About: Grant Warwick

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Born in Regina, Saskatchewan, Warwick played 395 career NHL games, scoring 147 goals and 142 assists for 289 points. His brother Bill Warwick also played professional hockey. He is perhaps best remembered as a member and coach of the Penticton V's who won the 1955 World Championship. Warwick got his release from the Buffalo Bisons in 1952 and joined the senior V's in the 1952-53 season. They won the Allan Cup in 1954 and were named as Canada's representative in the 1955 World Championship in Germany.

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rdfs:label	Grant Warwick
rdfs:comment	Born in Regina, Saskatchewan, Warwick played 395 career NHL games, scoring 147 goals and 142 assists for 289 points. His brother Bill Warwick also played professional hockey. He is perhaps best remembered as a member and coach of the Penticton V's who won the 1955 World Championship. Warwick got his release from the Buffalo Bisons in 1952 and joined the senior V's in the 1952-53 season. They won the Allan Cup in 1954 and were named as Canada's representative in the 1955 World Championship in Germany.
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dcterms:subject	New York Rangers players Allan Cup winners Montreal Canadiens players Buffalo Bisons players Canadian ice hockey players Boston Bruins players Canadian ice hockey coaches Manitoba junior hockey All-Time Roster Calder Trophy winners Trail Smoke Eaters players Retired in 1958 Dead in 1999 Penticton V's players Portage Terriers coaches Born in 1921 Kamloops Chiefs players
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Title	Winner of the Calder Trophy
Before	Johnny Quilty
Years	1942(xsd:integer)
After	Gaye Stewart
abstract	Born in Regina, Saskatchewan, Warwick played 395 career NHL games, scoring 147 goals and 142 assists for 289 points. His brother Bill Warwick also played professional hockey. He is perhaps best remembered as a member and coach of the Penticton V's who won the 1955 World Championship. Warwick got his release from the Buffalo Bisons in 1952 and joined the senior V's in the 1952-53 season. They won the Allan Cup in 1954 and were named as Canada's representative in the 1955 World Championship in Germany. The V's beat the Soviet National Team 5-0 to clinch the title that the Soviets had taken in 1954. Warwick would go on to play one more season for the V's and then a season for the Trail Smoke Eaters and one for the Kamloops Chiefs before retiring in 1958.
is Before of	Gaye Stewart
is After of	Johnny Quilty

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