-25
Quiring, Jake
2002-03
Rainwater , Travis ...................... 1999
Ranstad , Hal ......................... 1998-99
Rasmussen , Boyd ................ 1933-35
Reardon .................................... 1919
Recuenco, Rob ......................... 2003
Reece, Jeff ........................... 1981-83
.
Renne, Steve ........................ 1967-7(
Reynolds, Kerisi .................... 2001-0:
Rice, Lance ......................... 1985-8£
Rich, Larry
1968-7(
Richards, Harry ..................... 19464E
Richie, Paul .......................... 2001-01
Richter, Gary .............. . .......... 1977-7E
Rickson, Cad
1918-2(
Ridenour, Ryan ....................... 198£
Ridings, Red ....................... 1923-2E
.
1909-11
Rieben, George ................
1980-8:
Riley, Mickey .....................
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Rippey, Tom ........................ 1922-24
Rittenhouse, James ................. 193:
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Robbins, Charles ...................... 191,
Robbins, Oriie ........................... 192E
Roelandt, Frank .............. 1943,47-41
Rooper, John ......................... 1907-0£
Rothstrom, Ray ..................... 1953-5
Rowe, Ben
2001-01
200E
Rowe, Bill .......................
197£
Rowe, Mike
19747-1
Rowe, Pete
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Rowe, Rob . ............................... 197:
Rudolph, Steve ..................... 1976-7E
Rudzik, Bill ........................... 1959-6(
Ruggles, Jim
F:. 1952-5E
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199E
Rumrey, K .............................
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Reed, Clifford ..................... 1910-11
Reinking, Ed ............................. 1960
Remmell, Art ............................. 1928
Renault, Nick ............................ 2000
Sallee, Eric
Sakamoto, Jeff
Twin k Pedersen
Rich
Sanders, Jared
..
.
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Mohler, Lynn ............................ 1955
Moore, C L
1907
4oore, Gary .......................... 1958-60
4oore, Harry .............................. 1908
Moore, Jeff ............................ 1987-88
Moore, Otto .......................... 1908-11
.
Moreland, Julius ..
1913-14
Morgan, Walter ................. 1914-16
Red Ridings
Norb Wellman
.
Runyon, J ..R ............................. 200:
19848E
Rushing, John ...................
....
Merrill, Zadoc ....................... 1974-76
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lerryman, Art ......................
1936-37
Messman, Joe ........................ 1997
Meyer, Bill ........................... 1937-39
Miller, Cecil ........................... 1919-21
Miller, Doug
1970-72
Miller, Jerry .......................... 1976-78
Mitchell, Jed
1999, 2001
Mitola, Dan ........................... 1933-35
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Wiggins, Dave ...................... 1970-71
. 2000-01
Wilkins, Chris ...............
Wilkins, Stave . .................... 1975-76
Williams, William ................. 1914-16
Williams. David ................... 1989-92
Williams. Gene ................... 1940,42
Williams, Kevin ....................... 1977
Williams, Paul ....................... 2001
Williams, Quinn ............... ....1983-86
Williams. Steven .......... ...._.... 1977
Willkie. Corrie ..................... 1998-99
Wilson, Dick ......................... 1954-56
Wilson, Jim ...........................198082
Wilson, Lloyd ....................... 1969.71
Wintermute, Ira ......................... 1936
Winters, Glen ........................ 1926-27
Wirth, Tim ............................. 1987
Withrow, Jim ................. ........... 1954
Woemer. Jack .................. ..... 1934-36
Wolff. Cad ............................ 1907,11
Wood, Canton ....................... 1928-30
Woodard, Jack ......................... 1933
Woodard. Walter .................... 1931.32
Woodward. Woody ............... 1923.25
Worthley. Norman ................. 1935-36
..............2000-01
Way, Corky
Wray, Doug _ .............................. 1955
Wright, Oran ............................. 1939
Andy Jenkins
Sanders, Paul .................... 1990-91
Sanders, Scott ....................- 1988-90
Santschi, Scott ...................... 2006
Sauvain, Chuck ................... 1946-49
Schader, Troy .................... 1997.99
Simmons, David ................ 1977-78
Sims, Rod ........................... 1938-40
Sinclair, Free ........................... 1914
Sipple, John .................... 1984-86,88
Skeen. Scott ............................. 1997
Skoog, Jim ......................... 1965.67
Skriver, Larry ........................ 1971-74
Scheckla, Rod .......... ......... . 1987-88
Schimel, Jack ....................
1946
Schlottman. Charlie .............. 1975-77
Schmidt, David ..................... 1994-96
Schneider, Bob ......................... 1932
Schofield. Travis ....................... 1990
Schoppe. David ................... 1989-91
Schroeder, Chad .................... 2004
Schulmench, Wes ............... 1925-27
Schultz. John ....................... 1992-94
Schulze, Harry .................... 1946-47
Schwab, Arland .................. 1938-40
Scott. Monte ............................. 1977
Seeley. Blossom ................... 1915-16
Sei bert. Emil ................... _....191420
Shaffer, Mark
Stephenson, Jack ........... 1952,54-55
Stevens, Pal ......................... 2001-02
Stevens, Ron ........................... 1963
Stolz, Bob ..... ........................ 1950
Shaw, Clayton .................. 1939-41
Shaw, James ...................... 1912-14
....................... 1980-82
Shaw, Pat
Stone, Bryan .......................... 2004
Shelton, Todd ....................... 2005
Shields, Ian- ........................ 1990,92
Sh rtclrff, Bud ....................... 1951-53
Shoup, Tom ......................... 1968-70
Siebert. Emil .......................... 1918
Sieberts. Ade ........................ 191416
Street, Andy ............................. 1923
Strode. Brett .......................... 1999
Strode. Don ............................. 1942
Stranberg, Jason .... ............ _.1996-98
Straub, Dennis .......... ..... .... .1962-64
S W tton. Mike ........................1983.84
Sturgeon, Chris ........ ..... ..... 1994-96
Stutes Mike
................
2006
Stykel Don ....................... 1998-2000
Sullivan, John ...................... 1923-25
Summerfield, Darryl .............. 1966-68
Summers, Chris ............_.......... 1991
.
Siemons. Holly .......... _,..,
................ 1924-26
Sigrist, John
S i m as, Tom .......................... 1974-75
Simas, Warren ................... 1942.47
1911
Jon Yonemitsu
I
Vanderbundt. Skip .................... 1967
Vazquez,Abino
1995-97
Vermillion Tyson ..............._. 1996-97
Vladic. Larry ............. 1987-88,90-91
Bill Harper
.
Taggart. Lawrence ..................... 1922
Takami, Ralph ..................... 1937-39
Talcott, Chris ....................... 1986.88
Tanselli. Gene ...................... 1949-51
Tanselli, Lou ....................... 1979-81
Taroli, Ray .... ..................... 1971-74
Tasto Dutch .......................... 1921-23
Taylor, Donald ...................... 1951
Tebb, Fred ....................
1924-25
Tema. Bryan .......................... 1986-87
TenPas, Kane .................... 2001-03
,errell. James ................... 1983-85
Thomas, Todd ........ .._......
1980-83
Thomas, John ................... 1951-53
Thurman. Mike ...................... 1992-94
Torson, Jim .......................... 1928-30
Tower, Denny _ ........... _ ...
Tracey, Tom ......................
1966-68
1967-68
Trask, Rod ........................ 1964-65
Tuck, Jeff .........................
1995-96
Turk, Joe
...................
.. 1911
Turoen, Daniel .......... _ _.....2005-06
Y''
Yonemitsu. Jon ............... _....1990-93
Younce, Earl .......................... 1937-38
Versluis, Pat .................. ...... 1999
Stahl. Doug ........................... 19662-64
Stark. Eric ........................ 1998-2001
Steele, Kurt ........................... 2003-05
......... .:.......... 1987-88
U nderdner, Dave ... _ ....... ....... 1979
Smith, Simeon .....................1913.15
Smith, Steve ........................ 1981-83
Snelling, Allen ................ ..... 1992-95
1949-50
Snyder. Ray ...................
South, Veeder .................... 1963-65
Specht, Lyle .................. .... 1940-:1
Spnck. Jack ............................. 1946
.............. .......... 1922
Summers, Stan .................... 1920-2'
Supple, Joe ....................... 1914,16
Swango, Wayne ................. 1964-66
Swann. Claude ..................... 1907-08
Swedherg, Steve .................. 1971-73
Swinbumson. Tyler .............. 10-95,97
Syverson, Dain .................... 1982-84
Smith, Mason ........................ 1991-94
Soller, Fred ........................ _ 1937 -39
Selberg. Eric ............... 1966-67
Shade. Jack.
Wright, Willard ....................... 1938
Wynne, Richard........,,, ..... 1924-25
Pete Rowe
Younce, Len ........................ 194041
Young, Richard ................ .....1923-25
Younker, Jason ..................... 1987-88
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Zarbinsky. Ron
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195961
Wagner, Bill ........
Wagner, Fred ..._........... ._._..... 1930
Wagner, Geoff ................. 2005-06
Wagner. Heinie ........ ........... 1924
Honorary
Halbrook, Scott ......................... 1982
Wakeland, Chris .................... 1995-96
Walker. Larry ............................. 1958
Wallace, John .......................... 2006
Walters, Red ............................. 1912
Ward, Dallas ...................... 1925, 27
Ward. Thomas .....................1933, 35
Watts. Brent _ .................... ....1992-94
Webber. Levi ......................... 2001-03
Weber, Tass .. _ ..................... 1933-34
Webster. Bob ........................ 1979.80
Wagner, Lou ................... 1946-47 4g
"'aide, Karl .......................... 1964, 69
Weimer. Elmer ........................ 1-43
Weller, Theodore ................... 1913-16
Wellman. Norb ...................... 1952-54
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West. Ken ....................... 198M1,83
Wheeler, Todd ....................... 1981-82
U
Wheeling, Mark ...................
1995
Ume roto, Robert ................. 1972-73
White, Don ............................ 1950-52
Whitelaw, John ..................... 1959-60
Pat Barry
Scott Halbrook
1957
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BASEBALL
OREGON STATE HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
(Year of induction in parentheses)
* - denotes also played baseball
Oregon State University
BASEBALL
Bailey Brem (1992)
Jay Dean (1991)
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Glenn Elliott (1991)
Ken Forsch (1991)
Cecil Ira (1991)
Larry Petersen (2006)
Red Ridings (1991)
Frank Roelandt (1992)
Wes Schulmerich (1991)
Clayton Shaw (1993)
Jim Wilson (2003)
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Lew Beck (1988)
Ray Blume (2004)
Freddie Boyd (1992)
Lester Conner (1994)
Mel Counts (1988)
Cliff Crandall (1990)
Scott Eaton (1993)
Dave Gambee (1991) *
A C Green (1996)
Lee Harman (1991)
Jim Jarvis (1991) *
Steve Johnson (1993)
Ed Lewis (1988)
Jim Wilson
John Mandic (1991)
Wally Palmberg (1991)
Gary Payton (1996)
Red Rocha (1990)
Ade Sieberts (1990) *
Charlie Sitton (1997)
Charlie White (1991)
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Juli Coleman (2003)
Tanja Kostic (2005)
Carol Menken-Schaudt (1988)
Judy Spoelstra (1994)
MEN'S CREW
Tom Woodman (2003)
Robert Zagunis (1993)
WOMEN'S CREW
Amy Martin (2003)
FOOTBALL
Clayton Shaw
Pete Pifer (1990)
Dale Story (2006)
Gap Powell (1990)
Steve Preece (1991)
Rocky Rasley (1993)
Jon Sandstrom (1991)
Eberle Schultz(1991)
Ade Schwammel (1990)
Vic Sears (1991)
Aaron Thomas (1990)
Skip Vanderbundt (1993)
John Witte (1991)
Len Younce (1988)
MEN'S GOLF
Bob Allard (1991)
Dick Yost (1990)
WOMEN'S GOLF
Dr Mary Budke(1992)
Grant Swan (1990)
Willie Turner (1997)
Tom Woods (2005)
Karl Van Calcar (1994)
Tim Vollmer (1993)
Herb Abraham (1990)
Bill Austin (1990)
Sam Baker(1991)
Terry Baker(1988)
Ted Bates (1991)
Paul Brothers (1997)
Steve Brown (1993)
Vern Burke (1991)
Jules Cadson (1994)
Cindy Greiner (2004)
Joni Huntley (1988)
WRESTLING
Herm Clark (1990)
Jimmy Clark (1991)
Steve Coury (2003)
Tom DeSylvia (1994)
John Didion (1991)
Don Durdan (1988)
Bill Enyart (1991)
Joe Francis (1991) *
Red Franklin (1991)
Rockne Freitas (1991)
Bill Gray (1991)
Joe Gray (1991)
Quentin Greenough (1991)
Bob Grim (1991)
Craig Hanneman (1992)
Rich Koeper(1991)
Percy Locey (1990)
Billy Main (1992)
Howard Maple (1990) *
Bill McKalip (1990)
Hal Moe (1990)
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Lew Beck (1981)
SOFTBALL
Herb Habedach (1991)
Mel Counts (1982)
Howard Harris (1997)
Cliff Crandall (1981)
Dave Gambee (1980)
Carolyn Fitzwater (1992)
MEN'S TRACK AND FIELD
Dick Fosbury (1980)
Ralph Hill (1980)
Forrest Smithson (1981)
Grant Swan (1980)
WOMEN'S TRACK AND FIELD
Joni Huntley (1990)
WRESTLING
Ron Finley (1982)
Buck Grayson (1983)
A C Green (2003)
Jim Jarvis (1987)
Steve Johnson (1995)
Ed Lewis (1980)
John Mandic (1982)
Wally Palmberg (1981)
Red Rocha (1980)
Charlie Sitton (1997)
Robin Reed (1980)
Carol Menken-Schaudt (1993)
COACHES
Dee Andros, football (1986)
Ralph Coleman, baseball (1981)
FOOTBALL
Bill Austin (1982)
Sam Baker (1980)
,baseba1(1988)
Vern Burke (1982)
Ken Carpenter (1982)
Don Durdan (1981)
TEAMS
1932-33 men's basketball (1991)
Bill Enyart (2003)
Steve DeAutremont (1992)
Lynn Dickey (1991)
1933 football (1988)
Joe Francis (1981)
Red Franklin (1980)
Quentin Greenough (1981)
Bob Grim (1990)
Percy Locey (1981)
Howard Maple (1981) *
Bill McKalip (1991)
1939 football (1993)
1941 football (1988)
1948-49 men's basketball (1991)
1952 baseball (1992)
1954-55 men's basketball (2005)
1980-81 men's basketball (1996)
SPECIAL CONTRIBUTIONS
Hal Moe (1982)
1956 football (1994)
1961 men's cross country (1991)
Bobb McKittrick, football (2000)
Ralph Miller, men's basketball (1988)
Tommy Prothro, football (1989)
Lon Stiner, football (1981)
Dale Thomas, wrestling (1991)
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1941 football (1985)
1962-63 men's basketball (2004)
1965-66 men's basketball (2006)
1967 football (1992)
Ted Bates (1996)
Berny Wagner, track and field (1993)
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Terry Baker (1980)
Pat Void, nen's basketell, men's testis (1990)
ForrestSmithson(1988)
Jess Lewis (1981)
Chet Newton (1980)
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Dr Jerald Willie (1994)
WOMEN'S SWIMMING
Amy van Loben Sels (2005)
MEN'S TRACK AND FIELD
Steve Pauly (1991)
Tracy Smith (1991)
Jack O'Billov:ch(1991)
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Ralph Miller, men's basketball (1991)
Tommy Prothro, football (1990)
Lon Stiner, football (1990)
Dale Thomas, wrestling (1992)
Dick Fosbury (1988)
Morgan Groth (1991)
Darrell Horn (1991)
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Fritz Fivian (1992)
Les Gutches (2003)
SUbGil,men's
Eric Capps (2006)
MEN'S SWIMMING
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WOMEN'S SKIING
Jean Saubert (1983)
Sam Bell, track and field (2006)
Ralph Coleman, baseball (1990)
Karl Drlica, crew (1991)
SOFTBALL
S
Wes Schulmerich (1980)
COACHES
Dee Andros, football (1991)
Dallas Ward, baseball, football (1997)
WOMEN'S SKIING
Jean Saubert(1991)
MULTI-SPORT ATHLETE
BASEBALL
Babak Mohammadi (2003)
Chet Newton (1991)
Robin Reed (1988)
Henk Schenk (1992)
Greg Strobel (1993)
Roger Weigel (1993)
(1997)
Chari Knight (2005)
State of Oregon
Dan Hicks (1994)
Len Kauffman (1991)
Jess Lewis, football, wrestling (1990)
John Thomas, baseball, football
MEN'S GOLF
DickYost (1982)
WOMEN'S GOLF
Dr Mary Budke(1991)
WOMEN'S GYMNASTICS
Bill Robertson, athletic trainer (1988)
Irwin Harris, sports info director (1994)
James Barratt, athletic director (1997)
Don Conway (1991)
Jim Crumley (2005)
Ron Finley (1991)
MEN'S MULTI-SPORT
Dave Brundage, baseball, football
(2004)
Len Younce (1980)
JdmEggas,sportt®fo diredor(1988)
Jim Baumgardner (2006)
Larry Bielenberg (1994)
Virgil Cavagnaro (1991)
Chari Knight (2003)
Linda Parker (1992)
Joy Selig (1997)
Ken Carpenter (1991)
SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS
Spec Keene, athletic director (1988)
WOMEN'S TRACK AND FIELD
Gracie DeMoss (1991)
WOMEN'S GYMNASTICS
Mary Ayotte-Law (1993)
Laurie Carter (1994)
Traci Crover (2005)
Amy Durham (2004)
Gap Powell (1982)
Steve Preece (1988)
Ade Schwammel (1981)
Vic Sears (1980)
Aaron Thomas (1982)
John Witte (1983)
1962-63 men's basketball (2003)
1964 football (2004)
1966 men's basketball (1993)
1967 football (1997)
1980-81 men's basketball (2006)
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PetePifer(1991)
JohnEggas,galshb dimdor(1981)
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OREGON STATE POSTSEASON RESULTS
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Northern Division Tournament results
from 1984-1991
BASEBALL
1916
PACIFIC COAST CONFERENCE
CHAMPIONSHIP
(Three games)
At California
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California 5, Oregon State 2
California 10, Oregon State 3
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Oregon State 4, Washington 3
NORTHERN DIVISION
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Washington State 5, Oregon State 2
Oregon State 8, Washington State 7
Washington State 8, Oregon State 6
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Southern California 10, Oregon State 7
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Oregon State 8, Southern California 6
California-Santa Barbara 7, Oregon
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Southern California 7, Oregon State 5
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PACIFIC COAST CONFERENCE
CHAMPIONSHIP
(Best-of-three)
1975
1985
Oregon State 4, Ohio State 3
Oregon State 11 , St John's (N Y.)1
Oregon State 19, St John's (N Y.) 3
At Oregon State
NORTHERN DIVISION PLAYOFF
(One game)
Oregon State 12, Southern California
10
Oregon State 5, Southern California 4
WESTERN REGIONAL
(Best-of-three)
At Oregon State
Oregon State 2, Fresno State 1
Oregon State 8, Fresno State 4
Oregon State 15 , Stanford 0
(Six teams, double-elimination)
At Stanford
At Oregon State
At Washington State
(Eight teams , double-elimination)
At Omaha, Neb.
Washington State 6, Oregon State 4
Stanford 17, Oregon State 3
Oregon State 10 , Southern California 4
Southern California 9 , Oregon State 8
(10 inn )
Oregon State 10, Southern California 8
COLLEGE WORLD SERIES
Pepperdine 6, Oregon State 1
1982
PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE
CHAMPIONSHIP
1986
(Eight teams, double-elimination)
At Omaha, Neb.
Stanford 15, Oregon State 6
Arkansas 4, Oregon State 3
Stanford 15, Oregon State 4
Oregon State 7, Richmond 1
Oregon State 1, Arkansas 0
Stanford 10, Oregon State 7
(Best-of-three)
1983
(Eight teams, double-elimination)
At Omaha , Neb.
MIDWEST REGIONAL
(Six teams, double-elimination)
At Oklahoma State
PACIFIC COAST CONFERENCE
CHAMPIONSHIP
(Best-of-three)
Oregon State 4, Stanford 3
WESTERN REGIONAL
At Stanford
1958
At Oregon State
CORVALLIS SUPER REGIONAL
(Best-of-three)
COLLEGE WORLD SERIES
Duke 18, Oregon State 7
Texas 10, Oregon State 1
CORVALLIS SUPER REGIONAL
(Best-of-three)
Tulane 3 , Oregon State 1
Baylor 4 , Oregon State 3 (10 inn )
2006
COLLEGE WORLD SERIES
Miami (Fla ) 11, Oregon State 1
Oregon State 5, Georgia 3
Oregon State 8, Miami (Fla ) 1
Oregon State 5, Rice 0
Oregon State 2, Rice 0
Championship Series
(Best-of-three)
North Carolina 4 , Oregon State 3
Oregon State 11 , North Carolina 7
O regon St ate 3 , N or th C aro lina 2
CORVALLIS REGIONAL
(Four teams , double-elimination)
At Oregon State
WESTERN REGIONAL
(Six teams, double-elimination)
2005
At Stanford
CORVALLIS REGIONAL
Stanford 14, Oregon State 0
(Four teams, double-elimination)
Oregon State 5, Wright State 3
Oregon State 11 Kansas 3
Oregon State 12 , Hawai'i 3
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Southern California 7, Oregon State 0
Southern California 15 , Oregon State 0
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At Santa Clara
Santa Clara 8, Oregon State 1
Santa Clara 7, Oregon State 5
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1958 PCC Championship
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2005 Super Regional
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OREGON STATE SERIES RECORDS
Albany
(1971,2001)2-5
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State ....................... (1991,2003) 2-2
Oral Roberts .......................... (1978, 2002)4-3
Oregon ............................ . (1907,1981)150-146
(First, latest) W-L
(1970,1985)4-0
OPPONENT
Air Force
...
............_.._......
.
(1927)1-0
Albertson . ................
........ (1916)2-0
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Albuquerque
(1967)0-2
Arizona ................................. (1963,2006)16-22
Arizona State ........................ (1963,2006) 15-31
....
Arkansas
Oregon State Alumni
(1921,1968)5-1
Oregon Tech .......................... (1974,1990)17-1
Pacific (Calif) ......................... (1977,2006)8-7
(1912,1996) 56-3-1
Pacific (Ore) .. ...
Pearl Harbor ..................................... (1961)1-0
Pendleton ....................................... (1915) 2-0
(1986,1995)1-2
Arkansas-Little Rock
.........................
(2004)1-0
....
Baylor ........................................... (2005)0-1
Baker City .............................. (1914,1916) 3-0
...
(1977,2006)3-7
..
Pepperdine
Portland .............................. (1909,2006)140-60
Portland Beavers ............................... (1981)1-0
.....................................
Boise State
....
(1975)1-0
BrighamYoung ...................... (1971,2006)11-6
Portland Colts ................................... (1913) 0-1
(1915)1-0
Portland Monarchs ...........................
...
California .............................. (1916, 2006) 20-32
.
California-Davis ........................ (1955, 2006) 2-2
California-Irvine
(1972)0-1
California-Riverside ................. (1970, 2005)10-9
(1911)0-1
Portland Roadsters .
