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More imagesOregon Ducks Football: 100 Years of Glory 1894-1995 : An Illustrated History of University of Oregon Football
Written by Michael C. McCann, John Conrad, Bob Clark, Paul Buker, Ron Bellamy, Michael F. Sims, Bill Mulflur / Edited by Michael C. McCann / Designed by Lyn Ryse
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Seller: Boyd Used & Rare Books, Portland, OR, U.S.A.Boyd Used & Rare Books
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Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good+. Olive green boards with gilt lettering on spine and front cover. Interior is clean and unmarked. Illustrated throughout. Dust jacket has a couple small nicks along the back-edge of the spine, else fine; in an archival mylar sleeve. 159 pages. 12 x 9 inches. From the…jacket flaps: a ''limited-edition keepsake, filled with beautifully lithographed color photographs as well as rare black-and-white prints of some of the first Oregon football games ever played. [includes] 1. Early Glory: The saga of University of Oregon football begin with coach Cal Young and his 1894 Webfoots. Before long, coaches Hugo Bezdek and Shy Huntington escort Oregon to its first two Rose Bowls. 2. Pacific Coast Power: From John McEwan to Jim Aiken, Oregon emerges as a force to contend with in the Pacific Coast Conference, making a 1948 Cotton Bowl appearance. 3. The Len Casanova Era: No Oregon coach had ever coached as long or won more games than Len Casanova when he concluded his phenomenal 16-year run in 1966. 4. The Rich Brooks Era: Led by Rich Brooks, the most winning and longest tenured football coach in Oregon history, the Ducks return to glory and national prominence, claiming four Rose Bowl berths including a 1995 Rose Bowl appearance.'' Endmatter includes a chronological list of head coaches, an alphabetical list of all-time assistant coaches, individual-game records, team-season records, individual-season records, individual-career records, and team-game records.
