Perrone, Ken - Revision history

Jstrom at 16:22, 25 October 2019

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	Vertical File in Salem Collection- '''Perrone, Ken'''		Vertical File in Salem Collection- '''Perrone, Ken'''

	Vertical File in Salem Collection - '''~~Schools~~''' (subfolder Ken Perrone)		Vertical File in Salem Collection- '''Salem High School Football''' (subfolder Ken Perrone)

	"Clashes of the Titans: Salem's Perrone the big winner in head-to-head match-ups" ''Salem News'', Sept. 4, 2010, p. 9		"Clashes of the Titans: Salem's Perrone the big winner in head-to-head match-ups" ''Salem News'', Sept. 4, 2010, p. 9

Jstrom at 14:02, 13 September 2016

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	==See Also==		==See Also==
	Vertical File in Salem Collection- '''Perrone, Ken'''		Vertical File in Salem Collection- '''Perrone, Ken'''

			Vertical File in Salem Collection - '''Schools''' (subfolder Ken Perrone)

	"Clashes of the Titans: Salem's Perrone the big winner in head-to-head match-ups" ''Salem News'', Sept. 4, 2010, p. 9		"Clashes of the Titans: Salem's Perrone the big winner in head-to-head match-ups" ''Salem News'', Sept. 4, 2010, p. 9

Jstrom at 17:11, 23 January 2015

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	"Perrone ending a stellar career" ''Boston Globe'', Apr. 26, 2012, p. N 4		"Perrone ending a stellar career" ''Boston Globe'', Apr. 26, 2012, p. N 4

			"Perrone finally gets the call: he's going in Salem High Hall of Fame" ''Salem News'', Apr. 4, 2013

			"Our view: A long-overdue honor for Perrone" ''Salem News'', Apr. 8, 2013

Jstrom at 17:16, 8 March 2013

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	Ken Perrone has been kept out of the Salem High School Hall of Fame because of this infraction.		Ken Perrone has been kept out of the Salem High School Hall of Fame because of this infraction.

	Perrone ~~was~~ one of the best ~~coaches in~~ the ~~north shore~~. He coached 59 baseball seasons and 37 football seasons (22 at Salem High School). His football and baseball teams have 49 championships, six state titles, a New England championship and six undefeated seasons.		Perrone had one of the best coacheing records on the North Shore. He coached 59 baseball seasons and 37 football seasons (22 at Salem High School). His football and baseball teams have 49 championships, six state titles, a New England championship and six undefeated seasons.

	Perron will retire from coaching in 2012, after many years as baseball coach at Salem State University. One of the highlights at Salem State for Perrone was in 2006 when the Vikings won the MASCAC championship, the leagues playoff title and an NCAA Division 3 tournament victory. Perrone has completed 30 years of coaching at the High School and College level.		Perron will retire from coaching in 2012, after many years as baseball coach at Salem State University. One of the highlights at Salem State for Perrone was in 2006 when the Vikings won the MASCAC championship, the leagues playoff title and an NCAA Division 3 tournament victory. Perrone has completed 30 years of coaching at the High School and College level.

Jstrom at 15:19, 5 October 2012

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	Perron will retire from coaching in 2012, after many years as baseball coach at Salem State University. One of the highlights at Salem State for Perrone was in 2006 when the Vikings won the MASCAC championship, the leagues playoff title and an NCAA Division 3 tournament victory. Perrone has completed 30 years of coaching at the High School and College level.		Perron will retire from coaching in 2012, after many years as baseball coach at Salem State University. One of the highlights at Salem State for Perrone was in 2006 when the Vikings won the MASCAC championship, the leagues playoff title and an NCAA Division 3 tournament victory. Perrone has completed 30 years of coaching at the High School and College level.

	In 2011, the Salem School Committee has decided to revisit the by-laws for the athletic Hall of Fame. Janet Crane, subcommittee chairperson, along with the three school board members voted to set up an independent committee to draft bylaws for the Salem High Hall of Fame, something it lacks. The outcome of these changes may ~~change~~ the status of Perrone's induction to the Hall of Fame.		In 2011, the Salem School Committee has decided to revisit the by-laws for the athletic Hall of Fame. Janet Crane, subcommittee chairperson, along with the three school board members voted to set up an independent committee to draft bylaws for the Salem High Hall of Fame, something it lacks. The outcome of these changes may alter the status of Perrone's induction to the Hall of Fame.

