All-City High School Football Team Named by Independent Press Telegram
Peters en and Poly stars lead the 1957 varsity All-City selections chosen by six city coaches. Four from St Anthony, three from Wilson, and two each from Poly and Millikan. Andrews scores 14 touchdowns in eight games. Co-Linemen of the Year named Petersen and Jack Smith. Back of the Year praise for Andrews.
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Jack Teele
Wilson
Kent Petersen
Poly High
Jim Smith
Dee Andrews
Independent, Press- Telegram
St Anthony
Poly
Millikan
Jordan
Petersen
Smith
Joe Uneman
Sid Perarsth
PRUE
Skip
Mooreland
Long Beach
Independent, Press-Telegram
Mike Oldham
Bob Gomez
Dick Wurth
Emilio Camillone
Jan Muil
Rams Draft News Highlights from Early NFL Selections
Rams acquisitions include Jimmy Phillips and Lou Michaels in first round, Clendon Thomas in second, and Frank Ryan as final pick. Waterfield praises Thomas and Ryan’s promise while noting others like Tones and Newman earning Coast Conference attention. All-City first team selections feature Osgood, Schilling, Smith, and Petersen among versatile two-way players.
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Michaels
West Michaels
Browns
Zinebac
Lou
Lapala
Rams
Oklahoma
Clendon Thomas
Waterfield
Bob
Washington
Jimmy 5
UCLA
Sey
Tones
NFL
Washington State
Bob Newman
49Ers
Cal
Proverb Jacobs
Eagles
Frank Ryan
Rice
Ryan
Sing Hill
Chicago Cardinals
Rob
Hill
Pig Ang
Osgood
Schilling
Smith
Petersen
Dme
Eve
God
College basketball scores across conferences
A jumbled recap shows Pacific Coast and various college teams posting scores such as Gonzaga 71 and Indiana 74. Other results include Duke 74 and Virginia 80 with notable mentions of Northwestern, Wisconsin, Oklahoma State, and Notre Dame among many institutions and a mix of individual players and locations.
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Pacific Coast
LSE
Chico SL
Momana
Bianford
Gonzaga
College of Litho
Qoynin St. Banka
Bazvati
Portland
Mortland i
Whites
Ennsterrregan Ta
Otules
Kansas
Enters
Duke
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Indiana
Primote
Amrrgucien
Christine Dh
Miheravitte
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Ta Butler U
Urman
Bowling Grech
Minnesowai
Northwestern
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Town St. Gy
Draka So
Caraiing
Goat Ghinhomna Us
Arkansax
Wittam Te Mary
Virginia Bo
Purdue ii
Minel
Western Galarnia
CORNY
Columbia
Tiarvard
Massachusetts
Okkatoma Cily ES
Mounton
Vannerbur
Sebeaner
Mites
Southern Gi
McNeesa
Loyola
de Paul
Nebraska
Voters pick Most Popular high school football player
Independent Press Telegram readers submitted 3006 votes with mixed editorial comments praising a player for kindness and leadership. Voters express enjoyment of the contest and humor about signature signs and future adulthood, while noting the playful rivalry and local sports culture.
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Independent
Press-Telegram
Sam
Yates
Flam Wins Spot on Davis Cup Team
Beverly Hills star Herbie Flam earns a place on the Interzone Davis Cup squad as Ram varsity players push for top form ahead of the Philippines tie. The article lists team members and positions including Bob Hunt, Bob Gomez, Emilion Camillone Wilson, Dick Worth, Fred Esparza Wilson, Dee Andrews, Dave Schilling, Hal Stauber, and Walt Osgood, with many names and positions from St Anthony, Jordan, Lakewood, Millikan, Wilson, and Poly.
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SY. Anthony
Walt Osgood
Dave Schilling
Saint Athletic Hall of Fame
Osgood
Schilling
Wilson
Fred Esparza
Jordan
Hal Steuber
Esparza
Adelaide
Australia
Herbie Flam
Beverly Hills
Asi Ly
Million High
Bob Hunt
Ram
Philippines
Sehaal
Belesta
Bob Gomez
Anthony
Emilion Camillone Wilson
Dick Worth
St. Anthony
Fred Esparza Wilson
Weldon Rich
Millikan
Don Crosby
George Nelson
Gil Mendoza
Lakewood
Ray Snyder
Willie Brown
Poly
Dick Merritt
Jim Burchfiel
Allen
Dear
Japerson
Don Mill
Lonzs Ivio
Bud Duncan
Apia
Lacry Sather
Kain Wisen
Jim Coot
Too Thonton
Ail Foig
Mesenstel
Trade talk swirls as Senators loom for Sievers
Lone of Cleveland floated four trade paths including Roy Sievers to Washington and potential deals with the Yankees for Gil McDougald or Bobby Richardson. Indians GM said negotiations rest with the Senators and hinted at a second baseman target while avoiding naming him.
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Lolirado Springs
Cola
M2i
Frank Lone
Cleveland
Washington
Roy Sievers
Yankees
Gil McDour Geld
Bobby Richardson
Kye
Senators
Sievers
Indians
iWanlees
Loyola Lions Open 1957 Season With Big Win
Loyola Lions beat an opponents lineup 57 to 40 in an opening game. Coach Steuber guides the team for Bill Donovan and Loyola’s defense led by Hal Petersen and Smith. Standout forward Wait Hoye and guard Petersen contributed as California defender Jordan was noted for lockdown play.
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Loyola
Los Angeles
Steuber
Bill Donovan
University of Wham College
Loyola Lions
Bob Parke
Hal
University of California
Jordan
Santa Barbara
Wait Hoye
Petersen
Smith Ors
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KMPC
Philadelphia
Jimmy Phillips
Lou Michaels
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Shyney
Cardinals
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Jim Pace
Texas A&m
Charlie Krueger
Lonus
King Hill
Paul Christman
John Crow
California
Jone
Dave Levy
Andrews
Hare
Michikan
Jane Mullenberg
Sir Anthony
Emilio Camilone
Saint
AIL
Enburg
Hall Steuber
Stalf
Saee
Sid Gillman
Compton
Tbs
Trallere
Sony Tint
Big Sur
Rank Butler
Mary Masiha
Anris
Fulle Ton Hien
John Inuaefin
Lonx Jench
Apa
Terows
Tme Amunicipal Avm
Keow
Flam
Lene
Eutectic
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Avi Fe Division
Jillian Street
Washington & Atlantic
Algelus
Los Angeles Area
Joseph Quaas
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Oper House
King Edward
D.stoddard
Fairhaven
Mass
Neause
Ray Ts
Nelly Hevea
Rman
Hirar Malaee
Hiram Walker
Hiram Walker & Sons, Inc
Peoria, Ill
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