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1. PH036_1419 Lee Moorhouse photographs
PH036_1419 Lee Moorhouse photographs
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[Baseball game at Roundup park, Pendleton.]
2. Carl Fenton, 1914
Carl Fenton, 1914
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Black and white photo of University of Oregon basketball player Carl Fenton taken in 1914. Fenton also played baseball and football, becoming the first Oregon athlete to earn 12 letters. Picture appears on page 331 of the 1915 Oregana.
3. 1913 Oregon baseball team
1913 Oregon baseball team
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Black and white photo of the 1913 University of Oregon baseball team. Left to right: Carl Fenton, William P. Tuerck, Gordon A. Billings, Lyle R. Bigbee, Morris S. Bigbee, Wallace Mount, Ben R. Chandler, Reed, Fred Anunsen, John W. Welch, Vernon T. Motschenbacher, Anson B. Cornell. Picture appears on page 336 of the 1915 Oregana.
4. 1916 baseball team
1916 baseball team
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Black and white photo of the 1916 University of Oregon baseball team. From left to right, front row: Emmett "Scoop" Rathburn, Dorris "Dot" Medley, Anson Cornell, head coach Hugo Bezdek, and Jimmie Sheehy. Back row: Harold "Fod" Maison, unidentified, Bill Tuerck, Dick Nelson, unidentified, Charles "Shy" Huntington, and Walter Grebe. Picture appears on page 97 of the 1917 Oregana.
5. Bitter Root Champions
Bitter Root Champions
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Group shot of the Bitter Root Valley Champions of 1915.The Bitterroot Valley lies in western Montana, and runs between Missoula and the Idaho border.
6. 1910 Baseball team
1910 Baseball team
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The team line-up was Otto Moore, catcher; Lawrence Keene, pitcher; George Rieben, pitcher; Harry Cooper, first base; Mervin Horton, second base; Clifford Reed, third base; Ray Poff, left field and team captain; Walter Keck, center field; Emil Carrol, right field; Wren Crews, short stop, V.P. Gianella, manager; Fielder Jones, coach.
7. Otto Moore
Otto Moore
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Otto Moore was the catcher for the OAC baseball team from 1908-1911.
8. Moore catching behind the bat
Moore catching behind the bat
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Otto Moore played 1908-1911
9. OAC versus University of Oregon baseball game
OAC versus University of Oregon baseball game
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Home Game
10. Slide on third
Slide on third
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Home Game, OAC vs. U. of Oregon
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