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Description: Black and white photo of Eugene businessman and former University of Oregon assistant football coach John Warren with members of the Oregon track team during an unidentified presentation at Hayward Field in the early 1970s. Steve Prefontaine is in front, third from left.

Description: Black and white photo of the 1948-49 University of Oregon basketball team. Front row, from left to right: manager Herman Lind, Jack Keller, Bob Lavey, John Neeley, Jim Bartelt, Roger Wiley, Paul Sowers Will Urban, Don Peterson, Ken Seeborg, coach John Warren. Back row: trainer Tom Hughes, Mel Krause, Eddie Artzt, Jim Bocchi, Lynn Hamilton, Bob Don, Rod Slade, Jerry Switzer, Paul Cooper, Dale Warberg, and Dick Unis. Picture appears on page 183 of the 1949 Oregana.

Description: Black and white image of a document with seven black and white photos of the 1947 University football coaching staff and members of the athletic department administration. Pictured are business manager Anson B. Cornell, athletic director Leo A. Harris, head coach Jim Aiken, line coach Dick Miller, assistant coach John Warren, backfield coach Frank Zazula, and freshman coach Carl Heldt.

Description: Black and white photo of the 1948 University of Oregon football coaching staff taken at the practice field near Hayward Field. From left to right: backfield coach Frank Zazula, line coach Dick Miller, freshman coach Bill Bowerman, head coach Jim Aiken, and assistant coaches Bob Sullivan and John Warren. Picture appears on page 169 of the 1949 Oregana.

Description: Black and white image of the 1948 University of Oregon football team that later played in the 1949 Cotton Bowl on January 1 vs. SMU, losing that game 21-13. From left to right, front row: Jim Atkin, Norm Van Brocklin, Bud Boqua, Earl Stelle, Brad Ecklund, Dan Garza, Don Stanton, Bob Sanders, George Bell, Wayne Bartholemy, Ed Chrobat, coach Dick Miner. Row 2: Win Wright, Bill Marker, John Arnold, Bob Oas, Steve Dotur, Ted Meland, Jim Berwick, Ray Lung, Rick Wilkins, Bob Anderson, Dick Mobley, coach John Warren. Row 3: manager Stan Coring, Benny Holcomb, Bunny Easter, Walt Henders, Dick Morrison, Dave Gibson, Dick Patrick, Chet Daniels, Jim Aiken Jr., George Balch, Keith Decourcey, coach Bob Sullivan. Row 4: Darrell Robinson, Harry Edwards, Bo Moace, Bus Newcomer, John McKay, Jack Countryman, Hal Cuffel, Gene Gillies, Sam Nevills, Bob Roberts, Joe Tom, Dean Sheldon, manager Joe French. Row 5: manager Bill Green, DeWayne Johnson, Larry Black, Oscar Lemiere, Jerry Smith, Lou Robinson, Tom Hines, Doug Coghill, Larry Hull, Les Hagen, Norm Yatchmenoff, John Ryan, Woodley. Picture appears on pages 72-73 of Oregon Ducks football : 100 years of glory, edited by Michael C. McCann, 1995.

Description: Black and white photo of the 1947 University of Oregon track team, the last team coached by Bill Hayward. Front row, left to right: Jerry Hunter, Don Pickens, Dave Henthorne, Jim Porter, Skiles Hoffman, Bill Beifuss, Hal White, Jack Doyle, John Joachims, Wally Still, Jake Leicht. Second row, l-r: assistant coach John Warren, George Rasmussen, Dwight Zulauf, Lou Robinson, Stu Norene, Wyn Wright, Merce Brown, Dick McClintic, Curt Butterfield, Carl Maxey, Bob Dreisner, Al Pietschman, coach Bill Hayward. Third row, l-r: unidentified, Pete Mundle, manager Don Martin, Bob Runnion, Bill Purcell. A nearly identical picture from the same sitting appears on page 260 of the 1948 Oregana.

Description: Black and white photo of University of Oregon track coach Bill Hayward posing by a hurdle at Hayward Field during the 1940s. Hayward signed the picture "To my old pal, Bill Hayward" to former Oregon multi-sport coach John Warren.

Description: Black and white picture of University of Oregon freshman basketball coach John Warren surrounded by four unidentified players during the 1940s.