Wisconsin Alumni Football Cards

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Image	Set	#	Card Title/Players	Pro Team	Position	College	Honors	Notes	Grades available at Nearmint Sports Cards
	1935 Diamond Matchbooks		John Schneller	Detroit Lions	end	Wisconsin		Sebastian played for three teams in 1935: the Eagles, Pittsburgh Pirates, and Boston Redskins.
	1948 Bowman	23	Don Kindt	Chicago Bears	halfback, defensive back	Wisconsin		Rookie card Kindt's son, Don Kindt Jr., played for the Chicago Bears in 1987.	exmt
	1948 Bowman	29	Pat Harder	Chicago Cardinals	fullback, kicker	Wisconsin	College Hall of Fame 1993	Rookie card
	1948-52 Exhibit		Pat Harder		fullback, kicker	Wisconsin	College Hall of Fame 1993
	1948-52 Exhibit		Elroy Hirsch		end, halfback	Wisconsin, Michigan	College Hall of Fame 1974, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1968
	1948 Leaf	33	Pat Harder	Chicago Cardinals	fullback, kicker	Wisconsin	College Hall of Fame 1993	Rookie card, error card Last name misspelled "Harber."
	1948 Leaf	78	Clarence Self		halfback, defensive back	Wisconsin		Rookie card Self played from 1949 to 1955 for the Chicago Cardinals, Detroit Lions, and Green Bay Packers.
	1948 Leaf	84	Jug Girard	Green Bay Packers	halfback, end	Wisconsin		Rookie card
	1949 Leaf	101	Pat Harder	Chicago Cardinals	fullback, kicker	Wisconsin	College Hall of Fame 1993	Error card Harder's name is misspelled "Harber" on this card.
	1950 Bowman	52	Elroy Hirsch	Los Angeles Rams	end, halfback	Wisconsin, Michigan	College Hall of Fame 1974, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1968	Rookie card	PSA 5, PSA 4
	1950 Bowman	93	Pat Harder	Chicago Cardinals	fullback, kicker	Wisconsin	College Hall of Fame 1993
	1950 Bread for Health Labels		Pat Harder	Chicago Cardinals	fullback, kicker	Wisconsin	College Hall of Fame 1993
	1950 Topps Felt Backs		Red Wilson		center	Wisconsin		Wilson opted to play baseball after college, and he played ten seasons in the major leagues. You can see his 1958 Topps baseball card on the Gallery's Cards in Multiple Sports page.
	1951 Bowman	17	Jug Girard	Green Bay Packers	halfback, end	Wisconsin
	1951 Bowman	76	Elroy Hirsch	Los Angeles Rams	end, halfback	Wisconsin, Michigan	College Hall of Fame 1974, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1968	Hirsch had 1495 receiving yards in 1951, breaking the single-season NFL record.
	1951 Topps Magic	17	John Coatta		quarterback	Wisconsin
	1952 Bowman Large	37	Elroy Hirsch	Los Angeles Rams	end, halfback	Wisconsin, Michigan	College Hall of Fame 1974, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1968	Short print
	1952 Bowman Large	65	Jerome Smith	San Francisco 49ers	guard	Wisconsin		Rookie card
	1952 Bowman Large	69	James Hammond	Dallas Texans	fullback, defensive back	Wisconsin		Rookie card
	1952 Bowman Large	117	Pat O'Donahue	San Francisco 49ers	end	Wisconsin		Rookie card, short print, error card O'Donahue's last name is misspelled "O'Donague" on this card. O'Donahue played one season for the San Francisco 49ers, and one season for the Green Bay Packers.
	1952 Bowman Small	37	Elroy Hirsch	Los Angeles Rams	end, halfback	Wisconsin, Michigan	College Hall of Fame 1974, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1968
	1952 Bowman Small	65	Jerome Smith	San Francisco 49ers	guard	Wisconsin		Rookie card
	1952 Bowman Small	69	James Hammond	Dallas Texans	fullback, defensive back	Wisconsin		Rookie card
	1952 Bowman Small	117	Pat O'Donahue	San Francisco 49ers	end	Wisconsin		Rookie card, error card O'Donahue's last name is misspelled "O'Donague" on this card. O'Donahue scored one extra point in 1952. It was the only point of his NFL career.
	1953 Bowman	22	Elroy Hirsch	Los Angeles Rams	end, halfback	Wisconsin, Michigan	College Hall of Fame 1974, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1968	In 1953, Hirsch starred in Crazylegs, a movie about himself.

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