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For more information, see St. Paul Saints.

This category regards baseball players who have played for the St. Paul Saints (1901–1960) of the American Association.


For players for the major league St. Paul Saints of 1884, see St. Paul Saints (UA) players.


For players of the minor league St. Paul Saints of the Western League (1894–1899), which became the Chicago White Sox, see Category:St. Paul Saints (Western League) players.


For players of the minor league St. Paul Saints of the independent Northern League (1993–2005) and American Association (2006–) see Category:St. Paul Saints players.


For players of the minor league St. Paul Saints of the Northwestern League (1887), see Category:St. Paul Saints (Northwestern League) players.









Pages in category "St. Paul Saints (AA) players"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 485 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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A



  • Woody Abernathy (outfielder)

  • Cliff Aberson

  • Cal Abrams

  • Jimmy Adair

  • Bob Addis

  • Nick Allen

  • Sandy Amorós

  • Ferrell Anderson

  • Stan Andrews

  • Bill Antonello

  • Harry Armbruster

  • Bob Aspromonte

  • Toby Atwell

  • Chick Autry (first baseman)




B



  • Fred Baczewski

  • Ed Bahr

  • Harvey Bailey (baseball)

  • Frank Baldwin (baseball)

  • Dan Bankhead

  • Jack Banta (baseball)

  • Jap Barbeau

  • Charlie Barnabe

  • Rex Barney

  • Eddie Basinski

  • Johnny Bates (baseball)

  • Jim Baxes

  • Walter Beall

  • Joe Bean

  • Ginger Beaumont

  • Fred Beck

  • Wayne Belardi

  • Rube Benton

  • Marty Berghammer

  • Carroll Beringer

  • Don Bessent

  • Joe Black

  • Rae Blaemire

  • Lu Blue

  • Otto Bluege

  • Sam Bohne

  • Bob Boken

  • Jack Bolling

  • Everett Booe

  • Lute Boone

  • Bob Borkowski

  • Al Boucher

  • Joe Bowman

  • Gibby Brack

  • Dave Brain

  • Ralph Branca

  • Al Brancato

  • Frank Brazill

  • Lloyd Brown (baseball)

  • Tommy Brown (baseball)

  • Johnny Bucha

  • Jim Buchanan (baseball)

  • Cy Buker

  • Jim Burns (baseball)

  • Art Butler

  • Bud Byerly




C



  • Joe Caffie

  • Sugar Cain

  • Sam Calderone

  • Roy Campanella

  • Archie Campbell (baseball)

  • Ralph Capron

  • Fred Carisch

  • Duke Carmel

  • Pat Carney (baseball)

  • Joe Casey (baseball)

  • Jack Cassini

  • Ed Chandler

  • Ben Chapman (baseball)

  • Glenn Chapman

  • Charlie Chech

  • Cuckoo Christensen

  • Gino Cimoli

  • Phil Clark (pitcher)

  • Josh Clarke (baseball)

  • Bill Clemensen

  • Verne Clemons

  • Billy Clingman

  • Jim Cockman

  • Dick Coffman

  • Slick Coffman

  • Dick Cogan

  • Dave Cole

  • Ray Coleman (baseball)

  • Bill Collins (catcher)

  • Pat Collins

  • Jackie Collum

  • Clint Conatser

  • Dusty Cooke

  • Bobby Coombs

  • Gene Corbett

  • Red Corriden

  • Joe Coscarart

  • Fritz Coumbe

  • Bill Cox (baseball)

  • Roger Craig (baseball)

  • Dode Criss

  • Leo Cristante

  • Walton Cruise

  • Dick Culler

  • Nick Cullop (outfielder)

  • Bert Cunningham




D



  • Fats Dantonio

  • Cliff Dapper

  • Bob Darnell

  • Hooks Dauss

  • Curt Davis

  • Kiddo Davis

  • Lefty Davis

  • Tony DeFate

  • Frank Delahanty

  • Don Demeter

  • Pat Dillard

  • Leo Dixon

  • Jess Dobernic

  • Jim Donohue

  • Tom Dougherty

  • John Douglas (baseball)

  • Phil Douglas (baseball)

  • Solly Drake

  • Chuck Dressen

  • Lee Dressen

  • Frank Drews

  • Lew Drill

  • Dan Dugdale

  • Oscar Dugey

  • Vern Duncan

  • Jack Dunleavy

  • Leo Durocher

  • Cedric Durst




E



  • Tom Earley

  • Bert Ellison

  • Don Elston

  • Gil English

  • Al Epperly

  • Ralph Erickson

  • Tex Erwin

  • Bill Essick

  • Roy Evans (baseball)




F



  • Ron Fairly

  • George Fallon (baseball)

  • Charlie Ferguson (1900s pitcher)

  • Nanny Fernandez

  • Hobe Ferris

  • Lou Fette

  • Happy Finneran

  • Paul Fittery

  • Tim Flood (baseball)

  • John Flynn (baseball)

  • Ed Foster (baseball)

  • Art Fowler

  • Herman Franks

  • Marion Fricano

  • Emil Frisk




G



  • Frank Gabler

  • Harry Gardner

  • Hank Gehring

  • Phil Geier

  • Jim Gentile

  • Wally Gerber

  • Joe Giard

  • Carden Gillenwater

  • Tony Giuliani

  • Harry Glenn

  • John Glenn (1960s outfielder)

  • Jim Golden

  • Lefty Gomez

  • Mike González (catcher)

  • Johnny Goryl

  • Johnny Grabowski

  • Jimmy Grant

  • Dick Gray

  • Lee Griffeth

  • Oscar Grimes

  • Dan Griner




H



  • Bert Haas

  • Bruno Haas

  • Rip Hagerman

  • George Halas

  • Charley Hall

  • Bert Hamric

  • Bubbles Hargrave

  • Chuck Harmon

  • George Harper (outfielder)

  • Gail Harris (baseball)

  • Bill Hart (infielder)

  • Roy Hartsfield

  • Roy Hartzell

  • Phil Haugstad

  • Roy Hawes

  • Ed Head

  • Fred Heimach

  • Charlie Hemphill

  • Tim Hendryx

  • Art Herring

  • Buddy Hicks



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