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Boston Red Sox Star Tony  Conigliaro on the Merv Griffin Show 1968 (video)
Boston Red Sox Star Tony Conigliaro on the Merv Griffin Show 1968 (video)
Some rare video of Tony Conigliaro on The Merv Griffin Show in 1968
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Tony Conigliaro Sings on the Merv Griffin Show - 1967
Walkoff Walk — Part of the reason batters wear helmets with earflaps nowadays is the unfortunate incident that happened to Red Sox star Tony Conigliaro back in 1967. Just two seasons removed from leading the league in homers as a 22-year-old, the outfielder was smashed in the face by a Jack Hamilton pitch, crumpling to the ground with a broken cheekbone and a damaged retina. His career lasted a few more productive years before he was forced to retire due to worsening eyesight. At the same time his baseball career was taking off, he was signed by RCA Victor to a recording contract and made a few appearances on the Merv Griffin show, as evidenced below: ...

Walkoff Walk: Tony Conigliaro Sings on the Merv Griffin Show - 1967
BBTF's Baseball Primer Newsblog — At least Merv didn’t call him a young rascal or something… Part of the reason batters wear helmets with earflaps nowadays is the unfortunate incident that happened to Red Sox star Tony Conigliaro back in 1967. Just two seasons removed from leading the league in homers as a 22-year-old, the outfielder was smashed in the face by a Jack Hamilton pitch, crumpling to the ground with a broken cheekbone and a damaged retina. His career lasted a few more productive years before he was forced to retire due to worsening eyesight. At the same time his baseball career was taking off, he was signed by RCA Victor to a recording contract and made a few appearances on the Merv ...

FRIDAY ANGELS ROUNDUP: Santana Returns, Tony C. Sings
Halos Heaven — More photos » by Mark J. Terrill - AP Browse more photos » Up next for the Angels: Friday vs. Baltimore - Los Angeles Times Ervin Santana returns ...

Video: Conigliaro on the Merv Griffin Show in 1968
Comcast SportsNet New England » Wicked Good Sports — Some flashback footage of Tony C. singing, yup singing, on the Merv Griffin Show, courtesy of the brilliance of YouTube. Other links of note today: * Win Varitek’s Fourth of July equipment (and look like Evel Knievel) — (Sox and Dawgs)

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