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Dick Schafrath

1964 Philadelphia Set (Football)

Dick was 2nd draft choice for '59. He has been regular offensive tackle since '60. He built himself up from 220 lbs. by running and weight-lifting program.

Mick Tingelhoff

1965 Philadelphia Set (Football)

Mick improves each year. His coaches consider him the top NFL center. Coach Van Brocklin believes Mick has what it takes to be a star for 10 more years.

Who is player below?
Frankie Albert

1952 Bowman Set (Football)

Joined 49ers when they got going in 1946. Key man in San Francisco's powerful offense ever since. High in the ranks of all-around T-formation quarterbacks. Sparked Stanford's famous 1940 team to unbeaten season.

Romeo Doubs

2022 Score Set (Football)

Doubs went from role player to star in 2020, elevating his play, deepening his connection with quarterback Carson Strong and accomplishing a milestone. The junior wideout caught 58 receptions, including nine scores, and topped 1,000 receiving yards for the first time.

Ollie Matson

1952 Bowman Set (Football)

In Matson, the Cardinals have the greatest collegiate ground gainer of all times, 3,166 yards in 3 years at University of San Francisco. His 1951 records, 174 rushing yards, 27.2 carries per game, also set new marks, Unanimous All-American choice and member of 1952 Olympics.

Jimmy Kennedy

2003 Topps Set (Football)

It may be hard to believe about someone weighing 330 pounds, but Jimmy is more than 100 pounds lighter now than when he enrolled at Penn State, Working with a nutritionist, "Grizzly Bear" embarked on an extensive conditioning program that led to his being drafted with the 12th overall pick in 2002. He went on to earn his degree in rehabilitation services in four years.

John Baker

1965 Philadelphia Set (Football)

Starting with L.A. in '58, "Big John" became an Eagle in '63 and a Steeler later that year. He was out almost all of '63, but made his mark in '64.

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Dre Greenlaw

2024 Score Set (Football)

To put it simply, Greenlaw makes the 49ers tick. "I honestly feel like he's the motor for our defense. He set the tone almost every play," said defensive back Charvarius Ward. "He's the hardest hitter on our defense, great energy, great effort, and probably the most physical football player I ever been around."

Russell Maryland

1994 Score Set (Football)

The No. 1 pick in the '91 draft, Russell amply justified his high ranking by being picked for his first Pro Bowl in '93. Quick and active, he explodes off the ball and pursues relentlessly.

Doak Walker

1952 Bowman Set (Football)

A 3-year All-American halfback at Southern Methodist, playing in 35 college games. Scored 303 points in 4 years. Went pro in 1950. In 1951, in addition to record below, stood fifth in the NFL in kickoff returns.

Henry Jordan

1965 Philadelphia Set (Football)

Henry has won All-Pro honors in '60, '61, '62, '63 and '64. He is a mainstay of the defensive line. Henry reached the NCAA wrestling finals in '57.

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Gene Brito

1961 Topps Set (Football)

The former Redskin End is now making his home with the Rams. Gene is powerful and accurate as he cuts through the opposition and gets the ballcarrier.

Don Trull

1967 Topps Set (Football)

The long-ball-throwing signal caller is being groomed as the Oilers' number one quarterback. Last season, Dan had the fewest interceptions of any regular quarterback in the American Football League.

Wendell Harris

1962 Topps Set (Football)

Wendell, a highly desired young man, was the Colts' first draft pick for the 1962 campaign. The lightning fast halfback scored 8 touchdowns for L.S.U. last year, as he led the Southeastern Conference with 94 points. He's a tough tackler, too.

Roosevelt Grier

1965 Philadelphia Set (Football)

Roosevelt came to L.A. before the '63 season in a trade with the Giants. He is considered one of the strongest defensive players in professional football.

Who is player below?
Dick Bass

1967 Philadelphia Set (Football)

Dick made the exclusive 1000 yard rushing club for the 2nd time in '66. He gained 1090 yards and 8 TDs on 248 carries. He is the only Ram to have reached 1000 yards in a season and is the Rams' all-time leading rusher.

What does Dick do in the off-season?
Eddie LeBaron

1953 Bowman Set (Football)

Second season. Stepped into Sammy Baugh's matchless boots after 1952 campaign started and developed into one of NFL's greatest crowd-pleasers. Threw nine touchdown passes in final three games against the three contenders for the championship - Giants, Eagles and Browns. Scored touchdown in final 18 seconds of last game to knock Eagles out of Eastern Conference tie with Browns.

Dalton Kincaid

2024 Score Set (Football)

From 70 catches in his last year in college to 73 in his first as a pro, Kincaid didn't change. He kept getting open, kept bringing the ball in and kept being a go-to for his team. The first-rounder from the University of Utah set a Bills record for catches by a rookie tight end, also the fourth most by an NFL rookie TE.

Cris Collinsworth

1982 Topps Set (Football)

Cris was one of NFL's most outstanding rookies of 1981. He led the Bengals in receiving yardage and was named to NFL's All-Rookie Team. Cris is a sure-catch receiver who can go both inside and outside.

Frank Kilroy

1948 Bowman Set (Football)

This is Bucco's sixth season in pro ball, all with the Eagles... switched from tackle to guard last year by Greasy Neale to utilize speed... Neale well pleased with changeover...250 pounds and six feet two inches tall, he is one of the strongest men on the squad... tough and hard to dislodge...fast enough to pull out and lead interference...married and father of four children including set of twins.

