The Portland Beavers - Carlson, Kip; Andresen, Paul
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When the Pacific Coast League was founded in 1903, the Portland Beavers -- then known as the Browns -- played in the circuit's first game, a 3-1 road loss to the San Francisco Stars. When the PCL celebrated its centennial season in 2003, Portland was the only city in the league to have been there at the start. The team's alumni include Satchel Paige, Lou Piniella, and Louis Tiant, but even more familiar to Portland fans are players like Eddie Basinski, Roy Hesler, and Bernardo Brito, who spent much of their careers with the Beaversand groundskeeper Rocky Benevento and broadcaster Rollie…mehr

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When the Pacific Coast League was founded in 1903, the Portland Beavers -- then known as the Browns -- played in the circuit's first game, a 3-1 road loss to the San Francisco Stars. When the PCL celebrated its centennial season in 2003, Portland was the only city in the league to have been there at the start. The team's alumni include Satchel Paige, Lou Piniella, and Louis Tiant, but even more familiar to Portland fans are players like Eddie Basinski, Roy Hesler, and Bernardo Brito, who spent much of their careers with the Beaversand groundskeeper Rocky Benevento and broadcaster Rollie Truitt, who each spent over three decades with the ball club. The Portland Beavers samples the first century of the team's history: Walter McCredie's teams that won five pennants from 1906 to 1914; the championship clubs of 1932 and 1936; the last-to-first climb that ended with a PCL title in 1945; the 1983 pennant that came between the team's two departures from Portland; and the return in 2001 that re-established Beavers baseball as a summertime tradition.
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Autorenporträt
Authors Paul Andresen and Kip Carlson are both lifelong baseball fans and longtime Oregon baseball historians. Both are members of the Society for American Baseball Research. With the help of numerous collectors of Beavers' memorabilia, they trace the team's history with the help of over 200 photographs.