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1979 Topps Football Set Checklist 1979 TOPPS FOOTBALL SET CHECKLIST 1 Passing Leaders (R.Staubach/T.Bradshaw) 2 Receiving Leaders (R.Young/S.Largent) 3 Rushing Leaders (W.Payton/E.Campbell) 4 Scoring Leaders (F.Corral/P.Leahy) 5 Interception Ldrs. (Buchanon/Stone/Darden) 6 Punting Leaders (T.Skladany/P.McInally) 7 Johnny Perkins 8 Charles Phillips 9 Derrel Luce 10 John Riggins 11 Chester Marcol 12 Bernard Jackson 13 Dave Logan 14 Bo Harris 15 Alan Page 16 John Smith 17 Dwight McDonald 18 John Cappelletti 19 Pittsburgh Steelers 20 Bill Bergey 21 Jerome Barkum 22 Larry Csonka 23 Joe Ferguson 24 Ed "Too Tall" Jones 25 Dave Jennings 26 Horace King 27 Steve Little 28 Morris Bradshaw 29 Joe Ehrmann 30 Ahmad Rashad 31 Joe Lavender 32 Dan Neal 33 Johnny Evans 34 Pete Johnson 35 Mike Haynes 36 Tim Mazzetti 37 Mike Barber 38 San Francisco 49ers 39 Bill Gregory 40 Randy Gradishar 41 Richard Todd 42 Henry Marshall Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 1 43 John Hill 44 Sidney Thornton 45 Ron Jessie 46 Bob Baumhower 47 Johnnie Gray 48 Doug Williams 49 Don McCauley 50 Ray Guy 51 Bob Klein 52 Golden Richards 53 Mark Miller 54 John Sanders 55 Gary Burley 56 Steve Nelson 57 Buffalo Bills 58 Bobby Bryant 59 Rick Kane 60 Larry Little 61 Ted Fritsch 62 Larry Mallory 63 Marvin Powell 64 Jim Hart 65 Joe Greene 66 Walter White 67 Gregg Bingham 68 Errol Mann 69 Bruce Laird 70 Drew Pearson 71 Steve Bartkowski 72 Ted Albrecht 73 Charlie Hall 74 Pat McInally 75 Al Baker 76 N.E. Patriots 77 Steve DeBerg 78 John Yarno 79 Stu Voigt 80 Frank Corral 81 Troy Archer 82 Bruce Harper 83 Tom Jackson 84 Larry Brown 85 Wilbert Montgomery 86 Butch Johnson 87 Mike Kadish 88 Ralph Perretta 89 David Lee Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 2 90 Mark van Eeghen 91 John McDaniel 92 Gary Fencik 93 Mack Mitchell 94 Cincinnati Bengals 95 Steve Grogan 96 Garo Yepremian 97 Barty Smith 98 Frank Reed 99 Jim Clack 100 Chuck Foreman 101 Joe Klecko 102 Pat Tilley 103 Conrad Dobler 104 Craig Colquitt 105 Dan Pastorini 106 Rod Perry 107 Nick Mike-Mayer 108 John Matuszak 109 David Taylor 110 Billy Joe DuPree 111 Harold McLinton 112 Virgil Livers 113 Cleveland Browns 114 Checklist 1-132 115 Ken Anderson 116 Bill Lenkaitis 117 Bucky Dilts 118 Tony Greene 119 Bobby Hammond 120 Nat Moore 121 Pat Leahy 122 James Harris 123 Lee Roy Selmon 124 Bennie Cunningham 125 Matt Blair 126 Jim Allen 127 Alfred Jenkins 128 Arthur Whittington 129 Norm Thompson 130 Pat Haden 131 Freddie Solomon 132 Chicago Bears 133 Mark Moseley 134 Cleo Miller 135 Ross Browner 136 Don Calhoun Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 3 137 David Whitehurst 138 Terry Beeson 139 Ken Stone 140 Brad Van Pelt 141 Wesley Walker 142 Jan Stenerud 143 Henry Childs 144 Otis Armstrong 145 Dwight White 146 Steve Wilson 147 Tom Skladany 148 Lou Piccone 149 Monte Johnson 150 Joe Washington 151 Philadelphia Eagles 152 Fred Dean 153 Rolland Lawrence 154 Brian Baschnagel 155 Joe Theismann 156 Marvin Cobb 157 Dick Ambrose 158 Mike Patrick 159 Gary Shirk 160 Tony Dorsett 161 Greg Buttle 162 A.J. Duhe 163 Mick Tingelhoff 164 Ken Burrough 165 Mike Wagner 166 Afc Championship 167 Nfc Championship 168 Super Bowl XIII 169 Oakland Raiders 170 O.J. Simpson 171 Doug Nettles 172 Dan Dierdorf 173 Dave Beverly 174 Jim Zorn 175 Mike Thomas 176 John