Image |
Set |
# | Card Title/Players |
Pro Team |
Position |
College |
Honors |
Notes |
Grades available at Nearmint Sports Cards |
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1953 Bowman |
80 |
Jim Dooley |
Chicago Bears |
end |
Miami Florida |
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1953 Bowman |
84 |
Hugh Taylor |
Washington Redskins |
end, coach |
Tulane, Oklahoma City University |
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1953 Bowman |
86 |
Don Stonesifer |
Chicago Cardinals |
end |
Northwestern |
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1953 Oregon |
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Len Berrie |
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end |
Oregon |
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1953 Oregon |
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Tom Elliott |
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end |
Oregon |
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1953 Oregon |
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John Reed |
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end |
Oregon |
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1953 Rams Team Issue |
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Bob Boyd |
Los Angeles Rams |
end |
Loyola Marymount |
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Boyd's 22.8 yards per catch led the NFL in 1953. |
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1953 Rams Team Issue |
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Larry Brink |
Los Angeles Rams |
end, defensive end |
Northern Illinois |
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Brink was a 2-time Pro Bowler for the Rams, in 1950 and 1951. |
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1953 Rams Team Issue |
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Tom Fears |
Los Angeles Rams |
end |
UCLA, Santa Clara |
College Hall of Fame 1976, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1970 |
Fears was the first head coach of the New Orleans Saints. |
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1953 Rams Team Issue |
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Elroy Hirsch |
Los Angeles Rams |
end, halfback |
Wisconsin, Michigan |
College Hall of Fame 1974, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1968 |
Hirsch was second in the NFL in receiving yards in 1953, and he was voted first team All-Pro. |
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1953 Rams Team Issue |
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Woodley Lewis |
Los Angeles Rams |
end |
Los Angeles City, Oregon |
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Lewis had the NFL's longest punt return in 1953, a 74-yarder. He led the league in punt return and kick return yards. |
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1953 Rams Team Issue |
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Hampton Pool |
Los Angeles Rams |
end, coach |
California, Army |
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Before coaching, Pool played four seasons for the Chicago Bears and one season for the AAFC's Miami Seahawks. |
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1953 Rams Team Issue |
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Assistant Coaches |
Hickey played 5 seasons for the Rams in the 1940s. |
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Bill Battles |
Los Angeles Rams |
coach |
Brown |
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Red Hickey |
Los Angeles Rams |
end, coach |
Arkansas |
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John Sauer |
Los Angeles Rams |
coach |
Army |
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1954 Blue Ribbon |
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Neill Armstrong |
Winnipeg Blue Bombers |
end, coach |
Oklahoma State |
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After retiring as a player, Armstrong had a long coaching career, including head coaching jobs with the Edmonton Eskimos and Chicago Bears. |
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1954 Blue Ribbon |
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Bud Grant |
Winnipeg Blue Bombers |
end, defensive end |
Minnesota |
Canadian Football Hall of Fame 1983, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1994, Vikings Ring of Honor 1998 |
Grant played two seasons for the Philadelphia Eagles before moving to Canada. In 1952 he caught 56 passes for the Eagles, gaining 997 yards. |
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1954 Blue Ribbon |
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Tom Lumsden |
Winnipeg Blue Bombers |
end, defensive end |
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1954 Blue Ribbon |
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Keith Pearce |
Winnipeg Blue Bombers |
end, defensive back |
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1954 Blue Ribbon |
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Ron Vaccher |
Winnipeg Blue Bombers |
end, defensive end |
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1954 Blue Ribbon |
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Bob Simpson |
Ottawa Rough Riders |
end |
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Canadian Football Hall of Fame 1975 |
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1954 Blue Ribbon |
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Clyde Bennett |
Ottawa Rough Riders |
end |
South Carolina |
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1954 Blue Ribbon |
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Tom Miner |
Calgary Stampeders |
end, kicker |
Tulsa |
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1954 Blue Ribbon |
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Red O'Quinn |
Montreal Alouettes |
end |
Wake Forest |
Canadian Football Hall of Fame 1981 |
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1954 Blue Ribbon |
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Ray Poole |
Montreal Alouettes |
end |
Mississippi, North Carolina |
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1954 Blue Ribbon |
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Tex Coulter |
Montreal Alouettes |
tackle, end |
Army |
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1954 Blue Ribbon |
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Tom Moran |
Montreal Alouettes |
linebacker, end |
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