When Conigliaro first was making his comeback, he complained about not being able to see the ball well coming from the pitcher's hand because of all of the light-colored clothing being worn by fans directly behind the pitcher in dead center field. To address his concerns, these seats were first blocked off and covered in black tarp to provide a better hitter's background, known as a batter's eye. This small triangular area of seats (bleacher sections 34 and 35) directly adjacent to the center field TV camera nest was the original Conig's Corner at Fenway Park. These same seats are still blocked off for day games for the same reason. Tony also opened a restaurant club in the fall of 1975. Named "Tony C's", located on Pine St, Providence, RI. Richard, Tony's brother was the manager. Both were loved and respected by their employees.