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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