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Washington State
Cougars Pullman, WA

Name History:


Washington Agricultural College 1892-1905
Washington State College 1905-59
Washington State University 1959-date

Baseball Team History


Year Record Coach
1896
1897 No Team
1898
1899
1900
1901 10-6 H.E. Lougheed
1902 5-7 H.E. Lougheed
1903 9-5 H.E. Lougheed
1904 10-2 James N. Ashmore
1905 8-2 Everett M. Sweeley
1906 12-10 Everett M. Sweeley
1907 16-3 John R. Bender
1908 14-4 John R. Bender
1909 5-11 Frank Sanger
1910 7-12 Frank Sanger
1911 10-7 Frank Sanger
1912 5-6 Frank Sanger
1913 11-3 John R. Bender
1914 12-6 John R. Bender
1915 16-6 John R. Bender
1916 9-7 J. Fred Bohler
1917 6-0 J. Fred Bohler
1918 13-1 J. Fred Bohler
1919 10-6 J. Fred Bohler
1920 9-13 J. Fred Bohler
1921 17-6 Frank N. Barber
1922 15-6 Frank N. Barber
1923 16-6 Harry Applequist
1924 21-9 Harry Applequist
1925 9-8 Harry Applequist
1926 20-6 Harry Applequist
1927 13-5 Arthur B. (Buck) Bailey
1928 13-7 Arthur B. (Buck) Bailey
1929 14-9 Arthur B. (Buck) Bailey
1930 16-8 Arthur B. (Buck) Bailey
1931 15-10 Arthur B. (Buck) Bailey
1932 19-7 Arthur B. (Buck) Bailey
1933 16-5 Arthur B. (Buck) Bailey
1934 14-8 Arthur B. (Buck) Bailey
1935 15-12 Arthur B. (Buck) Bailey
1936 15-8 Arthur B. (Buck) Bailey
1937 16-7 Arthur B. (Buck) Bailey
1938 12-15 Arthur B. (Buck) Bailey
1939 16-13 Arthur B. (Buck) Bailey
1940 18-10 Arthur B. (Buck) Bailey
1941 17-13 Arthur B. (Buck) Bailey
1942 23-11 Arthur B. (Buck) Bailey
1943 10-16 Jack Friel
1944 10-3 Jack Friel
1945 9-5 Jack Friel
1946 17-13 Arthur B. (Buck) Bailey
1947 23-11 Arthur B. (Buck) Bailey
1948 21-7 Arthur B. (Buck) Bailey
1949 33-9 Arthur B. (Buck) Bailey
1950 32-6 Arthur B. (Buck) Bailey
1951 30-11 Arthur B. (Buck) Bailey
1952 19-15 Arthur B. (Buck) Bailey
1953 14-14 Arthur B. (Buck) Bailey
1954 18-12 Arthur B. (Buck) Bailey
1955 13-8 Arthur B. (Buck) Bailey
1956 28-8 Arthur B. (Buck) Bailey
1957 14-21 Arthur B. (Buck) Bailey
1958 19-11 Arthur B. (Buck) Bailey
1959 20-15 Arthur B. (Buck) Bailey
1960 29-6 Arthur B. (Buck) Bailey
1961 21-10 Arthur B. (Buck) Bailey
1962 18-12 Frederick C. (Bobo) Brayton
1963 24-8 Frederick C. (Bobo) Brayton
1964 31-9 Frederick C. (Bobo) Brayton
1965 33-8 Frederick C. (Bobo) Brayton
1966 35-8 Frederick C. (Bobo) Brayton
1967 22-10 Frederick C. (Bobo) Brayton
1968 29-9 Frederick C. (Bobo) Brayton
1969 27-15 Frederick C. (Bobo) Brayton
1970 30-11-1 Frederick C. (Bobo) Brayton
1971 34-15 Frederick C. (Bobo) Brayton
1972 29-13 Frederick C. (Bobo) Brayton
1973 39-14 Frederick C. (Bobo) Brayton
1974 36-11 Frederick C. (Bobo) Brayton
1975 33-18 Frederick C. (Bobo) Brayton
1976 43-15 Frederick C. (Bobo) Brayton
1977 39-17 Frederick C. (Bobo) Brayton
1978 41-17 Frederick C. (Bobo) Brayton
1979 40-11 Frederick C. (Bobo) Brayton
1980 36-10-2 Frederick C. (Bobo) Brayton
1981 27-25-1 Frederick C. (Bobo) Brayton
1982 34-16 Frederick C. (Bobo) Brayton
1983 39-17-1 Frederick C. (Bobo) Brayton
1984 41-20 Frederick C. (Bobo) Brayton
1985 45-22 Frederick C. (Bobo) Brayton
1986 35-24 Frederick C. (Bobo) Brayton
1987 44-19 Frederick C. (Bobo) Brayton
1988 52-14 Frederick C. (Bobo) Brayton
1989 37-20 Frederick C. (Bobo) Brayton
1990 48-19 Frederick C. (Bobo) Brayton
1991 37-25 Frederick C. (Bobo) Brayton
1992 31-23-1 Frederick C. (Bobo) Brayton
1993 34-24 Frederick C. (Bobo) Brayton
1994 35-26 Frederick C. (Bobo) Brayton
1995 28-30 Steve Farrington
1996 26-35 Steve Farrington
1997 13-42 Steve Farrington
1998 25-24 Steve Farrington
1999 24-31 Steve Farrington
2000 20-36 Steve Farrington
2001 15-39 Timothy J. Mooney
2002 21-33 Timothy J. Mooney
2003 19-37 Timothy J. Mooney
2004 29-26 Timothy J. Mooney
2005 21-37 Don E. Marbut
2006 36-23 Don E. Marbut

