- Detroit Wolverines all-time roster
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- The following is a list of players and who appeared in at least one game for the Detroit Wolverines franchise of the National League from 1881 through 1888.
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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
B
- Lady Baldwin
- Ed Beatin
- Dave Beadle
- Charlie Bennett
- George Bradley
- Frank Brill
- Fatty Briody
- Cal Broughton
- Dan Brouthers ß
- Lew Brown
- George Bryant
- Henry Buker
- Bill Burke
- Dick Burns
C
- Count Campau
- Bob Casey
- Dan Casey
- Chub Collins
- Pete Conway
- Frank Cox
- Sam Crane
D
- Harry Decker
- George Derby
- Jim Donnelly
- Jerry Dorgan
- Mike Dorgan
- Fred Dunlap
E
F
- Joe Farrell
- Will Foley
- Tom Forster
G
- Charlie Ganzel
- Ed Gastfield
- Bill Geiss
- Joe Gerhardt
- Charlie Getzien
- Tom Gillen
- Barney Gilligan
- Henry Gruber
- Ben Guiney
H
I
J
- Frank Jones
- Henry Jones
- Jack Jones
K
- Tom Kearns
- Nate Kellogg
- Walt Kinzie
- Lon Knight
L
- Sam LaRocque
- Jack Leary
- Dick Lowe
- Henry Luff
M
- Jim Manning
- Tom Mansell
- Jack McGeachey
- Mike McGeary
- Deacon McGuire
- Frank McIntyre
- Mox McQuery
- Frank Meinke
- Jerrie Moore
- Gene Moriarity
- Tom Morrissey
- Charlie Morton
- Frank Mountain
- Mike Moynahan
- Tony Mullane
N
O
- Dan O'Leary
- Frank Olin
P
- Marr Phillips
- Martin Powell
- Walter Prince
Q
R
- George Radbourn
- Charlie Reilley
- Hardy Richardson
- Frank Ringo
- Yank Robinson
- Jack Rowe
S
- Edward Santry
- Ted Scheffler
- Frank Scheibeck
- Milt Scott
- Dupee Shaw
- Billy Shindle
- Bill Smith
- Phenomenal Smith
- Dan Stearns
- Sy Sutcliffe
T
- Billy Taylor
- Sam Thompson ß
- Sam Trott
- Dasher Troy
- Larry Twitchell
U
V
W
- Walt Walker
- Joe Weber
- Jake Wells
- Deacon White
- Will White
- Art Whitney
- Stump Wiedman
- Julius Willigrod
- Sam Wise
- Fred Wood
- George Wood
X
Y
Z
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