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1964 Philadelphia Football Checklist 1964 PHILADELPHIA FOOTBALL CHECKLIST 1 Ray Berry 2 Tom Gilburg 3 John Mackey 4 Gino Marchetti 5 Jim Martin 6 Tom Matte 7 Jimmy Orr 8 Jim Parker 9 Bill Pellington 10 Alex Sandusky 11 Dick Szymanski 12 John Unitas 13 Baltimore Colts (Team) 14 Baltimore Colts (Play Card) 15 Doug Atkins 16 Ronnie Bull 17 Mike Ditka 18 Joe Fortunato 19 Willie Galimore 20 Joe Marconi 21 Bennie McRae 22 Johnny Morris 23 Richie Petitbon 24 Mike Pyle 25 Roosevelt Taylor 26 Bill Wade 27 Chicago Bears (Team) 28 Chicago Bears (Play Card) 29 Johnny Brewer 30 Jim Brown 31 Gary Collins 32 Vince Costello 33 Galen Fiss 34 Bill Glass 35 Ernie Green 36 Rich Kreitling 37 John Morrow 38 Frank Ryan 39 Charley Scales 40 Dick Schafrath 41 Cleveland Browns (Team) 42 Cleveland Browns (Play Card) Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 1 43 Don Bishop 44 Frank Clarke 45 Mike Connelly 46 Lee Folkins 47 Cornell Green 48 Bob Lilly 49 Amos Marsh 50 Tommy McDonald 51 Don Meredith 52 Pettis Norman 53 Don Perkins 54 Guy Reese 55 Dallas Cowboys (Team) 56 Dallas Cowboys (Play Card) 57 Terry Barr 58 Roger Brown 59 Gail Cogdill 60 John Gordy 61 Dick Lane 62 Yale Lary 63 Dan Lewis 64 Darris McCord 65 Earl Morrall 66 Joe Schmidt 67 Pat Studstill 68 Wayne Walker 69 Detroit Lions (Team) 70 Detroit Lions (Play Card) 71 Herb Adderly 72 Willie Davis 73 Forrest Gregg 74 Paul Hornung 75 Henry Jordan 76 Jerry Kramer 77 Tom Moore 78 Jim Ringo 79 Bart Starr 80 Jim Taylor 81 Jesse Whittenton 82 Willie Wood 83 Green Bay Packers (Team) 84 Green Bay Packers (Play Card) 85 Jon Arnett 86 Pervis Atkins 87 Dick Bass 88 Carroll Dale 89 Roman Gabriel Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 2 90 Ed Meador 91 Merlin Olsen 92 Jack Pardee 93 Jim Phillips 94 Carver Shannon 95 Frank Varrichione 96 Danny Villanueva 97 Los Angeles Rams (Team) 98 Los Angeles Rams (Play Card) 99 Grady Alderman 100 Larry Bowie 101 Bill Brown 102 Paul Flatley 103 Rip Hawkins 104 Jim Marshall 105 Tommy Mason 106 Jim Prestel 107 Jerry Reichow 108 Ed Sharockman 109 Fran Tarkenton 110 Mick Tingelhoff 111 Minnesota Vikings (Team) 112 Minnesota Vikings (Play Card) 113 Erich Barnes 114 Roosevelt Brown 115 Don Chandler 116 Darrell Dess 117 Frank Gifford 118 Dick James 119 Jim Katcavage 120 John LoVetere 121 Dick Lynch 122 Jim Patton 123 Del Shofner 124 Y.A. Tittle 125 New York Giants (Team) 126 New York Giants (Play Card) 127 Sam Baker 128 Maxie Baughan 129 Tim Brown 130 Mike Clark 131 Irv Cross 132 Ted Dean 133 Ron Goodwin 134 King Hill 135 Clarence Peaks 136 Pete Retzlaff Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 3 137 Jim Schrader 138 Norm Snead 139 Philadelphia Eagles (Team) 140 Philadelphia Eagles (Play Card) 141 Gary Ballman 142 Charley Bradshaw 143 Ed Brown 144 John Henry Johnson 145 Joe Krupa 146 Bill Mack 147 Lou Michaels 148 Buzz Nutter 149 Myron Pottios 150 John Reger 151 Mike Sandusky 152 Clendon Thomas 153 Pittsburgh Steelers (Team) 154 Pittsburgh Steelers (Play Card) 155 Kermit Alexander 156 Bernie Casey 157 Dan Colchico 158 Clyde Conner 159 Tommy Davis 160 Matt Hazeltine 161 Jim Johnson 162 Don Lisbon 163 Lamar McHan 164 Bob St. Clair 165 J.D. Smith 166 Abe Woodson 167 San Francisco 49ers (Team) 168 San Francisco 49ers (Play Card) 169 Garland Boyette 170 Bobby Joe Conrad 171 Bob DeMarco 172 Ken Gray 173 Jimmy Hill 174 Charley Johnson 175 Ernie McMillan 176 Dale Meinert 177 Luke Owens 178 Sonny Randle 179 Joe Robb 180 Bill Stacy 181 St.Louis Cardinals (Team) 182 St.Louis Cardinals (Play Card) 183 Billy Barnes Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 4 184 Don Bosseler 185 Sam Huff 186 Sonny Jurgensen 187 Bob Khayat 188 Riley Mattson 189 Bobby Mitchell 190 John Nisby 191 Vince Promuto 192 Joe Rutgens 193 Lonnie Sanders 194 Jim Steffen 195 Washington Redskins (Team) 196 Washington Redskins (Play Card) 197 Checklist 1 198 Checklist 2 Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 5.
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