Bowling Green Alumni Football Cards
| Image | Set | # | Card Title/Players | Pro Team | Position | College | Honors | Notes | Grades available at Nearmint Sports Cards |
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1956 Giants Team Issue | Bob Schnelker | New York Giants | end | Bowling Green | ||||
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1956 Topps | 48 | Baltimore Colts Team | Baltimore Colts | This card pictures the 1955 Baltimore Colts team. Hall of Fame NFL coach Don Shula is in the front row. Leroy Vaughn, father of major league baseball's Mo Vaughn, is in the back row. | ||||
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1956 Topps | 89 | Bob Schnelker | New York Giants | end | Bowling Green | Rookie card, error card Schnelker?s name is misspelled "Schnecker" on the back of this card. |
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1956 Topps | 113 | New York Giants Team | New York Giants | This card pictures the 1955 New York Giants team. Future Hall of Fame coaches Vince Lombardi and Tom Landry are included in the photo. Lombardi is an assistant coach in the second row, and Landry is a player, also in the second row. | ||||
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1958 Topps | 115 | Detroit Lions Team | Detroit Lions | This card pictures the 1957 Detroit Lions team. Click here to see a large, black-and-white copy of this image. This was the last Lions team to win the NFL title; they beat the Browns 59-14 in the championship game. | ||||
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1959 Topps | 128 | Bob Schnelker | New York Giants | end | Bowling Green | Error card Schnelker's name is misspelled "Schnecker" on the back of this card. |
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1959 Topps | 133 | New York Giants Team | New York Giants | Though printed in 1959, this card pictures the 1958 New York Giants team. There is a larger copy of the image on the Giants web site. The picture includes two players who would later become stars in the AFL: Jack Kemp is number 17 in the front row, and Don Maynard is number 13, two rows behind Kemp. | ||||
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1960 Topps | 76 | Bob Schnelker | New York Giants | end | Bowling Green | In 1961, Schnelker scored the first touchdown in Minnesota Vikings history. | ||
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1961 Nu-Card | 151 | Russ Hepner | halfback | Bowling Green | ||||
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1961 Nu-Card | 163 | Don Lisbon | halfback | Bowling Green | Lisbon played for San Francisco 49ers. | |||
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1963 Topps | 137 | Bernie Casey | San Francisco 49ers | end, halfback | Bowling Green | Rookie card | nm+ | |
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1964 Philadelphia | 156 | Bernie Casey | San Francisco 49ers | end, halfback | Bowling Green | |||
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1964 Philadelphia | 162 | Don Lisbon | San Francisco 49ers | halfback | Bowling Green | Rookie card | ||
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1965 Philadelphia | 172 | Bernie Casey | San Francisco 49ers | end, halfback | Bowling Green | |||
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1966 Coke Caps Cardinals | C29 | Bob Reynolds | St. Louis Cardinals | tackle | Bowling Green | |||
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1966 Philadelphia | 174 | Bernie Casey | San Francisco 49ers | end, halfback | Bowling Green | |||
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1967 Philadelphia | 173 | Bernie Casey | San Francisco 49ers | end, halfback | Bowling Green | PSA 8 | ||
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1968 Topps | 28 | Bernie Casey | Los Angeles Rams | end, halfback | Bowling Green | |||
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1969 Topps | 147 | Bernie Casey | Los Angeles Rams | end, halfback | Bowling Green | |||
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1969 Topps 4-in-1 | Joe Scarpati, Walter Rock, Bernie Casey, Jack Concannon | |||||||
| Bernie Casey | Los Angeles Rams | end, halfback | Bowling Green | ||||||
| Jack Concannon | Chicago Bears | quarterback | Boston College | ||||||
| Walter Rock | Washington Redskins | tackle | Maryland | ||||||
| Joe Scarpati | Philadelphia Eagles | defensive back | North Carolina State | ||||||
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1969 Topps Mini-Card Albums | Los Angeles Rams | Los Angeles Rams | ||||||
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1970 O-Pee-Chee CFL | 93 | Dave Cranmer | Calgary Stampeders | running back | Bowling Green | |||
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1972 Sunoco Stamps | Mike Weger | Detroit Lions | defensive back | Bowling Green | Weger sang Bowling Green's fight song, "Ay-Ziggy-Zoomba," in the movie Paper Lion. | |||
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1972 Sunoco Stamps | Phil Villapiano | Oakland Raiders | linebacker | Bowling Green | ||||
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1972 Sunoco Stamps | Bob Reynolds | St. Louis Cardinals | tackle | Bowling Green | Reynolds played eleven seasons with the St. Louis Cardinals and New England Patriots. He made the Pro Bowl three times, but he never appeared on a regular issue football card. | |||