Rookie Football Cards, page 6
| Image | Set | # | Card Title/Players | Pro Team | Position | College | Honors | Notes | Grades available at Nearmint Sports Cards |
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1948 Bowman | 88 | Ben Kish | Philadelphia Eagles | halfback, defensive back | Pittsburgh | Rookie card | ex | |
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1948 Bowman | 89 | Herbert Banta | Los Angeles Rams | halfback, defensive back | USC | Rookie card | ex | |
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1948 Bowman | 90 | Bill Garnaas | Pittsburgh Steelers | quarterback | Minnesota | Rookie card, short print | ||
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1948 Bowman | 91 | Jim White | New York Giants | tackle | Notre Dame | Rookie card | PSA 5 mk | |
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1948 Bowman | 92 | Frank Barzilauskas | Boston Yanks | guard | Holy Cross, Yale | Rookie card Barzilauskas's nephew, Carl Barzilauskas, played for the New York Jets and Green Bay Packers. |
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1948 Bowman | 93 | Vic Sears | Philadelphia Eagles | guard, tackle | Oregon State | Rookie card, short print | ||
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1948 Bowman | 94 | John Adams | Washington Redskins | guard, tackle | Notre Dame | Rookie card Adams's son, John Adams Jr., was a defensive tackle for the University of West Virginia. See the Gallery's Fathers and Sons page. |
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1948 Bowman | 95 | George McAfee | Chicago Bears | halfback | Duke | College Hall of Fame 1961, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1966 | Rookie card | fair |
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1948 Bowman | 96 | Ralph Heywood | Detroit Lions | end | USC | Rookie card, short print | ||
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1948 Bowman | 97 | Joe Muha | Philadelphia Eagles | fullback, punter | Virginia Military Institute | Rookie card Muha averaged 47.3 yards per punt in 1948, best in the NFL. |
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1948 Bowman | 98 | Fred Enke | Detroit Lions | quarterback | Arizona | Rookie card | ||
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1948 Bowman | 99 | Harry Gilmer | Washington Redskins | quarterback, coach | Alabama | College Hall of Fame 1993 | Rookie card, short print | |
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1948 Bowman | 100 | Bill Miklich | New York Giants | guard | Idaho | Rookie card | ||
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1948 Bowman | 101 | Joe Gottlieb | Pittsburgh Steelers | back | Duquesne | Rookie card | vg | |
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1948 Bowman | 102 | Elmer Angsman | Chicago Cardinals | halfback | Notre Dame | Rookie card, short print Angsman had two 70-yard touchdown runs in the 1947 NFL Championship game. He finished the game with 159 yards on 10 carries. Angsman and the Cardinals beat the Philadelphia Eagles, 28-21. |
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1948 Bowman | 103 | Tom Farmer | Washington Redskins | halfback | Iowa | Rookie card | ex | |
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1948 Bowman | 104 | Bruce Smith | Green Bay Packers | halfback | Minnesota | College Hall of Fame 1972, Heisman Trophy 1941 | Rookie card | |
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1948 Bowman | 105 | Bob Cifers | Pittsburgh Steelers | halfback | Tennessee | Rookie card, short print Cifers played one season for the Detroit Lions, two for the Pittsburgh Steelers, and one for the Green Bay Packers. He averaged 61.75 yards per punt in a game in 1946, still an NFL record. |
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1948 Bowman | 106 | Ernie Steele | Philadelphia Eagles | halfback | Washington | Rookie card | ||
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1948 Bowman | 107 | Sid Luckman | Chicago Bears | quarterback | Columbia | College Hall of Fame 1960, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1965 | Rookie card | |
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1948 Bowman | 108 | Buford Ray | Green Bay Packers | guard, tackle | Vanderbilt | Packers Hall of Fame 1973 | Rookie card, short print | |
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1948 Leaf | 1 | Sid Luckman | Chicago Bears | quarterback | Columbia | College Hall of Fame 1960, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1965 | Rookie card | |
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1948 Leaf | 2 | Steve Suhey | Pittsburgh Steelers | guard | Penn State | College Hall of Fame 1985 | Rookie card Suhey played two seasons for the Steelers. His son, Matt Suhey, played fullback for ten seasons with the Chicago Bears. |
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1948 Leaf | 3 | Bulldog Turner | Chicago Bears | center, linebacker | Hardin-Simmons | College Hall of Fame 1960, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1966 | Rookie card | |
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1948 Leaf | 4 | Doak Walker | halfback | SMU | College Hall of Fame 1959, Heisman Trophy 1948, Pride of the Lions 2009, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1986 | Rookie card Walker was the second player to win the Heisman Trophy as a junior. The first was Army's Doc Blanchard. Notre Dame's Leon Hart won the Heisman in Walker's senior year, 1949. |