EIGHTH ANNUAL WASHINGTON STATE UNlVERSITY ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME INDUCTION
1985-86 lNDUCTEES llYRON "BY" llAlLliY, Pootb:ill
RICHARD "DICK"H/\NLEY, Footb:111 VINCE l,IA,'ISON, Basketball
MARV HARSHMAN, llaskclball
CRRIS MARKER, Swimming
JOHN OU:RUO, B!l5cb:u.l
CLARENCE "CLANCY" \'VIJ.UAMS, Football
PROGRAM MASTER OF Clill .EMON IES
UOB SMAWLEY
11\'VOCA TION
Dill GASKINS
LUNCHl!ON l'R.ESENT.A TION
History of Cougar Athletics
WELCOME
DON DOWNEN Cbairman, Hall of Fame Coundl
GREETINGS
SAM SMITH \VSU Prci<idcnr
INDUCTION CLOSLNG REMARKS Al.MA MATER
DICK YOUNG \VSU A thletic Dirccmr
THE HALL OF FAME The crowds lc:ivc. The cheering c:nds. But, ourst•ndlng contribution, to W:t>hl11gtc,n State Univccslty'> Cougor 2thletics live forcvcr. Tod•y"s seven loduccccs in. t.hls ttnnuu.l event, which bcg:i:n In l 978, Joln an illustrious Crlrruon :mr.l Gray "tc:un," whose members lrnvc rurtllered the gre•t troditioo or Co11gor ,pores. Being a mcmhcr of 1hc: \VSU Athlctit H:a.11 or Fttme i.s :io uhJm:t(c honor for those •thlcu,s, coaches, :tthlc:tic admlnlstr.uors, and othecs. who h:n•c rich •tblctic history. m•dc 1tn lndcllblc mark on our unlvcrslty's : To those being honored. family :i.nd friends, my sincere congr:1tulallons. You h•vc every righc to be proud, fus1 as we art· proud of yc,u
President
BY BAILEY
Aflcr su1rrillg us a running back at WSU for coaches Pbil Sarboe :u1d Forest Evoshevsld during the 1949.5 I seasons, Billey went on toscu- in the Cana ditto FootboH LC'Jguc ror J l •<"0SOOS (1954 .61) wltb Ille Brltlsh Columbia Lions Me wns clnlt'lcd by Detroit :ind plnycd the 1952 sc:ison wltb tlle NPL champion Uons. After a. year with Green 13:ty {1953) 0:1i.lcy moved norrh of the bordcc. where he spent his nrst dght scascms ns t1 running back and the nn:al three :J.S :a t.lcfensivc back. He is the tlnlr pl:1)1<:r known to p1ay on NFL and CF!. chnrnplonship dubs. At \VSLJ he set• career rushing mark of 1.2; l r:,rds. He was nn All-West Co:ist second teamer by AP a� a senior and won the). Freel Bohler ,,w:ircl for lnspir:ttlon. Fk led WSll In rushing with 695 rnrds in 195 I. the second best one-sc:-.tson rot:il ever at \VSU. Born in Om:iha. :-.cbraska. n,iic)' aucndcd West Seattle N.fsJl School.
MARV HARSHMAN
Three colleges, Including W:l.'5hlngcon State, wcrc the benefactors uf long coachjng s1im, b)' �l•n• Hsurshm:m. The: Padfic l.111hcr:m grndun&c started his c:m,c,., his :tlnrn m•ter, moved 10 WSU afcer 13 years and then on 10 Wa,hing1on 10 finlsh his -10,ycru: co:ichlng c:trccr after I 3 Se:l.'!ons as hC3d co,ch (or the Cougar basketball program. He retired in 1985 Ilic: winnlnge.�t acti\'C NCM Division I coach with a 642-•MS cnrccr record. Harshm:m wa, 01 PLU. I ?46-58, bcfort' lllklng over the Coug:u: program from the leg• cndary J:ick Frid. He guided I he Coug;,n 10 rluec l'adfic-8 Conference run• nerup OnJshcs In the d•ys when only the championship clul) moved on 10 the NCAA pl:t)•Off>. Mc finished :ll WSU fourth on &he school's career win 11.'it, 155·18I Harshman 1hc:n wen& cross-s1111c 10 complete a 14-i•ca.r sclm as Washington'• head coaeb. He guided the Huskies 10 five wumaruem ap pc:iranccs, 1wo Pac-10 tltlcs, and In 19!14 wos rl1c NCAADMsJon I Coach, of-thc-Yc:ar. 11nm in E:lu Cl•lrc, Wisconsin, Harshman •11c11ded L!1kc Stc,·cns (Wash.) liig h.