Portland State ..................... (1950,1998)106-48
..
PugetSound ......................... (1970,1980)10-3
Regina ............................................. (1913)1-4
California-Santa Barbara
(1968,2005)10-8-1
Cal Poly .................................. (1968,2006)4-1-1
Cal State-Chico
(1920,1990)18-10-1
(1972,1984)0-0
Cal State-Fullerton
Cal State-Hayward
(1974,1978) 3-1
Cal State-Los Angeles
(1976,1978)1-3
Cal State-Northridge ................ (1999,2005)10-9
Cal State-Sacramento
. (1961, 2006) 22-13
CalState-Sonoma .............................. (1988)2-1
Cal State-Stanislaus
Rice ................................................. (2006) 2-0
Richmond ........................................... (1986)1-0
Sacramento Senators .......................... (1920) 0-2
St John's Bears .................................. (1926)1-0
St John's (N Y) ......................... (1970,2005)3-0
.. (1998) 3-0
St Martin's .....................................
St Mary's (Calif)..................... .(1971,2006)2-1-1
Salem High ............................... (1907,1909) 2-1
Salem Senators ....................... (1924,1955)6-10
San Diego ................................. (1973,2005)4-5
San Diego State ................... (1973,2003)6-5-1
San Francisco .......................... (1974,2006)4-3
San Jose State ..................... (1953,1999)9-11-1
Santa Clara ........................... (1920, 2000) 3-14-1
(1975,1979)1-1
Camp Adair ...................................... (1943)1-1
Camp Lewis .................................... (1921)1-0
Canada Baseball Institute ..
(1994,1997)2-1
Central Florida ........................ (1992,1998) 2-1
Central Michigan ................................. (2000)1-1
CETYS (Mexico) ................................ (1998)1-0
Chapman ............................... (1968,1972) 2-1
Chemawa .............................. (1907,1922)12-1
Chicago State................................
.....
(2004)1-0
Citadel .............................................. (2004)1-1
Clemson ............................... (1988,2001)2-3
Colorado ........................................... (1972)1-0
Concordia (Ore )
(1980, 2003)11-0
Comell ................................................ (1986) 2-0
Corvallis ............................................. (1914)1-0
Creighton .......................................... (1996)2-0
Dallas Baptist .................................... (2005)2-1
Delaware ........................................... (1976)1-0
Duke .................................................. (1952) 0-1
Eastern Michigan ............................... (1976) 0-1
Eastern Oregon ......................... (1968 1995)4-0
Eastern Washington
(1981 , 1990)32-10
Eugene Emeralds ...................... (1957 , 1959) 0-2
Evansville ......................................... (1992)1-1
Florida Atlantic .............................. (1998)1-0
Fresno State .......................... (1952, 2000) 9-26
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prior to the final game of his career at Oregon in 1966
Loyola Marymount
(1972,1999)1-1
Maine ....................................... (1978,1994) 3-0
Naval Air ............................................. (1961) 0-1
Nebraska .......................................... (1999)1-0
McChord Air Force Base ..................... (1955)1-0
McMinnville Tigers ............................ (1915) 0-2
McNeese State ............................... (1991)0-1
Meiji (Japan) ............................ (1924,1929) 1-1
Miami (Fla ..........................................
)
(2006)1-1
Michigan ............................................ (2002)2-0
Michigan State .................................... (1995)1-1
Minnesota ................................. (1990,2001)4-3
Missouri ........................................... (1985)1-0
Montana .................................... (1947,1960) 5-0
Mt Angel .................................. (1912,1924) 7-0
Multnomah Athletic Club
(1908,1928) 7-7
Nevada
.................................. (1962,2006)10-2
Nevada-Las Vegas .................... (1975,2001)2-4
New Mexico ............................ (1991,2006) 7-2
New Mexico State .................... (1995, 2005) 6-2
New York Colored Sox ........................ (1921)0-1
.
Nittaidi (Japan) .................................... (1996) 2-0
North Carolina ..................................... (2006) 2-1
Northern Arizona ........................ (1966,1977) 3-3
North Pacific Dental
(1921,1933) 5-0
Northwestern ....................................... (1992)0-2
................ (1986)1-0
Notre Dame ...............
Ohio State ................................ (1990, 2005) 3-1
George Fox .......................... (1980,2003)13-1
George Washington ............................ (1988)1-0
Georgia ............................................... (2006)1-0
Gonzaga ................................ (1919,2006) 59-30
Grambling .......................................... (1968)1-0
Grand Canyon
(1966,1994) 3-2
Grant Tech ......................................... (1953)1-0
Harvard .................................
(1985,1989)1-1
Hawaii
. (1952,1973) 5-3-1
Seattle
Seton Hall ...................................... (1984)1-0
South Florida ................................... (1998)1-0
Southern California ................. (1951,2006)15-37
Southern Oregon ....................... (1964,1982) 8-1
Southern Utah ......................... (1992,2002)3-0
(1984,1991)1-1
Southwestern Louisiana
(1993, 2004) 2-0
Southwest Missouri State
Spo k ane Indi an s ................................. (1916) 0-2
St anf or d ................................. ( 1920 2006)20-35
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SubPac ...........................................
Texas
..........................................
.
(1961)1-0
(1952)0-1
Texas A&M
............... (1988,2000)1-3
Texas-Arlington ........................ (1993, 2004)1-1
Texas Christian ............................... . (1993)1-1
Texas-Pan American ..........................(2006)3-0
Texas Tech ............................. (1999, 2001)1-1
Tulane .................................. (1986, 2005) 0-3
Tulsa ...................................... (1970,1976) 2-0
UCLA ................................. (1967,2006)15-25
United States International ................... (1987)1-0
.......................................... (1973,2004)5-1
Utah Valley State ............................... (2006) 5-1
Valdosta State ..................................... (1978)1-0
Washington ...................... (1911,2006)218-179-2
Utah
(1910,2006)186-215-2
Washington State
Western Kentucky .............................. .(2002)1-0
Western Oregon ....................... (1908,1995) 69-9
Western Washington .......................... (1975)1-0
Westmont ............................... (1968,1969) 2-0
West Virginia ..................................... (2000)1-0
Whitman ............................... (1908,1960)15-6
Willamette ............................. (1907,1997)84-23
Winthrop ............................................ (2005)1-0
............................ (1961, 2006) 5-15
Hawai'i-Hilo ............................ (1996,2002)5-0-1
Hawaii Marines .................................. (1961)1-0
Helena ................................................ (1914)1-2
Hickam Field Air Force Base ............. (1961)1-0
Howard .............................................. (1997)1-0
Humboldt State ................................... (1974) 0-1
Idaho
(1910,1964)103-41-1
Illinois-Chicago .................................. (1992) 2-0
Kansas ......................................... (2006)1-0
Kansas State ............................ (1971,2000) 2-3
Keio (Japan) ........................................ (1961)0-1
Kelso .................................... (1924,1926) 2-1
Lafayette ............................................. (1991)1-0
LaVeme .............................................. (1975)1-0
Lewis & Clark ....................... (1947,1994) 38-3
Lewis-Clark State
(1975,1997) 9-6
(1927,1997) 74-15
Linfield .................
Long Beach State
(1980,1989)1-5
.
Wisconsin ....................................... (1986) 0-1
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Head coach: F.C. McReynolds
(5-2 overall)
Salem High
at Salem High
atChemawa
Willamette
Chemawa
at Oregon
Oregon
W
9-6
L
5-6
Pacific (Ore)
at Washington
at Washington
W 74
W
W
W
18-3
12-0
W
96
L
3-9
W
6-4
Washington State
Washington State
W
5-1
W
5-1
L
6-10
Oregon
W
7-0
Oregon
W 20-6
W 12-6
Washington
Washington
at Washington State
at Washington State
Head coach: Joe Fay
(11-4 overall; Oregon Collegiate
2-0
W 12-6
0-4
1908
4-6
W
at Pendleton
at Pendleton
L
8-1
6-9
L
W 10-1
14
L
W 12-5
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Whitman
at Whitman
1907
L
L
5-8
W
5-1
W 14-2
L
2-4
L
3-4
champions)
atWoodbum
atChemawa
atWillamette
atChemawa
Whitman
Whitman
at Western Oregon
atWillamette
Chemawa
Chemawa
at Oregon
at Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Multnomah Athletic Club
L
5-6
L
2-3
W
W
8-4
L
5-6
1916
Head coach: Hans Loof
Oregon State's first baseball team hit the field in 1907
(10-9-1 overall, 5-3 Northern
Division West; 1st place)
4-3
W 13-1
W 8-4
W 11-9
W 16-1
W 4-1
W 5-3
W 5-4
W 16-2
W
5-4
L
3-5
1909
Portland Roadsters
Whitman
Whitman
atWillamette
at Multnomah Athletic Club
at Washington
at Washington
at Idaho
W
W
10-1
L
5-9
Portland
W
9-4
Portland
L
6-9
at Oregon
L
2-5
at Oregon
W
7-4
Oregon
L
2-3
Oregon
W
5-0
13-1
3-6
atWillamette
L
0-2
Willamette
L
1-6
L 3-10
7-0
0-2
L
6-9
W
W
W
4-2
9-0
8-4
Head coach: E.J. Stewart
(5.9 overall)
W 15-6
0-4
24
W 14-5
Head coach: Jesse Garrett
(7-10 overall; 4-4 Northern Division
West, 1st place tie)
Portland Colts
Regina
Regina
Regina
Multnomah Athletic Club
Regina
at Oregon
at Oregon
1-14
6-7
W
W
Head coach: Wilkie Clark
(7-9 overall; 1-7 Northern Division
West, 3rd place)
Chemawa
Corvallis High
Baker City
Baker City
Helena
Helena
Helena
W
6-5
W
8-4
W
4-3
W
15-4
L 10-11
W
6-0
L
2-5
L
4-5
L
24
at Chemawa
W
9-0
124
Washington
Washington
at Oregon
at Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
W
4-0
L
0-3
L 2-14
W
1914
1-6
6-2
L
4-8
at Chemawa
W
214
W
W
9-2
W 10-5
L
0-3
L
2-5
W
4-3
Washington
Washington
Oregon
at Washington
at Washington
Oregon
3-6
8-4
4-6
L 10-11
L
at Washington
at Washington
3-6
L
9-0
at Multnomah Athletic Club
3-5
1913
vs Regina
1912
Washington State
Washington State
1910
L
L
Oregon
2-5
7-3
W
Chemawa
Oregon
4,5
W
at Washington State
at Washington State
Washington State
Washington State
Pacific (Ore)
Multnomah Athletic Club
Mt Angel
at Oregon
at Oregon
at Washington State
at Multnomah Athletic Club
W 84
Idaho
(5-4 overall)
Salem High
Chemawa
Multnomah Athletic Club
1-12
at Idaho
Idaho
Head coach: Otto Moore
L
W 22-4
W 14-5
24
L 2-12
L
L
7-5
L
2-5
L
0-2
W
14-5
W 13-2
atWillamette
W 16-0
at Washington
at Washington
W
7-2
L
3-2
Washington
Washington
at Oregon
at Oregon
Oregon
W
W
9-3
L
5-6
Oregon
at California
at California
at California
Willamette
W
W
4-1
2-0
L 4-15
L 5-10
L
2-6
T
0-0
2-1
L 2-10
W
W
6-0
L
2-5
L
3-10
L
0-9
W
6-0
Era
1917
No varsity baseball - World War I
1915
Head coach: Roy Goble
(13.8 overall, 5-1 Northern Division
Head coach: Fielder Jones
(13-4-1 overall; Northwest
Collegiate champions)
1918
Head coach: J.D. Baldwin
(4-6 overall)
Willamette
at Willamette
W
W
5-2
14-2
Whitman
Whitman
L
-4
Oregon
L
2-3
W
3-0
Oregon
L
1-15
Idaho
W
114
at Oregon
L
8-18
Idaho
T
2-2
at Oregon
L
7-21
at Whitman
at Whitman
W
5-4
L
24
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Idaho
W
W
5-4
at Idaho
W
Washington State
Washington State
at Oregon
at Oregon
Washington State
Washington State
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
at Oregon
6-1
at Oregon
W 13-12
L 10-12
W 10-1
L
4-5
W 14-10
8,5
L
14
W
W
W
W
W
4-3
1919
6-3
Head coach: Jimmie Richardson
(7-7 overall, 2-5 Northern Division
West; 2nd place)
6-5
atGonzaga
W
6-3
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Multnomah Athletic Club
Multnomah Athletic Club
Washington State
Washington State
Washington
W 14-7
2-0
L
4-8
W
10-4
1911
Head coach: Frederick Walker
(8.7 overall)
m
5-11
L 0-13
L 1-14
W
at Baker City
atAlbertson
atAlbertson
at Spokane Indians
at Spokane Indians
at Idaho
at Washington State
Oregon State won the Northwest Collegiate title in 1910
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5-2
L
0-3
L
6-7
W
W
8-5
W
4-1
6-4
L 6-12
L2
2007
1
OREGON STATE
BASEBALL
L
Washington
at Washington
at Washington
1-3
Portland
0-1
Portland
34
at Washington
W 10-5
W 13-3
Oregon
5-9
at Washington
Linfield
Washington
L
4,5
W
W
11-1
L
3-11
L
6-9
Oregon
W
at Oregon
W 16-3
9-3
Washington
atOregon
Oregon
Oregon
Multnomah Athletic Club
at Oregon
at Portland
at Portland
1920
Head coach: Jimmie Richardson
(12-11 overall, 11-8 Northern
Division)
at Santa Clara
at Stanford
2-9
at Stanford
2-3
3-4
at California
at California
0-10
at Sacramento Senators
at Sacramento Senators
at Cal State-Chico
W
2-1
L
2-6
L
1-7
W
9-4
W 11-0
Willamette
Willamette
at Washington
at Washington
Washington State
Washington State
Washington State
Stanford
Stanford
at Oregon
W
7-0
L
0-2
L
5-9
at Oregon
W 11-1
at Oregon
W
at Oregon
W
Oregon
W 14-11
Idaho
W
W 11-0
L
W
W
W
W
Washington State
0-3
3-0
Oregon
at Oregon
L
4-8
6-2
Head coach: Ralph Coleman
(10-6 overall, 8-6 Northern Division)
6-0
Oregon State Alumni (ex)
9-6
5-4
Mt Angel
W
W
L
0-6
L
3-4
Mt Angel
Pacific (Ore)
W
W
at Washington
at Washington
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Idaho
at Idaho
T
9-9
L
1-3
atGonzaga
L
Washington
W
4-3
Idaho
L
03
at Whitman
at Idaho
at Idaho
3-2
1921
Head coach: Jimmie Richardson
(11.8.1 overall, 5-7-1 Northern
Division)
North Pacific Dental
W
5-1
W 15-3
W 17-3
W
6-5
L
0-3
W
W
5-4
L
3-8
T
W
0-0
4-3
3-2
L 7-15
L
3-5
L
3-4
W
W
4-1
4-0
L 9-12
W
2-1
L
2-3
W
5-4
at Oregon
W 14-5
L
Idaho
at Washington State
at Washington State
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
at Oregon
6-1
Idaho
4-6
Oregon State Alumni (ex)
Multnomah Athletic Club
New York Colored Sox
North Pacific Dental
at Camp Lewis
at Washington
at Washington
at Gonzaga
at Washington State
at Washington State
Washington
Washington
Willamette
Washington State
Washington State
9-3
1923
L
North Pacific Dental
6-3
W 11-0
W
Washington State
Washington State
at Oregon
at Oregon
L
2-9
7-6
4-1
5-3
L
5-15
L
8-11
W
W
5-3
7-8
L
3-16
L
35
W
W
1-0
22-5
L
1-5
W 16-10
W 11-5
6-1
1924
Head coach: Ralph Coleman
(16-8-1 overall, 11-8 Northern
Division; 3rd place)
Mt Angel
W 13-1
Mt Angel
W 12-2
Kelso
Meiji, Japan
Multnomah Athletic Club
at Salem Senators
Pacific (Ore.)
Whitman
Whitman
Washington
Washington
W
W
W
W 10-9
L 2-10
6-7
13-2
L
W
W 12-2
17-4
1925
Head coach: Ralph Coleman
(11-2 overall, 11.2 Northern
Division; 1st place)
9-2
W
Pacific (Ore)
W 14-2
atWillamette
L
3-7
W
W
W
W
16-1
L
5-7
11-6
11-6
6-5
6-5
at Oregon
L
3-7
Washington
Washington
at Washington
at Washington
at Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
L
2,3
L 9-14
W
6-2
L
2-8
W
6-4
1927
6-0
W
10- 4
Mt Angel
Mt Angel
W
W
at Washington
at Washington
Head coach: Ralph Coleman
(13.5 overall, 5-3 Northern Division
West; 1st place tie)
7-1
W
Pacific (Ore)
Willamette
Willamette
Albany
W 10-0
W
W 10-5
W65
W 13-7
8-2
W 194
W 16-3
at Gonzaga
at Washington State
at Idaho
W
6-3
L
3-5
W
W
4-3
9-8
Linfield
Multnomah Athletic Club
Washington
Washington
at Washington
at Washington
L
14
at Oregon
W 74
at Oregon
W 10-4
W 10-5
1926
vs Washington
8-6
at Washington State
L
7-9
at Washington State
at Whitman
at Whitman
W
W
11-9
Washington
Washington
Washington State
Washington State
Oregon
Oregon
Whitman
Milman
4-3
L
6-7
W
7-1
Willamette
at Willamette
L 11-13
W
11-6
L
2-6
L
2-5
Portland
Portland
Pacific (Ore)
Pacific(Ore)
18-8
at Oregon
4-3
at Washington State
L
2-5
at Washington State
at Washington State
W
8-7
L
6-8
Washington State
Washington State
Idaho
Idaho
Head coach: Ralph Coleman
(6-7 overall, 2-6 Northern Division
West; 3rd place)
W
3-2
L
4-7
7-2
L 6-13
L
6-8
W
14-7
L
5-9
W
W
W
10-3
L
7-3
64
4-5
L
6-7
W
W
11-2
L
3,5
L
4-7
L
4-8
7-5
Head coach: Ralph Coleman
(16-6 overall, 10-6 Northern
Division; 2nd place)
W 15-9
W 20-2
W
W
W
16-3
1930
-
Washington
Washington
at Washington
at Washington
1928
Head coach: Ralph Coleman
(8-6 overall, 3-5 Northern Division
West; 3rd place)
at Idaho
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
5-3
8-7
4-3
2-0
17-0
12-1
5-1
6-4
L
4-5
W
W
13-3
L
0-6
L
3-4
4-2
L
1-5
W
W
7-5
14-1
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Idaho
L
3-4
W
9-3
W
6-5
Oregon
W
10-1
atOregon
W
6-4
L
3-8
Oregon
1931
Head coach: Ralph Coleman
(9-10 overall, 7-9 Northern Division;
4th place)
L 3-10
0-17
4-3
9-3
5,3
L
13-5
Oregon
Idaho
at Washington
at Washington
Oregon
atOregon
10-2
W
at Gonzaga
16-4
Oregon
at Idaho
at Idaho
Head coach: Guy Rathbun
(13.8 overall, 9-8 Northern Division)
W
12-5
W
W
Washington State
Washington State
Washington
Washington
at Washington State
at Washington State
Nom
North Pacific Dental
Ch ema wa
L 7-16
W
W
W
W
Western Oregon
Willamette
Meiji, Japan
Idaho
L 6-16
L
24
Oregon
Washington State
Washington
at Washington
Kelso
Kelso
W 13-2
W 17,5
4-3
W
W
7-0
8-3
W
Pacific (Ore)
St John's Bears
Oregon
Whitman
Idaho
at Whitman
at Oregon
Oregon
Multnomah Athletic Club
6-8
1922
L 4-10
Head coach: Roy Lamb
(10-9 overall, 8-8 Northern Division;
3rd place tie)
The 1913 Beavers get ready to ride the rails on a road trip
W 14-8
Oregon
5-4
1929
at Oregon
Washington
Oregon
9-11
W
Willamette
Willamette
7-3
W 10-7
at Oregon
W
8-4
Oregon
W 11-7
L
4-5
atWillamette
L
2-8
Idaho
W
7-6
Idaho
L
6-7
L
7-9
W
8-4
W
11-6
Washington State
Washington State
Washington
Washington
L 11-13
W
ss I A standing-room crowd saw the Beavers play Washington in 1920
I
L
6-8
W 14-3
L 9-16
L
0-6
W
5-1
L 11-15
L 4-18
at Idaho
L
atldaho
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BASEBALL
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Washington
at Washington
at Oregon
Oregon
L
6-7
W
7-6
L
1-12
at Oregon
Oregon
Washington State
L
5-6
Washington State
W 12-2
L
Idaho
Idaho
6-7
Washington
Washington
1932
Portland
W 10-3
W 10-7
W 7-1
W 4-3
W 94
L
1-3
W 2-1
W 7-5
W 14-4
W 9-3
W 9-1
Head coach: Slats Gill
(10.9 overall, 8.8 Northern Division;
at Idaho
3rd place)
at Washington State
L
0-8
at Washington State
at Washington
at Washington
L
3-6
W
W
2-1
W
W
5-0
Willamette
Willamette
atWillamette
W
3-2
L
2-6
W 20-19
Oregon
L
7-10
atOregon
Washington State
Washington State
W
6-2
L
3-6
L
1-6
Idaho
W 124
W 11-5
Idaho
Washington
Washington
at Washington
at Washington
at Idaho
at Idaho
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Oregon
Oregon
L
3-9
W
7-2
L
1-5
L
1-2
W
W
W
114
L
2,3
W
4,3
L
3-6
W
Western Oregon
Oregon State Alumni (ex)
North Pacific Dental
Willamette
at Willamette
Portland
Portland
at Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
at Oregon
L
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
L
11-8
0-3
8-7
6-5
9-2
9-7
2-3
8-1
8-3
11-3
6-14
W 14-2
W 8-5
at Oregon
L
8-9
Oregon
L
2-3
4.y .y
1935
at Idaho
Head coach: Slats Gill
(11-11 overall, 8-8 Northern
Division; 3rd place tie)
at Oregon
at Oregon
Oregon
Linfield
Linfield
Willamette
W
W
19-3
L
3-6
Western Oregon
Portland
Willamette
W
9-7
L
4-7
L
3-4
L
0-17
Willamette
Willamette
W
W
W
12-7
Willamette
12-1
L
8-9
W
W
10-9
Western Oregon
at Western Oregon
Oregon
at Oregon
atOregon
Oregon
Idaho
Idaho
Washington State
Washington State
Washington
Washington
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Idaho
at Idaho
14-9
9-4
21-4
W 12-11
L
24
L
5-8
W
11-6
L
3-4
W
8-2
L
5-10
1937
Head coach: Slats Gill
(8.14 overall, 4-12 Northern
Division; 4th place)
L
-5
L
2-9
W
54
W
6-4
W 13-12
L
1-7
L
0-14
Idaho
L
9-11
Idaho
W
6-3
L
6-16
L
0-13
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Washington
Washington
at Idaho
at Idaho
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Washington
at Washington
04
W
W
3-2
Oregon
L
5-9
at Oregon
L
7-9
Head coach: Ralph Coleman
(15.9 overall, 7-8 Northern Division;
3rd place)
Willamette
Western Oregon
Western Oregon
at Willamette
Willamette
Linfield
Linfield
L
3-17
at Idaho
W
8-5
atOregon
W 23-11
at Idaho
W
5-3
Idaho
W 11-10
at Washington
L
3-4
Idaho
at Washin g ton
at Oregon
L
3-13
L
0-8
atOregon
L
3-10
W 22-8
L
4-5
L
6-11
5-4
L 10-15
L
7-9
L
1-5
L
8-10
Idaho
L
4-8
Idaho
W
5-2
L
3-7
W
W
5-0
L
7-10
9-7
at Washington State
at Washington State
L
at Idaho
L
4-8
at Idaho
W
16-8
L
3-5
W
6-5
Oregon
L
4-6
at Oregon
L
L
0-8
Oregon
L 6-15
at Oregon
L
3-6
1936
Head coach: Slats Gill
(8-16 overall, 7-9 Northern Division;
4th place)
Willamette
Willamette
Willamette
Linfield
Western Oregon
Portland
Portland
0-12
0-7
7-9
L 5-12
W 10-6
4-1
L
Oregon
W 22-11
1-5
W 23-14
W 7-3
3-7
63
Pacific(Ore)
5-6
L
4-9
Oregon
atldaho
12-0
L
L
W 13-10
W
W
Idaho
W 4-2
Portland
at Washington State
at Washington
at Washington
Washington
Washington
at Washington
at Washington
at Washington State
at Washington State
Idaho
5-6
Head coach: Ralph Coleman
(18-7 overall, 10-6 Northern
Division; 1st place tie)
Pacific (Ore.)
