Image |
Set |
# | Card Title/Players |
Pro Team |
Position |
College |
Honors |
Notes |
Grades available at Nearmint Sports Cards |
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1894 Mayo Cut Plug |
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Frank Hinkey |
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end |
Yale |
College Hall of Fame 1951 |
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1894 Mayo Cut Plug |
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Langdon Lea |
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tackle, end |
Princeton |
College Hall of Fame 1964 |
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1924 Lafayette |
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Charlie Berry |
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end |
Lafayette |
College Hall of Fame 1980 |
Berry played two seasons for the NFL's Pottsville Maroons. He also played thirteen seasons of major league baseball, and he appeared on a few baseball cards. See the Gallery's Cards in Multiple Sports page. |
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1924 Lafayette |
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Doug Crate |
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end |
Lafayette |
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1924 Lafayette |
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Charles Grantier |
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end |
Lafayette |
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1926 Spalding Champions |
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Homer Hazel |
|
fullback, end |
Rutgers |
College Hall of Fame 1951 |
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1926 Spalding Champions |
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Brick Muller |
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end |
California |
College Hall of Fame 1951 |
Muller played and coached for the Los Angeles Buccaneers in 1926, the team's only season in the NFL. |
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1933 Sport Kings |
35 |
Knute Rockne |
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coach, end |
Notre Dame |
College Hall of Fame 1951 |
Rookie card |
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1935 Diamond Matchbooks |
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Alec Ashford |
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end |
Georgia |
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1935 Diamond Matchbooks |
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Red Badgro |
New York Giants |
end |
USC |
Pro Football Hall of Fame 1981 |
Badgro played ten seasons in the NFL: two for the New York Yankees, seven for the Giants, and one for the Brooklyn Dodgers. |
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1935 Diamond Matchbooks |
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Joe Carter |
Philadelphia Eagles |
end |
West Virginia |
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Carter played eleven years in the NFL: eight with the Eagles, and one each with the Green Bay Packers, Brooklyn Tigers, and Chicago Cardinals. He led the league with 16 receptions in 1934. |
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1935 Diamond Matchbooks |
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Paul Collins |
Boston Redskins |
end, defensive end |
Pittsburgh |
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1935 Diamond Matchbooks |
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Fred Crawford |
Chicago Bears |
end, tackle |
Duke |
College Hall of Fame 1973 |
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1935 Diamond Matchbooks |
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Harry Ebding |
Detroit Lions |
end |
St. Mary's |
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1935 Diamond Matchbooks |
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Ray Flaherty |
New York Giants |
end, defensive end |
Washington State, Gonzaga |
Pro Football Hall of Fame 1976 |
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1935 Diamond Matchbooks |
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Charles Harrold |
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end |
Georgia |
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1935 Diamond Matchbooks |
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Bill Hewitt |
Chicago Bears |
end |
Michigan |
Eagles Honor Roll 1987, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1971 |
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1935 Diamond Matchbooks |
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Luke Johnsos |
Chicago Bears |
end |
Northwestern |
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1935 Diamond Matchbooks |
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George Kenneally |
Philadelphia Eagles |
end |
St. Bonaventure |
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1935 Diamond Matchbooks |
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Ed Manske |
Philadelphia Eagles |
end |
Northwestern |
College Hall of Fame 1989 |
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1935 Diamond Matchbooks |
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Buster Mitchell |
Detroit Lions |
end |
Davis and Elkins |
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1935 Diamond Matchbooks |
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Max Padlow |
Philadelphia Eagles |
end |
Ohio State |
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1935 Diamond Matchbooks |
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William Pollock |
Chicago Bears |
halfback, end |
Widener |
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1935 Diamond Matchbooks |
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John Schneller |
Detroit Lions |
end |
Wisconsin |
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Sebastian played for three teams in 1935: the Eagles, Pittsburgh Pirates, and Boston Redskins. |
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1935 National Chicle |
3 |
George Kenneally |
Philadelphia Eagles |
end |
St. Bonaventure |
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Rookie card |
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