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The 1966 Oklahoma State Cowboys baseball team represented
Oklahoma State University–Stillwater in the
1966 NCAA University Division baseball season. The Cowboys played their home games at
Allie P. Reynolds Stadium in
Stillwater, Oklahoma. The team was coached by
Chet Bryan in his second season at Oklahoma State.
The Cowboys reached the
College World Series, finishing as the runner up to
Ohio State.
Roster
1966 Oklahoma State Cowboys roster
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- - Marvin Fiocchi
- - Richard Lynn Frank
- - James Hays Jr.
- - Gary Lee Howard
- - George Keely
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Pitchers
- - Larry Burchart
- - Frank Warrington
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Infielders
- - Tracy Freeny
- - Ronald Chester McCord
- - Phillip Lee Spyres
- - Robert Toney
Catchers
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Outfielders
- - Don Kuykendall
- - Alan Johnson
- - Wayne Weatherly
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Schedule
Legend
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Oklahoma State win
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Oklahoma State loss
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1966 Oklahoma State Cowboys baseball game log
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Regular season
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March
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Date
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Opponent
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Site/stadium
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Score
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Overall record
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Big 8 record
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Mar 21 |
at
Houston* |
Cougar Field •
Houston, TX |
W 11–6 |
1–0 |
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Mar 22 |
at Houston* |
Cougar Field • Houston, TX |
L 1–10 |
1–1 |
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Mar 23 |
at Houston* |
Cougar Field • Houston, TX |
W 6–5 |
2–1 |
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Mar 24 |
at Houston* |
Cougar Field • Houston, TX |
L 0–4 |
2–2 |
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Mar 25 |
at Houston* |
Cougar Field • Houston, TX |
W 6–1 |
3–2 |
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April
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Date
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Opponent
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Site/stadium
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Score
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Overall record
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Big 8 record
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Apr 8 |
Colorado |
Stillwater, OK |
W 3–2 |
4–2 |
1–0
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Apr 8 |
Colorado |
Stillwater, OK |
W 2–1 |
5–2 |
2–0
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Apr 9 |
Colorado |
Stillwater, OK |
W 7–2 |
6–2 |
3–0
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Apr 15 |
at
Iowa State |
Ames, IA |
W 6–3 |
7–2 |
4–0
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Apr 16 |
at Iowa State |
Ames, IA |
W 5–3 |
8–2 |
5–0
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Apr 16 |
at Iowa State |
Ames, IA |
L 0–1 |
8–3 |
5–1
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Apr 22 |
at
Nebraska |
Husker Diamond •
Lincoln, NE |
L 0–3 |
8–4 |
5–2
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Apr 22 |
at Nebraska |
Husker Diamond • Lincoln, NE |
W 7–0 |
9–4 |
6–2
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Apr 23 |
at Nebraska |
Husker Diamond • Lincoln, NE |
W 4–0 |
10–4 |
7–2
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Apr 29 |
Oklahoma |
Stillwater, OK |
L 4–6 |
10–5 |
7–3
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Apr 29 |
Oklahoma |
Stillwater, OK |
W 2–0 |
11–5 |
8–3
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May
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Date
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Opponent
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Site/stadium
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Score
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Overall record
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Big 8 record
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May 6 |
at
Missouri |
Columbia, MO |
L 0–1 |
11–6 |
8–4
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May 6 |
at Missouri |
Columbia, MO |
L 2–3 |
11–7 |
8–5
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May 7 |
at Missouri |
Columbia, MO |
L 0–7 |
11–8 |
8–6
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May 13 |
at
Kansas State |
Tointon Family Stadium •
Manhattan, KS |
W 4–2 |
12–8 |
9–6
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May 13 |
at Kansas State |
Tointon Family Stadium • Manhattan, KS |
L 2–3 |
12–9 |
9–7
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May 14 |
at Kansas State |
Tointon Family Stadium • Manhattan, KS |
W 9–5 |
13–9 |
10–7
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May 20 |
Kansas |
Stillwater, OK |
W 9–5 |
14–9 |
11–7
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May 20 |
Kansas |
Stillwater, OK |
W 10–1 |
15–9 |
12–7
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May 21 |
Kansas |
Stillwater, OK |
W 8–1 |
16–9 |
13–7
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Post-season
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NCAA District 5 playoff
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Date
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Opponent
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Site/stadium
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Score
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Overall record
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NCAAT record
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June 2 |
Saint Louis |
Stillwater, OK |
W 4–3 |
17–9 |
1–0
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June 3 |
Saint Louis |
Stillwater, OK |
W 4–3 |
18–9 |
2–0
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References
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National Championships in bold; College World Series appearances in italics |