Ken Avallon

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  "This celebration of Philadelphia';s all-time greats comes at an exciting time in our city';s sporting history, with the Phillies and the Soul having just celebrated championships this year," said Ken Avallon, President of the Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame.

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  CONTACT: Ken Avallon, 215.886.6657 ext.3
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  "Our commitment to preserve and promote Philadelphia's sports history is more viable than ever," said Ken Avallon, president of the Foundation.

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  "Philadelphia is home to some of the world's most knowledgeable and passionate sports fans and their response so far has been terrific," states founder and president, Ken Avallon.
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  Contact: Ken AvallonPhone: (215) 886-6657 ext. 3

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  Ken Avallon
  
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  Philly Hall of Fame president and founder Ken Avallon explains, "We are currently in the fifth month of a six-month Feasibility Survey.It focuses on a facility for the Hall of Fame, both on an interim basis as well as a permanent location.Participants in the survey include leaders from local sports teams, colleges and universities including Drexel, businesses, media and government."
  
  In a perfect world where everything fits together like a big puzzle, the Museum and all of its greatness would reside at the corner of Broad and Pattison, where Veterans Stadium used to sit.Avallon and his co-founders tossed around that hypothetical idea and with the help of Ryan Hopkins, a University of Notre Dame graduate and area native designed a facility (which can be viewed at www.phillyhof.com) that would sit among the four sports arenas in South Philadelphia.
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  Avallon admits however that the idea was actually part of "Wouldn't it be ideal" discussions.
  
  He did go on to point out that among some of the Philly Hall of Fame's future homes, was Drexel's Armory."We have considered the Armory on Drexel's campus.In fact as part of the Feasibility Survey, Dan Fahy, the director of strategic planning, and I had a meeting with some officials from Drexel a few months ago.We discussed the Armory and some other possible locations on Drexel's campus along with some other "non-Drexel" location," explained Avallon.

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  ... Ken Avallon 215.886.6657 ext.3 info@phillyhof.org The Philadelphia Sports Hall of ... the Pennsylvania Association of Non-Profit Organizations, the Maxwell Club ...

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  Speaking of old glory, Ken Avallon, of the Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame, wrote in to say his group helped create a new exhibit for the Atwater Kent museum in Philly that opens on Thursday.

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  Ken Avallon, president of the Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame, says the items salvaged from Vet Stadium are not what you'd call collectibles, but things that people will remember years from now.""We've got some of the things that are unique to the Vet.We've got the turnstiles, the big black turnstiles that you go through to get into the stadium.We got some of the aluminum railing, some of the items from the ticket windows, signage, those types of things."
  
  Avallon says these things are important because this is the only sports stadium a generation of Philadelphians have ever known, and if we don't save them now, years from now, there will be nothing to bring back those golden memories.Avallon says the Hall of Fame will hopefully become a reality in the next few years, so for now, the Vet collection will be in storage.

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  3/21/04- WPHT 1210 AM -Ronnie Polaneczky-Live interview with Ken Avallon about Veterans Stadium artifacts saved for Hall of Fame
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  7/9/2003- WNJC 1360 AM -Host Tom Shaw - Live interview with Ken Avallon, president of the Phila.

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  For more information, contact Ken Avallon (ken.avallon@phillyhof.org), Michael Schmidt (michael.schmidt@phillyhof.org) or Bob Cassidy (robert.cassidy@phillyhof.org) of the Philadelphia Hall of Fame at 215.886.6657.

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