Philadelphia Athletics (American Association) all-time roster

• The following is a list of players and who appeared in at least one game for the Philadelphia Athletics franchise, which played in the American Association from 1882–1890. Note that this does not include players for the Athletics who played in the AA in 1891, which was a separate, unrelated team.

For players from the 20th century Philadelphia Athletics, see Oakland Athletics all-time roster.

Players in bold are in the Baseball Hall of Fame.

Contents:

Top · 0–9 · A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

A

• Tug Arundel
• Al Atkinson
• Jake Aydelott

B

• Jersey Bakely
• Kid Baldwin
• George Bausewine
• Ed Beatin
• Lou Bierbauer
• Jud Birchall
• Bill Blair
• Bob Blakiston
• George Bradley
• Jack Brennan
• Jim Brown

C

• Sam Campbell
• Bart Cantz
• Ed Carfrey
• George Carman
• Bill Casey
• Frank Chapman
• Ed Clark
• John Coleman
• Bill Collins
• Ben Conroy
• Jim Conway
• Fred Corey
• George Crawford
• Lave Cross
• Bill Crowley
• Ed Cushman

D

• Joe Daly
• Jerry Dorgan

E

• Henry Easterday
• Bob Emslie
• Duke Esper

F

• Bill Farmer
• Bill Farrell
• Frank Fennelly
• Dennis Fitzgerald
• Ed Flanagan
• Robert Foster
• Eddie Fusselback

G

• Bob Gamble
• Charlie Gessner
• Whitey Gibson
• Bill Gleason
• Jack Gleason
• Barney Graham
• Ed Green
• Bill Greenwood
• Ed Greer
• Tom Gunning

H

• Ed Halbriter
• Bill Hart
• Pete Hasney
• Horace Helmbold
• Charlie Hilsey
• Sadie Houck
• Al Hubbard
• Bill Hughes
• Mickey Hughes
• Jim Hyndman

I

• John Irwin

J

• Jack Jones

K

• Joe Kappel
• Charlie Kelly
• Ted Kennedy
• Bill Kienzle
• Lon Knight
• Ed Knouff
• Andy Knox

L

• William Lackey
• Doc Landis
• Henry Larkin
• Juice Latham
• Tom Lovett
• Denny Lyons

M

• Macey (first name unknown)
• Fred Mann
• John Mansell
• Mike Mansell
• Charlie Mason
• Bobby Mathews
• Mike Mattimore
• Dick McBride
• Chippy McGarr
• Sadie McMahon
• Henry Meyers
• Cyclone Miller
• Jocko Milligan
• Frank Mountain
• Mike Moynahan

N

O

• Jack O'Brien
• Ed O'Neil

P

• Ed Pabst
• Tom Poorman
• Jim Powell
• Bill Price
• Blondie Purcell

Q

• Joe Quest
• Marshall Quinton

R

• Charlie Reynolds
• John Richmond
• John Riddle
• Frank Ringo
• Wilbert Robinson
• Chief Roseman
• Ed Rowen
• Jim Roxburgh

S

• Al Sauter
• Jimmy Say
• Lou Say
• Ed Seward
• Taylor Shafer
• Orator Shafer
• Frank Siffell
• Phenomenal Smith
• Pop Smith
• Rex Smith
• Charles Snyder
• George Snyder
• Stafford
• Charlie Stecher
• Sterling
• Harry Stine
• Harry Stovey
• Joe Straub
• Cub Stricker
• George Strief
• Mike Sullivan
• Bill Sweeney
• Ham Sweigert

T

• Billy Taylor
• Cannonball Titcomb
• George Townsend

U

V

• Bill Vinton

W

• Sam Weaver
• Curt Welch
• Gus Weyhing
• Jim Whitney

X

Y

Z

• Frank Zinn

External links

• Baseball Reference

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