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Silent footage of the 1973 rivalry game. In a match-up of two struggling teams, OSU traveled to Autzen Stadium and defeated Oregon by a score of 17-14. The Beavers and the Ducks concluded the year…
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Silent footage of the Beavers competing against SMU, Georgia, Washington, Cal, USC, Stanford, WSU, UCLA and Oregon. The 1974 OSU football team struggled to a season record of 3-8, claiming victories…
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This film includes edited interview clips with OSU women's basketball coaches and players, as well as practice and game footage of the Beavers' appearance in the NCAA Tournament versus…
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Scenes of the Oregon State University women's volleyball team preparing for competition, training and scrimmaging. Digitized from a VHS original held in the Intercollegiate Athletics Moving…
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Narrated highlight film documenting the 1997 season for the Oregon State University women's volleyball team. The Beavers finished the year with an overall record of 14-17 (5-13 in conference).…
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This film begins with short interviews conducted with Oregon State University Gymnastics seniors Wendy Smith, Amy Durham and Leslie Hammond reflecting on the 1993 season. The film concludes with a…
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Episode 11 - a review of the Oregon State University women's basketball team's NCAA Tournament loss to #16 Alabama. This episode also includes interviews with Assistant Coach Danny Evans…
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Episode 10 - a review of the Oregon State University women's basketball team's road games versus UCLA (83-62 win) and USC (64-69 loss) played on March 10 and March 12, 1994. This episode…
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Episode 9 - a review of the Oregon State University women's basketball team's home games versus Stanford (60-81 loss) and Cal (88-79 win) played on March 3 and March 5, 1994. This episode…
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Episode 2 - a review of the Oregon State University women's basketball team's home game versus Oregon, an 86-68 victory played before a then-record crowd of 3,524. "OSU Women's…
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Season highlights montage set to music. In 1997, the Oregon State University women's soccer team compiled an overall record of 2-15-2, going winless in conference play. Digitized from a VHS…
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Season highlight montage set to music. In their first year playing at Paul Lorenz Field, the 1996 Oregon State University women's soccer team compiled a season record of 5-15 (1-6 in…
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Season highlights montage set to music. In 1995, the Oregon State University women's soccer team compiled a season record of 14-6 (4-3 in conference). They were led by sophomore forward Valerie…
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Raw footage compilation including scenes of the April 20, 2001 ribbon cutting ceremony for the new Oregon State University softball complex; aerial footage of the facility; and highlights from home…
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Titled "A New Direction," this film consists of highlights of the 1999 Oregon State University women's volleyball team, accompanied by a voice-over from first year coach Nancy Somera,…
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Match footage, mostly shot from courtside, of the OSU women's volleyball competing in 2004. During the 2004 season, OSU compiled an overall record of 12-16, including 5-13 in conference. …
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Narrated highlight film documenting the Oregon State University women's volleyball team's 1995 season. The Beavers compiled a record of 15-16 (6-12 in conference), including wins in nine of…
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Narrated highlight tape documenting the Oregon State University women's volleyball team's 1994 season. The Beavers finished the year with an overall record of 17-17 (4-14 in conference),…
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A highlight film reviewing the 1993 Oregon State University women's volleyball season. Under first year coach Jeff Mazzochi, the Beavers compiled a record of 18-14 overall (7-11 in conference)…
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Titled "Turpin's 5th: A Classic," this film reviews the Oregon State women's gymnastics team's standout 1996 season. The OSU women concluded the regular season with a record…
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Titled "Pure Attitude," this film consists of highlights of the OSU women's gymnastics 1995 season. The Beavers concluded the regular season with a record of 10-4, followed by a second…
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Titled "A Season for Strength," this film includes highlights of the Oregon State University women's gymnastics team performing in 1997, interspersed with reflections from senior…
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Titled "The Quest Continues," this is a narrated highlight film documenting the Oregon State University women's gymnastics 1992 season. The Beavers completed the 1992 regular season…
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Titled "Takin' It To The Edge," this is a narrated highlight film documenting the successes of the 1994 OSU women's gymnastics team, which concluded the year with a sixth place…
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A season-in-review film documenting the successes of the 1991 Oregon State University women's gymnastics "dream team," which compiled a regular season record of 17-1 and finished in…
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Silent footage of OSU women's basketball junior forward Tanja Kostic competing during the 1994-95 season. Kostic finished the year averaging 22.4 rebounds and 7.6 rebounds per game. She…
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The 1992-93 Oregon State University women's basketball team was led by two freshmen, forward Tanja Kostic (18.2 points per game and 8.2 rebounds per game) and guard Annette Mollerstrom (14.1…
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Footage of the Oregon State University women's basketball game versus Arizona State, held at Gill Coliseum on February 22, 1996. At timestamp 0:18:00, senior forward Tanja Kostic makes a…
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Silent footage of Gary Payton, who was named Pac-10 Player of the Week on February 16, 1989. Payton is shown competing at Gill Coliseum versus Arizona State, whom the Beavers defeated by a score of…
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Silent footage of Gary Payton, who was named Pac-10 Player of the Week on March 2, 1988. Payton is shown competing on the road versus Stanford, who were defeated by the Beavers 63-61. Payton scored…
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Footage of Seattle University basketball competing in the NCAA tournament in March 1953. Led by All American guard Johnny O'Brien, Seattle is shown defeating Idaho State University and earning…
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Partial season preview show featuring practice footage, capsule biographies, and statistics for five first year players: Jeff Hales, Mark Kaska, Eric Knox, Ian Russell, and Byron Thierry. The film…
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