Pacific (Ore.)
Portland
Portland
at Oregon
3-6
L
1938
Western Oregon
L 2-13
Portland
3-2
3-8
Washington State
17-2
3-7
L
7-6
7-3
W
W
W
W
W
W
12-1
9-5
L 11-13
W 10-3
3-5
0-6
3-7
at Oregon
Oregon
0-2
5-0
17-5
16-4
1940
L
14
W
11-2
Head coach: Ralph Coleman
(19-5 overall, 13-3 Northern
Division; 1st place)
Pacific (Ore)
W
Linfield
at Linfield
W
10-7
Willamette
L
4-6
atWillamette
W
11-6
Washington State
Washington State
W
7-1
Willamette
Salem Senators
Linfield
Salem Senators
W
14-1
W
W
12-4
L
5-15
5-3
5-2
W
7-6
L
0-2
L
7-17
5-8
Idaho
W
W
10-2
L
W
74
Idaho
W
11-9
74
L
4-0
L
6-14
L
3-9
W
W
3-2
L
6-8
7-1
at Oregon
W
4-3
Idaho
W
14-6
Idaho
W
W
5-4
L
2-9
Washington
Washington
at Washington State
at Washington State
W
W
W
6-0
L
2-7
at Idaho
W
7-3
at Idaho
L
1-2
at Washington
at Washington
at Oregon
L
4-5
L
7-8
L
1-2
Oregon
L
5-9
Washington State
Washington State
5-2
5-4
4-0
Head coach: Ralph Coleman
(14.8 overall, 8-6 Northern Division;
3rd place)
2-0
10-7
L
4-1
W
1942
W
W
W
6-3
12-3
11-0
W
L
3-2
155-3
at Idaho
at Washington State
at Western Oregon
W
W
Oregon
W
8-2
5-0
W
7-8
L 8-13
W
W
W
W
Washington State
Washington State
Washington
Washington
L
Western Oregon
Oregon
Washington State
4-2
1939
2-5
L
5,3
W 12-3
0-4
L
W 13-2
W
W
6-3
L
5-2
1-12
at Pacific (Ore)
at Pacific (Ore)
2-5
W
Washington
Washington
5-4
L
at Salem Senators
L
17-7
W
xt
L
2-11
Oregon
at Washington
at Washington
Western Oregon
Willamette
Salem Senators
L
at Oregon
Washington State
Washington State
Washington
Washington
Head coach: Ralph Coleman
(15-10 overall, 8.8 Northern
Division; 3rd place)
Linfield
W
Pacific (Ore)
W
Pacific (Ore)
W
W
Head coach: Slats Gill
(10-15 overall, 5-11 Northern
Division; 5th place)
Pacific (Ore)
W 2-1
Oregon State Alumni (ex)
W 12-9
W
at Oregon
4-2
1941
Washington State
Washington State
Washington
Washington
at Portland
at Washington State
at Washington State
1934
at Western Oregon
Western Oregon
Portland
Portland
at Western Oregon
Western Oregon
Willamette
Willamette
Oregon
95
Head coach: Slats Gill
(9.5 overall)
Western Oregon
In 1922, the Beavers had their own way of encouraging a rally
11-6
1933
.infield
at Idaho
W
W
W
6-0
L
6-8
Willamette
atWillamette
Pacific (Ore)
Pacific (Ore)
W
W
W
5-4
14-0
L
5-6
at Oregon
W
W
W
W
W
W
Linfield
Willamette
at Willamette
at Portland
Washington State
Washington State
Idaho
Washington
Washington
Oregon
at Idaho
at Idaho
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Washington
at Washington
at Oregon
4,3
3-1
4,3
2-1
11-0
4-0
163
73
9-6
L
5-6
W
W
13-6
L
5-6
L
4-7
4-6
L 2-10
L
2-3
L
34
1943
8-0
1-10
4-2
Head coach: Ralph Coleman
(14.6 overall, 12-4 Northern
Division; 1st place tie)
Camp Adair
Oregon
at Oregon
Idarr,
OREGON STATEUNIVERSIiYATHLETICS-DEVELOPINGFUTURELEADERSTHROUGHEXCELLENCEINACADEMICSANDATHL TICS
W
3-1
L
1-14
W
4,3
w
Idaho
W 15-2
Washington State
Washington State
Washington
W 74
Washington
at Willamette
at Washington State
at Washington State
W
8-6
Washington State
Washington State
at Portland
L
1,3
Idaho
W
7-0
Idaho
L
5-6
2-1
6-2
at Idaho
at Idaho
W
W
W
Washington
Washington
9-0
at Idaho
at Idaho
W
5-4
L
0-2
W
6-3
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Washington
at Washington
at Washington
Willamette
Camp Adair
W 17-1
L
4-8
Oregon
W
6-4
L
1-9
at Oregon
at Oregon
Oregon
at Oregon
1944-1945
No varsity baseball - World War II
Oregon State captured the Northern Division flag in 1925
1946
1948
Head coach: Ralph Coleman
(16.10 overall, 10-6 Northern
Division; 2nd place)
Head coach: Ralph Coleman
(7-7 overall, 4-7 Northern Division;
4th place)
Salem Senators
Salem Senators
Salem Senators
at Willamette
Willamette
Willamette
Pacific (Ore)
_infield
Washington State
Washington State
Idaho
Idaho
L
2-8
L 2-14
L 0-10
W
W
17-7
15-8
W 3-2
W 95
W 13-1
W 14-10
W 3-1
L 12-14
W
2-1
L
7-9
L
2-6
Washington
Washington
at Portland
at Portland
it Idaho
L
3-7
W
W
14-0
at Idaho
W
13-9
at Washington State
at Washington State
W
10-6
L
5-9
at Washington
at Washington
W
5-0
L
1-5
at Oregon
W
4-3
Oregon
W
10-6
L
3-5
W
9-5
at Oregon
Oregon
7-0
Salem Senators
W
Salem Senators
at Portland
at Portland
Washington
Washington
at Idaho
at Idaho
W 12-6
Montana
Montana
Willamette
Willamette
Salem Senators
7-10
1950
L
14
L
5-6
Portland State
W
8-3
L
6-11
Pacific (Ore)
Willamette
W
5-2
L
3-7
L
5-6
W
8-3
W
5-1
L
1-11
L
18-8
20-2
W 12-3
1-4
7-9
0-6
Oregon
L
7-9
atOregon
L
6-8
84
L
7-18
L
1-10
at Grant Tech
at California
W 94
L
34
at San Jose State
at Fresno State
at Fresno State
W
6-4
L
3-5
W
4-3
L
6-7
W
W
8-2
L
4-5
L
6-8
7-1
Idaho
W
9-4
Oregon
W
16-2
L
8-9
Idaho
W
W
14-5
at Oregon
W
6-1
14-4
Oregon
W
5-1
Oregon
L
5-11
at Southern California
L
4-6
1949
L
3-5
Linfield
W 17-16
at Idaho
at Idaho
W
12-1
4-5
Portland
W
L
Head coach: Ralph Coleman
(15-8 overall, 8-7 Northern Division;
3rd place)
at Southern California
at Southern California
L
7-10
Idaho
W 4-1
L
1-8
L
14
L
04
10-8
at Washington State
at Washin g ton State
at Washington
at Washington
Oregon
at Oregon
13-4
20-8
Portland
Linfield
Salem Senators
at Lewis & Clark
at Lewis & Clark
L 10-13
W
W
W
W
W
6-4
12-5
at Portland
at Portland
W 19-14
Lewis & Clark
W 11-2
W 11-6
W 13-6
L
3-16
Washington State
L
1-11
Washington State
Washington
L
24
Washington
at Washington State
at Washington State
W 17-7
W 18-8
Washington
Washington
L
0-1
W
W
20-2
at Oregon
L
6-10
Oregon
L
4-7
6-3
1951
Linfield
Linfield
Portland
at Oregon
Portland State
Lewis & Clark
Lewis & Clark
Head coach: Ralph Coleman
(27-12 overall, 10-6 Northern
Division; 1st place)
Pacific (Ore)
W 22-5
Linfield
Willamette
at Oregon
Lewis & Clark
Lewis & Clark
W
W
W
W
W
10-9
W
2-0
W
10-2
4-3
7-5
10-4
5-1
Lewis & Clark
atWillamette
1952
Linfeld
P ortlan d St a te
Head coach: Ralph Coleman
(23.6 overall, 10-4 Northern
Division; 1st place)
at Oregon
Portland
at Pacific (Ore)
at Linfield
Oregon
at Lewis & Clark
Linfield
Linfield
W 5-0
W 6-0
W 16-3
W 84
W 4-1
W 4-2
L
2-3
W
W
5-3
Idaho
L
Washington State
Washington State
Seattle
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Idaho
L
8-3
2,3
4-8
W 13-5
L
6-8
W
3-0
W
8-3
W 13-9
W
at Washington
at Washington
W 94
3-2
W
9-1
L
1-2
1954
Head coach: Ralph Coleman
(12-8 overall, 10-6 Northern
Division; 2nd place tie)
16-4
L
4-5
L
5-12
at Lewis & Clark
W
10-4
at Oregon
L
3-5
W
W
5-1
Willamette
Salem Senators
Washington State
Washington State
L
34
W
W
W
9-4
Idaho
W 11-3
Idaho
W
Washington
Washington
at Idaho
at Idaho
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Washington
at Washington
W 17-6
W 32-7
22-5
Oregon
at Oregon
Oregon
at Oregon
W 11-0
L
I
6-4
8-7
0-4
W 84
L 2-10
L
3-5
W 74
L
7-9
W
7-3
L 6-12
L
04
Head coach: Ralph Coleman
(15-10 overall, 8-4 Northern
Division; 2nd place)
OREGON STATE UN IVERS(iY ATHLETICS-DEVELOPING FUTURE LEADEISTHROUGH EXCELLENCE IN ACADEMICS AND ATHLET iCS
7-1
W 10-5
1955
The sporting press at a 1935 Oregon State home game
9-1
at Idaho
at Oregon
W 10-9
W 9-8
L
W
W
5-7
L
Fresno State
Willamette
L 2-10
W 15-10
L
W 12-10
W
5-4
2-1
W
0-4
W 10-8
at Washington
7-6
L 5-18
L
3-8
at Idaho
W
Head coach: Ralph Coleman
(15-9 overall, 8-3 Northern Division;
2nd place)
W 11-10
10-3
4-6
3-1
L 13-14
1953
8-4
54
L
6-8
3-7
1-0
at Idaho
L
W
6-2
6-0
10-4
1-6
6-10
W
W
L
L
15-7
L 10-11
L
6-5
3-1
Salem Senators
Salem Senators
at Idaho
14-7
3-5
W
W
16-5
at Washington
at Washington
at Oregon
11-8
W 124
L
7-1
5-6
5-2
W
10-8
Southern California
Southern California
Fresno State
vs Duke
vs Texas
12-4
74
L
at Washington State
at Washington
at Washington
at Oregon
at Oregon
Oregon
W
Idaho
at Washington
Oregon
atOregon
15-7
L
Head coach: Ralph Coleman
(7-12 overall, 5-9 Northern Division;
4th place)
at Idaho
Idaho
Washington
at Washington State
at Washington State
W
4-2
34
4-7
L
Washington
at Washington State
at Washington State
Willamette
Willamette
Linfield
5-6
9-10
L
Washington State
Washington State
Washington
74
6-7
L
L
6-1
W
L
W
W
L
5-0
Washington State
Washington State
Washington
Oregon
L 15-16
W
W
W
W
W
0-3
Idaho
11-1
3-2
at Portland
5-6
19-8
L
Head coach: Ralph Coleman
(14-11 overall, 6-10 Northern
Division; 4th place)
7-2
W
7-3
L
3-9
W
74
Idaho
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
Ida ho
W
at Washington
at Oregon
Oregon
at Oregon
6-5
5-2
16-2
Idaho
W
W
W
W
W
W
at Washington
9-2
L
W
1947
Lewis & Clark
Lewis & Clark
-infield
-infield
L. a, 0
at Washington
Seattle
Oregon
W
2007
OREGON STATE
BASEBALL
W 10-1
at Cal-Davis
at California
at Stanford
L
L
1-8
L
7-9
W 12-1
Linfield
Willamette
W
W
W
at Lewis & Clark
3-2
Washington
Washington
McChord Air Force Base
at Washington State
W
at Idaho
W 13-5
at Washington State
at Washington
at Washington
W
31
L
1-2
L
5-6
L
1-7
1-3
W 16-3
9-0
W 35
8-2
W 29-12
at Oregon
W 15-7
Oregon
W 64
L 4-10
Coach Ralph Coleman (left) addresses the 1939 Beavers
Washington State
Washington State
Idaho
1956
Head coach: Ralph Coleman
(17-13 overall, 7-8 Northern
Division; 3rd place)
W 12-2
W 11-4
L
4-6
Washington
Washington
W
W
7-6
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Idaho
W
3-1
L
2-3
4-3
4-3
L
2-5
4-3
at Washington
at Washington
5-4
at Oregon
W
5-1
Oregon
L
4-5
W
6-1
atWillamette
L
4-6
at Portland
L
4-9
Portland
L 2-12
Portland State
Portland State
at Linfield
Willamette
at Oregon
Oregon
Idaho
Idaho
W
W
W
3-1
4-3
3-2
W 10-8
1958
Head coach: Ralph Coleman
(18-11 overall, 10-4 Northern
Division; 1st place)
vs Washington State
W 3-1
vs Idaho
L
2-3
vs Montana
W 16-5
2-11
at Western Oregon
W
L
4-11
atLinfeld
L
04
W 23-3
W 13-7
Washington State
Washington State
Washington
Washington
at Idaho
at Idaho
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Washington
at Washington
L
5-9
W
W
7-5
L
0-4
L
3-9
W
5-0
L
0-1
Oregon
W 11-10
L
5-7
L 6-12
L 12-15
6-1
at Linfield
at Lewis & Clark
Willamette
Linfield
13-1
L
5-14
L
5-10
L
2-3
W
W
W
W
10-4
L
0-7
L
0-15
8-7
4-3
at Oregon
5-3
Oregon
1959
L
W 3-2
W 16-13
W
W
W
W
14
W
W
W
at Lewis & Clark
Idaho
L
0-1
7-1
L
1-2
W
5-0
Western Oregon
Portland
Portland
W 10-1
Portland State
Idaho
Idaho
W 12-0
W
W
3-1
4-2
L
5-20
W
3-2
L
5-10
L
1,5
Head coach: Ralph Coleman
(21-7 overall, 7-5 Northern Division;
4th place)
vs Washington State
W
54
vs Montana
W 10-2
vs Idaho
W 10-2
at Lewis & Clark
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
at Portland
Lewis & Clark
Lewis & Clark
at Linfield
atWillamette
Western Oregon
10-0
at Portland
124
Linfield
Portland
9-6
at Oregon
Oregon
Idaho
3-2
Idaho
W
4-2
Washington
Linfield
W
15-5
Oregon
W
5-2
at Oregon
L
4-8
Eugene Emeralds
Washington State
L
9-10
L
1-6
Portland State
Portland
Portland
10-2
14-1
Washington
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Idaho
at Idaho
W
8-6
W
7-0
Linfield
at Lewis & Clark
at Lewis & Clark
W 74
Portland
0-3
3-1
6-5
W 17-0
Idaho
W
Washington State
Washington State
W 10-3
L
4,5
W
W
11-0
Washington
at Idaho
7-4
W
W
W
W
W
6-5
L
0-5
W
W
W
W
4-0
6-4
8-7
9-6
W 11-6
0-3
2-11
7-8
L
8-9
L
2-3
W
5-3
L
1-2
W
W
4-1
7-6
Oregon
L
3-8
Oregon
W
W
W
7-6
W
6-2
5-3
4-1
W 4-3
W
3-0
L
1-3
L
2-3
Head coach: Ralph Coleman
(26-6 overall, 11.4 Northern
Division; 1st place; final national
ranking, No.13 Collegiate Baseball)
7-2
L
L
1962
5-0
L
3-1
L 9-10
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Washington
vs Hawaii Marines
vs Hickam Field AFB
vs Pearl Harbor
vs SUBPAC
vs Hawaii
vs Naval Air
vs Keio, Japan
9-4
5-0
at Idaho
at Washington
at Oregon
at Oregon
3-0
W
W
6-2
L
7-8
Idaho
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
4-3
Idaho
L
4-0
Washington State
Washington
Washington
at Idaho
at Idaho
at Washington State
W 6-1
W 10-0
W 13-3
W 5-0
L
9-10
at Washington State
at Washington
at Washington
W
W
W
7-5
Washington State
Washington State
at Nevada
L 9-13
W
at Nevada
at Nevada
at Portland State
9-4
Willamette
Linfield
Linfield
at Linfield
Portland State
at Portland
Seattle
Seattle
W
3-1
Pacific (Ore)
atWillamette
W
5-4
at Oregon
W 15-4
Oregon
W 10-3
L
6-9
W 13-10
W 6-5
Portland
L
2-6
Eugene Emeralds
Oregon
L
6-7
W
8-5
L
4-8
at Oregon
L
3-4
Head coach: Ralph Coleman
(18.13 overall, 8.7 Northern
Division; 2nd place)
vs Idaho
L
3-6
vs Idaho
W 15-3
vs Washington State
L 10-11
vs Washington State
W
1-0
atWillamette
8-1
W 25-2
2-4
Portland
at Portland
at Portland
at Linfield
W
L
1957
Western Oregon
Western Oregon
Willamette
Linfield
Linfield
W 14-0
L
Head coach: Ralph Coleman
(18.5 overall, 7-5 Northern Division;
2nd place)
W 23-1
at Whitman
W 10-1
at Whitman
vs Washington State
W 4-3
vs Idaho
W 4-3
vs Montana
W 6-5
13-4
32
13-4
1960
Lewis & Clark
Lewis & Clark
6-4
at Portland
Portland State
Linfield
W
W
Idaho
24
Southern California
L
W 21-2
W 17-0
W 21-2
W 12-2
15-7
L
8-0
at Idaho
5-2
7-8
L 16-17
at Linfield
at Linfield
atWillamette
6-5
7-9
W 13-2
5-6
L
Portland
W
L
W
L
11-0
Washington State
W
W 74
vs. Idaho
at California
at Cal State-Sacramento
at Cal-Davis
Pacific (Ore)
Lewis & Clark
Lewis & Clark
4-1
L 0-16
14-6
14-0
at Washington State
at Washington
at Washington
L
W 84
W
W
Washington
at Washington State
at Fresno State
at Fresno State
Willamette
Willamette
Washington
Washington
at Idaho
at Idaho
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Washington
at Washington
Oregon
at Oregon
Southern California
vs Idaho
vs Washington State
vs Washington State
Western Oregon
Lewis & Clark
Linfield
9-0
W 11-8
Head coach: Ralph Coleman
(27-14 overall, 8-6 Northern
Division; 2nd place)
5-2
W 21-3
W
3-5
1961
7-1
Portland State
at Salem Senators
Idaho
L
L
W
1-9
L
at Portland
at Oregon
at Washington
at Washington
Oregon
2-7
L 9-15
at San Jose State
at Fresno State
at Fresno State
Oregon
119
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.
