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21.	Syl Johnson, OSC pitcher	Baseball players; Baseball pitchers; Johnson, Syl	Syl Johnson pitched 1955-57; from Portland, Oregon.

22.	Gene Bates	Baseball players; Bates, Gene	Gene Bates, 1st baseman from Vale, played at Oregon State in 1958. He signed with the Cleveland Indians for a reported $35,000 bonus. Photo was used in the summer 1958 issue of the Oregon Stater, page...

23.	Unidentified baseball player	Baseball players	This appears to be Jerry Exley, 1956 team captain. Exley played 1954-1956. Photo used in the Fall 1956 Oregon Stater.

24.	Dan Luby	Baseball players; Luby, Dan	Photo was published in the May 1959 Oregon Stater, page 8. Luby played in 1957-1959. His father, former major league player Hugh Luby, was still playing and coaching in the minor leagues in Salem and Eugene...

25.	Jerry Droscher	Baseball players	This is Jerry Droscher, captain-elect of 1960 team. Droscher was an all-Region 8 (NCAA) player. He played 1958-60. Photo was published in the Summer 1959 Oregon Stater, page 7.

26.	Jerry Droscher	Baseball players; Droscher, Jerry	Oregon State's third player to make the All Northern Division's first team was right fielder Jerry Droscher. Photo was used in the 1960 Beaver Yearbook, page 182. Played 1958-1960, from Roseburg.

27.	Salem Senators	Baseball teams; Salem Senators	OSU has played a number of games over the years against local professional nines. The most frequent of these opponents were the Salem Senators, against whom the Beavers posted a 6-10 mark between 1924...

28.	Salem Senators	Baseball teams; Salem Senators

29.	Salem Senators	Baseball teams; Salem Senators

30.	Salem Senators	Baseball teams; Salem Senators

31.	Bud Shirtcliff	Baseball players; Awards; Shirtcliff, Bud	Bud Shirtcliff won the Victor Brown trophy given to an outstanding baseball player annually at the SAE house during the Spring of 1953. He played from 1951 to 1953 and was from Myrtle Creek.

32.	1951 OSC Baseball Team	Baseball teams; Team photographs; Baseball players; Airplanes	One of the Beavers' first trips by air was to Los Angeles to meet Southern California for the 1951 Pacific Coast Conference title. They went on the Southwest Airways plane. Photo was used in the 2006...

33.	1952 Beavers leave for Omaha	Baseball players	Photo shows the 1952 Beaver baseball team getting ready to leave on the bus for the first leg of their trip to the NCAA playoffs at Omaha, Nebraska.Waiting to board the bus are: (Standing left to right)...

34.	1952 College World Series poster	Posters	Photo was used in the 2006 Oregon State Baseball Guide, page 86.

35.	1952 game against Fresno State	Baseball games; Baseball players	The regional finals against Fresno State drew a record crowd of 5,000 to Goss Stadium at Coleman Field. Photo was used in the 2006 Oregon State Baseball Guide, page 79.

36.	1952 College World Series Program	Programs; Redden. Norma	Norma Redden was featured on the 1952 College World Series Program as the Queen of the 1952 College World Series. Photo was used in the 2006 Oregon State Baseball Guide, page 81.

37.	1952 Regional Playoff Program	Programs	Photo was used in the 2006 Oregon State Baseball Guide, page 86.

38.	1952 Beaver Baseball Team	Baseball players; Baseball teams; Team photographs

39.	1958 PCC Baseball Playoff program	Programs	Photo was used in the 2006 Oregon State Baseball Guide, page 86.

40.	Hawley Hall Baseball team	Team photographs; Baseball players	From left to right: Lou Hemrich, Art Rankin, Chuck Woosley, Art Avrit, Brian McNab, Tony Lopez, Tom Opatz, Art Benny, and Rod Royce.