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Ron Perranoski (born Ronald Peter Perzanowski) on April 1 1936 in Patterson New Jersey, is a former left handed Major League Baseball pitcher having played from 1961 - 1973. Ron went to college at Michigan State University.

W	L	ERA	G	GS	CG	SHO	SV	IP	H	ER	HR	BB	SO
79	74	2.79	737	1	0	0	179	1174.7	1097	364	50	468	687

May 19, 1962 Stan Musial gets hit number 3,431, to break Honus Wagner's recognized National League record of 3,430, as St. Louis Cardinals downs the Dodgers 8–1. Musial's 9th-inning single comes off Ron Perranoski.

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 == Transactions ==
 *[[June 9]], [[1958]]: Signed by the [[Chicago Cubs]] as an amateur [[free agent]].
-*[[April 8]], [[1960]]: Traded by the [[Chicago Cubs]] with Lee Handley (minors), Johnny Goryl, and $25,000 to the [[Los Angeles Dodgers]] for [[Don Zimmer]].
+*[[April 8]], [[1960]]: Traded by the [[Chicago Cubs]] with Lee Handley (minors), [[Johnny Goryl]], and $25,000 to the [[Los Angeles Dodgers]] for [[Don Zimmer]].
-*[[November 28]], [[1967]]: Traded by the [[Los Angeles Dodgers]] with Bob Miller and [[Johnny Roseboro]] to the [[Minnesota Twins]] for Mudcat Grant and [[Zoilo Versalles]].
+*[[November 28]], [[1967]]: Traded by the [[Los Angeles Dodgers]] with Bob Miller and [[Johnny Roseboro]] to the [[Minnesota Twins]] for [[Mudcat Grant]] and [[Zoilo Versalles]].
 *[[July 30]], [[1971]]: Selected off [[waivers]] by the [[Detroit Tigers]] from the [[Minnesota Twins]].
 *[[July 31]], [[1972]]: Released by the [[Detroit Tigers]].