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1957 Sylacauga 


1957 Sylacauga 
 Record: 8-0-1
 Head Coach: Tom Calvin
 
 The 1957 Sylacauga  were chosen as Class 2A  Region 3  State Champions by the Birmingham News.
 Summary:
 
The Sylacauga Aggies claimed a state championship by rushing the ball for 2,234 yards against all their foes in 1957. Led by Captain Don Machen at left halfback, who carried the ball 87 times for 576 yards, the Aggies had little trouble disposing of most opponents.

Machen accounted for 1,129 yards of total offense while scoring 11 touchdowns and three extra points. Bobby Porter gained 496 yards rushing from his fullback position while George Lawson added 433 yards on 70 carries. Ray Collins totaled 227 yards on only 35 carries and Doug Lewis, who played both tackle and fullback, added 251 yards on 41 carries.

The title was the second for the Aggies as they also laid claim to a Birmingham News championship in 1954.

 Site  PF   Opponent  PA   W/L/T 
42   Shelby County W
34   John Carroll W
19   Parrish Selma W
31   Talladega 14 W
40   Benjamin Russell 14 W
13   Alexandria 13 T
19   Childersburg 12 W
    OPEN  
34   B.B. Comer W
26   Pell City W
  
2588-0-1 53


1957 Sylacauga All-State Players
2A  Doug LewisT Sr.205 2  BN


1957 Sylacauga Roster
NO. NAME POS.
  Jerry Hickman  
  Harold Kelley  
  Kenneth Neely  
  Jerry Williams  
  Ronnye Jackson  
  Mike McEwen  
  James Heigl  
  Ray Collins  
  Robby Porter  
  George Lawson  
  Doug Lewis  
  Don Mchen  
  Jerry Lewis  
  Nick Menried  
  Sam Williams  
  Wayne Fleming  
  Tommy Runsey  
  Steve Patterson  
  Gene Strickland  
  Bill Silcock  
  Sonny Cross  
  Joe Harris  
  Gerald Gann  
  Wayne Ham  
  Jimmy Traylor  
  Mike Arnold  
  Donald Magouyrk  
  Jimmy Reynolds  
  Daniel Baker  
  Ronnie Bates  
  Bobby Huysman  
  John Smogoliski  
  Charles Terrell  
     




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