Category:Washington Senators (1901–1960) players
This category includes players from the Washington Senators baseball franchise (1901–1960), which later became the Minnesota Twins.
For players 1961–present, see Category:Minnesota Twins players.
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Pages in category "Washington Senators (1901–1960) players"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 864 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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- Ted Abernathy
- José Acosta (baseball)
- Merito Acosta
- Rick Adams (baseball)
- Spencer Adams
- Morrie Aderholt
- Dewey Adkins
- Joe Agler
- Sam Agnew
- Eddie Ainsmith
- Jerry Akers
- Joe Albanese
- Bob Allison
- Mel Almada
- Dave Altizer
- Nick Altrock
- Ossie Álvarez
- John Anderson (outfielder)
- Red Anderson (baseball)
- Bill Andrus
- Pete Appleton
- George Archie
- Orville Armbrust
- Ken Aspromonte
- Lefty Atkinson
- Jake Atz
- Doc Ayers
B
- Floyd Baker
- Jesse Baker (shortstop)
- Pelham Ballenger
- Win Ballou
- Red Barbary
- Turner Barber
- Bruce Barmes
- Red Barnes
- Bill Barrett (outfielder)
- Frank Barron (baseball)
- Dick Bass (baseball)
- Earl Battey
- Walter Beall
- Belve Bean
- Gene Bearden
- Heinie Beckendorf
- Charlie Becker (baseball)
- Julio Bécquer
- Allen Benson
- Jack Bentley (baseball)
- Lou Berberet
- Moe Berg
- Johnny Berger
- Bob Berman (baseball)
- Reno Bertoia
- Lou Bevil
- Harry Biemiller
- George Binks
- Red Bird (baseball)
- Joe Black
- Cliff Blankenship
- Bruno Block
- Jimmy Bloodworth
- Ossie Bluege
- Joe Boehling
- Bob Boken
- Joe Bokina
- Ed Boland
- Milt Bolling
- Cliff Bolton
- Gus Bono
- Zeke Bonura
- Al Bool
- Harley Boss
- Elmer Bowman
- George Bradshaw (baseball)
- Garland Braxton
- Ad Brennan
- Rocky Bridges
- Jim Brillheart
- Dick Brodowski
- Tony Brottem
- Frank Brower (baseball)
- Alton Brown (baseball)
- Lloyd Brown (baseball)
- George Browne (baseball)
- Garland Buckeye
- Bobby Burke
- Bill Burns (baseball)
- Jim Busby
- Bullet Joe Bush
- Donie Bush
- Ed Butka
- Bud Byerly
- Tommy Byrne (baseball)
C
- Paul Calvert (baseball)
- Jack Calvo
- Archie Campbell (baseball)
- Bruce Campbell (baseball)
- John Campbell (baseball)
- Frank Campos
- Milo Candini
- Scoops Carey (baseball)
- Leon Carlson
- Roy Carlyle
- Lew Carpenter (baseball)
- Alex Carrasquel
- Bill Carrick
- Scott Cary
- Joe Cascarella
- George Case (baseball)
- Joe Casey (catcher)
- Carl Cashion
- Harry Cassady
- Joe Cassidy (baseball)
- Eli Cates
- Ben Chapman (baseball)
- Mike Chartak
- Ken Chase (baseball)
- Harry Child
- Walt Chipple
- Neil Chrisley
- Mark Christman
- Al Cicotte
- Jim Clark (infielder)
- Boileryard Clarke
- Webbo Clarke
- Ellis Clary
- Joe Cleary
- Tex Clevenger
- Harlond Clift
- Billy Clingman
- Otis Clymer
- Gil Coan
- Dick Coffman
- Syd Cohen
- Orth Collins
- Merl Combs
- Tom Connolly (third baseman)
- Bill Conroy (infielder)
- Wid Conroy
- Billy Consolo
- Jim Constable
- Sandy Consuegra
- Charles Conway
- Jerry Conway
- Cal Cooper
- Henry Coppola
- Bill Coughlin
- Clint Courtney
- Harry Courtney
- Stan Coveleski
- Molly Craft
- Doc Cramer
- Sam Crane (shortstop)
- Gavvy Cravath
- Herb Crompton
- Joe Cronin
- Tom Crooke
- Lave Cross
- Frank Croucher
- Alvin Crowder
- Ed Crowley
- Leon Culberson
- Roy Cullenbine
- Nick Cullop (outfielder)
- Bill Cunningham (infielder)
- Bill Currie (baseball)
- Vern Curtis
D
- Yo-Yo Davalillo
- Claude Davidson
- Ike Davis (shortstop)
- Rex Dawson
- Harry Dean (baseball)
- Buddy Dear
- Ed Delahanty
- Jim Delahanty
- Juan Delis
- Gene DeMontreville
- Sam Dente
- Jimmie DeShong
- Bill Dietrich
- Roy Dietzel
- Jay Difani
- Reese Diggs
- Sonny Dixon (baseball)
- Dan Dobbek
- Jiggs Donahue
- Tim Donahue
- Patsy Donovan
- Tommy Dowd (baseball)
- Buzz Dozier
- Larry Drake (baseball)
- Lew Drill
- Tom Drohan
- Pat Duff
- Gus Dugas
- George Dumont
- Sam Dungan
- Davey Dunkle
- Bull Durham (pitcher)