Oregon State won the 1943 Northern Division title; there would be
no baseball the next two springs d ue to World War II
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OREGON STATE UN V ERSITYAiHLETICS DEV EL.O°ING FUTURE LEADERS THROLIGH EXCELLENCE IN ACADEMICS AND ATHLEI1CS
9-1
15-3
5-3
13-2
13-1
8-0
7-2
5-4
9-7
7-1
16-0
10-0
14-6
12-0
11-0
8-6
8-6
7-5
4-8
W 16-12
4-0
15-2
2007
OREGON STATE
BASEBALL
Oregon
0-1
Washington
at Oregon
2-3
Oregon
8-9
at Santa Clara
1-8
at Oregon
0-4
at Santa Clara
5-7
at Oregon
1-2
1963
1967
Head coach: Ralph Coleman
(23-12 overall, 11-4 Northern
Division; 1st place; final national
ranking, No.10 Collegiate Baseball)
Head coach: Gene Tanselli
(23-13 overall, 9-6 Pacific-8; 3rd
place tie)
at Arizona
at Arizona
at Arizona
at Arizona State
W 74
W
4,3
L
2,3
at Arizona State
at Arizona State
at Arizona State
at Arizona State
at Arizona State
L
4-5
W
W
8-6
at Arizona State
L
2-7
vs Albuquerque
vs Grand Canyon
vs Northern Arizona
vs Albuquerque
vs Northern Arizona
atLinfield
atLinfield
L
0-1
L
Portland
Linfield
Linfield
W
W
W
at Portland
W 12-0
vs Lewis & Clark
W
W
W
6-2
L
2-6
W
W
W
W
W
9-3
L
4-7
W
8-5
L
6-9
Seattle
Seattle
Portland State
Washington State
Washington State
Idaho
Washington
Washington
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Idaho
5-6
Portland State
W
6-3
34
Portland State
L
0-5
8-3
at Pacific (Ore)
at Linfield
W
5-1
L
0-1
at Portland State
Oregon State Alumni (ex)
W
8-2
W
7-3
Pacific (Ore)
W
7-1
Portland
W 11-0
14
L
4-3
Oregon State president A.L. Strand swung at the ceremonial first
pitch of 1946; Beaver coach Ralph Coleman (not pictured) pitched
and Washington State coach Buck Bailey caught
5-3
7-2
5-3
7-5
9-0
at Washington
L
1-3
at Oregon
W
4-3
at Northern Arizona
W 13-11
at Washington
Oregon
at Oregon
L
24
at Oregon
L
0-1
L
1-3
W
5-4
W
5-1
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Grand Canyon
at Northern Arizona
L
0-3
L
2-3
W
W
W
W
8-0
9-1
1965
Head coach: Ralph Coleman
(15-19 overall, 7-11 Northern
Division; 3rd place)
2-1
at Arizona
5-4
atArizona
L
1-9
3-0
L
6-7
L
1-2
Oregon
Oregon
Southern California
W
5-0
at Arizona
at Arizona State
at Arizona State
L
3-9
L
3-4
L
4-9
L
5-6
L
0-2
Southern California
Southern California
W
8-6
at Arizona State
at Arizona State
at Linfield
W
9-1
L
5-7
W
5-2
Linfield
Linfield
Willamette
at Lewis & Clark
Head coach: Ralph Coleman
(25.11 overall, 8-8 Northern
Division; 3rd place; final national
ranking No. 22 Collegiate Baseball)
atLinfeld
at Linfield
at Portland State
Linfield
W
W
9-0
L
0-3
W
W
6-0
L
04
W
4-3
at Portland State
Portland
Oregon
L 3-10
W 4-3
W
8-1
L
2,3
W
9-4
L 4-14
W
W
W
3-2
7-3
8-7
L
1-6
L
2-6
W
5-4
L
6-8
at Portland State
Portland
at Linfield
L
2-9
atLinfeld
L
1-9
Pacific (Ore)
8-3
Portland State
W
W 74
W
4-3
L
1,3
L
7-8
L 10-13
1966
Head coach: Ralph Coleman
(18.17 overall, 4.13 Northern
Division; 4th place)
L 3-12
atArizona
at Arizona
at Arizona
at Northern Arizona
L
3-9
L
2-3
W
6-2
at Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
at Portland
Washington State
Washington State
L
2-5
7-2
5-4
6-1
6-5
3-2
2-1
3-2
W
7-1
L
2-3
L
14
Washington State
at Washington
at Washington
L 2-15
at Washington
at Washington State
at Washington State
L 6-12
Willamette
Washington
Washington
L
3-4
L
1-2
L
0-1
L
4-5
L
8-11
W
W
W 10-2
W 10-0
W 20-1
W 19-6
7-2
W 4-3
3-1
Portland
9-5
3-0
6-2
5-6
8-3
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
6-5
L
6-3
W 4-0
9-7
W
at Portland
Pacific (Ore)
4-0
Pacific (Ore)
Portland State
at Portland
W 86
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington State
Washington State
Washington State
at Washington
at Washington
at Washington
at Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Western Oregon
Portland State
at Portland State
W 19-1
W
W
W
0-5
W 12-2
0-5
W
W
W
at Chico State
at Chico State
3-7
L
7-5
L
at Washington
at Washington
at Oregon
at Oregon
at Santa Clara
at Chico State
L
5-11
W 22-6
at California
at Stanford
at Stanford
5-1
L
at Idaho
at Southern Oregon
at Southern Oregon
W
W
L
8-5
1964
5-4
5-4
at Stanford
at Stanford
L
1-2
at California
at California
Washington
Washington State
Washington State
Western Oregon
L
3-6
W
5-2
vs Washington State
at Portland
Linfield
at Portland State
Oregon
W 85
W
W
3-1
W
6-0
1-0
L 0-13
W
W
W
7-3
L
1-6
3-1
6-2
Portland State
W 14-5
W 10-0
UCLA
W 4-1
UCLA
W 54
Southern California
W
5-0
Southern California
Oregon
atOregon
L
1-5
Willamette
W 4-2
W
8-5
1968
Head coach: Gene Tanselli
(23-13-1 overall, 6.12 Pacific-8; 7th
place)
at Cal State-Sacramento
at Cal Poly-SLO
vs Cal-Santa Barbara
W
W
5-3
L
1-6
vs Washington
vs Westmont
vs Chapman
vs Grambling
Linfield
OSU Alumni (ex)
Willamette
atWestemOregon
Pacific (Ore)
at Linfield
at Pacific (Ore)
Willamette
W
W
W
6-2
Portland State
Western Oregon
2-1
7-3
6-5
W 10-5
W
W
W
W
4-0
7-3
6-1
7-0
W 10-2
W 10-1
T
4-4
W
W
W
W
9-8
6-2
8-2
2-0
8-1
at Oregon
W
W
W
3-1
at Washington
at Washington State
at Washington State
Oregon
Washington State
Washington State
L
2-5
Portland
W
W
3-0
at Southern California
at UCLA
L
3-7
L
8-11
L
1-2
at UCLA
at Stanford
at Stanford
L
1-2
L
0-2
L
2-11
at California
Eastern Oregon
at Oregon
Portland State
Washington State
Washington
L
1-13
Willamette
Lewis & Clark
Idaho
Idaho
Washington
Washington
at Willamette
at Idaho
at Idaho
at Washington State
at Washington State
ss
1-12
9-0
2-1
W 10-4
W 12-5
W 15-2
W
8-1
L
2-5
W
3-1
L
6-11
L 6-19
I
One of the Beavers' first trips by air was to Los Angeles to meet
Pacific Coast Conference title
Southern
for
OREGON STATEUNIVERSTY ATHL.EIICS-DEVELOPING FUTURE LEADERsTHROUGH EXCELLENCE IN ACADEMICSAND ATHLETICS
L
1,3
W
5-2
W
7-6
W 12-11
L
4-5
W
6-5
W
4-2
W
7-6
2007
OREGON STATE
BASEBALL
Washington
W 15-3
Stanford
W
4-1
California
L
14
California
L
1,3
UCLA
L
5-8
at Oregon
L
3-8
1974
Head coach: Jack Riley
(16-23 overall, 6-12 Northern
Division; 3rd place tie)
1969
L
L
5-8
at Santa Clara
L
4-7
L
3-4
at Cal State-Hayward
at San Francisco
at San Jose State
Head coach: Gene Tanselli
(17-20-1 overall, 9-12 Pacific-8; 5th
place)
4-5
at Chico State
at Chico State
W
6-0
L
7-11
W 14-3
W
5-0
L
3-4
at Cal State Hayward
at San Jose State
at Cal State-Sacramento
at Santa Clara
at Fresno State
L
06
atHumboldtState
L
2-8
Portland State
vs Chapman
vs California
L
3-8
vs PugetSound
vs Washington
L
L
3-4
at Portland State
Washington State
L
3-12
L
6-7
Washington State
Washington State
Portland
L
1-3
L
1-15
W
3-2
Western Oregon
at Santa Clara
W 64
at Cal-Santa Barbara
vs Westmont
at Cal Poly-SLO
Pacific (Ore)
at Portland State
Portland State
at Portland
Washington
Washington State
Washington State
L
3-4
W 10-7
T
1-1
W 12-2
W
4-0
L
2,3
W 214
W
7-6
W 54
L
2-3
at Stanford
L
04
at California
at California
L
1-6
L
2-9
at Southern California
at Southern California
at UCLA
L
1-3
L
4-8
L
1-2
W 12-5
W
at Portland State
at Western Oregon
Southern California
2-1
W 65
Portland State
Oregon
L
1-2
W 53
W
W
4-3
L
6-8
7-5
UCLA
L 2-12
UCLA
L
Stanford
L
1-3
34
L 2-12
Stanford
California
Oregon
at Oregon
L
1-7
W 94
W
3-1
1970
Head coach: Gene Tanselli
(19-15 overall, 6-12 Northern
Division; 3rd place tie)
at Fresno State
L
vs Arizona State
vs Stanford
vs Air Force
L 3-10
W 10-0
vs Tulsa
W
7-3
L
0-4
W
W
8-1
vs Southern California
vs. St John's
vs Cal-Riverside
Western Oregon
at Pacific (Ore.)
L
2-3
13-3
2-1
2-1
Portland
L
3-7
at Portland State
at Portland State
L
1-2
W
9-0
at Linfeld
W
7-5
W
W
3-0
at Washington State
Portland State
Washington
L
1-11
W 15-0
W
W
4-2
at Oregon
4-2
Oregon
L
3-11
W 10-4
L 2-13
1971
Head coach: Gene Tanselli
(18.17 overall, 6-10 Northern
Division; 3rd place)
at Cal-Riverside
L
vs Kansas State
vs Air Force
vs BrighamYoung
vs Arizona State
vs Stanford
vs Oklahoma
vs PugetSound
vs St Mary's (Calif)
vs Seattle
PugetSound
L 9-10
Oregon
at Pacific (Ore)
Linfield
Washington
Washington
Portland
at Washington
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Portland
Portland State
6-7
L
Head coach: Gene Tanselli
(13.24 overall, 2-15 Northern
Division; 4th place)
vs Loyola (Calif)
W 10-6
vs Cal-Irvine
L
2-7
vs. Chapman
W 4,3
vs BrighamYoung
W 5-2
vs Cal State-Fullerton
L
5-6
vs Colorado
W 6,3
vs Cal State-Fullerton
L 4-13
Willamette
W 6-2
vs Seattle
L
6-8
L
4-5
L
5-10
L
4-6
at Portland State
L
0-1
L
5-9
L
56
W
W
6-1
Western Oregon
Portland
at Oregon
W
2-1
L
6-7
L
1-7
4-2
Oregon
Oregon
8-0
at Portland State
L
4-3
W 14-6
W
W
L 0-14
2-3
W 12-6
at Pacific (Ore)
W
Washington State
Washington State
L
L
1-7
Washington State
Portland State
Linfield
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Washington State
L
2-11
W
4,3
4-3
W 54
L
03
W
4-1
L
0-1
L
7-8
W
8-4
W 10-5
L
3-4
L
1-5
at Southern California
at Portland State
Lewis & Clark
Stanford
L
L 4-10
6-9
W 10-6
W
7-6
W
4-3
Stanford
L 7-16
California
L
1-2
L 5-12
W 10-5
2-3
L
1973
1972
2-0
5-2
at Oregon
34
W
W
at UCLA
at UCLA
at Southern California
California
Portland State
W 10-6
at Portland
at Southern Oregon
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
at Western Oregon
at Portland State
Oregon
atOregon
W 10-0
0-7
W 11-3
Southern Oregon
at Washington
at Washington
Head coach: Jack Riley
(15-20.1 overall, 5-13 Northern
Division; 4th place)
W
vs Utah
8-2
at San Diego State
vs Utah
at San Diego State
at San Diego
L
4-5
W
8-4
L
6-11
L
14
Western Oregon
W 12-3
vs Seattle
T
at Portland State
W 124
at Portland State
Portland
Washington
Washington
Washington
Southern Oregon
Willamette
L
L
3-10
UCLA
L
2-7
UCLA
L
3-4
W
2-1
2-2
0-1
W 114
W 11-7
W 11-1
W
3-2
Oregon
L
2-7
W
W
W
6-3
at Portland
Western Oregon
Washington
Washington
W
W
8-7
L
6-7
L
2-3
L
2-3
Oregon
W
L
6-9
L
4-9
L
3-6
1975
at Washington State
Portland State
at Lewis & Clark
L
6-7
W
5-4
L
2-6
Head coach: Jack Riley
(28-10-1 overall, 13-5 Northern
Division; 1st place tie)
W
8-5
L
7-9
L
1-2
W
7-1
Lewis & Clark
at Washington
at Washington
at Washington
L
3-7
Portland State
W
9-2
W
5-4
L
1-8
at Western Oregon
at Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
2-5
L
14
L
4-7
W
2-1
L
2,3
L
1-2
W
W
W
3-1
9-2
2-1
L 0-10
L
1-2
L
5-7
L 3-10
at Oregon
at Oregon
vs Puget Sound
vs Washington State
vs Gonzaga
vs Boise State
vs Western Washington
vs Lewis-Clark State
5-0
Oregon State was ranked in the top 10 and won the 1963 pennant
W 15-5
7-6
L 9-10
L
5-6
W 13-3
L
2-5
W
5-2
W 10-3
W
W
7-0
8-3
2-2
L
4-5
at Cal State-Stanislaus
W
8-7
vs California
vs Nevada-Las Vegas
vs Air Force
vs Laverne
Pacific (Ore)
W
6-3
L
3-4
at Oregon
at Oregon
9-2
8-1
T
at Santa Clara
at San Jose State
Washington
at Portland State
PugetSound
Oregon
3-1
7-1
W 11-1
at Oregon
at Washington State
at Washington State
L
5-3
Washington
at Portland State
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Washington State
Oregon Tech
Western Oregon
Washington
Washington
at Washington
at Washington
at Washington
at Pacific (Ore
Western Oregon
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Portland
OREGON STATE UNIV ERSITY ATH LE TIC S-DEVELOPING FUTURE LEADERS T HROU GH EXCELLENCE IN ACADEMICS AND ATHLEmCS
n,
1-5
L 2-12
Oregon
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Washington State
I
L
4-7
at Portland
L 1-10
4-5
L
3-4
L
1-2
L
at Oregon
9-8
3-1
L
6-0
L
3-4
W
W
W
Oregon
0-1
W 11-2
34
3-9
L
W 4-2
L
L 6-26
5-6
9-5
L 7-12
9-1
Washington State
Washington State
Washington State
L
at Washington
at Portland State
at Oregon
7-9
W
7-3
5-1
PugetSound
3-5
1-0
W
W
W
W
Lewis & Clark
at Western Oregon
vs Southern California
vs Washington State
vs UCLA
L
W
L 5-13
at Portland
Portland State
at California
at California
at Stanford
at Stanford
at Oregon
L 7-14
W
at Oregon
Oregon
W 65
Portland
at Washington State
at Washington
at Washington
Oregon State reached the College World Series in 1952
L
W
W
7-2
W
4-3
W
8-7
L
0-7
W 11-3
W 10-7
W
8-7
W 14-2
W 10-9
W 22-9
W
9-5
L
2-3
W
3-0
L
6-8
W
7-4
W 10-5
W
W
W
W
6-2
L
8-11
9-0
7-2
9-7
L
3-7
W
W
6-7
5-4
n
WW.
comp"m
is5%
at Oregon
W 15-4
Oregon
6-5
at Oregon
Oregon
W 11-7
at Oregon
L
4-6
1976
Head coach: Jack Riley
(31-15 overall, 12-6 Northern
Division; 2nd place)
Pacific (Ore)
W
Pacific (Ore)
at Chico State
vs Delaware
vs Eastern Michigan
vs Arizona State
vs Stanford
at Cal-Riverside
vs Tulsa
vs BrighamYoung
at Cal State-Los Angeles
at Southern California
at Cal State-Los Angeles
vs Grand Canyon
vs Nevada-Las Vegas
vs BrighamYoung
vs Arizona State
vs Washington State
Portland
at Pacific (Ore)
Portland State
Western Oregon
at Washington
at Washington
Western Oregon
Washington State
Washington State
Washington State
7-1
4-1
8-2
L
1-12
L
0-7
L
3-4
W
W
7-3
5-4
at Lewis & Clark
7-2
L
2-7
2-0
1,5
at Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
W
L
L
2-6
L
9-11
2-1
L
6-8
W
W
W
3-2
L
0,3
5-6
L
5-13
L
1-5
L
5-7
W 13-7
8-9
W 11-2
W 15-2
W 10-0
W
6-1
W 14-6
L
2-3
W
9-1
W
8-2
W
4-0
W
2-1
L 2-12
8-0
W
9-1
W
3-0
L
0-1
4-3
W 11-2
W 95
3-1
L 3-13
Batgirls made their debut at Oregon State in 1973
Washington
at Linfield
Western Oregon
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Washington State
Willamette
at Pacific (Ore)
W 11,3
Oregon
W
4-2
at Oregon
at Oregon
Portland
W
6-2
at Willamette
Washington State
Washington State
Washington State
at Washington
at Washington
at Washington
at Western Oregon
Puget Sound
at Oregon
L
2-3
Oregon
W
W
W
W
7-1
Oregon
8-3
at Portland State
W
W
7,3
4-0
L
214
W
7-5
L
0-9
W 12-5
W 13-1
W 10-5
W 10-3
W 11-5
2-3
W
4-3
1977
6-0
4-1
at Chico State
at Chico State
W
4-1
W
5-3
vs Cal Poly
W 12-9
at Southern California
at Cal State Fullerton
L
3-4
L
1-6
vs Pepperdine
vs Northern Arizona
vs Grand Canyon
L 12-14
at Cal State-Sacramento
at Cal State-Hayward
at Cal State-Hayward
W
6-5
L
0-1
L
6-11
L
2-6
L
1-11
Head coach: Jack Riley
(21-25 overall, 4-11 Northern
Division; 3rd place)
L
5-11
at Hawaii
L
1-2
atHawaii
L
24
at Hawaii
at Hawaii
at Hawaii
at Hawaii
Pacific (Ore)
Pacific (Ore)
at Oregon Tech
at Oregon Tech
at Pacific (Calif.)
