Listings
: David Jacobs
presents Star Sounds on recordProducer PAUL WALTERS
Contributors
: Pete Murray's Saturday Show
Producers ANGELA BOND and COLIN MARTINContributors
: Sport on 2
Presenter Tony Adamson1.30; 2.20; 3.10; 4.0; 4.30; 5.5 Tennis Special
With Wimbledon fortnight starting on Monday, the top names complete their preparations. Gerald Williams and Christine Janes report from Eastbourne on the women's BMW final. Max Robertson and Fred Perry are at Surbiton for the men's Grand Prix event.
1.30; 2.15; 3.15; 4.15; 5.15 International Athletics
From Meadowbank, Norman Cuddeford reports on the UK Championships as Britain's top athletes bid to confirm their form for the Moscow Olympics. Alan Pascoe provides expert analysis.
1.30; 1.55; 2.25; 2.55; 4.50; 5.45 Ascot Racing
Commentary by Peter Bromley on the opening three events
2.0 £4,000 Halifax Stakes (2m)
2.30 £4,000 Fenwolf Stakes (6f)
3.0 £10.400 Fortnum and Mason Stakes (5f)
Classified check at 5.45
1.30; 2.35; 3.5; 3.20; 4.50; 5.30 Rugby Union
The British Lions play the 13th match of their South African tour when they visit Pretoria to face Northern Transvaal. Commentary by Chris Rea. Expert analysis from Carwyn James.
Plus Boxing - in the week leading up to Alan Minter's defence of his World Middleweight title against Vito Antuofermo, a profile Of Harry Levene - Britain's best-known promoter for over half a century; Test Cricket - news from Lords on the third day of the Second Test between England and the West Indies; Golf - John Fenton on the Greater Manchester Open and Football - a preview of tonight's third and fourth play-off in the European Championship.
Timetable
1.30 News/Prospects
1.55 Ascot Racing
2.5 Boxing profile
2.15 Athletics/Tennis/Cricket
2.25 Ascot Racing
2.35 Rugby Union/Cricket/Golf
2.55 Ascot Racing
3.5 Rugby Union/Tennis/Athletics
3.20 Rugby Union
4.0 Tennis/Cricket/Athletics/Golf
4.50 Racing/Rugby Union
5.0 Headlines
5.5 Tennis/Athletics/Football
5.20 Cricket/Rugby Union/Golf
5.45 Classified racing
A Radio Sport and OB production
Contributors
: Europe 80
SwedenThe fifth in an occasional series of International Exchange programmes introduced by Colin Berry Producer MEL HOUSE
Contributors
: Three in a Row
Don Davis presents the touring general knowledge quiz fromPenrhys, The Rhondda. Producer
PAUL MAYHEW-ARCHER
7.30 Sports Desk
Contributors
: FESTIVAL OF LIGHT MUSIC
direct from the Royal Festival Hall, in the South Bank Pops series. Part 1 Dance Band Days Rose Brennan Leslie Douglas Billy MunnBBC Radio Big Band conducted by Roland Shaw and surprise guest artist. During the interval, Brian Matthew recalls life as a strolling player with a mime company 30 years ago.
Part 2 Big Band Sounds Syd Lawrence and His Orchestra featuring
Angela Christian and The Sercnaders
Introduced by Alan Dell Producer JACK DABBS
(In association with the GLC)
Contributors
: Sentimental Journey
Carl Sheppard presents the BBC Radio Orchestra conducted by JOHNNY ARTHEY with Danny StreetKeeley Ford and the David Snell Quartet Producer CHRIS VEZEY
Contributors
: Sports Desk
Including news of the European Championship: Bob Kilbey
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