User:Halvorsen brian

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Name	Brian Halvorsen
Born	(1992-07-23) July 23, 1992 (age 31) St. Johns, Portland, Oregon
Country	United States
Current location	Rockaway Beach, Oregon
Languages	American English
Time zone	Pacific Time Zone
Current time	Current time for UTC-8 is 07:00
Contact info
Email	brianphalvorsengmail.com

Articles I've made significant contributions to:

Basketball

Oregon history

Baseball

Other sports

Miscellaneous

Sandbox pages

bold are currently being worked on

• User:Halvorsen brian/Arthur W. Vincent, last mayor of St. Johns, Oregon
• User:Halvorsen brian/Astoria Football Club, a sports club in Astoria, Oregon that played the first reported basketball game in the state of Oregon.
• User:Halvorsen brian/Babe Thomas, minor league players
• User:Halvorsen brian/Benjamin L. Eddy, Tillamook and Douglas county politician
• User:Halvorsen brian/Carlos Smith (baseball), minor league player
• User:Halvorsen brian/CBA, a catch-all page for the history of the Continental Basketball League (formerly the Eastern Basketball League)
• User:Halvorsen brian/Charles A. Cook (Oregon politician), first mayor of St. Johns, Oregon
• User:Halvorsen brian/Curt Coleman, MLB player
• User:Halvorsen brian/D. C. Lewis, member of the Oregon House of Representatives
• User:Halvorsen brian/FWC, the Far West Classic basketball tournament hosted by the Oregon State Beavers
• User:Halvorsen brian/G. L. Perrine, socialist city council member from St. Johns, Oregon
• User:Halvorsen brian/Grumman Flyers, semi-pro basketball team for the Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corporation
• User:Halvorsen brian/Hardin, [Elizabeth Abigail Hardin] athlete; boss
• User:Halvorsen brian/Henry E. McGinn, populist Portland judge
• User:Halvorsen brian/Kindle C. Couch, Oregon state representative and mayor of St. Johns, Oregon
• User:Halvorsen brian/List of basketball teams in Oregon
• User:Halvorsen brian/List of mayors of St. Johns, Oregon
• User:Halvorsen brian/List of sporting events in Portland, Oregon, a list of notable sporting events in Portland, Oregon
• User:Halvorsen brian/Meier & Frank strikes
• User:Halvorsen brian/NYHY, New York–Harlem Yankees (crazy this article doesn't exist yet)
• User:Halvorsen brian/Portland Beavers, detailed season-by-season history meant to re-vamp the History of baseball in Portland, Oregon and Portland Beavers articles
• User:Halvorsen brian/Portland Rosebuds (baseball), Negro league baseball team based in Portland, Oregon
• User:Halvorsen brian/Streetcars in Portland, Oregon
• User:Halvorsen brian/Theodore Jordan, Oregon's sad history of wrongful convictions
• User:Halvorsen brian/Thomas Coates (politician), Tillamook politician
• User:Halvorsen brian/Tri-City Chinook, CBA team
• User:Halvorsen brian/The Trump Casino (Indiana), a failed riverboat casino from a failed real estate magnate.

Possible articles

• Art Koehler, baseball player [1]
• Battling Ortega (1894–1963), Oakland based boxer[2]
• Benny Henderson, baseball player who was blacklisted from organized baseball [3]
• Bert Coy, baseball player [4]
• Bill Dunleavy, baseball player [5]
• Billy Lane (baseball), baseball player [6]
• Brick Devereaux, baseball player [7]
• Brick Eldred, baseball and soccer player [8] [9]
• Carl McVey, baseball player [10]
• Central Washington League, semi-pro baseball circuit in Washington state circa 1905[11][12]
• Charles Dooley, baseball player [13]
• Charles "Strangler" Smith, Portland based pro wrestler c. 1900s[14]
• Cy Swain, baseball player [15]
• Dad Meek (utility player), baseball player, umpire and bowler [16] [17]
• Dan Crotty, baseball player [18]
• Danny Shea (catcher), baseball player [19]
• Eddie O'Connell, Portland based pro wrestler c. 1900s[20]
• Electric Park, Aberdeen
• Exposition Rink, built for the Lewis and Clark Expo in 1905, burnt a few years later
• Fred Lange, baseball player [21]
• Fred Weed, baseball player [22]
• George Hanley, baseball player [23]
• George Westlake, baseball player [24]
• Irvin Hufft, baseball player [25]
• Jersey Shore Summer Basketball League, basketball league originally founded by hotel owners that became a summer conditioning league for professional players
• Jim Sullivan, baseball player [26]
• Jimmy Darcy (1898–1972), Romanian boxer who fought out of Portland[27]
• Jimmy Toman, baseball player and manager [28]
• Jimmy Whalen (baseball), baseball player [29]
• Johnny Wuffli, Swiss born baseball player [30]
• Julie Streib, baseball player and manager [31]
• Lee Strait, baseball player and manager [32]
• Les Sheehan, baseball player [33]
• Matt Stanley (baseball), baseball player [34]
• NBA Central Division Summer League, a summer league from 1986–88
• North Portland Athletic Club, an athletic club in Portland, Oregon, c. 1920
• Northwest Summer League, an NBA summer league held in Oregon
• Peter Buzukos, lightweight wrestling champion c. 1912[35]
• Phil Nadeau, baseball player [36]
• Portland Athletic Club, at least two separate amateur athletic clubs in Portland, Oregon, c. 1900
• History of professional wrestling in Portland, Oregon
• Henry Stultz, baseball player [37]
• Hugh Smith, baseball player [38]
• Racehorse Roberts, California based boxer[39]
• Robert Middleton (baseball), baseball player [40]
• Roscoe Fawcett, sports editor of The Oregonian c. 1910s, football referee
• Reuben Levy, baseball player [41]
• Sam Clapham, British pro wrestler c. 1920s[42]
• San Francisco Eagle Base Ball Club, first baseball team in San Francisco, California
• Spider Baum, baseball player [43]
• Soldier Bartfield [44]
• St. Cecilia's Summer League, Detroit pro-am summer basketball league
• Ted Thye, Pacific Northwest pro wrestler[45]
• Tom Menefee, baseball player [46]
• Ty Lober, baseball player whose career spanned 13 seasons[47]
• Wally Choice, pro basketball player [48]
• William Peeples, baseball player [49]
• Windemuth's, a Portland based public bath and dance hall on the Willamette River, c. 1910