at San Jose State
at Cal State-Stanislaus
at Fresno State
vs Pepperdine
vs Washington State
L 13-14
vs Maine
vs Stanford
vs Oral Roberts
vs Cal-Riverside
vs Washington State
W
6-0
L
7-11
L
1-5
W
4-2
W
2-0
vs Valdosta State
W
W
4-2
Portland
L
2-5
W 13-3
W
5-2
Southern Oregon
Washington State
L
8-11
L
1-9
2-1
6-1
7-0
Washington State
Washington State
Portland State
W
W
W
W
5-2
at Western Oregon
L
atPugetSound
3-2
24
W 23-3
L
L
1-5
W 25-3
at Oregon
1979
L
15
W 19-0
W
W
1-0
2-1
W
9-0
L 5-10
W
5-2
L
2-3
L
45
2-6
L
1-2
L
3-4
W 11-8
1-0
5-1
7-2
2-3
1-8
5-8
6-7
0-2
1-7
5-4
L 7-12
W 17-5
W
W
9-3
8-4
W 14-0
3-1
W 12-0
George Fox
Washington
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Washington State
W
W
7-4
L
7-8
L
4-7
L
5-7
W 10-4
W 11-7
W 10-2
3-2
at Fresno State
W 11-0
L
3-6
W
7-3
Concordia
W
4-5
55
4-11
L
6-8
Willamette
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Washington State
Washington
Washington
Washington
L
L
L
3-2
W
9-2
5-2
L 6-12
7-2
4-8
W
W
Portland State
W
W
W
W
W
W 54
1-9
2-1
L
L
at Cal State-Sacramento
Portland State
Oregon Tech
Lewis & Clark
Oregon
vs Wyoming
vs Nevada-Las Vegas
vs Pepperdine
6-9
L
2-5
5-0
W 19-1
W 18-0
W
L
W
W
W
atGonzaga
atGonzaga
Oregon
Oregon
6-7
L
2-6
atOregon
4,3
L
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
Western Oregon
at Portland
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Washington State
L
W 4-2
W 4-0
1-9
W
3-9
2-5
4-7
at Washington
Linfield
L
L
L
W 18-3
W 64
3-4
5-6
0-0
Oregon
at Oregon
at Linfield
L
at Fresno State
at Chico State
at Oregon Tech
PugetSound
PugetSound
PugetSound
L
T
4-5
vs Oral Roberts
vs Oral Roberts
L
at Washington
L
at Long Beach State
at Long Beach State
at Long Beach State
atPepperdine
atPepperdine
at Portland
at Linfield
Southern Oregon
1-7
Head coach: Jack Riley
(22.22.2 overall, 6-9 Northern Division; 3rd place)
Pacific (Ore)
W
6-1
Pacific (Ore)
W 4-2
atChicoState
1-10
4-3
1978
at Chico State
4-4
L
W
W 114
L 10-12
T
4-11
7-6
L
at St Mary's (Calif)
vs Portland State
vs Cal State-Los Angeles
vs Cal State-Los Angeles
at Fresno State
vs Portland State
at Fresno State
vs California
L
8-3
W 12-3
W 10-0
Head coach: Jack Riley
(31.17 overall, 12-6 Northern
Division; 2nd place)
W
Pacific (Ore)
W
Pacific (Ore)
Head coach: Jack Riley
(33-16 overall, 8-9 Northern
Division; 2nd place)
W 17-0
Pacific (Ore)
W
6-0
Pacific (Ore)
L 6-14
atChicoState
at Pacific (Calif)
W
4-3
5-0
L
L
1980
1-0
W
W
at Oregon
7-3
W 21-3
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
7-3
3-0
W
PugetSound
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Portland State
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
at Washington
at Washington
at Washington
Western Oregon
at Portland State
1-0
W
W
W
at Portland
Linfield
at Oregon
Oregon
Western Oregon
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIF
atPugetSound
1-7
W
at Washington State
r
Linfield
at Willamette
W
W
W
W
W
L
Oregon
at Portland State
Linfield
Washington State
Washington State
Washington State
Lewis & Clark
at Western Oregon
Willamette
at Washington
at Washington
at Washington
at Washington
Portland
Western Oregon
at Oregon
at Oregon
Oregon
5-3
2-1
L
3-4
W
W
W
7-1
2-1
8-4
W 22-8
L
3-9
L
3-9
W 12-11
W 11-2
W 21-3
W 12-3
L
2-3
W 11-7
L
3-4
W 11-7
L 0-10
W
W
9-1
L
3-8
W
3-2
8-2
L 6-13
W
7-1
at Arizona State
L
6-11
vs Arizona
L
3-7
at Cal Poly
at San Jose State
L
5-7
W
3-1
at Santa Clara
W
1-0
vs San Francisco
vs Pacific (Calif)
vs Arizona
vs Stanford
vs San Diego State
W 17-2
Western Oregon
Washington
Washington
1981
Head coach: Jack Riley
(29.14.1 overall, 11.7 Northern
Division; 2nd place tie)
W 15-1
Western Oregon
W 6-5
Pacific (Ore)
Pacific (Ore)
W 2-0
vs Washington State
L 9-12
L
4-5
L
3-11
L
0-9
at Lewis-Clark State
W 13-10
W
7-5
W
W
8-1
W 15-1
vs Gonzaga
vs Eastern Washington
W
W
at Lewis-Clark State
Oregon Tech
L
4-5
8-1
4-3
Oregon State shared the Northern Division title in 1975
ICS
6-3
W 11-6
J
2007
OREGON STATE
BASEBALL
Oregon Tech
vs. Willamette
at Chico State
at Pacific (Calif)
vs BrighamYoung
vs Cal-Santa Barbara
vs Fresno State
vs BrighamYoung
vs Cal-Santa Barbara
vs Washington State
at San Jose State
at Chico State
at Washington
at Washington
Washington State
Washington State
at Portland Beavers (ex)
Western Oregon
W
8-7
L
4-5
W
W
W
6-0
L
6-7
L
5-8
L
2-3
W
5-2
m
rv
-7
1
Linfield
at Eastern Washington
at Eastern Washington
at Washington State
at Washington State
Western Oregon
Lewis-Clark State
Portland State
Portland State
6-5
6-3
W 54
L 4-14
T
9-9
L
1-8
W
7-4
L
3-6
W
6-2
W
3-2
W
7-1
W 10-0
Southern Oregon
Oregon
L
W
W
at Oregon
at Oregon
at Washington State
4-11
7-5
W
9-8
L
3-12
L
2-8
W 12-1
W 23-1
Oregon State celebrated its second straight pennant in 1983
W 11-5
at Stanford
L 4-15
W 14-12
W 10-2
L 4-14
W
6-2
L 8-10
W
W
8-3
8-6
1982
1983
Head coach: Jack Riley
(27-17 overall, 17-7 Northern
Division; 1st place)
vs Washington State
L
L
vs Washington State
L 0-12
at Santa Clara
at San Jose State
Head coach: Jack Riley
(29-15 overall, 16.8 Northern
Division; 1st place)
vs Eastern Washington
at Lewis-Clark State
vs Washington State
at Lewis-Clark State
at Pacific (Ore)
W 15-7
L 9-13
W 10-4
at Oregon Tech
at Oregon Tech
W 15-3
W 14-6
L
W
3-4
3-1
6-8
at Lewis-Clark State
at San Jose State
at San Jose State
at Oregon Tech
at Oregon Tech
vs Washington
Linfield
Portland State
at Portland State
Western Oregon
Willamette
Portland State
at Washington State
at Washington State
7-21
W
6-4
L
4-5
L 8-10
W
7-3
W 19-5
W 15-0
W 12-3
W 13-1
L 7-10
L
3-5
W
8-0
W
7-5
at Lewis-Clark State
Willamette
at Western Oregon
Gonzaga
Gonzaga
Eastern Washington
Eastern Washington
at Linfield
at Portland
at Portland
L 4-12
W
9-1
W
W 85
L
6-7
L
9-13
W 10-1
W
2-1
W 65
Washington
Washington
W
8-2
L
Portland
W
3-7
5-4
ty
94
W
6.0
at Eastern Washington
at Gonzaga
at Gonzaga
at Portland State
L
3-7
1
3-2
at Washington
at Washington
Lewis & Clark
Portland
at Eastern Washington
vs Cal-Santa Barbara
L 10-11
37
W 22-0
L
W 13-5
W 10-1
W 10.6
W 43
3-5
9-1
Portland
1984
Head coach: Jack Riley
(22-23 overall, 11.11 Northern
W
W
3-1
L
0-6
W 11-10
W
5-3
vs Missouri
vs Arizona State
at Cal-Riverside
W 5,3
W 13-10
L
7-8
at Portland
W
4-3
Portland
6-4
L 5-14
L
1-3
L 7-12
L 2-15
L
3-4
L
3-4
3-1
Portland
at Western Oregon
Willamette
at Portland
at Portland
at Washington
at Washington
Gonzaga
Gonzaga
Washington State
Washington State
Portland State
at Eastern Washington
at Eastern Washington
at Stanford
L 4-12
6-5
7-11
W 14-5
5-4
W 12-1
8-1
W 124
9-8
7-0
W
5-0
L
6-7
L
6-9
W
4-3
W 13-2
W 14-6
W 14-6
W
W
W
6-5
L
0-4
W
4-3
W
W
W
9-6
L
7-8
at Washington State
at Gonzaga
at Gonzaga
W
9-8
L
3-5
L
2-9
Linfield
at Portland State
at Portland State
at Washington
at Washington
atWillamette
Washington
Washington
Portland State
W 11-3
Willamette
at Portland
Eastern Washington
Eastern Washington
W 13-12
6-1
2-7
5-6
Eastern Washington
at Washington State
at Washington State
W
W
3-2
L
6,5
3-1
W
4-7
W
4-2
L
Oregon Tech
at Washington State
Portland
L
W
9-2
Washington
3-2
W 26-4
Portland
5-2
0-1
W
5-4
W
L
W
W
Western Oregon
Western Oregon
Western Oregon
at Cal-Riverside
vs San Diego State
W
W
W
W
6-15
Pacific (Ore)
Portland State
at Portland State
Eastern Washington
at Portland State
Western Oregon
Washington
1-8
L
6-8
W 19-2
L
4-1
L
1-9
9-2
W
3-5
W
6-2
L
W
at Gonzaga
at Gonzaga
Southern Oregon
L
L
vs Harvard
vs Air Force
vs UCLA
vs San Diego State
Portland
7-2
W 36-12
at San Jose State
Western Oregon
2-1
W 14-5
1-2
W
W
9-1
0-7
5-6
W
0-7
L
L 4-10
4-1
L
L
Washington State
Washington State
4-3
W
W
W
6-8
3-6
4-6
L
at Chico State
at Chico State
at Chico State
Division; 4th place)
vs Cal State- Sacramento
vs Cal State-Sacramento
at Fresno State
vs Southwestern Louisiana
vs Cal-Santa Barbara
vs BrighamYoung
vs Washington
vs Cal- Santa Barbara
vs Oral Roberts
vs Seton Hall
vs Cal State-Fullerton
vs BrighamYoung
vs San Diego State
at Cal-Riverside
vs Washington State
L
L
L
W
1985
5-1
W 11-5
6-4
W 13-5
Head coach: Jack Riley
(34-17 overall, 12-12 Northern
Division; 3rd place tie; fina national
ranking No. 29 Collegiate Baseball)
W
W
5-1
2-5
W
W
3-5
at Pacific (Calif)
vs Cal- Santa Barbara
at San Jose State
L
W 11-5
W 13-4
L 4-14
Washington
Washington
Willamette
at Portland
at Washington
at Washington
Washington State
Washington State
Eastern Washington
Eastern Washington
L
at Santa Clara
5-3
W 64
0-2
vs Washington State
L 0-14
W
L
at Portland State
at Portland State
at Portland State
vs. Washington State
vs Eastern Washington
at Stanford
W 11-2
L
atGonzaga
atGonzaga
7,3
W 12-0
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Portland
at George Fox
at Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
at Western Oregon
at Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
at St Mary's (Calif)
ro
2-1
3-1
9-1
4-0
W
5-1
L
2-5
L
3-5
W
5-2
W 13-4
W 74
L
6-11
L 9-14
L
5-15
W
W
6-4
W
W
5-4
Portland State
at Linfield
3-1
Gonzaga
L
24
W
7-5
Gonzaga
Washington State
Washington State
W 15-8
W 12-1
at Western Oregon
at Portland
at Eastern Washington
at Eastern Washington
W 12-0
vs Washington State
vs Washington
vs Washington State
L 5-13
L
3-6
W 10-9
W 11-5
W
7-6
W 13-1
L
1-2
L
3-7
L 6-15
The crash of a radio-controlled airplane disrupted a 1992 game
L
8-4
4-8
L
2,3
W
9-6
L
24
W
W
8-7
W
4-2
5-2
L 3-17
at Stanford
gem
OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS-DEVELOPING FUTURE LEADERS THROUGH EXCELLENCE IN ACADEMICS AND ATHLETICS
R
atPepperdine
L
1-6
1986
Head coach: Jack Riley
(39-15 overall, 18-5 Northern
Division; 1st place; final national
rankings No. 23 Collegiate
Baseball, No. 21 Baseball America)
at Oregon Tech
at Cal State-Sacramento
L
5-6
L
3-4
at Cal State-Sacramento
at Fresno State
at Fresno State
W
W
1-0
at Fresno State
Lewis & Clark
8-7
4,3
L
3-7
9-8
L
1,3
W
5-0
4-1
vs Portland
vs Eastern Washington
vs Gonzaga
vs Portland State
Oregon State won the Northern Division title in 1994
Gonzaga
Gonzaga
at Portland State
L
4-6
W
8-5
L
1-11
Linfield
at Eastern Washington
at Eastern Washington
W
W
W
5-1
W 13-3
W 10-0
at Washington State
at Washington State
W
W
7,3
Pacific (Ore)
7-3
Oregon Tech
L 3-22
L 3-10
W 13-2
W 19-3
3-11
9,3
6-2
W 13-6
L
6-7
W 114
W
W
3-2
8-2
W 10-5
W 17-9
W
W
W
4-3
Washington State
Washington State
Eastern Washington
Eastern Washington
L
7-10
atWillamette
W
W
W
Portland State
W 14-3
W 10-8
W 21-3
at Western Oregon
at Linfield
W
W
W
9-6
4-1
6-3
W
7-6
5-4
W
at Gonzaga
at Gonzaga
4-3
8-4
9,3
9-0
W 10-8
9-0
W 50
W
5-1
W
3-1
W
W
W
9-4
at Washington
at Washington
at Portland
at Portland
Portland
5-0
Portland
W 18-0
4-1
7-9
Washington
Washington
vs Washington
vs Washington State
W
L
L
L
W
L
2-1
3-4
3-7
8-5
L
7-4
6-9
L
1-4
L
5-9
W
5-4
4-3
L 4-13
L
L
4-11
2-3
3-4
W 10-2
W
6-5
L
3-4
W 114
W
W
7-4
L
3-4
W
W
7-1
8-7
1-0
1988
Head coach: Jack Riley
(30-19 overall, 14-10 Northern
Division; 2nd place)
at Sonoma State
at Sonoma State
at Sonoma State
at Chico State
W 10-3
W
3-1
L
5-7
L
2-6
at Chico State
at Chico State
at Oregon Tech
W 85
Western Oregon
Western Oregon
vs George Washington
W
vs Texas A&M
at Fresno State
vs BrighamYoung
vs Long Beach State
vs Clemson
at Cal State-Sacramento
Western Oregon
Portland
at Portland
Portland
at Eastern Washington
at Eastern Washington
Pacific (Ore )
Gonzaga
Gonzaga
at Washington State
at Washington State
Willamette
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Gonzaga
at Gonzaga
Lewis & Clark
at Portland
Eastern Washington
Eastern Washington
Concordia
Portland State
Portland State
Washington
Washington
at Washington
at Washington
W
4-0
W 15-7
8-1
W 74
W 95
at Portland State
at Portland State
vs Portland
vs Gonzaga
vs Washington State
vs Eastern Washington
L
W
1-0
W 11-1
L 3-13
L
L 10-12
W 65
L
0-1
L
3-9
L 9-10
W
L
L
5-1
4-5
2-3
W 10-9
7-8
W
9-3
1989
Head coach: Jack Riley
(27-23 overall, 15-9 Northern
Division; 2nd place tie)
L
3-12
1,3
W
W
4,3
L
4-5
8-0
L 4-10
5-4
vs Brigham Young
L
0,3
vs Ohio State
W
8-2
L
6-15
W
L
3-7
atChicoState
atChicoState
at Fresno State
6,5
L
4-3
W 17-7
W 17-1
at Fresno State
at Fresno State
at Long Beach State
at Long Beach State
vs Harvard
atCal-Riverside
vs Washington State
vs BrighamYoung
vs Arizona State
George Fox
W 19-3
L
2-5
W
8-6
L
1-2
L 9-10
L 6-13
L
7-9
L 310
L
0-4
L
2-9
L
24
W
4-2
L
2-4
1-6
at Portland
Washington State
L
24
W
4-1
Washington State
L
0-2
W
4-0
Portland
L
W
W
W
W
L
0-1
9-8
9-8
9-1
2-0
W 23-11
W
7-3
L
7-16
W 13-0
W
4-3
1987
Linfield
at Eastern Washington
at Eastern Washington
atGonzaga
at Gonzaga
Concordia
L 3-10
W 12-0
W
W
vs Minnesota
vs Washington
at San Jose State
Western Oregon
George Fox
at Portland State
Portland State
at George Fox
Linfield
at Eastern Washington
at Eastern Washington
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Portland
Oregon Tech
Gonzaga
Gonzaga
8,3
atWillamette
8-11
W 14-5
Portland State
Portland
7-5
Portland
L
5-6
Washington
Washington
at Washington
at Washington
at Portland
at Portland
vs U S International
vs Eastern Washington
vs San Diego State
Portland
5-6
W
1-0
W 10-4
W 16-2
W 18-2
W
8-7
L
6-13
at Portland
W 13-6
at Portland State
Willamette
Portland State
W
vs Washington
vs Washington State
vs Washington
Pat Casey took over as Oregon
head
L
2-6
L
3-4
L
3-4
L
6-7
L 5-14
W
W
2-1
4-0
L 7-10
W 11-10
L
2,3
W
W
7-3
L
3-6
8-1
W 14-6
W
8-1
L 5-12
W 12-3
W 10-4
W
5-3
W
8-4
L
7-8
W
8-5
L
4-11
W
9-4
W 10-7
L
3-7
L 8-13
W
W
9-1
4-3
L
0-7
W
W
7-6
L
0-7
W
W
8-0
8-0
W 11-0
4-0
6-1
9-0
L 6-14
L
3,5
W
9-8
W 11-1
W
W
7-2
3-1
L 5-16
L
Head coach: Jack Riley
(28.20 overall, 12-8 Northern
OREGON SrATEUNIVERSITYATHLETICS-DEVELOPING FLTURELEADERSTHROUGHEXCELLENCE INACADEMICSANDATHLE-TICS
2-1
W 15-1
1991
3-2
W 13-6
W 15-6
4-9
W
W
W
9-4
L
8-3
L
W 11-1
W
L 12-13
W
at Gonzaga
at Gonzaga
Concordia
Washington State
Washington State
Eastern Washington
Eastern Washington
Eastern Oregon
at Western Oregon
Head coach: Jack Riley
(31-15 overall, 15-9 Northern
Division; 2nd place)
at Chico State
W
W 11-0
2-1
W 12-5
at San Jose State
4-2
W 12-5
L
9-2
1990
W
W
at Pacific (Calif)
at Pacific (Calif)
8-3
Head coach: Jack Riley
(30-22 overall, 15-9 Northern
Division; 2nd place)
L
atChicoState
3-4
L
vs Nevada
3-4
L 8-15
atChicoState
at Cal State-Sacramento
at Pacific (Calif
at Pacific (Calif
at Fresno State
at Fresno State
at Fresno State
Willamette
at Chico State
at Cal State-Sacramento
at Cal State-Sacramento
W
W
2-5
W 13-6
L 11-16
L 7-10
at Chico State
at Chico State
at Oregon Tech
vs Cal State-Sacramento
vs Cal State-Sacramento
at Fresno State
vs Cal-Santa Barbara
W 14-4
W
W
9-11
W
W
vs Washington
vs Portland
vs Portland State
vs Washington State
vs Portland State
vs Portland State
vs Arkansas
vs Richmond
vs Arkansas
vs Stanford
2-5
Washington
Washington
L
W 11,3
at Washington
at Washington
L
W
W 114
W 124
L
at Portland
W 4-3
at Portland
at Washington
at Washington
W 12-1
W 15-4
Portland State
W 13,3
at Portland
Portland
W 12-11
5-1
W
Portland
5-6
L 9-12
W 14-2
W
vs Notre Dame
at Cal-Riverside
vs Washington
vs BrighamYoung
Portland State
at Portland State
at Washington State
at Washington State
Portland State
Oregon Tech
at Linfield
Gonzaga
Gonzaga
Eastern Washington
Eastern Washington
Portland
4-0
L
2-9
L 6-15
Washington
Washington
W
L
L 2-13
W 12-0
Western Oregon
at Eastern Washington
at Eastern Washington
at Gonzaga
at Gonzaga
at Pacific (Ore
at Portland State
Washington State
Linfield
Willamette
Gonzaga
Gonzaga
Eastern Washington
Eastern Washington
Lewis & Clark
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Portland State
at Portland State
Portland State
vs Cornell
vs Tulane
vs Cornell
vs Wisconsin
atWillamette
STAT
2-9
v
2007
r
OREGON STATE
BASEBALL
Division; 2nd place)
George Fox
at McNeese State
vs Oklahoma State
at Southwestern Louisiana
L
5-6
L
4-5
W
8-7
vs Tulane
vs Oklahoma State
L
5-6
L
1-12
at Portland State
Portland State
at Cal State-Sacramento
at Fresno State
at Fresno State
L
3-4
at Fresno State
at Cal-Riverside
L
6-8
L
1-3
W
W
5-2
L
1-2
L
1-5
vs New Mexico
vs Washington
W
W
5-4
Portland
L
0-2
at Portland State
at Portland State
L
1-7
L
0-6
at Washington
at Washington
Willamette
Western Oregon
Gonzaga
Gonzaga
Washington State
Washington State
Concordia
L
1-3
W
W
W
W
W
W
7-5
L
4-9
W
W
8-0
L
0-13
W
W
9-7
L
2-6
Linfield
at Washington State
at Washington State
7-5
8-0
5-4
6-0
8-0
1-0
6-1
4-3
L
6-8
atGonzaga
W
9-2
at Gonzaga
at Western Oregon
W 14-2
Portland
W 12-11
at Portland
Washington
W 12-8
W
5-2
Washington
Portland State
Portland State
vs Portland
vs Washington
vs Washington State
vs Portland
W
4-0
W
3-0
L
5-8
W
6-0
L 4-13
W 16-14
W
9-8
L
Washington
Washington
Washington
at Portland State
at Washington
at Washington
at Washington
Portland State
at Portland
5-2
W 11-5
at Portland
at Portland
Gonzaga
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Portland State
Portland
Portland
at Portland
Portland State
W 22-7
vs BrighamYoung
vs Lafayette
at George Fox
at Portland State
Gonzaga
Gonzaga
W 15-3
OSU began 1998 at the Florida Marlins' spring training park
at Portland State
L
4-5
Eastern Oregon
at Linfield
at Portland
at Washington
at Washington
at Washington
at George Fox
L
3-5
W
7-3
Willamette
George Fox
L
1-2
vs Utah
L
3-7
L
14
at San Jose State
vs Cal State-Sacramento
W
5-2
vs Utah
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Washington State
W 74
L
6-7
W
W
5-4
L
3-7
L
5-6
Portland State
Portland State
Portland
Portland
W
2-0
L
4-9
Washington
Washington
Washington
Gonzaga
Gonzaga
Gonzaga
W
Linfield
at Portland
at Portland State
7-5
W 17-13
L 7-14
L
7-6
7-8
L 6-20
W
7,3
L
1,3
L
5-8
5-8
1993
1992
Head coach: Jack Riley
(23-30 overall, 10-20 Northern
Division; 6th place)
W 17-2
Concordia
W 154
Lewis & Clark
vs Northwestern
at Nevada-Las Vegas
vs Southern Utah
vs Northwestern
vs Southern Utah
Western Oregon
L
L
1-10
6-9
W
8-2
L
2-5
at Texas Christian
at Texas Christian
atTexas-Arlington
at Oklahoma
at Oklahoma
vs SW Missouri State
at Oklahoma
Gonzaga
Gonzaga
at Portland
Portland
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Washington State
Portland
vs Washington
vs Washington
vs Washington
Portland
Head coach: Jack Riley
(31-18 overall, 20-10 Northern
Division; 2nd place)
vs California
L 1-10
at Portland State
at Portland State
at Cal State-Sacramento
W
vs Cal-Santa Barbara
at Cal State-Sacramento
Western Oregon
Linfield
W 11-8
L 9-10
at Gonzaga
at Gonzaga
at Portland
Portland State
Portland State
W
W
8-6
8-3
5-1
atGonzaga
atGonzaga
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
L
1-2
at Portland State
L
4-9
W
W
3-1
L
4-5
L
6-9
W
W
9-0
Portland
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington State
Washington State
vs Evansville
at Central Florida
8-0
L
5-6
3-2
L
L
L
L
W
L
Head coach: Jack Riley
(35-16 overall, 22-8 Northern
Division; 1st place)
Western Oregon
Lewis & Clark
W
W
Pacific (Ore)
vs Portland
W 10-3
L
2-5
W
5-0
L
at Cal State-Sacramento
at Cal State-Sacramento
L
vs Portland
W
at Western Oregon
George Fox
W 11-0
vs Maine
vs Portland
W 18-2
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
L
W
W
L
W
8-5
8-3
0-3
vs Maine
W
8-3
Willamette
W 74
vs Clemson
W
9-2
L
L
74
24
W
2-0
W
W
W 10-3
L
at Hawaii
vs Grand Canyon
vs Lewis-Clark State
vs Washington
at Hawaii
vs Lewis-Clark State
W
5-0
0-3
W
W
W
W
L
2-1
L
at San Jose State
W 12-2
L 4-13
L
6,5
Washington State
Washington State
Washington State
at Gonzaga
at Gonzaga
at Gonzaga
0-1
7,5
Portland
W 14-6
5-7
L
4-0
7-1
W 12-1
L
1-6
L
0-2
L
1-19
W
3-1
L
1-8
W
5-3
L
2-5
L
6-9
W
W
2-1
4-2
L 12-13
4-2
L
1-2
W
W
W
W
3-0
4-2
6-1
3-2
W 12-3
W
9-2
W 10-6
5-4
L
W
3-1
Willamette
George Fox
atWestemOregon
vs Michigan State
vs Michigan State
at New Mexico State
at New Mexico State
at New Mexico State
vs Arkansas
at San Jose State
vs Santa Clara
vs Santa Clara
at Gonzaga
vs Lewis-Clark State
vs Portland
vs BrighamYoung
Gonzaga
Gonzaga
Gonzaga
at Gonzaga
at Gonzaga
atGonzaga
at Portland State
at Portland State
Washington State
Washington State
W
W
vs Nevada
George Fox
atGonzaga
atGonzaga
atGonzaga
Willamette
1-10
W 16-2
at Central Florida
3-6
L
Concordia
Eastern Oregon
at Portland
at Portland
L
4,3
1995
5-6
3-4
W
W
W
W 11-6
L
L
5-2
W 95
W
W 10-6
at Cal State-Sacramento
at Cal State-Sacramento
at Cal State-Sacramento
5-3
Portland State
vs Illinois-Chicago
vs Evansville
vs Illinois-Chicago
2-1
Head coach: Pat Casey
(25-24-1 overall, 14-16 Northern
Division; 4th place tie)
Western Oregon
W 4,3
1994
W 10-1
W
W
2-1
6-5
at Portland
Portland
Canada Baseball Inst (ex)
at Portland State
W
W
W
W
at Portland State
at Washington
at Washington
W
3-0
W
4-0
L
3-6
L 2-12
W 11-10
W 13-10
L 11-12
W 74
L
4-5
T
6-6
4-6
8-9
5-6
L
3-13
W
5-4
W 19-3
W
5-4
L
1-7
W
6-5
W
1-0
L
1-2
W
8-4
L
3-6
L
2-5
L
4-5
W
5-4
W 74
7-8
7-8
5-6
L
3-5
0-1
0-2
1-4
at Washington
Portland State
W
3-0
Portland State
W 13-4
L
1-6
1-7
W
W
W
W
W
2-1
L
L
4-9
1-5
L
4-6
Washington
Washington
Washington
Portland State
at Portland
L
7-8
Portland
W
6-3
Portland
W 10-5
Portland
L
6-7
L
3-6
W
3-1
Linfield
at Washington State
at Washington State
W
Portland State
at Portland State
at Portland
Washington State
Washington State
Washington State
W 14-2
L 7-12
Athletic director Mitch Barnhart, John Goss and Pat Casey at the
groundbreaking
OREGON STATEUNIVERSITYATHLEETICS-CDEELOPINGFUWURELEADERSTHROUGHEXCELIINCEINACADEMICSANDATHLETlcs
9-2
6-5
4-2
3-2
7-5
L
1,3
L
5-14
at Washington State
at Washington State
L
at Portland State
Portland State
Portland State
7-8
W 14-6
at Portland State
at Portland
Washington State
1996
Head coach: Pat Casey
(32-16-1 overall, %10 Northern
Washington State
Washington State
Washington State
Division; 2nd place)
at Pacific (Calif)
at Pacific (Calif)
at Pacific (Calif
W
W
5-4
L
3-4
at San Diego
W 19-4
W 10-7