Jstrom at 15:19, 5 October 2012

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	Perron will retire from coaching in 2012, after many years as baseball coach at Salem State University. One of the highlights at Salem State for Perrone was in 2006 when the Vikings won the MASCAC championship, the leagues playoff title and an NCAA Division 3 tournament victory. Perrone has completed 30 years of coaching at the High School and College level.		Perron will retire from coaching in 2012, after many years as baseball coach at Salem State University. One of the highlights at Salem State for Perrone was in 2006 when the Vikings won the MASCAC championship, the leagues playoff title and an NCAA Division 3 tournament victory. Perrone has completed 30 years of coaching at the High School and College level.

			In 2011, the Salem School Committee has decided to revisit the by-laws for the athletic Hall of Fame. Janet Crane, subcommittee chairperson, along with the three school board members voted to set up an independent committee to draft bylaws for the Salem High Hall of Fame, something it lacks. The outcome of these changes may change the status of Perrone's induction to the Hall of Fame.

Jstrom at 15:50, 13 July 2012

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	Ken Perrone was the Salem High School football coach from the years 1973-1994.		Ken Perrone was the Salem High School football coach from the years 1973 until 1994.

	A Connecticut native, Perrone coached high school football in Maine for 13 years before coming to coach at Salem High School in 1973.		A Connecticut native, Perrone coached high school football in Maine for 13 years before coming to coach at Salem High School in 1973.
	During the teachers strike of 1994, Perrone went against the orders of his principal and had his team play during the strike. Salem played Swampscott and won the game. After the strike was over, Perrone and his assistants were fired from their coaching positions.		During the teachers' strike of 1994, Perrone went against the orders of his principal and had his team play during the strike. Salem played Swampscott and won the game. After the strike was over, Perrone and his assistants were fired from their coaching positions.
	Ken Perrone has been kept out of the ~~hall~~ of ~~fame~~ because of this infraction.		Ken Perrone has been kept out of the Salem High School Hall of Fame because of this infraction.

	Perrone was one of the best coaches in the north shore. He coached 59 baseball seasons and 37 football seasons (22 at Salem High School). His football and baseball teams have 49 championships, six state titles, a New England championship and six undefeated seasons.		Perrone was one of the best coaches in the north shore. He coached 59 baseball seasons and 37 football seasons (22 at Salem High School). His football and baseball teams have 49 championships, six state titles, a New England championship and six undefeated seasons.

Jstrom at 15:20, 27 April 2012

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	Ken Perrone was the Salem High School football coach from the years ~~1974~~-1994.		Ken Perrone was the Salem High School football coach from the years 1973-1994.

	A Connecticut native, Perrone coached high school football in Maine for 13 years before coming to coach at Salem High School in 1973.		A Connecticut native, Perrone coached high school football in Maine for 13 years before coming to coach at Salem High School in 1973.

Jstrom at 15:20, 27 April 2012

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	Perrone was one of the best coaches in the north shore. He coached 59 baseball seasons and 37 football seasons (22 at Salem High School). His football and baseball teams have 49 championships, six state titles, a New England championship and six undefeated seasons.		Perrone was one of the best coaches in the north shore. He coached 59 baseball seasons and 37 football seasons (22 at Salem High School). His football and baseball teams have 49 championships, six state titles, a New England championship and six undefeated seasons.

	Perron will retire from coaching in 2012, after many years as baseball coach at Salem State University. One of the highlights at Salem State for Perrone was in 2006 when the Vikings won the MASCAC championship, the leagues playoff title and an NCAA Division 3 tournament victory.		Perron will retire from coaching in 2012, after many years as baseball coach at Salem State University. One of the highlights at Salem State for Perrone was in 2006 when the Vikings won the MASCAC championship, the leagues playoff title and an NCAA Division 3 tournament victory. Perrone has completed 30 years of coaching at the High School and College level.



