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Ernie Warlick earned for two straight years All-CIAA and Pittsburgh Courier All-American honors, in 1950 and 1951, as an end. After service in the Air Force, where he played for the All-Service Champion Bolling AFB Generals, Warlick joined the Calgary Stampeders. He was for three years a Canadian Football League All-Pro tight end. He joined the Buffalo Bills of the American Football League in 1962, and used his 6-4 height, his 235 pounds, and his size 15 hands to help the Bills become the class of the league in the decade of the 60s. Since his playing career ended, Warlick has worked as a radio and television reporter, has been a restaurant owner, a consultant, and a sales manager.
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