Oklahoma State University

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Oklahoma State
Cowboys Stillwater, OK

Name History:


Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College 1891-1957
Oklahoma State University 1957-date

Baseball Team History:


Year Record Coach
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909 5-5 Paul J. Davis
1910 7-5 Paul J. Davis
1911 8-2 Paul J. Davis
1912 10-5-1 Paul J. Davis
1913 9-4 Paul J. Davis
1914 10-7 Paul J. Davis
1915 5-2 Paul J. Davis
1916 5-9 John G. (Art) Griffith
1917 2-6 Earl A. Pritchard
1918 1-7 Earl A. Pritchard
1919 3-11 Randle Perdue
1920 9-7 Hoot Sackett
1921 5-12 Hoot Sackett
1922 8-7 John F. Maulbetsch
1923 8-6 John F. Maulbetsch
1924 10-8 John F. Maulbetsch
1925 6-8 John F. Maulbetsch
1926 6-9 John F. Maulbetsch
1927 6-10 John F. Maulbetsch
1928 12-4 John F. Maulbetsch
1929 5-7 John F. Maulbetsch
1930 9-3 George E. Rody
1931 No Team
1932 6-10 Albert A. Exendine
1933 13-3 Albert A. Exendine
1934 11-4 Henry P. Iba
1935 8-8 Henry P. Iba
1936 13-7 Henry P. Iba
1937 13-4 Henry P. Iba
1938 13-4 Henry P. Iba
1939 11-7 Henry P. Iba
1940 13-5 Henry P. Iba
1941 8-2 Toby Greene
1942 6-5 Toby Greene
1943 4-3 Toby Greene
1944-45 No Team
1946 15-2 Toby Greene
1947 11-5 Toby Greene
1948 20-6 Toby Greene
1949 22-6 Toby Greene
1950 15-7 Toby Greene
1951 9-8 Toby Greene
1952 15-5 Toby Greene
1953 13-4 Toby Greene
1954 18-11 Toby Greene
1955 27-3 Toby Greene
1956 11-10 Toby Greene
1957 12-3 Toby Greene
1958 17-6 Toby Greene
1959 27-5 Toby Greene
1960 17-7 Toby Greene
1961 27-3 Toby Greene
1962 11-9 Toby Greene
1963 15-10 Toby Greene
1964 6-14 Toby Greene
1965 14-11 Chet Bryan
1966 21-11 Chet Bryan
1967 15-10 Chet Bryan
1968 21-9 Chet Bryan
1969 20-9 Chet Bryan
1970 11-17 Chet Bryan
1971 14-19 Chet Bryan
1972 15-17-1 Chet Bryan
1973 30-6 Chet Bryan
1974 24-17 Chet Bryan
1975 22-18 Chet Bryan
1976 24-26-1 Chet Bryan
1977 16-28 Chet Bryan
1978 40-22 Gary H. Ward
1979 33-19 Gary H. Ward
1980 43-10 Gary H. Ward
1981 52-17 Gary H. Ward
1982 57-16 Gary H. Ward
1983 48-16 Gary H. Ward
1984 61-15 Gary H. Ward
1985 58-16-1 Gary H. Ward
1986 56-15 Gary H. Ward
1987 59-13 Gary H. Ward
1988 61-8 Gary H. Ward
1989 48-19 Gary H. Ward
1990 56-17 Gary H. Ward
1991 47-20 Gary H. Ward
1992 49-16 Gary H. Ward
1993 45-17 Gary H. Ward
1994 49-17 Gary H. Ward
1995 46-19 Gary H. Ward
1996 45-21 Gary H. Ward
1997 46-19 Thomas S. Holliday
1998 40-21 Thomas S. Holliday
1999 46-21 Thomas S. Holliday
2000 36-22 Thomas S. Holliday
2001 42-22 Thomas S. Holliday
2002 37-21 Thomas S. Holliday
2003 34-24 Thomas S. Holliday
2004 38-24 Franklin D. Anderson
2005 34-25 Franklin D. Anderson
2006 41-20 Franklin D. Anderson

