Edmonds High School - Echo Yearbook (Edmonds, WA)

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1957 SEASON RECORD Edmonds Opponents O A,A,,,,, Lake Washington ..,. ..., 7 15... ...Mercerlsland... .12 12.. ...Anacortes... 19 12... ...Burlington,... .. 7 14.. ...Snohomish.., . 21 6. .. ...Sedro Woolley.. 7 12... ..,MountVernon... .13 6.. ...Shoreline.,.. .19 46. ., ...Marysville .. . 0 The '57 managers were, top row, Allan Leise and Dennis Lambers, middle row, Fred Marlin and Dave Shaw, head managerg bottom row, Scott Elder and Paul Caplinger. Gary Sallee, who was elected a first strin uard for the All 9 9 ' Northwest League Honors, is pictured above making a tackle in the game with Anacortes, The deciding minutes ofthe game left Edmonds with the loser's prize, 20 John McGraw, pictured above, used a little of his deceptive foot work to outrun a few pursuers of the Marysville squad. McGraw was Edmonds' leading ball carrier. NORTHWEST LEAGUE STANDINGS Mount Vernon. .. . Sedro Woolley Burlington Snohomish. .. Edmonds . Anacortes Marysville. . . Wins Losses . 6 O 5 1 . 4 2 . 3 3 . 2 4 . 2 4 . O 6 An unidentified Edmonds ball carrier is shown below barely being caught by on Anacortes gridder.

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A typical scene in Edmonds games found John McGraw carrying the ball with Benny Holt running interference for him. The Tigers came through to win this game with Bur- lington, T2-7. Edmonds ended the '57 season in fifth place. John was elected a first string back on the All-Northwest League team. NORM MORAN, senior JOHN WAGNER, Senior GARY SMITH, Senior Guard Back it PAT ARNIM, Senior Back

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