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Harry Clinton Warner -LRB- December 11 , 1928 -- April 11 , 2015 -RRB- was an American coach in Major League Baseball and a former first baseman and manager at the minor league level .. coach. coach ( baseball ). Major League Baseball. Major League Baseball. first baseman. first baseman. manager. manager ( baseball ). minor league. Minor League Baseball. He served as a coach for the Toronto Blue Jays during their first three seasons -LRB- 1977 -- 79 -RRB- in the American League , and was a member of the Milwaukee Brewers ' staff in , the first and only Brewer team to win an American League pennant .. Toronto Blue Jays. Toronto Blue Jays. Milwaukee Brewers. Milwaukee Brewers. coach. coach ( baseball ). American League. American League. Warner 's 17-year playing career -LRB- 1946 -- 62 -RRB- peaked at the Double-A level .. Double-A. Double-A ( baseball ). He spent much of his active career in the farm systems of the Boston Braves / Milwaukee Braves and the Washington Senators .. Boston Braves. Boston Braves ( baseball ). Milwaukee Braves. Milwaukee Braves ( 1953–69 ). Washington Senators. Washington Senators ( 1901–60 ). In his finest season , 1954 , he batted .317 with 17 home runs for the Salem Senators of the Class A Western International League .. batted. batting average. home runs. home runs. Salem Senators. Salem Senators. Western International League. Western International League. International League. International League. Overall , he hit .279 in 1,671 minor league games with 147 home runs .. minor league. Minor League Baseball. home runs. home runs. Warner batted left-handed and threw right-handed , stood 6 ft tall and weighed 195 lb .. batted. batting average. His managing career began in with the Class D Erie Sailors of the New York -- Penn League , a Washington affiliate .. Erie Sailors. Erie Sailors. He remained with the organization -LRB- the Minnesota Twins after the 1960 campaign -RRB- and managed at all levels of the minor leagues through 1976 .. Minnesota Twins. Minnesota Twins. The following season , he joined the coaching staff of the first Blue Jay manager , Roy Hartsfield , and worked with him for three seasons .. manager. manager ( baseball ). Roy Hartsfield. Roy Hartsfield. In , Hartsfield was succeeded by Bobby Mattick as Toronto 's manager , and Warner managed the Jays ' Triple-A Syracuse Chiefs farm club of the International League before rejoining the Toronto coaching staff for the final month of the season .. manager. manager ( baseball ). Bobby Mattick. Bobby Mattick. Syracuse Chiefs. Syracuse Chiefs. International League. International League. In , he became the third-base coach of the Brewers and in his two seasons in that post the Brewers made the 1981 playoffs , then won the 1982 AL pennant .. coach. coach ( baseball ). 1981 playoffs. 1981 Milwaukee Brewers season. 1982 AL pennant. 1982 Milwaukee Brewers season. His managing career concluded with a return to the Twins ' organization in 1983 , when he led the Class A Visalia Oaks of the California League to a division title .. Visalia Oaks. Visalia Oaks. California League. California League. One of his players that season with future Twins star Kirby Puckett .. Kirby Puckett. Kirby Puckett. All told , Warner accumulated 1,129 wins and 1,067 losses -LRB- .514 -RRB- in 19 seasons as a minor league manager .. manager. manager ( baseball ). minor league. Minor League Baseball. Later in the 1980s , Warner scouted for the Twins and then the San Diego Padres , based in Reeders , Monroe County , Pennsylvania .. scouted. scout ( baseball ). San Diego Padres. San Diego Padres. Reeders. Reeders, Pennsylvania. He died at age 86 in Reeders .. Reeders. Reeders, Pennsylvania