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1. Oregon State Spring Sports Information Guide, 1956

Oregon State Spring Sports Information Guide, 1956

Description: This is the cover of the 1956 Spring Sports Guide, honoring Ralph Coleman in his 25th year as head baseball coach at Oregon State.

2. Rich Harper, runner, and Coach Jack Riley

Rich Harper, runner, and Coach Jack Riley

Description: Coach Jack Riley finds duty in the third base coaching box exciting as he waves Rich Harper on to home plate. Harper played from 1975-1978. Photo was used in the Oregon Stater, June 1977, vol.11 no.4, p. 22 and 1977 Beaver p. 97.

3. Oregon State Baseball Guide, 1997

Oregon State Baseball Guide, 1997

Description: This is the cover of the 1997 Baseball Guide featuring Chris Pine, Ralph Coleman, Pat Casey, 1952 College World Series Team, Ryan McDonald, 1907 Varsity Team, Andrew Checketts, Ryan Lipe, and Jack Riley. It commemorates the 90th anniversary of Oregon State baseball.

4. Coach Ralph Coleman talks to players

Coach Ralph Coleman talks to players

Description: Home Game, Photo was used in the 1967 Beaver Yearbook, page 248.

5. Coach Gene Tanselli

Coach Gene Tanselli

Description: Home Game, Photo was used in the 1971 Beaver Yearbook, page 230. Tanselli was the baseball coach from1967-1972. He compiled a 113-102-2 record while at OSU.

6. Coach Jack Riley

Coach Jack Riley

Description: OSU Coach Jack Riley, Washington State Coach Bobo Brayton and umpires are shown before a game.Riley coached at Oregon State from 1973 through 1994 and is the winningest coach in Beaver Baseball history with a 613-411-5 record. Brayton coached at WSU for 33 years and also retired after the 1994 season.Washington State has been OSU's most formidable rival through the years. The series began in 1910 and stood at 186-215-2 through 2006. Riley's won-loss record versus Brayton was 49-79 (1973-1994).OSU has played both Washington State and the University of Washington more times than any other college or university. OSU all-time versus the UW is 218-179-2, beginning in 1911.

7. Maurer waiting from dugout

Maurer waiting from dugout

Description: The Maurer's are a notable athletic clan in Oregon. There were five Maurer brothers, three of whom played football at OSU. The best known of the Maurers was Andy, who played at the UofO and had a long NFL career. The Maurers were from Prospect, where they played 8 man football.

8. President Strand hits opening pitch

President Strand hits opening pitch

Description: The first postwar Northern Division conference game between OSC and Washington State College was celebrated with President A. L. Strand, Beaver coach Ralph Coleman, and WSC coach Buck Bailey taking part in the ceremonial "first pitch" as batter, pitcher and catcher. OSC participated in intercollegiate baseball for the first time since 1943, when competition was halted due to the war.

9. Oregon State Spring Sports Information Guide, 1966

Oregon State Spring Sports Information Guide, 1966

Description: This is the cover of the Spring Sports Guide featuring Ralph Coleman and Berny Wagner (track coach).

10. Tending a hurt player

Tending a hurt player

Description: Steve Renne is hurt player.

11. Walter Williams, Coach of San Jose State

Walter Williams, Coach of San Jose State

12. Mike Riley with his father, Jack Riley

Mike Riley with his father, Jack Riley

Description: Mike (Mickey) Riley, son of Jack Riley, played second base for the Beavers from 1980-1983. He hit over .300 for the 1982 season and came close to the school record with an 18 game hitting streak--4 less than the mark set by All-American Pete Rowe. Photo was used in the Gazette Times and the Oregon Stater, April 1982, v.16 no.2, page 21.

13. Oregon coaches and players

Oregon coaches and players

Description: Home Game

14. Jim Wilson being congratulated by Coach Jack Riley

Jim Wilson being congratulated by Coach Jack Riley

15. Ralph Coleman

Description: Photo was used in the 1967 Beaver Yearbook, page 246. Ralph Coleman coached his last baseball team in 1966. He coached the Beavers for 36 years with a career record of 566 wins and 317 losses. His teams earned 8 Northern Division titles and a 6th place finish in the NCAA in 1952.

16. Tending a hurt player

Tending a hurt player

17. Oregon State Spring Sports Information Guide, 1963

Oregon State Spring Sports Information Guide, 1963

Description: This is the cover of the 1963 Spring Sports Guide featuring baseball player and coach Cecil Ira and Ralph Coleman. The cover also shows Norm Hoffman (track).

