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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1971

Page

7

Conigliaro's Status Still In Question

Tony Conigliaro faces an uncertain baseball future after an eye exam showed reduced functional ability in his left eye. He said the condition may prevent him from judging pitched balls, and he discussed the possibility of going on the disabled list with Angels owner Gene Autry while weighing his options.

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Baseball Standings and Schedule A Central Standings Snapshot

National League East teams lead with Pittsburgh at 57 31 and New York 46 40. Montreal trails. West features Los Angeles 49 41 and San Francisco 55 35. American League shows Baltimore 55 32 and Kansas City 43 41 atop divisions with multiple night games listed for Thursday.

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Reggie Jackson Ties Babe Ruth With 600 Foot Homer

Reggie Jackson hit a 600-foot homer in the All-Star game in Detroit tying Babe Ruth for the longest recorded homer. The shot off Dock Ellis traveled an estimated 600 feet, leaving the park at the 415 foot mark and reaching 132 feet high. Ruth previously credited with a 600-foot homer in 1926 at Navin Field.

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