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• Their place in history
  ...nds of images of a campus alive with activity. “I even came across a few sports I didn’t even know existed,” she says. Field ball, for example, seemed ...ercise to the logistics of doing it. “I can’t imagine participating in sports wearing the clothes they did,” she says. “In the early years they had b
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• Cougar Memory
  ...ts French, Beasley (interim),Terrell, and Smith; Dick Fry, above-mentioned sports historian and former head of the news bureau; Al Ruddy, also a former head
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• Stojack Succeeds in Many Endeavors
  ...career began at an early age. He won 13 varsity letters at Lincoln in five sports — football, track, wrestling, decathlon and soccer. Along with his athlet
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• A Century of Greek Life at WSU
  ...some fraternity and sorority functions. Sports in general, and intramural sports in particular, brought people together—and still do.
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• My best and toughest journalism professors at WSU
  ...erned with Sports Information Director Dick Fry and contributed occasional sports stories to the ''Seattle P-I''. ...ddition to other academic responsibilities, he managed the News Bureau and Sports Information operations, and edited an alumni publication.
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• Memories of Football at WSC
  ...corner next to the house. An interesting piece of Washington State College sports history ocurred on that vacant lot. One day big boxes started arriving. Soo
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• Vanished places: Silver Lake and the Tanglewood
  ...the field, freezes over every year, providing a fine place for our winter sports. An occasional hole in the ice adds variety and interest without being dang ...and strolling along the lake sound idyllic, practicing football and other sports outside in the snow does not. The demise of Silver Lake and The Tanglewood
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• James Donaldson's Journey
  ...ding a team,” he says. “I’m now the coach instead of the player, and sports taught me the value of team play, and the ups and downs of business and lif
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• When Pullman was a Ski Town
  ...team, skiing played a large part in the WSC culture during the 1950s. (The sports page of the Evergreen seemed more diverse back then. Skiing got nearly as m
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• WSU Hall of Fame adds 5 who excelled
  ...ated from Oberlin College, where opportunities for women to participate in sports were limited. She was 1968 WSU Faculty Woman of the Year, and received a Li ...nts to have a positive experience. She believed sports should be fun, that sports were a great venue for teaching and learning the components that lead to su
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• On Call: Student firefighters protect their campus
  ...e injuries result from varsity athletic games and practices, or intramural sports. Calls for assistance also involve detoxification, heart attacks, strokes,
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• A titan's tale
  ...e sportswriters in town would spend serious thought and ink on high school sports. Full-page caricatures illustrated pre-season profiles. Even epithets and e
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• Six join Hall of Fame
  ...play-by-play announcer of WSU football games. He began broadcasting Cougar sports in 1964. After a three-year absence, he returned permanently in 1972 as "vo ...Bob hasn't seen in Cougar football or, for that matter, basketball," says sports information director Rod Commons. "He's the consummate professional in doin
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• The Football Situation - October 1926 Alumnus magazine
  ...nd enthusiastic spirit than has been present in years, followers of W.S.C. sports look for a climb in the college’s athletic affairs after a five-year slum
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• "Pete" Peel: Early Days Skier for WSC 1946-1950
  She was a pioneer in Women's sports at WSC and should be honored for her achievements. She [[Women_skiers_in_WS ...940s, the women's physical education at WSC did not approve of competition sports—only intramural activities. Dr. Fred Bohler (WSC Athletic Director) made
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• A Century Back: Washington State College in 1912
  A number of non-varsity sports took place on campus, including the “scrubs.” These were non-letter ath
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• Fifty Years Back: Washington State University in 1962
  ...fty years ago, Washington State University bustled with academic pursuits, sports, and campus life. Take a look back at the University of 1962 through the le == Sports ==
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• Oral history: Sue Durrant
  ...nt types of sport areas and so that’s where I was able to participate in sports when I was growing up or through the YWCA and what was called the Deseret G ...uh, at that time Dorothea Coleman, uh, had been coaching all the women’s sports that were offered, uh, and so I picked up volleyball at that time. She, the
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• Oral history: Herb Nakata
  ...amps, they knew each other because of sports, and uh, they participated in sports together and they continued their league play, but they formed a league in
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• Bohler Gymnasium History
  ...at WSU. Bohler Gym has played a significant role in the history of Cougar sports. Housing a basketball court, swimming pool, handball courts and office, it
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