CHRIS MARKER
Chris M,irkcr is the mo,i $uccc:s;ful swimmer ever ro compc1c for the Crim son and the Gr•>'· �k c.-arned AH-America recognition in 196'1 and set numcrow. WSU record>, man)' of which 5till si•ncl more ,ban 20 years l•ter. He w:is l1r;1 ahcmn1c in 1963 for the USA 1c:im ·10 the l':m•Americ:in Games aflcr winning two conference: title; In 1963 aod plncang in the top ,en u1 the NCAA Ch:unpl11nshi1>s in two e,·r.:ms. A y.,,.r la,cr he finished fourth in the 100 freestyle :uul 200 freestyle ontl sixth in the 50 frees1yle"' the NCAA meet. .\t:trkcr hcld vlrruall} c,·eq• Nonhwcs1 collcgiau: freest)'le record from 50 10 1500 metcrs during l1is c:trcer at WSU He was n•mcd WSU's "Greek �bn-of-thc-Yc:ir" :is a senior antl w:'-' a m"mbcr or the Crimson Circle scholastic honor.ar)'· 1-k al><t won a Big Six Conkrence srudcm-n1hle1e •w·.mL Bom in Iowa City, Iowa.. Marker auendcd Vistl (Calif.} H"igh School.
JOHN OLERUD
John Olerud was the backbone and badmop for 1.hc 196; Cougar ba,eball 1eam WSU c-Mncd a 1rip 10 1hc Colkgc World Sc.,rk� tlm spring anll rc1urncd home wilh tlw 1hiru place troph)', the school's b<'>I nnish ..,._-er ai 1he collcglaie event. Olcruti carnctl nm 1c:am All-America su1111s in 1965 and led 1he club in hilting with• .j4 I aver,gc. He won the Ccr,chc, Cup as 1he 1c:un '• most wlu•blc plnyer a5 2 junior 110d senior 2nd won 1he "Top Hiner Award'' in 1!165, Olerud tied for 1he schnol c:arcer home run rc.-card with 12 aad completed hls c:m:er ranked Jn the top tm Jn tlmcs •• bar, triples, home runs, and RDl's Nt c,irncd Phi Beta K;1ppa honors in wologr aad pre-med and after seven y.ars in ll1c C:lllfornia Angel, org:tnlz:i1Jon pl•)'lnS baseball he graeluatc<I from the Wasllingion Mcdic:11 School. Born lo Fargo, Norih Oakoia, Olerud was srudcnt body prcsidcrn while 311ending Federal w,y (Wash.) High.
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WSU Athletic Hall of Fame Council Don Downen, Chairman Stan Bates, Vice-Chairman Wallis Beasley
Jack Friel
June Bierbower
John McCallum
Bobo Brayton
BlU Moos
Joe Caraher
Bob Rober1Son
Rod Commons
Dick Young
Ike Deeter
Lee Wigglns
Don Ellingsen Program by \VSU Sports Information
WASHINGTON, MY WASHINGTON (WSU ALMA MATER) Washington, my Washington, the Crimson and the Gray! Tis the songs of memory that we sing today. When the sad hours come to you and Sorrows 'round you play, just sing the songs of Washington, the Crimson and the Gray, just sing lthe songli of Washington, the Crim• son and the Gray!
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