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Sam Babcock, Don Batchelor, Arda Bowser, Ray Brenner, Howard "Cub" Buck, Bob Butler, Sol Butler
Pete Calac, Bird Carroll, Guy Chamberlin, John Comer, Rudy Comstock, Larry Conover, Art Corcoran, Frank Culver,
Harrie Dadmun, Bill Dagenhard, Henry Dagenhard, Art Deibel, Francis Dunn,
Bill Gardner, Bill Garlow, Milt Ghee, Johnny Gilroy, Tom Gormley, Larry Green, Percy W. Griffiths, Cecil Grigg, Albert Guarnieri, Joe Guyon
Doc Haggerty, Don Hamilton, Russ Hathaway, Harry Hazlett, Johnny Hendren, Dutch Hendrian, Pete Henry, Bob Higgins, Paul Hogan
John Kellison, Herb Kempton, Jim Kendrick, Glenn Killinger, Rip Kyle
Al Maginnes, Cliff Marker, Ike Martin, Ray McGregor, Johnny McQuade, Wade McRoberts, Ralph Meadow, Lou Merillat, Candy Miller, Jim Morrow, Vern Mullen, William Murrah
Ruel Redinger, Harry Robb, Stan Robb, Guy Roberts, Wooky Roberts, Ben Roderick, George Roudebush
Jack Sack, Norb Sacksteder, Eddie Sauer, Dick Schuster, Frank Seeds, Fred Sefton, Ben Shaw, Ed Shaw, Fritz Slackford, Smoke Smalley, Charlie Smith, Marv Smith, Lou Smyth, Russ Smith, Ernie Soucy, Doc Spears, Dutch Speck, Red Steele, Russ Stein, Pat Steiner, Paul Steinberg, Dutch Strasser
Hube Wagner, Ralph Waldsmith, Blondy Wallace, Dutch Wallace, Charley Way, Gus Welch, Belford West, Tom Whelan, Sam Willaman, Ink Williams, Joe Williams
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