Garland WarrenBorn:| (1935-05-19)May 19, 1935
Bomarton, Texas

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Died:| May 3, 2010(2010-05-03) (aged 74)
Martindale, Texas
Career information
CFL status| American
Position(s)| C/LB
Height| 6 ft 1 in (185 cm)
Weight| 220 lb (100 kg)
Career history
As player
1958-1964| Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Career highlights and awards

* Grey Cup champion (1958, 1959, 1961, 1962)

J. Garland Warren (May 19, 1935 - May 3, 2010) was a Canadian football player who played for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. He won the Grey Cup with Winnipeg in 1958, 1959, 1961 and 1962.[1] He played college football at the University of North Texas. In 2010, he died, aged 74.[2]

## References[edit]

1. ^ "Garland Warren football statistics on StatsCrew.com".
2. ^ "J. Garland Warren".

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Winnipeg Blue Bombers 46th Grey Cup champions

* 11 Ken Ploen
* 14 Rick Potter
* 15 John Varone
* 17 Ron Latourelle
* 18 Jim Van Pelt
* 21 Charlie Shepard
* 23 Willard Dewveall
* 24 Nick Miller
* 27 Gordon Rowland
* 28 Gerry James
* 29 Leo Lewis
* 43 George Druxman
* 44 Garland Warren
* 47 Walt Bilicki
* 52 David Burkholder
* 53 Herb Gray
* 56 Ed Kotowich
* 58 Cornel Piper
* 62 Roger Savoie
* 63 Steve Patrick
* 64 Buddy Tinsley
* 65 Bob Hobert
* 67 Frank Rigney
* 70 Norm Rauhaus
* 74 Frank Gilliam
* 73 Cec Luining
* 77 Ernie Pitts
* 78 Ron Meadmore
* 79 Keith Pearce
* 88 Barry Roseborough
* 90 Tony Kehrer
* 95 Gene Wlasiuk

* Head coach: Bud Grant

* Assistant coaches: Wayne Robinson
* Joe Zaleski

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Winnipeg Blue Bombers 47th Grey Cup champions

* 11 Ken Ploen
* 12 Henry Janzen
* 14 Rick Potter
* 17 Ron Latourelle
* 18 Jim Van Pelt
* 19 Keith Webster
* 21 Charlie Shepard
* 22 Carver Shannon
* 23 Jack Delveaux
* 24 Nick Miller
* 27 Gordon Rowland
* 28 Gerry James
* 29 Leo Lewis
* 43 George Druxman
* 44 Garland Warren
* 45 Burr Davis
* 47 Walt Bilicki
* 48 Jack Bruzell
* 52 David Burkholder
* 53 Herb Gray
* 54 Ken Bochen
* 56 Ed Kotowich
* 58 Cornel Piper
* 61 Fred Cole
* 62 Roger Savoie
* 63 Steve Patrick
* 78 Ron Meadmore

* Head coach: Bud Grant

* Assistant coaches: John Michels
* Joe Zaleski

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Winnipeg Blue Bombers 49th Grey Cup champions

* 10 Dick Thornton
* 11 Ken Ploen
* 12 Hal Ledyard
* 14 Rick Potter
* 21 Charlie Shepard
* 22 Carver Shannon
* 23 Jack Delveaux
* 24 Nick Miller
* 25 Ray Jauch
* 26 Baz Nagle
* 27 Gordon Rowland
* 28 Gerry James
* 29 Leo Lewis
* 31 Ron Latourelle
* 32 Henry Janzen
* 35 Roger Hagberg
* 43 George Druxman
* 44 Garland Warren
* 48 Jack Bruzell
* 52 David Burkholder
* 53 Herb Gray
* 54 Rod Humenuik
* 56 Ed Kotowich
* 58 Ray Ash
* 61 Roger Hamelin
* 62 Roger Savoie
* 63 Steve Patrick
* 64 Cornel Piper
* 65 Michael Wright
* 67 Frank Rigney
* 70 Norm Rauhaus
* 71 Farrell Funston
* 73 Cec Luining
* 77 Ernie Pitts
* 78 Ron Meadmore

* Head coach: Bud Grant

* Assistant coaches: John Michels
* Joe Zaleski

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Winnipeg Blue Bombers 50th Grey Cup champions

* 11 Ken Ploen
* 12 Hal Ledyard
* 14 Dick Thornton
* 21 Charlie Shepard
* 22 Joe Williams
* 23 Jack Delveaux
* 24 Nick Miller
* 26 Rick Potter
* 27 Gordon Rowland
* 28 Gerry James
* 29 Leo Lewis
* 31 Ron Latourelle
* 32 Henry Janzen
* 35 Roger Hagberg
* 43 George Druxman
* 44 Garland Warren
* 48 Jack Bruzell
* 52 David Burkholder
* 53 Herb Gray
* 54 Rod Humenuik
* 55 Sherwyn Thorson
* 58 Ray Ash
* 61 Roger Hamelin
* 62 Roger Savoie
* 63 Steve Patrick
* 64 Cornel Piper
* 65 Neil Thomas
* 67 Frank Rigney
* 70 Norm Rauhaus
* 71 Farrell Funston
* 73 Cec Luining
* 77 Ernie Pitts
* 79 Bill Whisler

* Head coach: Bud Grant

* Assistant coaches: John Michels
* Joe Zaleski

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