Jerry D. Belcher Collection of Oregon Agricultural College Track photographs, 1905.

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Jerry D. Belcher Collection of Oregon Agricultural College Track photographs, 1905.

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The Jerry D. Belcher Collection of Oregon Agricultural College Track Photographs consists of two mounted photographic prints of 1905 track and field events. One of the images depicts Claude V. ("Skeeter") Swann completing his first place pole vault in a meet with the University of Oregon. The other image shows the Oregon Agricultural College sprinters in the high hurdles. This image is available online. The racers are identified as Belden [Miles Bebee], Graham [perhaps Thomas Rader?], Swann [Claude V.], Smithson [Forrest], and Cathey [perhaps George Andrew or Collie Flint]. The photographs were taken by William G. Emery, a Corvallis studio photographer and 1883 Oregon State graduate.

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Oregon Agricultural College

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Emery, W. G

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Owner of a photographic studio in Moscow, Idaho, after 1896. From the description of A history of Moscow, Idaho: with sketches of some of its prominent citizens, firms and corporations, manuscript, 1897. (Latah County Historical Society). WorldCat record id: 42068017 ...

Belcher, Jerry D.

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Jerry D. Belcher attended Oregon State University in the 1960s and graduated with a bachelor's degree in education in 1969. Belcher played football for Oregon State and won the football team's 1968 Attitude and Scholarship Award. The 1905 Oregon Agricultural College track team was the champion team of the Northwest. Forrest Smithson won the gold medal in the 110 high hurdles at the Olympics in London in 1908. Claude V. Swann graduated from OAC in 1907 and Miles Bebee Belden in 1906. ...

Smithson, Forrest.

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