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Beginning of Baseball at
the University of Oregon
Baseball was the University of Oregon’s oldest
athletic program, the first competitive game having
been played in 1877 against Monmouth College. The
sport then disappeared until a short-lived revival
in the mid-1890s. After another break, a "very
creditable team" was turned out in 1905. The
most important game played that season was against
Waseda University of Tokyo, Japan, in which Oregon
emerged victorious by a score of 3-0. This was the
first international, intercollegiate contest held
in the state.
http://libweb.uoregon.edu/exhibits/baseball/uo-beginnings.html
April 27, 2004
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On May 9, 1981,
the Eugene Register-Guard noted that, "Baseball’s
heritage at Oregon is as rich as Fort Knox,
and the record books are full of names to prove
it."
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