1957 in Canadian football






Contents






  • 1 Canadian Football News in 1957


  • 2 Regular season


    • 2.1 Final regular season standings




  • 3 Grey Cup playoffs


    • 3.1 Semifinals


      • 3.1.1 WIFU


      • 3.1.2 IRFU




    • 3.2 Finals


      • 3.2.1 WIFU


      • 3.2.2 IRFU






  • 4 Playoff Bracket


  • 5 Grey Cup Championship


  • 6 Canadian Football Leaders


  • 7 1957 Eastern (Interprovincial Rugby Football Union) All-Stars


    • 7.1 Offence


    • 7.2 Defence




  • 8 1957 Western (Western Interprovincial Football Union) All-Stars


    • 8.1 Offence


    • 8.2 Defence




  • 9 1957 Canadian Football Awards


  • 10 1957 Miss Grey Cup


  • 11 References





Canadian Football News in 1957


The Canadian Football Council (CFC) allowed interference to be legal up to third 5-yard stripe by eligible blockers.


The 45th annual Grey Cup game was televised live from coast to coast in Canada for the first time. TV rights brought in $125,000 for the CFC.



Regular season



Final regular season standings


Note: GP = Games Played, W = Wins, L = Losses, T = Ties, PF = Points For, PA = Points Against, Pts = Points








































































Western Interprovincial Football Union
Team GP W L T PF PA Pts
Edmonton Eskimos 16 14 2 0 475 142 28
Winnipeg Blue Bombers 16 12 4 0 406 300 24
Calgary Stampeders 16 6 10 0 221 413 12
BC Lions 16 4 11 1 284 369 9
Saskatchewan Roughriders 16 3 12 1 276 438 7

























































Interprovincial Rugby Football Union
Team GP W L T PF PA Pts
Hamilton Tiger-Cats 14 10 4 0 250 189 20
Ottawa Rough Riders 14 8 6 0 326 237 16
Montreal Alouettes 14 6 8 0 287 301 12
Toronto Argonauts 14 4 10 0 274 410 8

























































Ontario Rugby Football Union[1]
Team GP W L T PF PA Pts
London Lords 12 8 2 2 320 110 18
Kitchener-Waterloo Dutchmen 12 8 3 1 280 153 17
Sarnia Golden Bears 12 6 5 1 367 169 13
Toronto Balmy Beach Beachers 12 0 12 0 35 570 0



  • Bold text means that they have clinched the playoffs.

  • Edmonton and Hamilton both have first round byes.




Grey Cup playoffs


Note: All dates in 1957



Semifinals



WIFU


















Date Away Home
November 9 Calgary Stampeders 13
Winnipeg Blue Bombers 13
November 11
Winnipeg Blue Bombers 15
Calgary Stampeders 3

  • Winnipeg won the total-point series by 28–16. The Blue Bombers will play the Edmonton Eskimos in the WIFU Finals.


IRFU













Date Away
Home
November 13
Montreal Alouettes 24
Ottawa Rough Riders 15

  • The Alouettes will play the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in the IRFU Finals.


Finals



WIFU























Date Away Home
November 16
Edmonton Eskimos 7
Winnipeg Blue Bombers 19
November 20
Winnipeg Blue Bombers 4
Edmonton Eskimos 5
November 23
Winnipeg Blue Bombers 17 (OT)
Edmonton Eskimos 2

  • Winnipeg wins the best of three series 2–1. The Blue Bombers will advance to the Grey Cup game.


IRFU


















Date Away Home
November 16 Hamilton Tiger-Cats 17
Montreal Alouettes 10
November 23
Montreal Alouettes 1
Hamilton Tiger-Cats 39

  • Hamilton won the total-point series by 56–11. The Tiger-Cats will advance to the Grey Cup game.



Playoff Bracket







































































































 
 Quarterfinals
  
  
 Semifinals
  
  
45th Grey Cup
 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
 
IRFU
  
  
 1
Hamilton Tiger-Cats
 56
(17+39)
  
 
 2
 Ottawa Rough Riders
 15
  
  
 3
 Montreal Alouettes
 11
(10+1)
  
  
 
 3
Montreal Alouettes
 24
  
  
  
  
 I1
Hamilton Tiger-Cats
 32
 
  
  
 W2
 Winnipeg Blue Bombers
 7
 
WIFU
  
  
 1
 Edmonton Eskimos
 1
(7,5,2)
  
  
 
 2
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
 28
(13+15)
  
  
 2
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
 2
(19,4,17)
  
 
 3
 Calgary Stampeders
 16
(13+3)
  


Grey Cup Championship









November 30

The 45th Grey Cup – Toronto, Ontario


Hamilton Tiger-Cats 32
Winnipeg Blue Bombers 7

The Hamilton Tiger-Cats are the 1957 Grey Cup Champions



Canadian Football Leaders



  • CFL Passing Leaders

  • CFL Rushing Leaders


  • CFL Receiving Leaders[2]