18. OSU coach

Description: Home Game

19. OSU coach

Description: Home Game

20. OSU coach

Description: Home Game

21. Meeting at home plate

Meeting at home plate

Description: Home Game

22. Jim Wilson being congratulated by Coach Jack Riley

Jim Wilson being congratulated by Coach Jack Riley

23. Coach talking to catcher

Coach talking to catcher

Description: Home Game

24. Tending a hurt player

Tending a hurt player

25. Coach Gene Tanselli confers with pitcher and catcher

Coach Gene Tanselli confers with pitcher and catcher

Description: Coach Tanselli is wearing jersey number 11.

26. Baseball coach Ralph Coleman

Baseball coach Ralph Coleman

Description: Home Game

27. Coach tending to player

Coach tending to player

28. Terry Markham watching baserunner

Terry Markham watching baserunner

Description: Home Game, Terry Markham (1962-1965) watches a Duck baserunner fly around first.

29. OSC coaching staff

OSC coaching staff

Description: Coaching staff: Ralph Coleman (Baseball); Paul Schissler (Football); ??; Bud Kearns; A. T. "Slats" Gill (Basketball); Bob Hager. This picture is from 1930 or 1931, the only years that Coleman, Schissler, and Gill were simultaneously head coaches.

30. Tending a hurt player

Tending a hurt player

31. Catcher Morrell Crary joins a conference on the mound

Catcher Morrell Crary joins a conference on the mound

Description: Home Game

32. Ralph Coleman

Description: Home Game

33. Orange and Black baseball chapter page 106

Orange and Black baseball chapter page 106

Description: Fourth and final page (page 106) of the baseball chapter of the Orange and Black, published by the Oregon State College Alumni Association in 1938. Photo on the upper left is of Ralph Coleman who pitched for the Beavers and later returned as the baseball coach. Bottom photos show Howard Maple (catcher); Al Brown (pitcher) and "Mush" Torson (outfielder).

34. Wes Schulmerich with Beaver head coach, Jack Riley

Wes Schulmerich with Beaver head coach, Jack Riley

Description: Wes Schulmerich was the Beavers' first player to make it to the Major League level. Schulmerich was born on Wednesday, August 21, 1901, in Hillsboro, Oregon. He was 29 years old when he played his first big league game on May 1, 1931, with the Boston Braves. Schulmerich played for the Beaver from 1925-1927 Photo was used in the June 1983 Oregon Stater, vol. 17 no.4, page 19.

35. Wes Schulmerich with Beaver head coach, Jack Riley

Wes Schulmerich with Beaver head coach, Jack Riley

Description: Wes Schulmerich was the Beavers' first player to make it to the Major League level. Schulmerich was born on Wednesday, August 21, 1901, in Hillsboro, Oregon. He was 29 years old when he played his first big league game on May 1, 1931, with the Boston Braves. Schulmerich played for the Beaver from 1925-1927 Photo was used in the June 1983 Oregon Stater, vol. 17 no.4, page 19.

36. Coach Flack

Description: Coach Flack not listed as head coach. His uniform says "Syracuse". There was a Max Flack, a major league outfielder from 1914-1925.

37. OSU and Cal coaches

OSU and Cal coaches

Description: Home Game

38. Coach Gene Tanselli with unidentified players

Coach Gene Tanselli with unidentified players

Description: Home Game, Perhaps Jim Jarvis in street clothes on right.

39. Baseball coach

Description: Home Game, Jack Riley. Published in June 1985 Oregon Stater, page 25 (v. 19, no.4).

40. OSU coach

Description: Home Game

41. Cal Bears coach and runner

Cal Bears coach and runner

42. Coach tending to player

Coach tending to player

43. Ralph Coleman

Description: The Varsity vs. Alumni game was on April 13, 1968.

44. Ralph Coleman

Description: The Varsity vs. Alumni game was on April 13, 1968.

45. Ralph Coleman

Description: The Varsity vs. Alumni game was on April 13, 1968.

46. Oregon State Spring Sports Information Guide, 1953

Oregon State Spring Sports Information Guide, 1953

Description: This is the cover of the 1953 Spring Sports Guide featuring Ralph Coleman.

47. OSU coach

Description: Home Game

48. OSU coach

Description: Home Game

49. Baseball players with Coach Coleman

Baseball players with Coach Coleman

Description: Home Game, Bob Baker receives a lecture from Ralph Coleman

50. Linfield coach

51. Tending a hurt player

Tending a hurt player

52. Ralph Coleman

Description: Home Game

53. Ralph Coleman

Description: Home Game

54. Coach Ralph Coleman

Coach Ralph Coleman

Description: Coach Coleman is shown receiving a wreath of flowers for 20 years of coaching. Coleman played for the Beavers in 1918, as didhis brother Ed in 1924 and his son Ralph Jr. in 1952-53. After trying minor league baseball, including stints with the Portland Beavers, Ralph returned to OAC and became the baseball coach in 1923. He coached from 1923-28, 1931-32, and 1938-1966, 35 seasons in all. Photo published in Feb 1960 Oregon Stater (page 7).

