Wally Gabler

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Wally Gabler

Date of birth:	1943
Place of birth:	Portsmouth, Ohio
Career information
Status:	Retired
CFL status:	Import
Position(s):	QB
College:	University of Michigan
Organizations
As player:
1966-1969, 1972 1969-1970 1970-1972	Toronto Argonauts Winnipeg Blue Bombers Hamilton Tiger-Cats

Wally Gabler (born 1943 in Portsmouth, Ohio) is a former Canadian football quarterback who played seven seasons in the CFL.

[edit] After football

Gabler was a colour commentator on CTV in 1974.

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Toronto Argonauts Starting Quarterbacks

Mullan • Stukus • Krol • Dekdebrun • Wirkowski • Galiffa • Dublinski • Knox • Rote • Liske • Day • Gabler • Wilkinson • Jonas • Gabler • Theismann • Rae • Ealey • Adams • Holloway • Barnes • Holloway • Congemi • Renfroe • Foggie • Dunigan • Foggie • Kerrigan • Ham • Slack • White • Graves • Austin • Flutie • Bell • Barker • Kemp • Bell • Slack • Ballard • Allen • Wynn • Allen • Bishop • McMahon • Allen • Butler • Bishop • Joseph

v • d • e Winnipeg Blue Bombers Starting Quarterbacks

Jacobs • Day • Leake • Ploen • Thornton • Ledyard • Ploen • Schneider • Gabler • Jonas • Ealey • Brock • Clements • Salisbury • Saltz • Burgess • Dunigan • Garza • Pelluer • Austin • Vargas • Kopp • Rubley • Bell • Jones • Glenn • Martin • Glenn • Quinn • Glenn • Dinwiddie