The following is a list of players and who appeared in at least one game for the Pittsburgh Rebels franchise of the Federal League from 1914 through 1915.

Keys

Abbreviations
Name	Name of the player by official records
Position	Position that player played in the field
Seasons played	The seasons played for this franchise by the player
§	Indicates that player was a player-manager

Position
C	Catcher	1B	First baseman
2B	Second baseman	3B	Third baseman
SS	Shortstop	IF	Infielder
LF	Left fielder	CF	Center fielder
RF	Right fielder	OF	Outfielder
SP	Starting pitcher	RP	Relief pitcher

List of players

Player	Position	Seasons
Willie Adams
Frank Allen
Cy Barger
Marty Berghammer
Claude Berry
Medric Boucher
Hugh Bradley
Al Braithwood
Sandy Burk
Howie Camnitz
Felix Chouinard
Ralph Comstock
Bob Coulson
Frank Delahanty
Walt Dickson
Bunny Hearn
Ed Henderson
Ed Holly
Davy Jones
Jim Kelly
Orie Kerlin
Doc Kerr
Elmer Knetzer
Ed Konetchy
George LeClair
Ed Lennox
Jack Lewis
Frank Madden
Ralph Mattis
Tex McDonald
Mike Menosky
Johnny Miljus
Mike Mowrey
Paddy O'Connor
Rebel Oakes §
Cy Rheam
Skipper Roberts
Clint Rogge
Jimmie Savage
Jim Scott
Mysterious Walker
Al Wickland	OF	1915
Steve Yerkes

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Pittsburgh Stogies — Pittsburgh Rebels

Pittsburgh Stogies — Pittsburgh Rebels
Defunct Major League Baseball club 1914–1915 as a member of the Federal League Based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
The franchise	Pittsburgh Rebels All-time roster
Stadium	Exposition Park
Owners	C. B. Comstock Edward Gwinner
Managers	Doc Gessler Rebel Oakes
Seasons	1914 1915
Lore	Pittsburgh Filipinos Pittsburgh Stogies

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Federal League	Baltimore Terrapins Brooklyn Tip-Tops Buffalo Blues Chicago Whales Indianapolis Hoosiers/Newark Pepper Kansas City Packers Pittsburgh Rebels St. Louis Terriers