1957 Eastern (Interprovincial Rugby Football Union) All-Stars




Offence



  • QB – Sam Etcheverry, Montreal Alouettes

  • RB – Cookie Gilchrist, Hamilton Tiger-Cats

  • RB – Gerry McDougall, Hamilton Tiger-Cats

  • RB – Dick Shatto, Toronto Argonauts

  • E – Hal Patterson, Montreal Alouettes

  • E – Menan Schriewer, Toronto Argonauts

  • FW – Bobby Simpson, Ottawa Rough Riders

  • C – Tommy Hugo, Montreal Alouettes

  • OG – Dave Suminski, Hamilton Tiger-Cats

  • OG – Larry Hayes, Ottawa Rough Riders

  • OT – Kaye Vaughan, Ottawa Rough Riders

  • OT – John Barrow, Hamilton Tiger-Cats





Defence



  • DT – Kaye Vaughan, Ottawa Rough Riders

  • DT – John Barrow, Hamilton Tiger-Cats

  • DE – Pete Neumann, Hamilton Tiger-Cats

  • DE – John Welton, Toronto Argonauts

  • DG – Vince Scott, Hamilton Tiger-Cats

  • DG – Larry Hayes, Ottawa Rough Riders

  • LB – Tommy Hugo, Montreal Alouettes

  • LB – Tony Curcillo, Hamilton Tiger-Cats

  • DB – Hal Patterson, Montreal Alouettes

  • DB – Ralph Goldston, Hamilton Tiger-Cats

  • DB – Bobby Kuntz, Toronto Argonauts

  • S – Bobby Simpson, Ottawa Rough Riders





1957 Western (Western Interprovincial Football Union) All-Stars




Offence



  • QB – Ken Ploen, Winnipeg Blue Bombers

  • RB – By Bailey, British Columbia Lions

  • RB – Gerry James, Winnipeg Blue Bombers

  • RB – Jackie Parker, Edmonton Eskimos

  • RB – Johnny Bright, Edmonton Eskimos

  • E – Jack Gotta, Calgary Stampeders

  • E – Ernie Pitts, Winnipeg Blue Bombers

  • C – Galen Wahlmeier, Saskatchewan Roughriders

  • OG – Harry Langford, Calgary Stampeders

  • OG – Ed Sharkey, British Columbia Lions

  • OT – Dick Huffman, Calgary Stampeders

  • OT – Roger Nelson, Edmonton Eskimos





Defence



  • DT – Dick Huffman, Calgary Stampeders

  • DT – Buddy Tinsley, Winnipeg Blue Bombers

  • DE – Frank Anderson, Edmonton Eskimos

  • DE – Herb Gray, Winnipeg Blue Bombers

  • MG – Art Walker, Edmonton Eskimos

  • LB – Ed Sharkey, British Columbia Lions

  • LB – Gord Rowland, Winnipeg Blue Bombers

  • LB – Bobby Marlow, Saskatchewan Roughriders

  • LB – Ted Tully, Edmonton Eskimos

  • DB – Jack Gotta, Calgary Stampeders

  • DB – Larry Isbell, Saskatchewan Roughriders

  • S – Oscar Kruger, Edmonton Eskimos





1957 Canadian Football Awards




  • Most Outstanding Player Award – Jackie Parker (RB), Edmonton Eskimos


  • Most Outstanding Canadian Award – Gerry James (RB), Winnipeg Blue Bombers


  • Most Outstanding Lineman Award – Kaye Vaughan (OT/DT), Ottawa Rough Riders


  • Jeff Russel Memorial Trophy (IRFU MVP) – Dick Shatto (RB), Toronto Argonauts


  • Jeff Nicklin Memorial Trophy (WIFU MVP) - Jackie Parker (QB), Edmonton Eskimos


  • Gruen Trophy (IRFU Rookie of the Year) - Gary W.C. Williams (HB), Toronto Argonauts


  • Dr. Beattie Martin Trophy (WIFU Rookie of the Year) - Mike Lashuk (FB), Edmonton Eskimos


  • DeMarco–Becket Memorial Trophy (WIFU Outstanding Lineman) - Art Walker (DE), Edmonton Eskimos


  • Imperial Oil Trophy (ORFU MVP) - ???



1957 Miss Grey Cup


  • Miss BC Lions Carol Lucas was named Miss Grey Cup 1957


References





  1. ^ https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=CsExAAAAIBAJ&sjid=rOIFAAAAIBAJ&pg=6179%2C766480 Ottawa Citizen – Nov 4, 1957


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