1951 Bowman Football Cards, page 2
| Image | Set | # | Card Title/Players | Pro Team | Position | College | Honors | Notes | Grades available at Nearmint Sports Cards |
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1951 Bowman | 26 | Leon Hart | Detroit Lions | fullback | Notre Dame | College Hall of Fame 1973, Heisman Trophy 1949 | ||
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1951 Bowman | 27 | Thurman McGraw | Detroit Lions | tackle, defensive tackle | Colorado State | College Hall of Fame 1981 | Rookie card | ex+ |
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1951 Bowman | 28 | Buster Ramsey | Chicago Cardinals | guard, coach | William and Mary | College Hall of Fame 1978 | vg-ex | |
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1951 Bowman | 29 | Frank Tripucka | Chicago Cardinals | quarterback | Notre Dame | Broncos Ring of Fame 1986 | Tripucka is a member of the National Polish-American Sports Hall of Fame. | |
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1951 Bowman | 30 | Don Paul | Chicago Cardinals | defensive back, running back | Washington State | Rookie card | ||
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1951 Bowman | 31 | Alex Loyd | San Francisco 49ers | end | Oklahoma State | |||
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1951 Bowman | 32 | Y.A. Tittle | San Francisco 49ers | quarterback | LSU | 49ers Hall of Fame 2009, Giants Ring of Honor 2010, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1971 | Tittle's full name was Yelberton Abraham Tittle. | |
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1951 Bowman | 33 | Verl Lillywhite | San Francisco 49ers | running back, linebacker | Modesto Junior College, USC | |||
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1951 Bowman | 34 | Sammy Baugh | Washington Redskins | quarterback, coach | TCU | College Hall of Fame 1951, Commanders Ring of Fame , Pro Football Hall of Fame 1963 | ||
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1951 Bowman | 35 | Chuck Drazenovich | Washington Redskins | defensive back | Penn State | Rookie card | ||
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1951 Bowman | 36 | Bob Goode | Washington Redskins | fullback, halfback | Texas A and M | |||
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1951 Bowman | 37 | Horace Gillom | Cleveland Browns | end, punter | Ohio State, Nevada | |||
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1951 Bowman | 38 | Lou Rymkus | Cleveland Browns | tackle, coach | Notre Dame | |||
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1951 Bowman | 39 | Ken Carpenter | Cleveland Browns | halfback | Oregon State | |||
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1951 Bowman | 40 | Bob Waterfield | Los Angeles Rams | quarterback, kicker | UCLA | Pro Football Hall of Fame 1965 | In a 1951 game against the Detroit Lions, Waterfield became the first NFL player to kick five field goals in a game. It wasn't enough: the Lions beat the Rams, 24-22. | |
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1951 Bowman | 41 | Vitamin Smith | Los Angeles Rams | halfback | Abilene Christian | Rookie card | ||
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1951 Bowman | 42 | Glenn Davis | Los Angeles Rams | halfback | Army, Cal Poly Pomona | College Hall of Fame 1961, Heisman Trophy 1946 | ||
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1951 Bowman | 43 | Dan Edwards | New York Yanks | end | Georgia | Rookie card | exmt | |
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1951 Bowman | 44 | John Rauch | New York Yanks | quarterback | Georgia | College Hall of Fame 2003 | Rauch was the head coach of the Oakland Raiders from 1966 to 1968, and of the Buffalo Bills from 1969 to 1970. The Raiders won the AFL Championship under Rauch in 1967. | ex |
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1951 Bowman | 45 | Zollie Toth | New York Yanks | fullback | LSU | Rookie card | exmt | |
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1951 Bowman | 46 | Pete Pihos | Philadelphia Eagles | end | Indiana | College Hall of Fame 1966, Eagles Honor Roll 1987, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1970 | ||
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1951 Bowman | 47 | Russ Craft | Philadelphia Eagles | halfback, defensive back | Alabama | Rookie card Craft intercepted 4 of Jim Hardy's passes in a game against the Chicago Cardinals in 1950. That's still an NFL record; he shares it with about 20 other players. |
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1951 Bowman | 48 | Walter Barnes | Philadelphia Eagles | guard | LSU | After football, Barnes had a long acting career. | ex | |
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1951 Bowman | 49 | Fred Morrison | Chicago Bears | halfback | Ohio State | ex+ | ||
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1951 Bowman | 50 | Ray Bray | Chicago Bears | guard, tackle | Western Michigan |