Listings
: Matt Monro
with Star ChoiceProducer STUART HOBDAY
: The Impressionists
Chairman Barry Took with Peter Goodwright and Brian Coshall v Roger Killer and Dave EvansContributors
: Sport on 2
Presented from Wimbledon by Peter JonesWimbledon 79
Day six of the Lawn Tennis championships when the last eight places in the men's and ladies' singles are decided. Commentary by MAX ROBERTSON with GERALD WILLIAMS , DESMOND LYNAM , JOHN MOTSON and NORMAN CUDDEFORD; expert comment and analysis from FRED PERRY, DAVID LLOYD, BOB HOWE and CHRISTINE JANES ; up-to-the-minute news of all the matches; plus interviews with the personalities visiting the All-England Club for trie world s most famous tennis championship
1.39; 2.5a; 5.4t
Racing: Newcastle Featuring commentary on the £20,000 Joe Coral Northumberland Plate at
2.55; plus news of the Irish Sweeps Derby at the Curragh and results throughout the afternoon from other meetings with a classified check at 5.45
1.39; 4.59; 5.45 Cricket
Reports from Lord's on MCC'sigame with India, plus news of the day's other matches
1.30: 4.0; 4.31; 5.30 Athletics
The European Cup men's semi-final in Malmo. Commentary from Sweden by ALAN PARRY on the first day's events. Summaries from PETER MATTHEWS as Britain takes on the Russians, Swedes and five other nations
Plus Rugby League: KEITH MACKLIN reports on the Second Test between Britain and Australia; Golf: JOHN FENTON reports on the English Golf Classic at Sutton Coldfield: Rowing: RICHARD BURNELL on the Nottingham International from Holme Pierrepont: Cycling: the Tour de France: Motor Racing: a report on final practice for tomorrow's French Grand Prix
Timetable:
1.3* News/Prospects from all featured events
2.0 Wimbledon/Cricket/
Golf
2.50 Racing: Northumberland Plate
3.6 Wimbledon/Cricket/
Golf
4.1 Athletics
4.50 Cricket/Golf/Rowing
5.0 Round-up
S.30 Motor Sport/Athletics
5.45 Classified Racing/
Cricket
5.50 Wimbledon/Cricket
Events may alter timings A Radio Sport and ce production
Contributors
: Three in a Row
with Don Davis in Barry. ProducerJONATHAN JAMES-MOOng
Contributors
: BBC International Festival of Light Music
The final concert direct from the Royal Festival Hall, London, in the South Bank Pops Series. Part 1: An Evening at the Ballet John Lanchhery conducts BBC Concert Orchestra Presented by Beryl Grey8.31* Steve Race reflects on matters arising from tonight's concert.
8.50* Part 2: Stars of Friday Night is Music Night lain Sutherland conducts BBC Concert Orchestra
Band of the Royal Military School of Music, Kneller Hall , conductor
Lt-Col George Evans , Director of Music Cynthia Glover Joan Savage
John Lawrenson , with the Nigel Brooks Singers
Introduced by Robin Boyle Producer JOHN MUSSELL
(Presented by the BBC in association with the GLC)
Contributors
: Edmund Hockridge
with Brass and Strings BBC Midland Radio Orchestra, conducted by JOHNNY DOUGLASWebb Ivory Newhall Band conductor
ERNEST WOODHOUSE Semprini and Gillian Humphreys
Producer RON GARDNER
(Part of a concert given in association with the Derby City Council in the Assembly Rooms, Derby) (Edmutid Hockridge is appearing at Pontins, Blackpool)
Contributors
: Ray Moore
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