vs Canada Bsbll. In (ex)
at San Diego State
L
vs Utah
at San Diego State
at Portland
5-3
Washington State
at Washington
at Washington
at Washington
at Washington
3-4
12-2
74
W 12-11
L 12-16
W
8-2
L
6-20
L
5-12
W 16-2
UCLA
W
W
8-3
vs New Mexico
W
5-4
L
4-7
8-5
1999
Head coach: Pat Casey
(19.35 overall, 7-17 Pacific-10; 8th
W 14-10
W 11-2
W 16-1
W
W
3-2
L
7-8
W
W
3-2
7,3
9-6
L 9-15
W
6-5
L
8-9
W 15-2
at Washington
at Washington
at Washington
Linfield
W
W
8-7
vs Creighton
vs Creighton
at Washington
6-10
195
113
2-6
vs Nittaidi, Japan (ex)
4-6
L
W
L
at Hawaii
4-3
L
UCLA
vs Pacific (Calif)
vs Hawaii-Hilo
vs. Nittaidi, Japan (ex)
14-8
W
W 10-3
W 13-2
at Hawaii
8-6
10-0
UCLA
W
vs Pacific (Calif)
Pacific (Ore)
vs Wright State
vs Lewis-Clark State
23-4
W
7-0
T 10-10
at San Jose State
at San Jose State
George Fox
at Fresno State
W
W
W
W
W
L
L
2-5
3-5
W 9£
W 14-2
Portland State
L
6-7
at Portland State
L
0-2
at Portland State
Washington State
W
9-8
Washington State
Washington State
Washington State
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Washington State
W
W
W 18-3
4-3
6-2
Goss Stadium at Coleman Field got its first set of lights in 2002
vs Howard
W 264
at Oklahoma
at Oklahoma
at Oral Roberts
at Oral Roberts
Washington State
Washington State
Washington State
Washington State
W 10-2
L 2-14
W 20-5
L
4-6
Portland
W
9-3
at Portland State
Portland State
Portland State
at Washington
at Washington
W 16-3
W 15-1
W 13-2
L 5-10
W 15-4
at Washington
at Washington
at Portland
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
Linfield
Portland State
W
W
W
8-2
9-6
7-2
W 18-6
L
2-3
W
7-6
W 93
L
4-6
W
7-6
Portland State
at Portland State
at Portland State
Portland State
Portland
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Washington State
L
3-4
W
W
W
7-5
6-2
5-3
W 33-3
W 18-8
W 204
W
6-1
W 14-12
1998
Head coach: Pat Casey
(35-14-1 overall, 15-9 Northern
Division; 2nd place)
vs South Florida
W 7-6
vs Florida Atlantic
W 13-5
vs Central Florida
W 7-2
vs Cal-Santa Barbara
at San Diego State
L
7-11
L
3-6
at Cal-Santa Barbara
at Southern California
at Southern California
at Southern California
Portland
T
44
L
0-9
W 13-6
W 4-3
W
7-1
L
6-7
L 4-16
L
4-7
at Cal State-Northridge
at Cal State-Northridge
13-6
at Cal State-Northridge
W
W
9-1
W
7-2
at Cal State-Northridge
L
4-8
vs Oklahoma State
vs Texas Tech
vs San Diego
vs Loyola Marymount
W
1-0
W
W
22-4
W
54
St. Martin's
at Washington State
at Washington State
at Washington State
Arizona
Arizona
Arizona
at Portland
Portland State
at Portland State
at Portland State
Portland State
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
W
10-2
L
3-13
W
6-2
L
0-9
Portland
W 13-9
St Martin's
St Martin's
place)
vs Kansas State
vs Nebraska
vs New Mexico State
vs Kansas State
W
W
W
3-2
L 9-14
W
7-6
L 4-13
at Santa Clara
at Santa Clara
L
1-3
L
4-7
at Santa Clara
L
0-1
43
at Santa Clara
at San Jose State
W
8-1
vs Gonzaga
W
8-7
9-1
8-4
L 9-12
W
3-2
L
14
W 16-15
W 18-8
vs. Gonzaga
Southern California
Southern California
SouthemCalifomia
L
14
W
Portland
W
8-7
L
2-6
W
W
10-4
7-0
4-2
L
25
L 10-12
W
W
3-0
3-2
vs Washington State
vs Washington State
vs. Washington State
vs Minnesota
vs. Minnesota
vs Minnesota
L
6-11
L
2-5
Arizona State
L
5-9
Portland State
at Portland State
Portland
W 14-0
W 11-1
W
9-8
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
W
W
W
6-2
Arizona State
Arizona State
at Portland
at Arizona
at Arizona
L
5-9
W 16-9
L
5-9
L
3-6
L 7-10
at Portland State
Portland State
W 17-7
L
36
W 18-0
vs CETYS, Mexico (ex)
vs New Mexico
W
W
at San Diego
W
at Cal-Santa Barbara
at Cal-Santa Barbara
W 8-3
W 13-1
6-1
L
5-2
11-0
W
L 10-11
6-7
W 185
3-2
atArizona
Washington
Washington
3-2
California
California
California
at Portland
1997
Head coach: Pat Casey
(38-12.1 overall, 18-6 Northern
Division; 2nd place)
at Hawaii
W 144
at Hawaii
at Hawaii
at Hawaii-Hilo
at Cal State-Sacramento
at Cal State-Sacramento
at Cal State-Sacramento
at California
at California
atCalifornia
Willamette
vs. Portland
vs Washington State
W
vs Canada Bsbll In (ex)
vs Gonzaga
at Lewis-Clark State
Concordia
Lewis-Clark State
Lewis-Clark State
at Washington
at Washington
at Washington
at Stanford
at Stanford
at Stanford
at UCLA
at UCLA
at UCLA
9-5
L
3-11
T
1-1
L
0-2
W 18-6
W
8-5
L
6-8
L
2-14
Washington State
Washington State
Washington State
W 15-2
W
5-4
L
6-10
W 17-3
W 16-6
W
W
W
W
10-5
L 16-18
7-2
5-3
W 12-3
L
5-6
L 6-14
L 9-16
L 9-21
W 10-3
L
9-11
L 7-10
L
5-10
L
5-14
L 16-17
L 3-13
W 11-5
L
6-7
W 17-8
L 7-10
W
6-3
L 4-12
L
0-7
L 5-10
L
8-9
W
7-5
L 0-15
L
6-8
W 13-4
W
8-6
W
9-7
2000
5-3
9-3
L 9-10
For decades, the railroad beyond the rightfield fence has been a
fixture at Goss Stadium at Coleman Field
Head coach: Pat Casey
(28-27 overall, 9-15 Pacific-10; 6th
place)
L
6-7
vs Kansas State
L
4-9
vs Texas A&M
OREGONSTATEUNFVERStTYATHLETICS-DEVEi_OPINGFU'I JREL.EADERSTHROUGHEXCELLENCEINACADEMICSANDATHI=TICS
OREGON STATE
vs Kansas State
at Fresno State
at Fresno State
at Fresno State
W 16-2
at Arizona State
L
8-9
L
14
at Arizona State
L
2-5
L
4-9
L
0-8
vs West Virginia
vs Nevada
vs Santa Clara
W
W
9-6
at Nevada-Las Vegas
vs Cal State-Northridge
W
at Washington
at Washington
Western Oregon
W 13-9
W 27-4
Washington State
Washington State
Washington State
vs Ohio State
place tie)
4-3
at California-Riverside
at California-Riverside
at California-Riverside
W 13-10
W
W
9-5
vs. Oklahoma State
8-3
vs Gonzaga
vs. Arizona State
W 14-2
L
6-11
W 13-0
L
0-3
L
3-4
vs Ohio State
vs Central Michigan
L
3-8
W 53
at Texas A&M
W
Cal State-Northridge
Cal State-Northridge
Cal State-Northrdge
W 10-9
Cal State-Northridge
UCLA
UCLA
W 11-8
6-1
L
7-9
W
9-3
L
1-3
L 10-18
5-9
UCLA
L
Portland
L 10-13
at Arizona State
at Arizona State
at Arizona State
at Portland
Arizona
Arizona
Arizona
Concordia
at California
at California
L
Stanford
Head coach: Pat Casey
(25-28 overall, 7-17 Pacific-10; 8th
L 10-12
at Texas A&M
vs Central Michigan
at California
Portland
Washington
Washington
Washington
2003
9-5
0-1
W 11-3
L
7-8
W 13-5
W
6-3
W 10-4
L
The `0-State Ballaz' performed at the student-athlete talent show to
raise money for tsunami relief in 2005
5-10
W 13-5
Arizona State
A ri zona Sta te
W 124
at Arizona
at Arizona
L
9-15
at Arizona
W
8-5
W 114
W
6-3
L
3-8
W 11-10
L 6-10
1-12
L
1-4
vs Oral Roberts
vs Southern Utah
L
1-8
L
5-22
W 11-2
W 14-5
W 10-9
W
8-7
W 10-9
W 13-6
Concordia
5-7
at Southern California
L
1-12
Washington State
Washington State
atSouthemCalifornia
atSouthemCalifornia
L 7-16
L
3-16
at Washington State
L
9-10
at Washington State
at Washington State
W
4-3
L
9-16
Washington State
at Portland
Portland
at Hawaii
at Hawaii
at H awai
at Washington
at Washington
at Washington
at UCLA
at UCLA
at UCLA
Southern California
Southern California
Southern California
i
at San Diego State
vs Texas Tech
vs Cal-Riverside
vs Oklahoma
vs Clemson
vs Clemson
L 10-20
W 8-7
W 5-4
W 18-10
L
Portland
W
9-0
L
2-3
W
6-5
L
3-4
Minnesota
Arizona State
at San Diego
at San Diego
at San Diego
vs Western Kentucky
at Portland
vs Michigan
atCalifornia-Riverside
vs San Francisco
vs Michigan
L
3-7
W
18-7
Gonzaga
L
9-12
W
9-1
Gonzag a
Gonzaga
at Nevada
L
1-3
at Nevada
L
3-5
L
6-7
W
11-8
Washington State
Washing ton State
Washington State
Cal State-Northridge
Cal State-Northridge
Cal State-Northridge
L 4-11
L
3-7
W
6-0
L
0-1
Arizona
Arizona
Portland
W
2-1
W
5-0
W
11-1
L 5-13
W 10-9
W
7-1
L
2-6
L
24
L
2-8
W
6-2
L
4-5
L
2-9
W
13-3
L
0-7
Hawai'i-Hilo
Hawai'i-Hilo
Hawaii-Hilo
Hawai'i-Hilo
UCLA
UCLA
UCLA
W 10-2
W 11-9
W 21-3
W 11-0
W 9-8
L
1-6
L
7-9
at Portland
Stanford
W
W
11-4
13-2
Stanford
W
43
11-9
Stanford
W 10-4
L 4-21
98
W
W
W
at Southern California
at Southern California
at Southern California
W
9-8
at W as hi ng t on Sta t e
W
L
3-8
at Wash i ngton S tate
W 10 -6
W
7-5
11-8
at Washington State
at California
W 22-21
W
W
W
9-1
W
6-5
L
3-4
54
L 4-10
W 14-3
at Califomia
at Califomia
Washington
Washington
Washington
at Arizona State
L
1-2
38
L
56
L
3-13
W
53
L
7-13
W
W
4-0
L
4-9
5-1
W 18-16
vs Cal State-Northridge
vs San Diego State
vs Cal State-Northridge
vs San Diego
at Portland
at Portland
Washington
Washington
vs Washington State
vs Washington State
California-Santa Barbara
California-Santa Barbara
California-Santa Barbara
W 10-6
W 10-6
L 8-10
L 9-10
W 13-6
California
California
California
at Portland
at Washington
at Washington
at Washington
Portland
Washington State
Washington State
Washington State
at Stanford
at Stanford
at Stanford
at Portland
Southern California
Southern California
Southern California
at UCLA
at UCLA
at UCLA
Concordia
George Fox
Arizona State
Arizona State
Arizona State
at Arizona
L 7-15
L 7-14
W 16-14
W
9-0
L
5-9
L
5-9
L
6-8
W
4-0
L
4-5
W
W
4-3
W
8-6
L
6-8
6-4
L 13-19
W
18-6
L
4-10
L
8-9
W
W
10-1
6-5
L
6-10
W
11-3
L
7-11
L
2-5
W
8-7
L
0-10
W
144
L
3-4
L
2-3
L 2-12
L
7-8
L
9-10
W
7-6
W
13-2
W
4-0
L 4-14
W
6-1
L 7-12
L 6-20
atArizona
atArizona
W 13-12
Portland
W
L
4-9
4-3
2004
vs Washington
vs Citadel
at Hawaii
vs Chicago State
vs Citadel
at Hawaii
7-8
Gonzaga
5,5
4-1
8-6
L 2-10
vs New Mexico
vs New Mexico State
vs New Mexico
vs New Mexico State
at California-Riverside
vs Cal State-Sacramento
6-3
W 12-2
L 2-10
6-9
Head coach: Pat Casey
(31-22 overall, 10-14 Pacific-10; 6th
place tie)
W 8-6
vs. Utah
W 8-6
vs Gonzaga
W 3-2
vs Cal State-Northridge
W 7-0
atTexas-Arlington
W 8-3
vs Arkansas-Little Rock
W 5-4
vs SW Missouri State
W 12-6
W 10-9
W
W
7-13
L
W 11-10
L
18- 1
L
L 7-10
W 17-3
W
3-1
L 0-13
5-9
vs Clemson
San Francisco
San Francisco
San Francisco
Washington
Washington
vs Washington State
vs Washington State
vs Washington State
Gonzaga
Gonzaga
Minnesota
Minnesota
6-5
9-13
W 10-8
W 10-9
W 11-9
L 2-13
at Nevada-Las Vegas
L 6-13
5-2
L
i
Head coach: Pat Casey
(31-23 overall, 10-14 Pacific-10; 6th
place)
L
5-2
L 11-15
8-0
at Arizona State
L
L 7-17
W
2002
10-1
W
at Cal State-Northridge
at Cal State-Northridge
at Cal State-Northridge
2-5
W
W
Stanford
Head coach: Pat Casey
(31-24 overall, 11.13 Pacific-10; 6th
place)
L
W
Ar zona
Portland
California
California
California
at Stanford
at Stanford
at Stanford
Stanford
2001
W 4-1
W 12- 2
L
W
In 2005, Oregon State won the Pacific-10 title and made its first
half-century
Gonzaga
Gonzaga
Utah Valley State
W 1&,3
L 3-10
W 13-8
L
6-7
L
1-10
W 15-3
W
3-2
L
3-7
W 12-2
W 15-3
L 5-10
W 11-5
FACILITIES'
VALLEY FOOTBALL CENTER (right)
The Valley Football Center is the daily home of Oregon
State's football program. Many other Beaver teams use its
facilities, several of which overlook the north end zone of
Reser Stadium. The three-story complex includes the
Stewart Weight Room, training facilities, an equipment
center, video operations, locker rooms, coaches offices,
meeting rooms and a large food preparation/entertainment area. The facility will be expanded after the 2006 or
2007 season, which will include a 20,000-square foot
weight room.
GOSS STADIUM AT COLEMAN FIELD (left)
Home of the 2006 NCAA champions, Goss Stadium at
Coleman Field has been the home of Beaver baseball
since the school started the sport in 1907, making it one
of the oldest college diamonds in the country. It seats
approximately 2,000, but capacity was raised to just over
3,000 when OSU hosted - and won - NCAA Regional
and Super Regional events in 2005 and 2006 to
advance to the College World Series.
LORENZ FIELD AT VALLEY STADIUM (right)
Oregon State's home for men's and women's
soccer since the fall of 1996 has been Lorenz
Field at Valley Stadium. There are approximately
1,000 seats and additional standing room, with
spacious press box behind the main grandstand. The facility includes a game field with a
superb surface, plus an adjacent practice field.
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OREGON STATE SOFTBALL
COMPLEX (left)
Oregon State's softball team
moved into the brand-new OSU
Softball Complex for the 2001 season. The facility seats 750 fans in the
grandstand and includes one of the
finest softball press boxes on the
West Coast, enormous dugouts for
both teams, restroom and concession
facilities, and batting cages. OSU
hosted both an NCAA Regional and
Super Regional for the first time in
2006, winning both to advance to
the Women's College World Series.
Athletic
FACILITIES
GLADYS VALLEY GYMNASTICS CENTER (right)
Oregon State's women's gymnasts ore fortunate to train in one
of the best gymnastics only facilities in the country, the Gladys
Valley Gymnastics Center. The building includes event apparatus
with loose foam and resi pits, a training room, locker rooms and
offices, as well as a leading-edge video technical analysis system.
The OSU women's gymnastics team began using the facility in the
fall of 1992.
STEVENS NATATORIUM (left)
Oregon State holds its women's swimming meets at
Stevens Natatorium, which is port of Dixon Recreation
Center. The Beavers moved their home meets to the pool
for the 1999-2000 season, taking advantage of a cozy
environment that puts approximately 200 fans at poolside.
The pool opened in 1994 and is also the primary
recreational pool on campus.
TRYSTING TREE GOLF CLUB (right)
Since it opened in 1988, Trysting Tree
Golf Club has been the home of the
Oregon State men's and women's golf
teams. The 1 8-hole championship course
includes a short-game practice area and
covered portion of the driving range
dedicated to OSU's varsity teams, and a
par-3 challenge course. The clubhouse
also has a team lounge for the Beavers.
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OREGON STATE CREW FACILITIES (left)
Oregon State holds its men's and women's
crew practices on the Willamette River just east
of downtown Corvallis, approximately a mile
from the OSU campus. The Beaver rowing focilities - the "crew docks," as they are best known are on the east side of the river adjacent to the
Harrison Boulevard bridge.
Student-Athlete
ACA DFMICc,
he mission of Oregon State's Student-Athlete Academic Services office is to provide the
university's student-athletes with the opportunity to achieve their potential for intellectual,
social, and personal development. The office strives to create a collaborative environment with
all campus departments to enhance a seamless integration of Beaver student-athletes with the
full OSU community.
The Student-Athlete Academic Services Office provides a variety of services to aid students in their academic endeavors. Services include general academic guidance, tutoring,
mentoring, study tables, career development, and community outreach opportunities. The
staff assists student-athletes with orientation, registration, eligibility information, and
referrals to other campus support services that may be relevant.
Academic support services are delivered on a one-on-one,
team, class or workshop basis. Subject tutors are also available and highly recommended. Tutors
are available for drop-in sessions and
individual appointments. Tutoring labs
are offered four nights per week in a
variety of subjects.
In addition, the Student-Athlete
Academic Services Office provides students with the opportunity to check out
a laptop computer for travel associated
with team competition. While traveling
for competition, an academic counselor
assigned to the Team may accompany
the squad to administer quizzes and
exams, thus allowing student-athletes to
both compete and complete necessary
coursework in a timely fashion.
The Hewlett-Packard Learning Zone is equipped with computers and LaserJet Printers for the needs of student-athletes.
Additional study table areas are set up for quiet studying
and are staffed by qualified individuals.
Everyday
Champions PROGRAM
Mission Statement
A
he mission of the Everyday Champions Program (ECP) is to
develop student-athletes into individuals ready to excel in today's
competitive environment. It is the goal of this program that upon graduation our student-athletes will leave Oregon State University educated,
confident, connected, and well prepared for the personal and professional challenges that they will face throughout their lives.
The Everyday Champion Program is designed to instill in each studentathlete the four core values of the OSU Department of Athletics.
Stewardship, Teamwork,
Achievement, Respect
ECP is comprised of four main components; Academic Support,
Personal Development, Leadership and Service, and Career Planning
and Placement. As student-athletes progress through these programs
they will develop into good citizens and future leaders.
The Academic Support Program motivates and guides the student-ath-
lete's academic progress, provides a positive and supportive environment for skill development and learning, and helps each studentathlete
develop an individual success strategy. The Personal Development
Program helps the student-athlete grow into a well-rounded, articulate,
and compassionate individual through a series of educational, cultural,
and outreach experiences. The Leadership and Service Program exposes the student-athlete to leadership concepts through a series of workshops, seminars, and programs. These programs give studentathletes
the opportunity to apply these concepts in leadership roles as members
of SAAC, the Captains Table, and the Leadership Institute. The Career
Development Program prepares the student-athlete for
successful entry into the career or tneir cnoice.
ECP strives to be a model in academic preparation,
personal development, leadership development, and
career education as we develop the leaders of the
future ready to compete in the highly competitive
global economy.
Everyda
CHAMP`ON5.
Strength
CONDITIONING
regon State student-athletes pride
themselves on being among the
best-conditioned in the country, as
can be evidenced by the Beavers' recent
successes in a number of sports. Strength
and Conditioning coach Jeff Macy, formerly of the Chicago Bulls, oversees the
program. He is certified through the
National Strength and Conditioning
Association and the Collegiate Strength
and Conditioning Coaches Association.
OSU student-athletes have the luxury of
improving their strength and conditioning in
two weight rooms - the 6,400-square-foot
Stewart Weight Room (expanding to
20,000 square feet at the conclusion of the
2006 or 2007 football season) in the
Valley Football Center, and the 3,500square-foot weight room in Gill
Coliseum. In those facilities, the Beavers
have access to self-contained Powerlift work
stations, Olympic lifting platforms, a state-of-the-art sound system, a
body composition and nutrition area, an aerobic area that includes cardio
machines, weight machines, and over 10,000 pounds of free weights.
Training table, which is served in the Valley
Football Center, provides a balanced and
delicious variety of meals to fuel the active
student-athlete.
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Sports Medicine
ATHLETIC TRAINING
art of the success of any athletic team
is its sports medicine program, particularly
in college athletics. Oregon State is blessed to
have a committed and stable staff to ensure that its
student-athletes' needs are being met.
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Each Oregon State team is assigned a certified athletic trainer to
oversee a program of injury prevention, treament and rehabilitation
throughout its season. This allows a trainer to become familiar with each
athlete and their particular year-round sports medicine needs.
Oregon State is committed to its sports medicine program and the facilities located in the
Valley Football Center and Gill Coliseum. The facilities have specially designed offices for
both physicians and dentists to provide care. There is also on-site radiology equipment,
enabling student-athletes to stay on campus for diagnostic testing. OSU student-athletes also
have on-site access to the latest in aqua therapy in a state-of-the-art SwimEx rehabilitation
pool, and in a Cybex isokinetic testing machine.
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Corvallis
OREGON
I
orvallis is in the heart of the beautiful Willamette Valley. Home to Oregon
State University, the city of just over 50,000 is the quintessential college
town,
The wide streets are sheltered by ancient trees and lined by red brick or white
masonry buildings. The city's location along the Willamette River makes Corvallis an
attractive place to live, work and study. This central location makes Corvallis an
ideal place to stay while exploring nearby areas such as the Coast Range, Pacific
Ocean beaches and wildlife areas.
The 500-acre OSU campus houses the state's oldest institution of higher education, and is the center of much of the town's activities. A wide variety of shops line
Monroe Avenue, which borders the Oregon State campus.
You can fish, boat, or water ski less than a block from downtown Corvallis. You
can walk the Pacific Ocean coastline an hour away, or you can snow ski in the
Cascade Mountains just over two hours to the east.
You can experience a delightful lunch overlooking the river or dine before a
warm fire. Corvallis offers a wide variety of restaurants, ranging from traditional
American fare to Japanese, English, Thai, Irish, Vietnamese and many others.
Do Vinci Days is a three-day festival
held each summer to celebrate arts, science
and technology. Activities include kinetic
sculpture races, interactive exhibits, and
great musical performers.
Running and biking are favorite pastimes in Corvallis. Bike lanes are included
on most streets, and there are routes along
the Willamette River and Marys
River. Trails for hiking or biking are
available in Avery Park, which is
located close to the OSU campus,
or in OSU's Peavy Arboretum, a
few miles north.
