Iowa Alumni 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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1968 Topps Test Team Photos | 4 | Miami Dolphins | Miami Dolphins | This card pictures the 1967 Dolphins. Sadly, it might be the worst team photo ever. The coaches in front dominate the photo, and all you can see of the players in back is their heads. Only about half of the players' numbers are visible. | ||||
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1968 Topps Test Team Photos | 11 | Dallas Cowboys | Dallas Cowboys | This card pictures the 1967 Cowboys team. Strangely, the background is blanked out on the image, and the players appear to be floating in space. You can see the original image here. The 1967 Cowboys finished 9-5 and lost to the Green Bay Packers in the "Ice Bowl." The 1968 Cowboys went 12-2 and lost to the Cleveland Browns in the divisional round of the playoffs. | ||||
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1968 Topps Test Team Photos | 25 | Philadelphia Eagles | Philadelphia Eagles | |||||
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1969 Drenks Packers Pins | Bob Jeter | Green Bay Packers | defensive back | Iowa | Packers Hall of Fame 1985 | |||
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1969 Glendale Stamps | John Niland | Dallas Cowboys | guard | Iowa | ||||
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1969 Glendale Stamps | Alex Karras | Detroit Lions | defensive tackle | Iowa | College Hall of Fame 1991, Outland Trophy 1957, Pride of the Lions 2018, Pro Football Hall of Fame 2020 | Karras's older brothers, Ted Karras and Lou Karras, also played in the NFL. Ted played for the Los Angeles Rams, Detroit Lions, Chicago Bears, and Pittsburgh Steelers. Lou played for the Washington Redskins. | ||
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1969 Glendale Stamps | Bob Jeter | Green Bay Packers | defensive back | Iowa | Packers Hall of Fame 1985 | Jeter's brother, Tony Jeter, played for the Pittsburgh Steelers from 1966 to 1968. | ||
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1969 Glendale Stamps | Paul Krause | Minnesota Vikings | defensive back | Iowa | Pro Football Hall of Fame 1998, Vikings Ring of Honor 1998 | |||
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1969 Topps | 7 | Bob Jeter | Green Bay Packers | defensive back | Iowa | Packers Hall of Fame 1985 | ||
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1969 Topps | 90 | Karl Noonan | Miami Dolphins | end | Iowa | Rookie card | ||
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1969 Topps | 123 | Alex Karras | Detroit Lions | defensive tackle | Iowa | College Hall of Fame 1991, Outland Trophy 1957, Pride of the Lions 2018, Pro Football Hall of Fame 2020 | ||
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1969 Topps | 189 | Jim Gibbons | Detroit Lions | end | Iowa | |||
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1969 Topps 4-in-1 | Bobby Maples, Karl Noonan, Wendell Hayes, Houston Antwine | |||||||
Houston Antwine | Boston Patriots | defensive tackle, defensive end | Southern Illinois | Patriots Hall of Fame 2015 | |||||
Wendell Hayes | Kansas City Chiefs | halfback | Humboldt State | ||||||
Bobby Maples | Houston Oilers | linebacker | Baylor | ||||||
Karl Noonan | Miami Dolphins | end | Iowa | ||||||
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1969 Topps 4-in-1 | Jack Pardee, Norm Snead, Bob Jeter, Craig Baynham | |||||||
Craig Baynham | Dallas Cowboys | running back | Georgia Tech | ||||||
Bob Jeter | Green Bay Packers | defensive back | Iowa | Packers Hall of Fame 1985 | |||||
Jack Pardee | Los Angeles Rams | linebacker | Texas A and M | College Hall of Fame 1986 | |||||
Norm Snead | Philadelphia Eagles | quarterback | Wake Forest | ||||||
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1969 Topps 4-in-1 | Andy Russell, Randy Johnson, Alex Karras, Bob Matheson | |||||||
Randy Johnson | Atlanta Falcons | quarterback | Texas A and M - Kingsville | ||||||
Alex Karras | Detroit Lions | defensive tackle | Iowa | College Hall of Fame 1991, Outland Trophy 1957, Pride of the Lions 2018, Pro Football Hall of Fame 2020 | |||||
Bob Matheson | Cleveland Browns | linebacker | Duke | ||||||
Andy Russell | Pittsburgh Steelers | linebacker | Missouri | Steelers Hall of Honor 2017 | |||||
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1969 Topps 4-in-1 | Larry Stallings, Roosevelt Taylor, Bob Brown, Jim Gibbons | Error card This card pictures Bob Brown of the Packers, not Bob Brown of the Rams. For more vintage football cards that picture the wrong player, see the Gallery's Mistaken Identities page. |
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Bob Brown | Los Angeles Rams | tackle | Nebraska | College Hall of Fame 1993, Eagles Honor Roll 2004, Pro Football Hall of Fame 2004 | |||||
Jim Gibbons | Detroit Lions | end | Iowa | ||||||
Larry Stallings | St. Louis Cardinals | linebacker | Georgia Tech | ||||||
Roosevelt Taylor | Chicago Bears | defensive back | Grambling | ||||||
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1969 Topps Mini-Card Albums | Detroit Lions | Detroit Lions | ||||||
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1969 Topps Mini-Card Albums | Green Bay Packers | Green Bay Packers | Topps also used the image on the cover of this album as the inset photo on Bart Starr's 1962 Topps football card. | |||||
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1969 Topps Mini-Card Albums | Miami Dolphins | Miami Dolphins | ||||||
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1970 Kelloggs | 13 | Alex Karras | Detroit Lions | defensive tackle | Iowa | College Hall of Fame 1991, Outland Trophy 1957, Pride of the Lions 2018, Pro Football Hall of Fame 2020 | After football, Karras became an actor. His most memorable roles were Mongo in Blazing Saddles and George Papadapolis in the TV show Webster. | |
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1970 O-Pee-Chee CFL | 71 | Bill Whisler | Winnipeg Blue Bombers | defensive end | Iowa | |||
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1970 Topps | 182 | Bob Jeter | Green Bay Packers | defensive back | Iowa | Packers Hall of Fame 1985 | ||
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1970 Topps | 223 | Karl Noonan | Miami Dolphins | end | Iowa | |||
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1970 Topps | 249 | Alex Karras | Detroit Lions | defensive tackle | Iowa | College Hall of Fame 1991, Outland Trophy 1957, Pride of the Lions 2018, Pro Football Hall of Fame 2020 | Karras was married to actress Susan Clark. | |
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1971 Kelloggs | 36 | Ed Podolak | Kansas City Chiefs | running back | Iowa | Chiefs Hall of Fame 1989 | Podolak led the NFL in all-purpose yards in 1970, with 1715. |