Home Game, Caption from Stater: "Whether he was at first base, in the outfield, pitching, or hitting, David Brundage was the catalyst for Oregon State's success in 1986. Brundage was named OSU's MVP and was named to numerous all-star teams after he helped the Beavers place third at regionals. He was drafted by and signed with the Philadelphia Phillies, thus ending his collegiate baseball career." Published in the June 1986 Oregon Stater, page 31 (v. 20, no. 4).
This is the cover of the 1987 Baseball Media Guide featuring Coach Jack Riley, Coach Del Kerber, and players from left to right: shortstop Ken Bowen, pitcher John Sipple, first baseman Tim Lambert and outfielder Bryan Ganter.
Steve Lyons was selected in the first round of the 1981 baseball draft by the Boston Red Sox after completing a successful three-year career as a shortstop with the Beavers. During his nine-year major league career he played for Boston, the Chicago White Sox, the Atlanta Braves, and the Montreal Expos. Nicknamed "Psycho," Lyons is perhaps best remembered as the player who in 1990 dropped his pants to brush the dirt out after sliding headlong into first base.