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Corvallis is also close to the Siuslaw National
Forest, a 630,000-acre forest that includes the
Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area. Areas for
hiking, picnicking, fishing, hunting, and many more
activities are available.
Not only is Corvallis the home of OSU, it is also
a business community that includes several industrial
parks with an emphasis on research and computer
technology.
The leading quality of Corvallis is its people:
athletic-minded friendly, and proud of their city and
its top resource - Oregon State University.
State of
OREGON
regon is known as the Beaver State, and the Beavers of the
Oregon State University community enjoy living in one
of the most beautiful and geographically diverse ,
areas in the world,
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The legendary liveability of the Pacific ,;
Northwest has long been known to natives'
but the secret is getting out. From Pacific
Ocean beaches to the Cascade Mounl ris
from the Columbia River Gorge to [tie asierr_-:.w
Oregon desert, from downtown Portland to tfie ce arts'
of Central Oregon, the Beaver State offers environments
for every taste.
Of Oregon's approximately 3 million residents, just over half live in the Portland
metropolitan area. Only a 90minuie drive from Corvallis, Portland offers entertpinmerii:'
choices for every interest - major concerts, touring stage shows, the Oregon Symphony,
museums, art exhibits and rnany others The Portland Trail Blazers of the National
Basketball Association head a professional sports lineup that also includes hockey,
baseball and soccer.
Outside the metropolitan area, Oregon's natural assets and recreational
opportunities take center stage.
The Oregon Coast offers the chance for beachcombing, wading, surfing and
seaside walks. The Oregon Coast Acluarium, located only an hour's drive from
Corvallis, opens a window into the lire of the Pacific Ocean.
Just 90 minutes east of the OSU campus, the Cascade Mountains contain a
number of alternatives for both downhill and cross country skiing, The Cascades
and the Coast Range, located between Corvallis and the Pacific Ocean, are ideal for
picnicking, hiking, camping, fishing and hunting.
Oregon's hundreds of lakes and rivers give water sports enthusiasts ample room for
boating, waterskiing, swimming and jetskiing. The Columbia River Gorge has gained
international renown as one of the world's top spots for boardsailing.
Other famous Oregon landmarks include Crater Lake, the
ancient volcanic formation filled with crystal-clear water;
Multnomah Falls,
a spectacular
waterfall nestled
into the
Cascades; and
the Oregon
Shakespearean
Festival in
Ashland, which
draws talent and
theatergoers from
around the world.
Here are the top places to live in the United
States, as presented in the 2005 edition of
"Cities Ranked and Rated" by Bert Sperling
and Peter Sander:
1. Charlottesville, VA
2. Santa Fe, NM
3. San Luis Obispo-Atascadero-Paso Robles, CA
4. Santa Barbara-Santa MarioLompoc, CA
5. Honolulu, HI
6. Ann Arbor, MI
7. Atlanta, GA
8. Asheville, NC
9. Reno, NV
10. Corvallis, OR
Cor i alli.s is hone to Oregon State University
and hence many young .singles. Technology
stalwart Hewlett-Pack-aal has a major prt'serxe
here, which helps explain the curs low unenrplorrnent rate and impressive recent job growth. The
presence of OS17 and HP has created something
of an intellectual center-over 20`%b of its
residents have earned a graduate or
professional degree,
The fertile tiillarnette fuller was the
destination of !9th-centrrrr settlers font the
Midwest, and since then has retained a peaceful
u rurian lief. Summers are, sublime and the winners are mild, if a hit wet. For recreation, the
rugged Oregon coast is 90 minutes to the west,
the nearby Cascade range offers grew! skiing,
and Portland is about 100 miles to the north.
Considering its a/Jordabilin' f(194,800 median
home price). Corvallis presents an attractive snit
,,f v,nah, intellectualism and natural heaute
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2005-2006
Beaver
HIGHLIGHTS
BASEBALL Its, one of the greatest accomplishments in the history of Oregon State. It
could rank among the top athletic achievements ever in the Pacific Northwest. It may
have been the most unlikely championship
college baseball has seen, considering the
obstacles. Regardless, the OSU baseball
team captured the 2006 national championship in stunning fashion. The Beavers won
the Pac-10 championship, then were victorious at NCAA Regionals and Super Regionals
in Corvallis. Six times at the College World
Series, the Beavers faced elimination, and six
times, they pulled out a victory. Dallas Buck, Cole Gillespie, Kevin Gunderson and Jonah
NORTHWEST DODGE DEALERS
CIVIL WAR SERIES: OSU
captured the Civil War Series,
presented by the Northwest
Dodge Dealers, by beating
Oregon 12-5 for the second
straight year. It's the largest
margin of victory since the Civil
War Series began.
Nickerson were named All-Americans. Nickerson was the Most Outstanding Player of the CWS.
GYMNASTICS: OSU qualified for the NCAA
Championships, and also hosted the event at Gill
Coliseum. Chrissy Larnun and Tasha Smith were
All-Americans.
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SOFTBALL: OSU made it to the
NCAA Women's College World
Series for the first time in school
history after winning an NCAA
Regional and Super Regional in
Corvallis. Cambria Miranda and
Brianne McGowan were named
All-Americans, marking the first
time in program history that two
players earned All-America status
FOOTBALL:
Mike Hass
(above) won
the Biletnikoff
Award as the
nation's top
wide receiver and Alexis Serna
(above left) won the Lou Groza
Award as the nation's premier
placekicker. Both also won
numerous All-America honors.
in the some season.
MEN'S BASKETBALL: OSU had two of the best comebacks in school
history, coming back to beat UNLV after trailing by 22 points and
MEN'S SOCCER: Ryan Johnson earned All-Pac- 10 honors for the fourth
time and was drafted by Real Salt Lake of Major League Soccer. OSU
Arizona State at the Pac-10 Tournament after falling behind by 15 points
beat three consecutive nationally ranked
without three injured starters.
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Under new coach LaVonda Wagner, the
Beavers won 10 more games than the previous season, the fifth-best
Pac- 10
teams.
WOMEN'S SOCCER: Jodie Taylor became Oregon State's first-ever
two-time All-Pac-10 first team selection, and the Beavers were nationally
ranked for the first time since 1995.
improvement in all of Division 1.
MEWS CREW: The Beavers finished third at the Pac-10 Championships
and qualified for the IRA Regatta for the 12th straight year. After the
season, they traveled to Europe to compete at the Czech Republic
Notional Championships.
WOMEN'S CREW: Caroline Leibinger earned All-American status
following an outstanding season in the stroke seat of the Varsity 8, and
freshmen Kalena Bell and Karen Beaty were selected to attend the
USRowing National Team Freshman Camp.
MEN'S GOLF: Vincent Johnson won the Northwest Collegiate Classic
and set school and tournament records in the process, and the Beavers
defended their team title. Mitch Gillis won the 2006 Oregon Amateur.
WOMEN'S GOLF: The Beavers advanced to the NCAA West
Regionals for the first time since 2003. Leah Whiting set a school record
with a 4-under-par 68 at the Pac-10 Championships.
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SWIMMING: Soori Haruguchi became OSU's fifth-ever All-American in
the sport after taking sixth place in the 200 butterfly at the NCAA
Championships.
TRACK/CROSS COUNTRY: Ashley Younce become the first runner to
score points for OSU at the Pac-10 Track Championships since the sport
was reinstated. She also was All-Region in cross country and won the
Cascade College Invitational.
VOLLEYBALL: New coach Toros Liskevych led the Beavers to seven
conference wins, the most since 2001, including a sweep of Oregon.
WRESTLING: by Watterson placed second in the heavyweight freestyle
competition at the University Nationals event. Jim Zalesky, who won
three NCAA championships at Iowa, was hired as the program's new
head coach.
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THIS IS
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Here are a few things you might want
to know about Oregon State University:
Oregon State emphasizes education and
research in five multidisciplinary theme
areas to meet the needs of the people of
Oregon and beyond. The areas are:
Natural resources, including resource
management and environmental
enhancement
The origin, dynamics and sustainability
of the Earth
Technology, especially the optimization
of enterprise, innovation and economic
development
Life and health sciences
Advancing the arts and sciences
FROM THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER
by Gary Warner
"You got your cats (Cougars and Wildcats), your ursines
(Golden Bears and Bruins), your wetland critters (Ducks
and Beavers), a dog (Huskies), an ecclesiastical color
(the Cardinal - no `s' please), a nasty cartoon creature
(Sun Devil) and the losing side in an ancient war
(Trojans)."
"From the griddle-hot pathways of the University of
Arizona in Tucson to the rain pounded streets of
Seattle's University of Washington, I've seen them all.
Ten Pacific- 10 Conference campuses in eight months "
`Now that I've reached the end of the road, its time to
dole out some slaps and kisses - my picks and pinpricks
from a trip around `the conference of champions' "
"Best overall campus Corvallis, Ore My expectations
were low when I pulled into the former farm town that's
home to Oregon State University. I fell in love with the
leafy parks, friendly locals, casual campus, the Andy
Hardy-esque downtown and the lazy bend in the
Willamette River. Corvallis is a charming place to spend
a few days or the rest of your life "
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Oregon State University is one of only two
American universities to hold the land-, sea-,
space- and sun-grant designations, and is
Oregon's only institution to be classified in
the Carnegie Foundation's top tier ("very
high research activity").
Those are just two of the more prominent
measures of the amazing development of
OSU since its inception in the mid I 800s.
Now a diverse, modern university known
globally for the quality and impact of its
scholarship, OSU is home to nearly 20,000
students and some 1,800 instructional faculty.
Its main campus is located in Corvallis,
home to the nation's second-largest concentration of individuals with doctoral degrees
as a percentage of the local workforce as
well as the nation's second-biggest grouping
of "creative class" professionals among
cities smaller than 250,000 in population.
OSU's maturation in recent years has been
guided by a plan, developed under the
leadership of President Ed Ray, that focuses
the university's development in five multidisciplinary areas:
Understanding the origin, dynamics,
and sustainability of the Earth and its
resources.
And building and maintaining a strong
curriculum and basic inquiry in the arts
and sciences that contributes to all parts
of the University.
That focus has facilitated dramatic gains in
the university's research program, which
has grown from $166 million in expenditures in 2002 to a record $194 million in
2006. OSU now garners more than 60
percent of the federal research funding
awarded to all seven members of the
Oregon University System.
That research and scholarship have generated headlines internationally in recent years,
drawing new attention to OSU as a leading
campus for innovation among America's
public universities. Among the growing list
of accomplishments:
A recently published analysis ranked
OSU ninth among all universities globally
in the frequency that its faculty member's
research is cited by other researchers.
OSU was one of five American institutions ranked in the top 10.
A 2006 study revealed the OSU
College of Forestry to be recognized by
its peers as the best forestry program in
North America.
Optimizing enterprise, technological
change, and
innovation.
Realizing the potential of the life sciences
and the optimal delivery of public health
services in healthy environments.
Managing natural resources that contribute to Oregon's quality of life, and
growing and sustaming natural
resources-based
industries in the
Knowledge
Economy.
OSU is home to America's third-largest
group of marine science researchers,
whose work is increasingly prominent
worldwide in such critical areas as climate change, ocean life die-offs and
OSU's College of Business is home to
the Austin Entrepreneurship Program, the
nation's largest experiential, residence
hall-based program for entrepreneurs in
training.
Oregon Sea Grant at OSU is top
ranked among the nation's 30 universitybased Sea Grant programs.
The linus Pauling Institute, named after
OSU's most famous alumnus, continues
the research on vitamins and disease
prevention that its namesake popularized in the final decades of his life, It
is the most prominent center for micronutrient and "healthy living" science in the
country.
Of course, research and scholarship aren't
the only things worth noting at OSU. The
OSU baseball team captivated the nation in
2006 with its dramatic, come-from-behind
NCAA national championship at the
College World Series. The baseball team is
one of many points of pride in a student
body that is increasingly diverse, consistently
engaged and solidly accomplished.
We encourage you to
learn more about
Oregon State University
by visiting us online at
)regonstate.edu
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marine mammals.
OSU Engineering Professor John Wager
led a team in 2006 that created the
world's first transparent integrated
circuit - an innovation named by
PC Magazine as one of the 10
"coolest technologies flying under
the radar," but which have the
potential to change the world.
ATHLETIC
DEPARTMENT
MISSION
STATEMENT
Through nationallh
competitive athletics
progicrnls, the Department
of Athletics pirn'ldes a
for um for c elebruting the
Unnvei sttt,'s advancement,
enhance its ililage ulld
reputation With plospectn e students, ctncl help
the nlstltutlon build
i elatlonslups ii ith its
students faculty', alumni,
and conmlunltl
Student
LIFE
tudent life at Oregon State offers an
incredible variety of activities covering
a wide range of interests.
Radio and television programs are broadcast
by KBVR, allowing students a hands-on experience.,
in developing programs. The Daily Barometer recently named the nation's best student newspape
- gives aspiring journalists the chance to cover cant'
pus life. The university's student government system
provides a number of outlets for developing skills in
leadership, organization, and planning and staging
S]
,gam
events.
Students can take advantage of the opportunity to see
the nationally known speakers and entertainers who visit
campus on a regular basis, including politicians, social critics,
authors, Nobel Prize winners, comedians and musicians.
OSU has a strong Greek system, with more than 30 fraternities
and sororities on campus. There are also literally dozens of
student clubs for persons with interests ranging from
snowboarding to political activism and religion to martial arts.
In addition to its intercollegiate athletic programs, Oregon
State also fields club teams in a number of sports from men's
volleyball to rodeo, The university intramural program also
attracts participants in many sports.
,LL
Famous
OREGON STATE ALUMNI
LINUS PAULING, 1922 The
only person in history to have won
two unshared Nobel Prizes. The
first, in 1954, was for chemistry,
and the second, in 1962, was
awarded for peace. A remarkable
roan who insistently addressed car
ram crucial human problems while
pursuing an amazing array of sci
entific interests. Dr. Pauling was
almost as well known to the
American public as he was to the
world's scientific community as a
much resper'reci ,s;:d beloved defender of civil liberties
and health
CHRIS ANDERSON, 1972. Became editor of the
Orange County Register newspaper in 1980 at age 29
and won two Pulitzer Prix-es
HOLLY CORNELL, 1938; BURKE HAYES, 1938;
JIM HOWIAND, 1938; FRED MERRYFIELD,
1923: [curbed i. H2M engineering careuithtg firm in
19 A 6: now know as CF2YnHill and is one of the
nations top companies in that field.
MARION CARL, 1938: One of America's greatest
World War li fighter aces, earning two Navy Crosses,
five Distinguished Flyying Crosses,lour Legion of Merit
medals and 14 Air Medals.
VANCE "PINTO" COLVIG, 1911: One of the
most gifted voo over and sound-effects artists in motion
picture history", including the voice of cartoon character
Goofy for more than two decades
DR. DAVID CUTSFORTH, 1969: From his iamiiy
practice in Phi!amoth I iregon Dr. Cutsforth was named
Doctor of the Year for the United States by the American
Academy of Family Physicians in. 1994,
RAY ARCHIBALD, 1919: One of the. nations leadng bridrfe engineers, building the Chesapeake Boy
Sndge, the Coos Boy Bridge and most of the bridges on
the Alaska Highway.
M. LOWELL EDWARDS, 1924: Credited by the
America. Medical Association with developing the artificial heart valve. opening up on entire new era in heart
KEN AUSTIN, 1953 Along with his wife. Joan, ire
DOUG ENGELBART, 1948. Invented the computer
Mouse. Arnoric his otter inventions are two-dimensional
editing, multiple-window screens, cross-t;le indexing, e-
has node. Aztec the lamest manufacturer of dental
equipment in the United States. He was the first student
to don the "Benny Beaver" mascot costume.
TERRY BAKER 1963: In 1962; he became flip first
football player on Ifte West Coos to win the Heisman
Trophy. He went on to a career as on attorney
MERCEDES BATES, 1936: Known to Oregon
Staters as "Sorry Crocker" because she become head of
Betty Crocker Kitchens at General Mills in 1964 and
was later the company's first female corporate officer.
GEORGE BRUNS, 1936: The music director for
Wall Disney Productions for more than 25 years, and
wrote "The Ballad of Davy Croccett" and directed tie
mc:sic for "Sleeping Beauty," "Robin Hood" and the
Mickey Mouse CiA television show.
surgery.
mail and shored-screen teleconferencing.
DICK FOSBURY, 1968: Invented the "Fasburv
Flop a technique far going over the bar backward that
revolutionized the sport of high jumping and which he
used to win the <aid medal In the 1968 Mexico City
Olympics.
LEE HARMAN, 1959: One of Hollywood's most
renowned make up artists. Film credits include ''Paint
Your Wagon," "Planet at the Apes." "Manhole Dearest,"
"Murphy s Romance" and "Nuts."
HARLEY JESSUP, 1976: Won an Oscar for Best
Visual: Effects for the.:. 1987 thriller "Innerspace" while
working with Luccrsfilm and industrial light and Magic.
CHRIS
JOHNS, 1974: Named editor of National
Geographic Magazine on Nov. 1, 2004.
WILLIAM KITTREDGE, 1954. The critically
acclaimed author of 21 books, numerous essays, short
stories and screen plays.
CAROL MENKEN-SCHAUDT( 1984 One of the
greatest names in women's basketball at 050 and the
winner of an Olympic gold medal in '984.
BERNIE NEWCOMB, 1965: Cofounder of
E`Trade, one of the nations first internet stock trading
companies, which revolutionized the way in which millions buy and sell securities
GARY PAYTON 1990: An All-American basketball
player at 050 and tfte Sports Illustrated Player of the
Year in 1990, He won an Olympic cold medal in 1996
and 2000.
JOE RUNYAN, 1970 Won the iditarod in 1989,
thus giving him claim to the first "unofficial" triple crown
of dog sled racing.
WILLI UNSOELD, 1951: A member of the first
American team in history to scale Mt. Everest in 1964.
WAYNE VALLEY, 1936: One of America's most
successful housing contractors The founder and principal
owner of the NFL5 Oakland Raiders, and President of
the old American Football League.
WARREN WASHINGTON, 1958: The first
African, American president of the American
Meteorological Society. `Founded the Black
Er>vironntentai Science Trust, a program to increase
African American par'iciaonion in environmental science
ROGER WERTH, 1980 Won a Pulitzer Prize for
his phatoyraahy of the eruption of Mt. Sr. Helens on
May 18, 1980
JOHN YOUNG, 1953 Joined electronics giant
Hewlett-Packard ,n 1958 and 20 yeas later become
only the second CEO in the company's history, taking
over from founder Bill Hewlett.
Eli
President
DR. EDWARD RAY
D
r. Edward Ray became the 14th president of Oregon State
University when he assumed the job on July 31, 2003. Prior to
coming to Oregon State, Ray was executive vice president
and provost of The Ohio State University.
Under his leadership, OSU has completed a visionary campus-wide
strategic plan that is serving as the framework for the university's development in profound and historic ways. Research funding has grown to $209
million since Dr. Rot's arrival; and the university has opened such key
scientific facilities as the Kelley Engineering Center and the Lois Bates
Acheson Veterinary Teaching Hospital.
Mindful of OSU's commitment to the people of Oregon, Dr. Roy has
overseen the expansion of dual-enrollment agreements with
of the
state's community colleges, making it easier for students to complete fouryear degrees. He has also taken a leadership role in fostering a more
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seamless P-20 system, working with area school superintendents, community
college leaders and university colleagues to strengthen institutional connections and enhance the student experience. Dr. Ray has also helped to
usher in a new era of partnership and cooperation between Oregon's
public universities.
Dr. Ray was a member of the economics faculty of Ohio State from
1970-2003, serving as economics department choir from 1976 to 1992.
He served as an associate provost from May 1992 until May 1993, sen-
for vice provost and chief information officer
from 1993-1998, and executive vice president
and provost from 1998-2003.
His research interests include the history of
protectionism in the United States, the determinants of U.S. foreign direct investment and foreign direct investment in the United States, the
structure of tariff and non tariff trade barriers
in the United States and abroad and the adoption of Social Security. His
work has been published in The American Economic Review, The Journal
of Political Economy, The Quarterly Journal of Economics, The Review of
Economic Studies and other leading journals. He has coauthored a principles
text, and his book, "U. S. Protectionism and the World Debt Crisis" was
published by Quorum Press in 1989.
Dr. Ray received his undergraduate degree in mathematics from
Queens College (CUNY) in June 1966, graduating cum laude and Phi
Beta Kappa. He earned his masters in economics from Stanford University
in 1969 and his doctorate in economics from Stanford in June 1971.
His wife Beth was a counselor and assistant dean in the College of Arts
and Sciences while at Ohio State. They have three children and two
grandchildren.
Director of Athletics
BOB DE CAROLIS
ob De Carolis became the 12th director of athletics at Oregon
State University when then-President Dr, Paul Risser appointed
him to the position on August 28, 2002. He signed a five-year
contract extension in May of 2006.
De Carolis originally joined the OSU staff on April 20, 1998 as associate
athletic director of internal operations; he was promoted to senior associate
athletic director on July 1, 1999. Prior to coming to Oregon State, he spent
19 years on the athletic department staff at the University of Michigan.
Since arriving at OSU, De Carolis has developed and executed the
financial recovery plan that has helped the OSU athletic department
eliminate a $12.5 million accumulated deficit. At the some time, the department was able to not only maintain competitive teams, but also had its first
winning football season in nearly three decades, its firs! winning men's basketball season in 15 years, the softball program made its first appearance
ever in the College World Series and the baseball team competed in the
College World Series for the first time in over five decodes and captured
the 2006 national championship. Since his arrival the football program has
played in five bowl games and overall 16 of the 17 intercollegiate programs sponsored by OSU have participated in postseason. In addition, the
department's winning percentage has risen from 48 percent when he
arrived at OSU to 64 percent at the end of the 2005-06 academic year.
roster sports a cumulative GPA of 3.00 or higher. Community service hours have increased
nearly 300 percent during his tenure and contributions for scholarships to the Beaver Athletic
Student Fund have increased from $5 million to
over $10 million.
He spearheaded the feasibility study for a
plan that has expanded and renovated Reser
Stadium, and is in the process of completing the funding for the $30 million
second phase of the stadium's renovation. The $80
million first phase expansion project, the largest fundraising campaign in
OSU athletics history, was completed in September of 2005. "Raising
Reser: Expanding Beaver Nation" increased stadium capacity to 43,300
and included the addition of a parking garage adjacent to the facility.
The new section of the stadium includes many state-of-the-art amenities.
De Carolis started his Michigan career in 1979 as an administrative
assistant and eventually rose to senior associate athletic director, becoming
responsible for all athletic facilities and venues at Michigan, which also
encompassed the strategic planning of all capital improvements.
De Carolis was Michigan's softball coach from 1980 to 1984 and
his Wolverines had one third-place finish at the AIAW national
De Carolis has been responsible for hiring some of the most successful
coaches in OSIJ history, including Mike Riley (football), former U.S.
Olympic coach Terry Liskevych (volleyball), two-time NCAA Coach of the
Year Jim Zafesky (wrestling), former standout assistant coach LaVonda
Wagner (women's basketball), Kelly Sullivan (women's track/cross
championships.