Outlaw 177 Jim Turner 178 Freddie Scott 179 Mike Phipps 180 Jack Youngblood 181 Sam Hunt 182 Tony Hill 183 Gary Barbaro Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 4 184 Archie Griffin 185 Jerry Sherk 186 Bobby Jackson 187 Don Woods 188 New York Giants 189 Raymond Chester 190 Joe DeLamielleure 191 Tony Galbreath 192 Robert Brazile 193 Neil O'Donoghue 194 Mike Webster 195 Ed Simonini 196 Benny Malone 197 Tom Wittum 198 Steve Largent 199 Tommy Hart 200 Fran Tarkenton 201 Leon Gray 202 Leroy Harris 203 Eric Williams 204 Thom Darden 205 Ken Riley 206 Clark Gaines 207 Kansas City Chiefs 208 Joe Danelo 209 Glen Walker 210 Art Shell 211 Jon Keyworth 212 Herman Edwards 213 John Fitzgerald 214 Jim Smith 215 Coy Bacon 216 Dennis Johnson 217 John Jefferson 218 Gary Weaver 219 Tom Blanchard 220 Bert Jones 221 Stanley Morgan 222 James Hunter 223 Jim Obradovich 224 Carl Mauck 225 Chris Bahr 226 New York Jets 227 Roland Harper 228 Randy Dean 229 Bob Jackson 230 Sammie White Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 5 231 Mike Dawson 232 Checklist 133-264 233 Ken MacAfee 234 Jon Kolb 235 Willie Hall 236 Ron Saul 237 Haskel Stanback 238 Zenon Andrusyshyn 239 Norris Thomas 240 Rick Upchurch 241 Robert Pratt 242 Julius Adams 243 Rich McGeorge 244 Seattle Seahawks 245 Blair Bush 246 Billy Johnson 247 Randy Rasmussen 248 Brian Kelley 249 Mike Pruitt 250 Harold Carmichael 251 Mike Hartenstine 252 Robert Newhouse 253 Gary Danielson 254 Mike Fuller 255 L.C. Greenwood 256 Lemar Parrish 257 Ike Harris 258 Ricky Bell 259 Willie Parker 260 Gene Upshaw 261 Glenn Doughty 262 Steve Zabel 263 Atlanta Falcons 264 Ray Wersching 265 Lawrence McCutcheon 266 Willie Buchanon 267 Matt Robinson 268 Reggie Rucker 269 Doug Van Horn 270 Lydell Mitchell 271 Vern Holland 272 Eason Ramson 273 Steve Towle 274 Jim Marshall 275 Mel Blount 276 Bob Kuziel 277 James Scott Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 6 278 Tony Reed 279 Dave Green 280 Toni Linhart 281 Andy Johnson 282 Los Angeles Rams 283 Phil Villapiano 284 Dexter Bussey 285 Craig Morton 286 Guy Morriss 287 Lawrence Pillers 288 Gerald Irons 289 Scott Perry 290 Randy White 291 Jack Gregory 292 Bob Chandler 293 Rich Szaro 294 Sherman Smith 295 Tom Banks 296 Revie Sorey 297 Ricky Thompson 298 Ron Yary 299 Lyle Blackwood 300 Franco Harris 301 Houston Oilers 302 Scott Bull 303 Dewey Selmon 304 Jack Rudnay 305 Fred Biletnikoff 306 Jeff West 307 Shafer Suggs 308 Ozzie Newsome 309 Boobie Clark 310 James Lofton 311 Joe Pisarcik 312 Bill Simpson 313 Haven Moses 314 Jim Merlo 315 Preston Pearson 316 Larry Tearry 317 Tom Dempsey 318 Greg Latta 319 Washington Redskins 320 Jack Ham 321 Harold Jackson 322 George Roberts 323 Ron Jaworski 324 Jim Otis Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 7 325 Roger Carr 326 Jack Tatum 327 Derrick Gaffney 328 Reggie Williams 329 Doug Dieken 330 Efren Herrera 331 Earl Campbell (Record Breaker) 332 Tony Galbreath (Record Breaker) 333 Bruce Harper (Record Breaker) 334 John James (Record Breaker) 335 Walter Payton (Record Breaker) 335 Walter Payton (Record Breaker) 336 Rickey Young (Record Breaker) 337 Jeff Van Note 338 San Diego Chargers 339 Stan Walters 340 Louis Wright 341 Horace Ivory 342 Andre Tillman 343 Greg Coleman 344 Doug English 345 Ted Hendricks 346 Rich Saul 347 Mel Gray 348 Toni Fritsch 349 Cornell Webster 350 Ken Houston 351 Ron