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1. 1949 Cotton Bowl

1949 Cotton Bowl

Description: Black and white photo of the University of Oregon football defense trying to stop a Southern Methodist University running back during the Cotton Bowl game played on January 1, 1949 in Dallas Texas and won by SMU 21-13. Duck players, from left to right are: Woodley Lewis (#30), Ben Holcomb (#22), Bob Anderson (#83), DeWayne Johnson (#15), Brad Ecklund (#50), and Chester Daniels (#69). Picture appears on page 170 of the 1949 Oregana.

2. Cotton Bowl Stadium, 1948

Cotton Bowl Stadium, 1948

Description: Black and white photo of Cotton Bowl Stadium in Dallas, Texas, filled to capacity for a Texas-Oklahoma game in October 1948. Photo appears, upside down, on page 9 of Old Oregon, vol. 30, no. 3, as part of an article previewing Oregon's appearance at the 1949 Cotton Bowl vs. SMU. The Ducks lost the game 21-13.

3. 1989 Independence Bowl

1989 Independence Bowl

Description: Black and white photo of the 1989 Independence Bowl insignia patch on the shoulder of an unidentified University of Oregon football player. The Ducks defeated the University of Tulsa Golden Hurricane 27-24 in the game played in Shreveport, Louisiana on December 16, 1989. It was the Ducks first bowl appearance in 26 years.

4. Len Casanova, 1960

Len Casanova, 1960

Description: Black and white photo of University of Oregon football coach Len Casanova presenting an autographed football to an unidentified girl who has a physical disability that requires her to wear leg braces. The ball is signed by players and coaches of the 1959 East West Shrine game, which was actually played on January 2, 1960. Casanova was the coach for the West team.

5. 1958 Rose Bowl

Description: Black and white photo of football players warming up on the field, and the crowded stands prior to the start of the 1958 Rose Bowl game between the University of Oregon and Ohio State. The Ducks lost the game 10-7.

6. 1995 Rose Bowl

Description: Black and white photo of the Rose Bowl and field taken on January 1, 1995. The University of Oregon faced Penn State in the game, losing 38-20. Both teams are visible on the field.

7. Len Casanova, Aurelius Thomas & Woody Hayes, 1957

Len Casanova, Aurelius Thomas & Woody Hayes, 1957

Description: Black and white photo of, from left, University of Oregon football coach Len Casanova, Ohio State guard Aurelius Thomas, and Ohio State coach Woody Hayes taken in late December 1957 in Southern California during the run-up to the 1958 Rose Bowl, in which the Buckeyes defeated the Ducks 10-7.

8. Len Casanova, John McKay & Bill Hammer, 1958

Len Casanova, John McKay & Bill Hammer, 1958

Description: Black and white photo of, from left, University of Oregon head football coach Len Casanova, an unidentified referee, and assistant coaches John McKay and Bill Hammer, walking onto the field prior to the start of the 1958 Rose Bowl game against Ohio State. The Ducks lost the game 10-7.

9. Jack Morris & Jim Shanley, 1957

Jack Morris & Jim Shanley, 1957

Description: Black and white photo of University of Oregon football players Jack Morris (#40) and Jim Shanley (#30) each holding a ball, galloping toward two photographers lying on the ground, in a posed action shot taken at a practice field during the run-up to the 1958 Rose Bowl game against Ohio State. The Ducks lost the game 10-7.

10. Ron Stover, 1958

Ron Stover, 1958

Description: Black and white photo of University of Oregon football player Ron Stover hauling in a pass as he is hit by an Ohio State defender during the 1958 Rose Bowl game, which the Ducks lost 10-7.