55. Coach Fielder Jones

Coach Fielder Jones

Description: Only four years after leading the Chicago White Sox to the World Series championship, Fielder Jones was enlisted to coach the OAC baseball team. A salary dispute with Sox owner Charles Comiskey led to Jones' departure from the Windy City and he came to the Pacific Northwest to look after timber and land interests. Coach Jones traveled back and forth between Portland and Corvallis for team practices and games. Jones eventually went to St. Louis to coach the city's entry in the Federal League in 1914 and 1915. He was also coach of the American League St Louis Browns from 1916-1918

56. Orange and Black baseball chapter page 103

Orange and Black baseball chapter page 103

Description: First page (page 103) of the baseball chapter of the Orange and Black, published by the Oregon State College Alumni Association in 1938. The top photo shows the first baseball team to wear the OAC uniform and includes: W.L. Sharp, Jesse Tharp, Bill Patterson, Harold Belt, Raymond Henkle; Henry Howells, Will Smith, Al Campbell, and Tom Allen. Fielder Jones is shown in the bottom right photograph. He was the Oregon State coach in 1910 and had previously been the professional baseball coach of the "White Sox Hitless Wonders." The bottom left photo shows the 1910 Northwest champion baseball team.

57. Tending to a hurt Steve Renne

Tending to a hurt Steve Renne

58. Pacific Coast Conference Co-Champions

Pacific Coast Conference Co-Champions

Description: Photo shows Coach Ralph O. Coleman, Victor Demarz Brown, Jr., Frank Roelandt, William Clifford Frazer, Walter Charles Kirchner, DeWaine Palmer Galloway, Elmer Henry Weimer, Don Day Cecil, Raymond John Oberst, Robert Miller Ohling, Kenneth Johnson, Donald Leland Bower, Andrew Louis Frahler, Robert Claude Churchill, Bill Oral McCluskey.

59. Meeting at home plate

Meeting at home plate

Description: Home Game

60. Coach talking to OSU player

Coach talking to OSU player

Description: Home Game

61. Coach tending to player

Coach tending to player

62. OSU coach

Description: Home Game

63. Norb Wellman with Coach Coleman

Norb Wellman with Coach Coleman

Description: Norb Wellman pitched for the Beavers from 1952 through 1954. He pitched one of the 1952 playoff wins against Fresno State that put Oregon State into the College World Series. The photograph appeared on the cover of the 1954 Beaver baseball press guide.

64. Oregon State Spring Sports Information Guide, 1967

Oregon State Spring Sports Information Guide, 1967

Description: This is the cover of the Spring Sports Guide featuring Berny Wagner and Baseball coach Gene Tanselli.

65. Coach Jack Riley "miked" for sound

Description: Home Game, This footage of Coach Jack Riley (20) with a wireless microphone was shot at the April 7, 1982 game versus Portland State University at Coleman Field. This was the Northern Division league opener for both teams. The Beavers won 5-4 in ten innings.Players shown in the footage include: Pat Shaw (14); Jeff Myers (6); Todd Thomas; Mickey Riley (2); Bill Gassaway (8); Jim Wilson (22); and Mike Gorman (21).The original footage is 3/4″ videotape that is extensively degraded. The length is about 9 minutes.

66. Ralph Coleman ('19) and Glenn Holcomb

Ralph Coleman ('19) and Glenn Holcomb

Description: Former baseball coach Ralph Coleman, '19, and Glenn Holcomb, professor emeritus of engineering, attended a dinner. Photo was used in the June 1978 Oregon Stater, vol.12 no.4, page 6.

67. Jack Riley with umpire

Jack Riley with umpire

Description: Home Game

68. Linfield coach

69. Beaver coach

70. Washington State coach Bobo Brayton

Washington State coach Bobo Brayton

Description: Home Game, Photo was taken during the last game of the season with the OSU team playing the Washington State University Cougars.

71. Coach Coleman and players

Coach Coleman and players

Description: Home Game

72. USC coach talking to umpire

USC coach talking to umpire

73. OSU player heading for home plate

OSU player heading for home plate

Description: Home Game

74. Tending a hurt player

Tending a hurt player

75. Coach Gene Tanselli stares down the camera

Coach Gene Tanselli stares down the camera

Description: Home Game, Jim Cave with hands on rail.