Major League Players


Name Birthplace Dates Played at College Major League Debut
John A. (Josh) Billings Grantville, KS 1911-12 9/9/1913
Albert O. (Ab) Wright Terlton, OK 1927-28 4/20/1935
Allie P. Reynolds Bethany, OK 1936-38 9/17/1942
Howard J. (Danny) Doyle McLoud, OK 1938-40 9/14/1943
Edward A. Mickelson Ottawa, IL 1946 9/18/1950
Frank W. Kellert Oklahoma City, OK 1947-49 4/18/1953
Kenneth J. (Jerry) Adair Sand Springs, OK 1957-58 9/2/1958
Thomas B. Borland El Dorado, KS 1953-55 5/15/1960
Calvin D. Browning Burns Flat, OK 1957 (FR) 6/12/1960
Joel E. Horlen San Antonio, TX 1958-59 9/4/1961
Merlin L. Nippert Mangum, OK 1957 9/12/1962
Donald A. Wallace Sapulpa, OK 1960-62 4/12/1967
Larry W. Burchart Tulsa, OK 1966-67 4/10/1969
Danny L. Thompson Wichita, KS 1967-68 6/25/1970
Joseph W. Price Inglewood, CA 1975-76 6/14/1980
Mickey L. Tettleton Oklahoma City, OK 1979-81 6/30/1984
James J. Traber Columbus, OH 1980-82 9/21/1984
Peter J. Incaviglia Pebble Beach, CA 1983-85 4/8/1986
Robert P. Wine Norristown, PA 1981-83 9/2/1986
Gary A. Green Pittsburgh, PA 1981-84 9/14/1986
Michael A. Henneman Saint Charles, MO 1983-84 5/11/1987
John E. Farrell Monmouth Beach, NJ 1983-84 8/18/1987
Gordon L. Dillard Salinas, CA 1985-86 8/12/1988
Douglas C. Dascenzo Cleveland, OH 1984-85 9/2/1988
Robin M. Ventura Santa Maria, CA 1986-88 9/12/1989
Carlos F. Diaz Jersey City, NJ 1983-86 5/8/1990
Monty T. Fariss Cordell, OK 1986-88 9/6/1991
Timothy D. Pugh South Lake Tahoe, CA 1986-89 9/1/1992
David J. Mlicki Cleveland, OH 1988-90 9/12/1992
Jacob J. (Jeff) Bronkey Kabul, AFG 1984-86 5/2/1993
Jeromy N. Burnitz Westminster, CA 1988-90 6/21/1993
Scott A. Watkins Tulsa, OK 1991-92 8/1/1995
Jason K. (Jay) Canizaro Beaumont, TX 1992 4/28/1996
Daniel Perez El Paso, TX 1990-92 6/30/1996
Scott R. Williamson Fort Polk, LA 1997 4/5/1999
Christopher R. Richard San Diego, CA 1995 7/17/2000
David C. Maurer Minneapolis, MN 1995-97 7/22/2000
Mark F. Lukasiewicz Jersey City, NJ 1992 5/11/2001
Jonathan S. Adkins Huntington, WV 1996-98 8/14/2003
Luke B. Scott DeLeon Springs, FL 2000-01 4/5/2005
Timothy S. (Scott) Baker Shreveport, LA 2001-03 5/7/2005
Matthew J. Smith Las Vegas, NV 1998-00 4/14/2006
Jeffrey D. Salazar Oklahoma City, OK 2002 9/7/2006
Joshua D. Fields Ada, OK 2002-04 9/13/2006
Ryan D. Budde Midwest City, OK 1999-01 7/31/2007
Scott D. Richmond North Vancouver, BC 2004-05 7/30/2008
Jason C. Jaramillo Racine, WI 2002-04 4/16/2009
bold member of Oklahoma State Hall of Honor
(FR) played on freshman team only

Conference Affiliations:


Southwest Conference 1919, 1923-25
Missouri Valley Conference 1926-57
Big Eight Conference 1958-96
Big XII Conference 1997-date

Highlights:


Edwin D. (Dib) Williams (DB 4/27/1930) played football… Frank A. Linzy (DB 8/14/1963) played freshman basketball


Herschel R. Martin (DB 4/23/1937), Joe D. Stanka (DB 9/2/1959), James E. Beauchamp (DB 9/22/1963), Milton D. (Darrell) Osteen (DB 9/2/1965), Michael W. Thompson (DB 5/19/1971), Rex H. Hudson (DB 7/27/1974) attended


Richard A. Kranitz (ML coach) played 1978-79


Missouri Valley Conference champion 1948, 1954-56...Missouri Valley Conference (West Division) champion 1949-50…Missouri Valley Conference tournament champion 1947-49, 1954-55…Big Eight Conference champion 1959-61, 1966-69, 1982-85, 1987-94...Big Eight Conference (West Division) champion 1980…Big Eight Conference tournament champion 1978, 1981-96...Big XII Tournament champion 2004


College World Series participant 1954-55, 1959-61, 1966-68, 1981-87, 1990, 1993, 1996, 1999...College World Series 2nd place 1961, 1966, 1981, 1987, 1990...College World Series champion 1959


All-America selections (First-Team)


1951 Joe Buck (ABCA)
1955 Tom Borland (ABCA)
1955 Ronnie Bennett (ABCA)
1960 Dick Soergel (ABCA)
1961 Jim Wixson (ABCA)
1967 Tony Sellari (ABCA)
1968 Danny Thompson (ABCA)
1982 Robbie Wine (ABCA)
1983 Robbie Wine (The Sporting News)
1983 Dennis Livingston (Baseball America)
1984 Pete Incaviglia (ABCA/Baseball America)
1985 Pete Incaviglia (ABCA/Baseball America/The Sporting News)
1986 Robin Ventura (Baseball America)
1987 Jim Ifland (ABCA)
1987 Robin Ventura (ABCA/Baseball America/The Sporting News)
1988 Robin Ventura (ABCA/Baseball America/The Sporting News)
1988 Monty Fariss (Baseball America/The Sporting News)
1991 Michael Daniel (Baseball America/Collegiate Baseball)
1994 Jason Bell (Baseball America)
1996 Jeff Guiel (ABCA)
1997 Jeff Guiel (ABCA/Collegiate Baseball)
2006 Tyler Mach (Collegiate Baseball)

National Player of the Year


1983 Robbie Wine (The Sporting News)
1985 Pete Incaviglia (Baseball America/Collegiate Baseball)
1987 Robin Ventura (Baseball America/Collegiate Baseball/The Sporting News)
1988 Robin Ventura (ABCA/Golden Spikes/Dick Howser/The Sporting News)
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