Listings
: Sam on Sunday
Phil Kelsall joins Sam Costa and plays your requests on the BBC Theatre Organ.Studio guests: Luton Band conductor Lyn Morgan and the BBC NORTHERN IRELAND ORCHESTRA
Producer PETER PILBEAM
BBC Manchester
(Stereo)
Contributors
: Nick Page
Producer CHRIS REESS.3 Sports Desk - news on the Le Mans 24-hour race
Contributors
: David Jacobs
with Melodies for You with the BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA and the REGINALD LEOPOLD ORCHESTRA Producer PETER BELL10.2 Sports Desk
Contributors
: Pete Murray's Sunday Show
with Family Favourites and at 11.30 On The Way1.2 Sports Desk - news on the Le Mans 24-hour race
: The Grumbleweeds
Albert, Carl. Graham. Maurice and Robin race through music and laughter Crumbleweed style. Written by MIKE CRAIG and RON MCDONNELL Producer MIKE CRAIG BBC ManchesterContributors
: Sport on 2 Special
Presenter Peter Brackley2.8; 2.30; 3.30; 4.30
Davis Cup Tennis
European Zone B semi-final at Bristol between GREAT BRITAIN and ROMANIA. Commentary on the last two singles by GERALD WILLIAMS and MAX ROBERTSON. Expert analysis from CHRISTINE JANES.
2.6; 1.15; 3.15 Athletics
The second day of the UK championships and Olympic trials. Commentary by NORMAN CUDDEFORD. Expert opinion from ALAN PASCOE.
4.1; 4.30
Motor Sport
SIMON TAYLOR reports from Le Mans. And from Rijcka, news from Chris CARTER on the Yugoslav motor-cycling Grand Prix. Plus Cricket - SUSSEX v WEST INDIANS and the day's John Player League matches; Rowing - TONY ADAMSON on the Lucerne Regatta; Golf - RENTON LAIDLAW on the US Open; Show Jumping - DEREK THOMPSON at the Cardiff Castle International; and Football - a preview of ENGLAND V ITALY
Contributors
: Two's Best
with Len JacksonProducers ALLAN GILES and CHARLES CLARK-MAXWELL
Contributors
: Charlie Chester
with your Sunday Soapbox Producer RON GARDNER BBC BirminghamContributors
: Sunday Sport Special
Presented by Mike Ingham featuring EuropeanChampionship football.
Live commentary from Turin by PETER JONES and ALAN PARRY on the whole match between ENGLAND and ITALY - the tie that could settle all the issues ;n Group 2. Follow all the action including expert analysis from DENIS LAW. Also news from Milan on SPAlN'S game with BELGIUM.
Contributors
: Sunday Half-Hour
from Sefton Road United Reformed Church, Morecambe. Lancashire Introduced by CAROLINE TOOKPrayer and Blessing by THE REV NORMAN CHARLTON Choirmistress DOROTHY GARNER
Organist BERNARD VAUSE
Hymns: Lift up your hearts! (Woodlands); Whom oceans part, 0 Lord unite (Arizona); We limit not the truth of God lEUacombe); Sing a hymn of celebration (Abbott's Leigh); Are not sparrows two a penny? (Sam B. Wood ); I to the hills will lift mine eyes (Dundee); Almighty Father, who for us thy Son didst give (Annue Christe); 0 Christ, our true and only light (Breslau); Lord of good life, the hosts of the undying (Eastwood) BBC Manchester
Contributors
: Wit's End
The comedy game which confuses Dave Ismay , Barry Cryer , Mike New -man, Kenny Smiles and, especially, the referee Lance PercivalRemembered and compiled by GRAHAM DEYKIN
Producer DANNY GREENSTONE (Repeated: Thurs 10.2 pm)
Contributors
: TheBing Crosby Show
A A series of historical radio broadcasts originally recorded in the 40s.This week Bing introduces his special guest Ethel Merman
Contributors
: Sports Desk
Including news of the Le Mans 24-hour race: Kevin Morrison
with The Late ShowAbout this project
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