Category:19th-century baseball players
Appearance
This category covers all notable Baseball players whose career's were before 1900. Most of these men played in the American major leagues.
For baseball players before 1871 see Category: National Association of Base Ball Players members by team. For African-American players see Category: Negro league baseball players.
Subcategories
This category has the following 3 subcategories, out of 3 total.
Pages in category "19th-century baseball players"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 1,976 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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- Ed Abbaticchio
- Bert Abbey
- Charlie Abbey
- Dan Abbott
- Frank Abercrombie
- Agustín Acosta (baseball)
- Doc Adams
- George Adams (baseball)
- Jim Adams (baseball)
- Bob Addy
- William Ahearn
- John Ake
- Gus Alberts
- Nin Alexander
- Manuel Alfonso
- Smith Alford
- Bob Allen (shortstop)
- Ham Allen
- Hezekiah Allen
- Jack Allen (baseball)
- Myron Allen
- Pete Allen (baseball)
- Wynfred E. Allen
- Andy Allison
- Art Allison
- Bill Allison (baseball)
- Doug Allison
- Nick Altrock
- Billy Alvord
- Doc Amole
- Bill Anderson (1880s pitcher)
- Dave Anderson (pitcher)
- John Anderson (outfielder)
- Varney Anderson
- Ed Andrews
- Jim Andrews
- Wally Andrews
- Wyman Andrus
- Bill Annis
- Cap Anson
- Juan Antiga
- Alfredo Arcaño
- Joe Ardner
- Robert Armstrong (baseball)
- Billy Arnold (baseball)
- Tug Arundel
- Charlie Atherton
- Al Atkinson (baseball)
- Ed Atkinson
- Harry Atkinson (baseball)
- Henry Austin (baseball)
- Jake Aydelott
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- Walter Irving Badger
- Ed Bagley
- Gene Bagley
- Frank Bahret
- Harvey Bailey (baseball)
- King Bailey
- Charlie Baker (baseball)
- George Baker (baseball)
- Kirtley Baker
- Norm Baker (baseball)
- Phil Baker (baseball)
- Jersey Bakley
- Kid Baldwin
- Lady Baldwin
- Art Ball
- Studs Bancker
- Jim Banning
- Jimmy Bannon
- Tom Bannon
- Charlie Barber
- Al Barker
- Sam Barkley
- Bill Barnes (outfielder)
- Ross Barnes
- Bob Barr (1880s pitcher)
- Bill Barrett (utility player)
- Jimmy Barrett (baseball)
- Marty Barrett (catcher)
- Frank Barrows
- Shad Barry
- Charlie Bartson
- John Bass (baseball)
- Charley Bassett
- Frank Bates
- John Bates (baseball)
- Larry Battam
- Joe Battin
- Al Bauer
- George Bausewine
- Burley Bayer
- Jack Beach
- Dave Beadle
- Tommy Beals
- Alex Beam (baseball)
- Ernie Beam
- Ollie Beard
- Ed Beatin
- Ginger Beaumont
- Edward Beavens
- Buck Becannon
- George Bechtel
- Erve Beck
- Frank Beck (baseball)
- Bob Becker (baseball)
- Jake Beckley
- Ed Beecher
- Steve Behel
- Ira Belden
- Charlie Bell (baseball)
- Frank Bell (baseball)
- Steve Bellán
- Jack Bellman
- Art Benedict
- Ike Benners
- Charlie Bennett
- Cy Bentley
- Marty Bergen (baseball)
- Tun Berger
- John Bergh
- Frank Berkelbach
- Nate Berkenstock
- Curt Bernard
- Bill Bernhard
- Charlie Berry (second baseman)
- Tom Berry (baseball)
- Harry Berthrong
- William Bestick
- Dan Bickham
- Ed Biecher
- Lou Bierbauer
- Charles Bierman
- George Bignell
- Jud Birchall
- Frank Bird (baseball)
- George Bird (baseball)
- Dave Birdsall
- Frank Bishop
- Red Bittmann
- Bob Black (baseball)
- George Blackburn (baseball)
- Bill Blair (1880s pitcher)
- Eddie Blair
- Dick Blaisdell
- Harry Blake
- Bob Blakiston
- Fred Blank
- Harvey Blauvelt
- Ned Bligh
- Frank Bliss
- Wes Blogg
- Joe Blong
- Steve Bloomer
- Charlie Bohn
- Frank Bonner (baseball)
- George Boone
- Booth (baseball)
- Amos Booth
- Joe Borden
- Andy Boswell
- Cy Bowen
- Frank Bowerman
- Frank Bowes
- Bill Bowman (baseball)
- Sumner Bowman
- Frank Boyd
- Jake Boyd
- Eddie Boyle
- Henry Boyle (baseball)
- Jack Boyle
- Al Bradley
- Bill Bradley (baseball)
- Foghorn Bradley
- Asa Brainard
- Mike Brannock
- Kitty Bransfield
- Kitty Brashear
- Alonzo Breitenstein
- Ted Breitenstein
- Jack Brennan (baseball)
- Roger Bresnahan
- Buttons Briggs
- Charlie Briggs (baseball)
- Grant Briggs
- Frank Brill
- Fatty Briody
- George Bristow (baseball)
- Steve Brodie (baseball)
- George H. Brooke
- Cal Broughton
- Dan Brouthers
- Charlie Brown (baseball)
- Ed Brown (baseball)
- Jim Brown (pitcher)
- John Brown (1890s pitcher)
- Stub Brown
- Tom Brown (outfielder)