Listings
: Breakfast Special Peter Donaldson
Produced by COLIN CHANDLER , CHRIS MORGAN and CHARLES CLARK-MAXWELL Editor BRIAN WILLEY at 8.27 Racing BulletinContributors
: For Younger Listeners
Shackleton's Boat Journey by CDR F. A. WORSLEY reader HUGH BURDENContributors
: Joe Henderson
introduces Melody Time with his two pianos THE SINGALONG CHOIRTHE GEORGE BRADLEY BAND
THE MICHAEL JOHN SIX BARBARA JAY , and the STRINGS OF THE RADIO ORCHESTRA Conductor PAUL FENOULHET
Produced by PAMELA cox
(Joe Henderson is at Winter Gardens Theatre, Margate)
Contributors
: LP Showcase
with Brian MatthewProduced by HARRY WALTERS
Contributors
: Sidney Torch
introduces and conductsTorchlight on Music, with the BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA and the TORCHLIGHT SINGERS directed by JOHN MCCARTHY
Produced by MONICA COCKBURN
Contributors
: Listen to the Band
GUS (FOOTWEAR) BAND conductor STANLEY BORDINGTONIntroduced by Jimmy Kingsbury Produced by ALLAN GILES
Contributors
: Sport on 2
Introduced by Peter Jones Produced by JACOB DE VRIES2.30
Line-up
2.35
Cricket
Sussex v Lancashire
NEIL DURDEN-SMITH reports from Hove
Middlesex v Warwickshire
REX ALSTON reports from Lord's
Northamptonshire v Yorkshire PETER CRANMER reports from Northampton
Scoreboard at 3.15;3.40; 4.45; 5.40
2.55; 3.25
Racing from Goodwood
Commentary by PETER BROMLEY on the 3.0 Laurels Stakes (Handicap), and the 3.30 Nassau Stakes
3.10; 4.45; 5.0
Show Jumping:
Royal International Horse Show
Report on the International Continental match between the Americas and Europe by RAYMOND BROOKS WARD from the Empire Pool, Wembley
3.40
Golf: Piccadilly
Medal Tournament
TOM SCOTT reports on the final round of this knock-out stroke-play event from Southerndown Golf Club, Glamorgan
3.45
Association Football: The Watney Cup
Commentary by MAURICE EDELSTON and BRYON BUTLER on the second half of one of today's first round matches
5.0
Round-Up including classified racing results
Association Football: reports on The Watney Cup first round matches
Athletics: illustrated report by HAROLD ABRAHAMS and NORMAN CUDDEFORD on the Europa Cup Men's semi-final from Zurich
Cycling-World Championships: JOHN BURNS talks to the Championships Organiser,BENNY FOSTER , about the 11-day world track and road events which start next Thursday
Motor Racing-The German Grand Prix: preview of tomorrow's race by JOHN BLUNSDEN from Hockenheim
Further reports on Show Jumping, Golf, and Cricket
Contributors
: Showtime
presented by Colin NicolProduced by LARRY PARKER
Contributors
: Those Were The Days
introduced by Bill Crozier , with SIDNEY DAVEY AND HIS ORCHESTRAPATRICIA CLARKE
MC. CHARLES CRATHORN , Who also brings traditional dancing news Dance leaders
HOLLAND BROCKBANK and SYLVIA BROCKBANK Produced by BEVERLEY PHILLIPS (Given before an invited audience at The Paris, Lower Regent Street, London, SW1)
Contributors
: Sports Desk
Cricket close of play scores: Country Meets Folk
Wally Whyton introduces THE HONKY TONK PLAYBOYSADGE CUTLER AND THE WURZLES
DAVE CALDERHEAD AND CHAS UPTON and surprise guests
Folk and Country features from JIM LLOYD
Contra-bass fiddle BRIAN BROCKLEHURST Produced by BILL BEBB
Contributors
: Star Sound
in which Robin Boyle illustrates a theme with music from the movies Produced by RICHARD WILLCOXContributors
: Things are Swingin'
around Europe, with SOUNDS BOB ROGERS and DESIGNIntroduced by Roger Moffat Produced by JOHN HOOPER
10.1 Racing Results
Contributors
: Keith Skues's Saturday Night
Music in and out of town featuring tonight THE EDDIE KING SET and THE STEVE EVANS TRIO from the Spa Ballroom, Bristol and sounds from around the worldProduced by STEVE ALLEN and BRIAN PATTEN
Contributors
: Night Ride
Peter Latham with swinging sounds on and off the record featuring tonight MIKE MILLER SET Produced by DAVID TATEContributors
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