Joe Krupa

1959 Topps Set (Football)

A valuable member of the Pitt offensive squad, Joe is a tower of strength. For his size, he's fast and carries out downfield blocking assignments with unerring accuracy.

Which player was known as little boy blue?
Santana Dotson

1993 Upper Deck Set (Football)

Dotson tied with Chris Mims of the San Diego Chargers for most sacks by a rookie in 1992. The NFL's Defensive Rookie of the Year, Dotson forced a fumble, recovered two and registered two broken-up pass plays.

Leo Nomellini

1957 Topps Set (Football)

Leo made the All Pro Team last year for the fourth time. He's one of the most ferocious blockers and tacklers in the game today. On the offensive he can blast gaping holes in the defense line and clear the way for 49er backs to march through. As a defensive operator, his bull-like rushes spell trouble for ball-carriers.

As pro wrestler leo met Lou Thesz for world title in 1952. He never played football before joining marines.
Mike Ditka

2021 Panini Legacy Set (Football)

With soft hands and enough speed to separate from defenders, Ditka landed in Chicago in 1961 and set the football world ablaze, taking his place as the game's best tight end. During a campaign in which he took home Rookie of the Year honors, he topped 1,000 receiving yards and tallied a career-best 12 touchdown grabs.

Danny Gray

2022 Panini Legacy Set (Football)

A Texas high school track champion, Gray gives the 49ers a true deep threat on the outside, capable of taking the ball to the house on any play. He ran a 4.33-second 40 al the NFL Combine to fly up draft boards. "There's fast guys and then guys ahead of those guys, and I think Danny is one of them," coach Kyle Shanahan said.

Bob Brown

1967 Philadelphia Set (Football)

Bob was the Eagles' first draft pick for '64 after having been a unanimous All-American and Lineman of the Year in college. In his second pro season he was third in the voting for the outstanding blocking lineman of the year.

What award did Bob win in '64?
Bill Kilmer

1972 Topps Set (Football)

The NFC's third leading passer in 1971, Bill took over for injured Sonny Jurgensen and led the Redskins to a playoff berth. Bill was named Offensive Player of Week in 1969.

Bill missed '63 & '65 seasons due to injuries.
William (Chip) Chipley

1948 Bowman Set (Football)

Was sidelined by injuries most of last year...but limited performances showed he would be one of best two-way ends in football this fall. Starred at Clemson before the war-served in Navy...entered Washington & Lee after hostilities. Caught five passes for 105 yards and one touchdown last fall.

Jaret Patterson

2021 Panini Prestige Set (Football)

At full speed mere moments after getting the ball, Patterson hits the line with trademark sureness. It's as if he knows he's going to emerge on the other side, going just as fast, breaking into open ground in the secondary. It's how he got his yards in college, and Washington can picture the same in the NFL.

Bill Munson

1969 Topps Set (Football)

The Lions gave up Milt Plum, Pat Studstill and Tom Watkins to acquire this quarterback. The ex-Ram completed 27 passes in a 1965 game, the top mark by an L.A. quarterback in 14 years. Bill is strong-armed and accurate.

Bill was named the top back in the Senior Bowl in 1964.
Shaun Alexander

2003 Topps Set (Football)

September 29, 2003: Weekly Wrap Up: Setting an NFL record with five first half touchdowns, Alexander's heroics keyed the Seahawks to a 48-23 conquest of the Vikings on September 29 in Seattle. Beginning with an 80-yard reception, he scored three times within a span of only 65 seconds late in the second quarter. He ended the game with 231 total yards, 139 of them on the ground.

Bobby Joe Conrad

1966 Philadelphia Set (Football)

For the third straight year Bobby led the team's receivers, this time with 58 catches for 909 yards and 5 TDs. Bobby is more than just a receiver. Since becoming a pro, he has played offensive and defensive halfback and placekicker.

Who is this player? He is a Falcons tackle.
Jan White

1973 Topps Set (Football)

The best blocking tight end Bills have ever had, Jawn possesses excellent attitude and football sense. He took over as starting tight end in his rookie season.

Before the Eagles moved to Philadelphia, what was their name? Frankford Yellow Jackets.
Jim Hart

1975 Topps Set (Football)

The NFC's 5th leading passer in 1974, Jim's longest gainer of season went for 80-yard TD.

Sammy Baugh

1952 Bowman Set (Football)

In 16th pro season with Redskins. One of the game's greatest passers. Holds many lifetime, season and game passing records. Stood 8th in NFL in this department in 1951. Sam's college was Texas Christian. Runs Texas ranch. Rejected a St. Louis Cards contract to make a career of football.

Joe Perry

1950 Bowman Set (Football)

Two years ago, in Joe's first season for the 49ers, he was their top scorer with 72 points. Raced 45 yards for a touchdown the first time he ever packed the ball in a pro appearance. United Press All-Pro team, 1949. Halfback and fullback, Junior Col., Compton, Calif. The 49ers obtained Joe from Alameda, Calif., Naval Air Station team.

Otis Armstrong

1977 Topps Set (Football)

One of the most outstanding ball carriers in pro football, in 1974 he became only the 5th player in history to average over 100 yards per game. Has great speed and ability to change directions at full speed with tremendous leg strength and acceleration. Led Broncos with 39 receptions, '76.

Attended Purdue University, Lafayette, Indiana. Finished collegiate career at Purdue holding every school rushing record.