De Carolis is a 19,76 graduate of Bloomsburg State College in
Bloomsburg, Pa., with a B.S. in business education. He received a
Master's of Science degree in sports management in 1979 from the
University of Massachusetts. During his undergraduate days of
country), Larry Liebowitz (women's swimming), Steve Todd
Bloomsburg, he was a two-year letterwinner in football and baseball from
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(men's rowing) and Emily Ford (women's rowing).
it's not all about wins or losses or about new facilities; De Carolis has
stressed the importance of being a total student-athlete and being a part of
the community. With his leadership, nearly 40 percent of the entire athletic
Bob is married to the former Sandra Taylor and they have three children,
daughter Lyndsoy and twin daughters Lauren and Hayiey.
STATE
OREGON STATE DUGOUT CLUB
Beavers receive
a big boost from
OSU Dugout Club
The Oregon State Dugout Club is devoted
to the support of Beaver baseball. Over the
past several seasons, projects financed by the
OSU Dugout Club include batting cages at
Goss Stadium at Coleman Field and helping
finance trips that upgrade the quality of the
Beavers' non-league schedule.
One of the group's major events each year
is the OSU Dugout Club Golf Tournament.
Look for more information on this year's
event, the 29th annual, as the baseball season
progresses.
Annual dues are $75 and include a membership card, OSU baseball cap or T-shirt,
and baseball guide. For more information on
the Oregon State Dugout Club, call the OSU
baseball office at (541) 737-0598.
OSU Dugout Club and OSU Baseball
Alumni Donors members as of Jan. 1, 2007:
Ken Gehlen
Rento Geniza
John Gerhard
Brad & Gay Gillespie
Bert Girod
Alex Goedhard
Ramon Gonzalez
Pete & Joan Goodbrod
Tom Gorman
Mr & Mrs Lyle Knower
Craig Kosmicki
Ted Aberson
Bill Goslow
Eline Goss
Keith Krafve
Joe Kruger
John Gottko
Jim Kulla
B G Gould
Stuart LaCock
Ken Landrum
Joe LeBlanc
Rick Lee
Terry Lee
Les & Bob's
Barbara Lewis
Jim Lipe
Ryan Lipe
Dan Luby
Don Luby
Wayne & Diane Lunde
Butch Lundy
Kelly Marold
Paul Marriott
Evelyn Martin
Bill Martinez
David Martinez
Andy Mason
Aaron Matthews
Wayne Mays
Steve Adkins
GaryAkiyama
Bob Albright
Ralph Allen
Samuel Ambrose
Jim & Fifi Anderson
Scott & Laurie Anderson
Steve Anderson
Paul Andresen
Sean Arey
Joy Asbury
Ken Austin I
I I
Bert Babb
Mike Babb
R H Baker
Robert & Ann Baker
Whitney & Jane Ball
Jeff Ballard
David Baron
Steve Baron
Pat Barry
Bob Beall
Jim Beall
Paul Bernier
Jerome Bettendorf
Susan Biles
Bo Blair
Doug Blair
Charles Boice
Tom & Rae Bowen
Don Bower
Ron Bowers
Travis Bowers
Nevelle Bowler
Roger Bowman
Kim Bradshaw
Fred Brauti
Jim Buckmier
David Bucy
John Buchner
Knute Buehler
Bob & Veronica Buob
Wayne & Mary Burck
Tom Campbell
Elizabeth Carlson
Jim Carnes
Brian Casey
Chris Casey
Fred Casey
Tim Casey
Michael Chambers
Earle Chiles
Dean Church
Rick Church
Robert Churchill
Joe Claire
Steve Clouser
Ralph & Elsa Coleman
Mike Colvin
Mike Corwin
Hal Cowan
Mike Cowgill
Doug Cox
Bart & Lexie Crawford
Steve Crow
Mel Cuckovich
Dave Daniels
Thomas & Lisa Daniels
Ron Daulton
Alex DeMarco
Harry Demorest
Mark Denney
Ed Didrickson
Roger Diehl
Paul Doupe
Jeff & Elizabeth Doyle
Kyle Dunning
Ron Dyer
Walter Eichner
Gerald & Donna Exley
Chuck Fisk
Robert & Patricia Flynn
Albert Fortier
Jan Frost
Shane Gallagher
Scott Gascho
Steve Gaughan
Terry & Julie Graham
Chris Gray
Al Guidotti
John Gulledge
Carl & Roberta Gustafson
Ricki Hackworth
PaulHansen
Bill & Anne Harper
Randy Harrison
John Hays
Larry Hearing
George Heilig
Paul Heisinger
Dwane Helbig
Tim Hennessy
Joe Higgins
Glenna Hull & Randy
Hodgson
Robert Holbrook
Bob & Sharon Holbrook
Jerry & Victoria Holdgrafer
Ron Hop
Joel Horn
Mustafa Hossaini
Randy Huber
Bryce Huddleston
Ken & Brenda Hull
Mikelyn Hull
Lois Hunt
Bruce Jackson
Jim & Lynn Jarvis
John Jenks
Robert & Patrice Jones
Steve Kenney
Charles Kipper
Charles Kittel
Glenn Klein
Leonard Klein
Michael Kloenne
Jeff McAnally
Pat McClain
Storm McCracken
Grant McCullough
Anita McEldowney
Craig McEldowney
Bernie & Faye McGrath
Bernie & Suzanne McGrath
Gary & Patti McGrath
Terry McGrath
Ken McGrew
Bob McNair
Troy Johnson
Gail Meier
Mark Miller
Paul Miller
Trent Miller
Dick Moon
Vernon Johnson
Jim Jones
Randy Jones
Rick Jones
Jeff Moore
Jerry & Lola Morrison
Wes Muir
Mike Murphy
Bob Johnson
Ernie & Lindell Johnson
Jarred Johnson
John Johnson
Irva Neyhart
Jeff Nicoud
Rex Nicoud
Tim Nieslen
Andrew & Michelle Noonan
Gary Overcash
Fred Paine
Bryon Parrish
Jay Paterson
Tom Paterson
Larry Petersen
Tom & Brenda Picht
Charlie Piper
Dow & Peggy Poling
Fred & Merrie Postlewait
Gary Putnam
Mary Ann Queen
Bruce Reece
Dave Reece
Barrett Reeve
Rick Regnier
Myles Reukenu
Dave & Sally Richards
Sharon Richards
Jack & Jean Riley
Mickey Riley
Allen & Linda Rolland
Pete Rowe
George & Nancy Rowlett
Harold Rudolph
Bill & Shirley Rudzik
Jim Ruggles
Mike Sandago
Scott Sanders
Ken & Kathy Santschi
John Schrimper
Dale Schrock
Jim Schrock
Darrell & Pat Schroeder
Ron & Jill Scrivner
Pete Sekermestrovich
Marc Shaylor
Gene Shoji
Bob Short
Tom Simas
John Sipple
Mr & Mrs Charles Smith
Jeffrey Smith
Jim Smith
Mr & Mrs Pete Smith
Steve Smith
Mike Smolich
Jack & Marlys Spencer
Scott Spiegelberg
Ken St Pierre
Doug Stahl
Kevin Stanaway
Bill Starnes
Jack Stephenson
Ron Stevens
Frank Stohr
Larry Stover
Jason Strandberg
Robert & Gladys Streiff
Chris & Suzy Stutes
Steve Swanson
Steve Swedberg
Mike Sweeny
Gene & Joan Tanselli
Russ Thomas
Todd Thomas
Mike Thurman
Doug Tindall
Ed Troyer
Dave Underriner
Jake Underwood
Rich Underwood
Paul & Fran Valenti
Jack & Linda Van Loan
George Van Engelen
Bill Van Vleet
Allan Vendetti
Devon Vendetti
Johnny Walker
Steve & Jan Walker
Jerry Weis
Dick Welch
Greg Westby
Andy Westlund
Darren Whanger
Chuck & Shelley Wilcox
Jim Williams
Don Wirth
Dick Withnell
Chris Young
Matt Young
Mike Young
Wayne & Joanne Young
Lanny & Coral Zoeller
Tom Snyder
Jay Sorgen
REGON STATE UNIVERSETYATHLE7ICS-DEVELOPING FUTURE LEJ.DERSI THROUGH EXCEJ LENCE IN
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2007
OREGON STATE
BASEBALL
MEDIA INFORMATION
BASEBALL
Kip Carlson
Sports information
GENERAL INFORMATION: Game creden-
tials, interviews, photographs and other Oregon State baseball information is available by
calling Kip Carlson in the Sports Information
Office at (541) 737-7472. Press box space is
limited at Goss Stadium at Coleman Field,
and those planning on covering games are
asked to notify the Sports Information Office
at least 24 hours in advance of the game.
Oregon State players are available for
interviews before and after practice sessions
and after games. Media are asked to arrange
interviews through Carlson at least 24 hours
in advance of the desired interview time.
POSTGAME SERVICES: Boxscores are
available immediately after home games in the
press box at Goss Stadium at Coleman Field.
Play-by-play narratives are also available.
Writers may file stories from the press
box, but may have to wait for phone lines
used by radio crews. Postgame work space
and phone lines are also available in the OSU
Sports Information Office in Gill Coliseum,
located one block from Goss Stadium at
Coleman Field
WEBSITE: OSU's athletic department
website is www.osubeavers.com, and it contains regularly updated baseball information.
RADIO: Practically the entire OSU schedule will be broadcast, and all games will be
available on the internet. Press box space and
a phone line for visiting radio crews are available at Goss Stadium at Coleman Field. Visiting radio crews are asked to notify the OSU
Sports Information Office in advance.
TELEVISION: Several Oregon State games
this spring may be televised, live and via tape
delay, on Fox Sports Net.
PARKING: Parking is limited at Goss Stadium at Coleman Field. Oregon State campus
parking permits are required on weekdays,
but not weekends. Parking permits for campus visitors are available at the Parking Services Office located in Adams Hall, which is
at the intersection of S.W. 15th Street and
S.W. A Street. There are parking lots behind
the left-field fence, next to the dormitories
just south of Washington Way, and around
Reser Stadium.
WITH GRATITUDE: Thanks to Paul
Andresen, Mark Armour, Al Kirk and George
SPORTS INFORMATION
Area code 541
Area code 541
HEAD COACH
Sports information switchboard ..... 737-3720
Pat Casey ........................................ 737-2825
(Best time to call is weekday mornings)
SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR
ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH
BASEBALL CONTACT
Dan Spencer .................................... 737-7484
Kip Carlson ...................... (office) 737-7472
Steve Fenk .................................... 737-7470
(cellular) 230-4482
(e-mail) kip.carlson@oregonstate.edu
ASSISTANT COACH
Marty Lees ..................................... 737-5738
VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH
OTHER ASSISTANTS
David Wong
Kurt Steele
Michelle Westerberg ....................... 737-8898
Roger Home .................................... 737-7473
Jason Amberg .................................. 737-7469
DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS
STUDENT ASSISTANTS
Ron Northcutt .............................. 737-0598
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS
Tessa Davison, Caleb Hawley. ....... 737-3720
Steven Masters, Lauren Pullen
Stephanie Kondos, Lexi Crawford
FAX
FAX
Sports information office ... 737-3072 or 4171
Athletic office .............................. 737-4002
Olympic sports office ................... 737-2140
MAILING ADDRESS
UNDERGRADUATE ASSISTANT COACH
Press box ....................................... 737-7475
Gill Coliseum Room 209
Oregon State University
Corvallis, OR 97331
MAILING ADDRESS
ATHLETICS WEBSITE
Gill Coliseum Room 127
Oregon State University
Corvallis, OR 97331
www.osubeavers.com
GOSS STADIUM AT COLEMAN FIELD
UNIVERSITY WEBSITE
www.oregonstate.edu
OREGON STATE MEDIA OUTLETS
CORVALLIS GAZETTE-TIMES: Steve Gress,
sports editor; 600 SW Jefferson; Corvallis,
OR 97330; phone (541) 753-2641.
OREGON STATE DAILY BAROMETER:
Lindsay Schnell, sports editor; Memorial
Union East 106; Oregon State University;
Corvallis, OR 97331; phone (541) 737-2231.
SALEM STATESMAN-JOURNAL: James
Day, sports editor; 280 Church St.; Salem,
OR 97308; phone (503) 399-6700.
THE OREGONIAN: Mark Hester, sports
editor; 1320 SW Broadway; Portland, OR
97201; phone (503) 221-8161.
EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD: Ron Bellamy,
97201; phone 1-800-448-3501.
PORTLAND TRIBUNE: Steve Brandon,
sports editor; 620 S.W. 5th Ave.; Portland,
OR 97204; phone (503) 226-0723.
KLOO I KFLY I KEJO I KRKT RADIO: Jon
Warren, sports director; 2840 Marion St. SE;
Albany, OR 97321; phone (541) 926-8628.
KGAL I KSHO RADIO: Ray Pietz, sports
director; PO Box 749; Albany, OR 97321;
phone (541) 926-5425.
KVAL-TV: Tom Ward, sports director; PO
Box 1313, Eugene, OR 97401; phone (541)
342-4961.
sports editor; P.O. Box 1018; Eugene, OR
KEZI-TV: Sam Adams, sports director; PO
Box 7009; Eugene, OR 97401; phone (541)
97440; phone (541) 485-1234.
485-5611.
ASSOCIATED PRESS, PORTLAND
BUREAU: Ann Peterson, sports editor; 121
SW Salmon St., Suite 1450; Portland, OR
Edmonston Jr. of the Fielder Jones Society
for their ongoing help in researching OSU's
baseball history. The Fielder Jones Society is
an offshoot of the Society for American Baseball Research (SABR). Thanks also to Larry
Landis and Elizabeth Nielsen of the OSU
KMTR-TV: Darren Fabre, sports director;
3825 International Court; Eugene, OR 97477;
phone (541) 746-1600.
.yo
Archives for their assistance.
Thanks to press box volunteers Paul Rada
(public address), Glenda Curry (scoreboard),
Paul Andresen (statistics), Mark Saba and
Rob Horman for their help during home
games.
OREGON SIATEUNIVERSITYATHLETICS-DEVELOP;NGFUTURELEADEPSTIHHROUGH EXCELLENCE IN ACADEllicsANDATHLE-p-cs
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OREGON STATE
BASEBALL
BEAVER BASEBALL ON THE AIR
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Mike Parker
Broadcaster
Todd Mansfield
Broadcaster
RADIO: Oregon State baseball can be heard
on KEJO-AM (1240) in the Corvallis area
and KUIK-AM (1360) in the Portland area.
Nearly the entire OSU schedule, home and
away, will be broadcast.
Mike Parker, the voice of the Beavers, will
handle the broadcasts with assistance from
Todd Mansfield, Jim Wilson and Kip
Carlson.
Parker has been named the Oregon Sportscaster of the Year three times. Before coming
to Oregon State in 1999, Parker broadcast pro
baseball for the Portland Beavers (Triple-A)
and Eugene Emeralds (Short Season-A) and
hosted sports talk shows. Parker also cohosts a daily sports talk show on KEJO.
Dios Andrade, will handle play-by-play.
SPANISH LANGUAGE RADIO: The LaX
sports network of KXQR (660 AM) in Eugene, KXPD (1040 AM) in Portland and
KLES (101.7 FM) in Yakima, Wash., will
broadcast over 20 Beaver baseball games in
2007. All weekday home games will air on
KXQR in the Eugene area, while weekend
games can be heard on the complete LaX
Network in Eugene, Portland and Yakima.
The Voice of Beavers in Spanish, Juan De
BEAVERS ALL-ACCESS TELEVISION:
Beavers All-Access will step up with new
coverage of OSU baseball in 2007. The
popular 30-minute magazine show will cover
Beaver baseball with three shows airing in
March and April on FSN Nothwest, the
Beavers' regional television home, and they
will be replayed on Fox College Sports
channels on cable and satellite systems
throughout the country.
Segments of the show will be taped at Big
River Brewery in downtown Corvallis. Todd
Mansfield will anchor the show, which is
produced by Tim Lay.
BEAVER SPORTS TALK: The Beaver
Sports Talk radio show will air on selected
stations on the Beaver Sports Network each
Tuesday from 7-8 p.m. into the month of
April. The voice of the Beavers, Mike
Parker, hosts Beaver Sports Talk.
During March and April, the video of
Beaver Sports Talk will replay in the
Portland area on Comcast (CNW cable
channel 14) on Saturdays at 11:30 a.m. The
show will cover baseball and select OSU
spring sports and highlight OSU's Everyday
Champions student-athletes.
INTERNET AUDIONIDEO: Beaver Nation
Online will stream every baseball game,
home and away, live over the internet on
either www.osubeavers.com (Beaver Nation
Online) or www.sports.yahoo.com (Yahoo!
Sports). Beaver Nation Online will also
stream a live video webcast of every home
game, using the new videoboard feed at Goss
Stadium at Coleman Field with the Beaver
Sports Radio Network overlay.
Beaver Nation Online, the subscriptionbased site within www.osubeavers.com,
offers exclusive interviews, highlights,
webcasts and special features from Beaver
coaches and players during the year.
BEAVER SPORTS PROPERTIES
Beaver Sports Properties is a multi-media/
marketing partnership between the Oregon
State Athletic Department and Learfield
Sports. Beaver Sports Properties is respon;ible for all aspects of corporate sponsorships; production of game-day television,
radio and publications; securing media partnerships; and development of the official
Oregon State athletics website at
www.osubeavers.com.
Oregon State has enjoyed record levels of
marketing revenue and built strong business
partnerships during its association with Beaver Sports Properties.
Steve Sullivan is general manager of Beaver
Sports Properties. A Salem native, Sullivan
recently began working with OSU after positions with Fresno State, Arizona State, Connecticut and Texas Tech. The Beaver Sports
Properties staff also includes Barry
Spiegelberg and Kearston Huddleston.
Beaver Sports Properties can be reached in
Steve Sullivan
General manager
Corvallis at (541) 737-8364 or in Portland at
(503) 553-3401.
OREGON S'I-ATEUNIVERS?YATHLrGcSDEVEL OYINGFUTURELEADERSTHROUGHEXCELLENCEINACADEMICSANDATH1ET1CS
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2007 SCHEDULE
DATE
OPPONENT
SITE
Jan. 25 (Th)
Jan. 26 (F)
Jan. 27 (Sa)
Feb. 9 (F)
Feb. 10 (Sa)
Feb. 11 (Su)
Feb. 16.18 (F-Sj)
Feb. 16 (F)
Feb. 17 (Sal
Feb. 18 (Su)
Feb. 23.25 (F-Su)
Fob. 23 (F)
Feb. 24 (Sa)
Feb. 25 (Su)
Mar. 2.5 (F-M)
Mat. 2 (F)
Mar. 3 (Sa)
Mar. 4 (Su)
Mar. 5 (M)
MAR. 8 (TH)
MAR. 9 (F)
MAR. 10 (SA)
MAR. 16 (F)
MAR. 17 (SA)
MAR. 18 (SU)
Mar. 24 (So)
Mar. 25 (Su)
Mar. 26 (M)
Mar. 30 (F)
Mar. 31 (Sa)
at Hawaii-Hilo
at Hawaii-Hllo
at Hawai'l-Hilo (2)
Hilo, Haw.
Hilo, Haw.
Kona, Haw.
Athens, Ga.
Athens, Ga.
Athens, Ga.
Surprise, Ariz.
at Georgia
at Georgia
at Georgia
at Coca-Cola Classic
vs. Gonzaga
vs. Arizona State
vs. Missouri
at River City Classic
at California-Davis
vs. St. Mary's (Calif.)
at Sacramento State
at Domino's Aggie Classic
2 p.m.
11 a.m.
10 a.m.
2 p.m.
2 p.m.
9 a.m.
Davis, Calif.
Sacramento, Calif.
Sacramento, Calif.
Colle g e Station , Tex.
at Texas A&M
vs. New Mexico
2 p.m.
10 a.m.
2 p.m.
4:30 p.m.
10:30 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
12:30 p.m.
vs. St. Louis
at Texas A&M
EVANSVILLE
EVANSVILLE
EVANSVILLE
SAN FRANCISCO
SAN FRANCISCO
SAN FRANCISCO
at Cal Poly
at Cal Poly
at Cal Poly
at Arizona
at Arizona
TIME
6 P.M.
5 P.M.
1 P.M.
CORVALLIS
CORVALLIS
CORVALLIS
CORVALLIS
CORVALLIS
CORVALLIS
4 P.M.
4 P.M.
1 P.M.
4 P.M.
San Luis Obispo, Calif.
San Luis Obispo, Calif.
San Luis Obispo, Calif.
Tucson, Ariz.
Tucson, Ariz.
6 P.M.
1 P.M.
1 P.M.
7 p,m.
1 P. M.
1 P.M.
6 p.m.
DATE
Apr. 1
APR. 5 (TH)
APR. 6 (F)
APR. 7 (SA)
APR. 10 (TU)
APR. 13 (F)
APR. 14 (SA)
APR. 15 (SU)
APR. 20 (F)
APR. 21 (SA)
APR. 22 (SU)
Apr. 24 (Tu)
Apr. 27 (F)
Apr. 28 (Sa)
A pr. 29 (Si,)
S
May 4 (F)
May 5 (Sa)
May 6 (Su)
MAY 11 (F)
MAY 12 (SA)
MAY 13 (SU)
MAY 18 (F)
MAY 19 (SA)
MAY 20 (SU)
May 25 (F)
May 26 (Sa)
May 27 (Su)
Jun. 1.4 (F-M)
Jun. 8.11 (F-M)
Jun. 15-25 (F-M)
OPPONENT
SITE
at Arizona
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA'
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA'
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA'
Tucson, Ariz.
PORTLAND
CALIFORNIA '
CALIFORNIA'
CALIFORNIA
NEVADA-LAS VEGAS'
NEVADA-LAS VEGAS'
NEVADA-LAS VEGAS'
at Portland
at Stanford
at Stanford
at Stanford'
at Washington
at Washington
at Washington
WASHINGTON STATE
WASHINGTON STATE'
WASHINGTON STATE
ARIZONA STATE'
ARIZONA STATE'
ARIZONA STATE'
at U.C.L.A. '
at U.C.L.A.
at U.C.L.A. '
N.C.A.A. Regionals
N.C.AA. Super Regionals
College World Series
TIME
12 noon
CORVALLIS
CORVALLIS
CORVALLIS
CORVALLIS
CORVALLIS
CORVALLIS
CORVALLIS
CORVALLIS
CORVALLIS
CORVALLIS
5 P.M.
5 P.M.
1 P.M.
4 P.M.
5 P.M.
1 P.M.
1 P.M.
5 P.M.
1 P.M.
1 P.M.
Portland, Ore.
Stanford. Calif.
Stanford, Calif.
Stanford , Calif .
Seattle, Wash.
Seattle. Wash.
Seattle. Wash.
3 p.m.
6 P.M.
CORVALLIS
CORVALLIS
CORVALLIS
CORVALLIS
CORVALLIS
CORVALLIS
Los Angeles, Calif.
Los Angeles, Calif.
Los Angeles, Calif.
To be announced
To be announced
Omaha. Neb.
1 P.M.
1
CHAMP ONS.
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1 P.M.
5 P.M.
1 P.M.
1 P.M.
5 P.M.
1 P.M.
1 P.M.
6 p.m.
2 p.m.
12 noon
T.B.A.
T.B.A.
T.B.A.
All times Pacific l' - Pacific-10 Conference game 1(2) - doubleheader
OREGON STATE BASEBALL
CENTENNIAL SEASON
P. M
6:30 p.m.
2 p.m.
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