Dutch (nickname)
When used as a nickname, Dutch may refer to:
In arts and entertainment
- Kenny Howard, aka Von Dutch, American artist
- Elmore Leonard, American novelist and screenwriter
- Dutch Mason, Canadian blues musician
Politicians
- L. E. Katterfeld, American socialist politician
- Ronald Reagan, 40th President of the United States
- Dutch Ruppersberger, U.S. congressman from Maryland
Soldiers
- Norman Cota, US Army major general in World War II
- Petrus Hugo, South African Second World War flying ace
In sports
American football
- Dutch Clark, National Football League player and coach
- Gustave Ferbert, football player and later head coach at the University of Michigan
- Dutch Meyer, American collegiate football coach
- Dennis K. Stanley, American college professor and sports coach
Baseball
- Darren Daulton, Major League Baseball analyst; former player
- Mort Flohr, American Major League Baseball pitcher in 1934
- Troy Herriage, American Major League Baseball pitcher in 1956
- Dutch Holland, Major League Baseball outfielder
- Dutch Leonard (left-handed pitcher), Major League Baseball pitcher
- Dutch Leonard (right-handed pitcher), Major League Baseball pitcher
- Dutch McCall, Major League Baseball pitcher
- Dutch Zwilling, Major League Baseball player
Other sports
- Jim Cain (ice hockey), Canadian National Hockey League player
- Dutch Lonborg, American collegiate basketball and football coach
- Alf Skinner, Canadian National Hockey League player
- Cornelius Warmerdam, American pole vaulter
Other vocations
- Darren Dutchyshen, Canadian sportscaster
- Dutch Boyd, American professional poker player
- James H. Kindelberger, American aviation pioneer
- Dutch Schultz, American gangster
- Joseph Paul Cretzer, American criminal and Alcatraz inmate
- A. P. Hamann, City Manager of San Jose, California
- Howard "Dutch" Darrin, American automotive stylist