Major League Players


Name Birthplace Dates Played at College Major League Debut
Arthur J. McLarney Fort Worden, WA 1930-32 8/23/1932
Clifford D. Chambers Portland, OR 1941-42 4/24/1948
Theodore N. Tappe Seattle, WA 1950 9/14/1950
Richard E. Young Seattle, WA 1948 (FR) 9/11/1951
Donald E. (Gene) Conley Muskogee, OK 1950 4/17/1952
Jack R. Spring Spokane, WA 1952 4/16/1955
Edward F. Bouchee Livingston, MT 1952 9/19/1956
Wesley G. Stock Longview, WA 1954-55 4/19/1959
Daniel V. Frisella San Francisco, CA 1965-66 7/27/1967
Gregory Garrett Atascadero, CA 1967 4/24/1970
Rick G. Austin Seattle, WA 1967-68 6/21/1970
Ronald C. Cey Tacoma, WA 1968 9/3/1971
Norman S. Angelini San Francisco, CA 1968-69 7/22/1972
Joseph A. McIntosh Billings, MT 1971-73 4/5/1974
Eric L. Wilkins Saint Louis, MO 1975-77 4/11/1979
Michael J. Kinnunen Seattle, WA 1977-79 6/12/1980
David D. Edler Sioux City, IA 1976-78 9/4/1980
Kenneth A. Phelps Seattle, WA 1973 (FR) 9/20/1980
Thomas E. Niedenfuer Saint Louis Park, MN 1979-80 8/15/1981
Donald L. Crow Yakima, WA 1977-79 7/25/1982
Douglas R. Sisk Renton, WA 1980 9/6/1982
Paul D. Noce San Francisco, CA 1979-81 6/1/1987
John G. Olerud Seattle, WA 1987-89 9/3/1989
David P. Wainhouse Toronto, ON, CAN 1986-88 8/3/1991
Aaron H. Sele Golden Valley, MN 1989-91 6/23/1993
Scott A. Hatteberg Salem, OR 1989-91 9/8/1995
Mark A. Small Portland, OR 1989 4/5/1996
Thomas V. McGraw Portland, OR 1987-90 5/7/1997
Michael A. Kinkade Livonia, MI 1992-95 9/8/1998
Robert J. Ryan Havre, MT 1993-96 8/20/1999
Robert A. Ramsay Vancouver, WA 1993-96 8/27/1999
Todd S. Belitz Des Moines, IA 1995-97 9/4/2000
Mark A. Hendrickson Mount Vernon, WA 1995 8/6/2002
Eddie K. Bonine Columbus, GA 2002 6/14/2008
bold member of Washington State Hall of Fame
(FR) played on freshman team only

Conference Affiliations:


Northwest Conference 1910-18, 1924-25
Pacific Coast Conference 1916-23, 1926-59
Athletic Association of Western Universities 1960-68
Pacific-8 Conference 1969-78
Pacific-10 Conference 1979-date

Highlights:


Donald W. White (DB 4/19/1948) played freshman football…Thomas H. Baker (DB 8/2/1963) played football


Peter J. Coscarart (DB 4/26/1938), John P. Lazor (DB 4/22/1943), Steven J. Kline (DB 7/10/1970), Gary A. Martz (DB 7/8/1975), Alexander H. (Sandy) Wihtol (DB 9/7/1979) attended


Northwest Conference champion 1913-16, 1918, 1924...Pacific Coast Conference (North Division) champion 1927-28, 1933, 1936, 1938, 1944-45, 1947-50, 1956...Pacific Coast Conference playoff champion 1950, 1956...Athletic Association of Western Universities (North Division) champion 1960-61, 1965-66...Pacific-8 Conference (North Division) champion 1970-78...Pacific-8 Conference playoff champion 1976…Pacific-10 Conference (North Division) champion 1979-80, 1982, 1984-85, 1987-91, 1995


College World Series participant 1950, 1956, 1965, 1976...College World Series 2nd place 1950


All-America selections (First-Team)


1947 Chuck Brayton (ABCA)
1965 John E. Olerud (ABCA/The Sporting News)
1966 Dale Ford (ABCA)
1969 Bob Williams (ABCA)
1970 Pete Duncan (ABCA)
1971 Bobby Waits (ABCA)
1974 Marv Chamberlain (ABCA)
1988 John G. Olerud (ABCA/Baseball America)
1990 Aaron Sele (ABCA)

National Player of the Year


1988 John G. Olerud (Baseball America)
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