76. Al Hunsinger and Jack Riley

Al Hunsinger and Jack Riley

Description: Al Hunsinger played in 1980-81

77. Ralph Coleman on the cover of the Oregon Stater

Ralph Coleman on the cover of the Oregon Stater

Description: The cover of Oregon Stater, May-June 1962 issue, featured Ralph Coleman, OSU's baseball coach.

78. Jack Riley

Description: Jack Riley was Oregon State University's head baseball coach for 22 seasons from 1973-1994.With 613 victories, he is the winningest coachin OSU history.

79. Jack Riley, Ralph Coleman, President Robert MacVicar and Dee Andros

Jack Riley, Ralph Coleman, President Robert MacVicar and Dee Andros

80. Coach Riley congratulates Derek Hellar

Coach Riley congratulates Derek Hellar

Description: Home Game, Head Coach Jack Riley congratulates Derek Hellar, as he rounds third, on his home run against University of Portland in April 1985. Published in April 1985 Oregon Stater, page 24 (v. 19, no. 3).

81. OSU coach

Description: Home Game

82. Tending a hurt player

Tending a hurt player

83. Oregon State Baseball guide, 1976

Oregon State Baseball guide, 1976

Description: This is the cover of the 1976 Baseball Media Guide featuring Baseball Coach Jack Riley, center, Jeff Doyle (left) and Pete Rowe (right).

84. Ralph Coleman and the Varsity team

Ralph Coleman and the Varsity team

Description: Home Game, Coach Ralph Coleman talks to his team before the start of a game. Photo was used in the 1960 Beaver Yearbook, page 182.

85. Baseball head coach Jack Riley

Baseball head coach Jack Riley

Description: Photo published in the December 1982 Oregon Stater, v. 16 no.7, page 19.Riley coached for 22 seasons (1973-1994) andis OSU's winningest coach, with 613 wins.

86. Coach Ralph Coleman

Coach Ralph Coleman

Description: Coach Ralph Coleman receives an OSU rocking chair and a University of Oregon blanket at a presentation before his last home game as coach. Photo was used in the 1967 Beaver Yearbook, page 246.

87. Ralph Coleman

Description: The Varsity vs. Alumni game was on April 13, 1968.

88. Conference at the pitching mound

Conference at the pitching mound

Description: Home Game, The catcher (20) is Rich Duke.

89. Tending a hurt player

Tending a hurt player

90. OSU coach

Description: Home Game

91. Oregon State Coach

Oregon State Coach

Description: Home Game

92. Washington Husky player and coaches

Washington Husky player and coaches

Description: Home Game

93. OSU coach

Description: Home Game

94. OSU coach

Description: Home Game

95. OSU coach

Description: Home Game

96. Former OSC baseball players

Former OSC baseball players

Description: Former OSC baseball players: Bill Cloyes ('30), Orlo Bagley ('28), Glenn Elliott ('45), Rod Sims ('40), Dick Henzel ('31), Russ McKennon ('32), Bert Babb Coley ('23), Billy Quayle('30), Rick Ericson ('50), Tom Eyman ('42), Jim Jenks ('27), Wes Schulmerich ('27), Bud Keema ('33), Red Ridings ('26), Robert Thompson ('25), Howard Maple ('29), Fred Lewis ('38), Bob Ohling ('48), Allen Anderson ('47) with Coach Ralph Coleman. Photo was used in the summer 1956 issue of the Oregon Stater, page 11.

97. 1939 Oregon State Baseball team

1939 Oregon State Baseball team

Description: Published in 1940 Beaver Yearbook, page 124.

98. Ralph Coleman, Jr., Ralph Coleman and John Thomas

Ralph Coleman, Jr., Ralph Coleman and John Thomas

Description: Air Force Lt. Ralph Coleman Jr. ('54), OSC baseball coach Ralph Coleman, and Lt. John Thomas ('53) meet in Tokyo. Ralph Coleman Jr. pitched for the Beavers in 1952-1953. Thomas played 1951-53 and was the catcher on the 1952 college world series team. Photo was used in the November 1955 Oregon Stater, page 11.

99. Football leaders

Football leaders

Description: Left to right: Football assistant coach Guy L. Rathbun; Captain George A. "Gap" Powell; and Coach Dick Rutherford.Rathbun was the OAC baseball coach in 1922.

100. Fielder Jones

Description: Only four years after leading the Chicago White Sox to the World Series championship, Fielder Jones was enlisted to coach the OAC baseball team. A salary dispute with Sox owner Charles Comiskey led to Jones' departure from the Windy City and he came to the Pacific Northwest to look after timber and land interests. Coach Jones traveled back and forth between Portland and Corvallis for team practices and games. Jones eventually went to St. Louis to coach that city's Federal League entry in 1914-1915. Jones also managed the American League St. Louis Browns in 1916-1918.