Johnson 352 Doug Kotar 353 Brian Sipe 354 Billy Brooks 355 John Dutton 356 Don Goode 357 Detroit Lions 358 Reuben Gant 359 Bob Parsons 360 Cliff Harris 361 Raymond Clayborn 362 Scott Dierking 363 Bill Bryan 364 Mike Livingston 365 Otis Sistrunk 366 Charley Young 367 Keith Wortman 368 Checklist 265-396 369 Mike Michel 370 Delvin Williams Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 8 371 Steve Furness 372 Emery Moorehead 373 Clarence Scott 374 Rufus Mayes 375 Chris Hanburger 376 Baltimore Colts 377 Bob Avellini 378 Jeff Siemon 379 Roland Hooks 380 Russ Francis 381 Roger Wehrli 382 Joe Fields 383 Archie Manning 384 Rob Lytle 385 Thomas Henderson 386 Morris Owens 387 Dan Fouts 388 Chuck Crist 389 Ed O'Neil 390 Earl Campbell 391 Randy Grossman 392 Monte Jackson 393 John Mendenhall 394 Miami Dolphins 395 Isaac Curtis 396 Mike Bragg 397 Doug Plank 398 Mike Barnes 399 Calvin Hill 400 Roger Staubach 401 Doug Beaudoin 402 Chuck Ramsey 403 Mike Hogan 404 Mario Clark 405 Riley Odoms 406 Carl Eller 407 Green Bay Packers 408 Mark Arneson 409 Vince Ferragamo 410 Cleveland Elam 411 Donnie Shell 412 Ray Rhodes 413 Don Cockroft 414 Don Bass 415 Cliff Branch 416 Diron Talbert 417 Tom Hicks Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 9 418 Roosevelt Leaks 419 Charlie Joiner 420 Lyle Alzado 421 Sam Cunningham 422 Larry Keller 423 Jim Mitchell 424 Randy Logan 425 Jim Langer 426 Gary Green 427 Luther Blue 428 Dennis Johnson 429 Danny White 430 Roy Gerela 431 Jimmy Robinson 432 Minnesota Vikings 433 Oliver Davis 434 Lenvil Elliott 435 Willie Miller 436 Brad Dusek 437 Bob Thomas 438 Ken Mendenhall 439 Clarence Davis 440 Bob Griese 441 Tony McGee 442 Ed Taylor 443 Ron Howard 444 Wayne Morris 445 Charlie Waters 446 Rick Danmeier 447 Paul Naumoff 448 Keith Krepfle 449 Rusty Jackson 450 John Stallworth 451 New Orleans Saints 452 Ron Mikolajczyk 453 Fred Dryer 454 Jim LeClair 455 Greg Pruitt 456 Jake Scott 457 Steve Schubert 458 George Kunz 459 Mike Williams 460 Dave Casper 461 Sam Adams 462 Abdul Salaam 463 Terdell Middleton 464 Mike Wood Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 10 465 Bill Thompson 466 Larry Gordon 467 Benny Ricardo 468 Reggie McKenzie 469 Dallas Cowboys 470 Rickey Young 471 Charlie Smith 472 Al Dixon 473 Tom DeLeone 474 Louis Breeden 475 Jack Lambert 476 Terry Hermeling 477 J.K. McKay 478 Stan White 479 Terry Nelson 480 Walter Payton 481 Dave Dalby 482 Burgess Owens 483 Rolf Benirschke 484 Jack Dolbin 485 John Hannah 486 Checklist 397-528 487 Greg Landry 488 St. Louis Cardinals 489 Paul Krause 490 John James 491 Merv Krakau 492 Dan Doornink 493 Curtis Johnson 494 Rafael Septien 495 Jean Fugett 496 Frank LeMaster 497 Allan Ellis 498 Billy Waddy 499 Hank Bauer 500 Terry Bradshaw 501 Larry McCarren 502 Fred Cook 503 Chuck Muncie 504 Herman Weaver 505 Eddie Edwards 506 Tony Peters 507 Denver Broncos 508 Jimbo Elrod 509 David Hill 510 Harvey Martin 511 Terry Miller Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 11 512 June Jones 513 Randy Cross 514 Duriel Harris 515 Harry Carson 516 Tim Fox 517 John Zook 518 Bob Tucker 519 Kevin Long 520 Ken Stabler 521 John Bunting 522 Rocky Bleier 523 Noah Jackson 524 Cliff Parsley 525 Louie Kelcher 526 Tampa Bay Bucaneers 527 Bob Brudzinski 528 Danny Buggs Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 12.
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