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	"The Master from Maine: Perrone restored pride, became one of Salem's greats" ''Salem News'', Aug. 23, 2010, p. 9		"The Master from Maine: Perrone restored pride, became one of Salem's greats" ''Salem News'', Aug. 23, 2010, p. 9

			"Perrone and Salem Hall of Fame: (letters to the editor)" ''Salem News'', Aug. 27, 2011, p. 5

			"'94 Strike is catalyst in dispute: meeting will discuss Perrone and the Hall of Fame controversy" ''Salem News'', Sept. 26, 2011, p. 1

			"A Hall of Fame meeting without the coach in question" ''Salem News'', Sept. 27, 2011, p. 1

	"Perrone to retire as Salem State baseball coach" ''Salem News'', Feb. 15, 2012, p. 8		"Perrone to retire as Salem State baseball coach" ''Salem News'', Feb. 15, 2012, p. 8

			"Perrone honored; Salem State hosts retirement party for coach" ''Salem News'', Apr. 23, 2012, p. 9

	"Perrone ending a stellar career" ''Boston Globe'', Apr. 26, 2012, p. N 4		"Perrone ending a stellar career" ''Boston Globe'', Apr. 26, 2012, p. N 4

Jstrom at 15:12, 27 April 2012

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	Ken Perrone was the Salem High School football coach from the years 1974-1994.		Ken Perrone was the Salem High School football coach from the years 1974-1994.

			A Connecticut native, Perrone coached high school football in Maine for 13 years before coming to coach at Salem High School in 1973.
	During the teachers strike of 1994, Perrone went against the orders of his principal and had his team play during the strike. Salem played Swampscott and won the game. After the strike was over, Perrone and his assistants were fired from their coaching positions.		During the teachers strike of 1994, Perrone went against the orders of his principal and had his team play during the strike. Salem played Swampscott and won the game. After the strike was over, Perrone and his assistants were fired from their coaching positions.
	Ken Perrone has been kept out of the hall of fame because of this infraction.		Ken Perrone has been kept out of the hall of fame because of this infraction.
	Perrone was one of the best coaches in ~~our area~~. He coached 59 baseball seasons and 37 football seasons (22 at Salem High School). His football and baseball teams have 49 championships, six state titles, a New England championship and six undefeated seasons.
			Perrone was one of the best coaches in the north shore. He coached 59 baseball seasons and 37 football seasons (22 at Salem High School). His football and baseball teams have 49 championships, six state titles, a New England championship and six undefeated seasons.

	Perron will retire from coaching in 2012, after many years as baseball coach at Salem State University. One of the highlights at Salem State for Perrone was in 2006 when the Vikings won the MASCAC championship, the leagues playoff title and an NCAA Division 3 tournament victory.		Perron will retire from coaching in 2012, after many years as baseball coach at Salem State University. One of the highlights at Salem State for Perrone was in 2006 when the Vikings won the MASCAC championship, the leagues playoff title and an NCAA Division 3 tournament victory.




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	Vertical File in Salem Collection- '''Perrone, Ken'''		Vertical File in Salem Collection- '''Perrone, Ken'''

	"Clashes of the Titans: Salem's Perrone the big winner in head-to-head ~~matchups~~" ''Salem News'', Sept. 4, 2010, p. 9		"Clashes of the Titans: Salem's Perrone the big winner in head-to-head match-ups" ''Salem News'', Sept. 4, 2010, p. 9

	"The Master from Maine: Perrone restored pride, became one of Salem's greats" ''Salem News'', Aug. 23, 2010, p. 9		"The Master from Maine: Perrone restored pride, became one of Salem's greats" ''Salem News'', Aug. 23, 2010, p. 9

	"Perrone to retire as Salem State baseball coach" ''Salem News'', Feb. 15, 2012, p. 8		"Perrone to retire as Salem State baseball coach" ''Salem News'', Feb. 15, 2012, p. 8

			"Perrone ending a stellar career" ''Boston Globe'', Apr. 26, 2012, p. N 4