Listings
: Tom Edwards
Producer GEOFFREY HEWITT BBC Birmingham8.3 Racing Bulletin
Contributors
: David Jacobs
presentsStar Sounds on record Producer PAUL WALTERS
10.2 Sports Desk
From Wentworth, news of the World Matchplav golf
Contributors
: Pete Murray's Saturday Show
Producers ANGELA BOND KEN EVANS , COLIN MARTIN including at 11.2, 12.2 and1.2 Sports Desk
Contributors
: Sport on 2
with Peter Brackley1.30; 2.15; 2.40; 3,15; 3.40;
4.50; 5.30
International Golf From Wentworth, day three of the Suntory World Matchplay tournament. Reports and commentary by JOHN FENTON , DON MOSEY and CHRIS REA.
1.30; 2.10; 2.45; 3.10; 3.45;
3.55; 4.42; 5.0; 5.50
League Football
Exclusive live second-half commentary on one of the top matches; classified check at 5.0. And at 5.50, a latecomers' check
1.30; 1.55; 2.25; 2.55; 3.30;
4.50; 5.45
Ascot Racing
Commentary by PETER BROMLEY on the feature race at
2.30 £16,000 Princess Royal Stakes (1½m). Also at
2.0 £ 5,000 Hyperion Stakes (7f)
3.0 £ 8,000 Bovis Stakes (5f)
3.35 £ 10,000 Cornwallis Stakes (Sf)
Classified check at 5.45.
And at 5.4
Sports Report
News, reports and interviews on the top stories of the day; classified football scores at 5.0 and 5.50; rugby round-ups at 5.25; classified racing at 5.45.
Plus Show Jumping - the Horse of the Year Show at Wembley; Rugby Union - ULSTER V ROMANIA; Motor Racing - a preview of tomorrow's us Grand Prix.
Timetable
1.30 News/Prospects
1.55 Ascot racing
2.10 Football / Golf /Show
Jumping
2.25Ascotracing
2.45 Football/Colf
2.55 Ascot racing
1.10 Football/Golf/Show
Jumping
3.30 Ascot racing/Golf
3.45 Football half-times
3.55 Football commentary
4.42 First football results
4.50 Racing round-up/Golf
5.0 Sports Report
5.25 Rugby Union round-ups / Motor Sport Show Jumping
5.45 Classified racing/Football/Football highlights
Producer DAVE GORDON
Contributors
: European Pop Jury
Introduced in London by Colin BerryA monthly programme In which 1,200 young people Vote in six European countries to discover the number one record in Europe today.
Producer MEL HOUSE
Contributors
: Beat the Record
Don Davis invites listeners by telephone to join in the national game of naming the tune.Devised by DON DAVIS Producer RICHARD EDIS
Contributors
: Big Band Special
The Radio Big Band conducted by BARRY FORGIE with Norma Winstone Introduced by Sheila TracyProducer ROBIN SEDGLEY
Contributors
: A Tribute to Bing Crosby
A concert featuring some of the songs made famous by Harry Lillis Crosby with Ted Rogers Nick CurtisDanny Street Lee Gibson and Gordon Rose and His Orchestra
8.50* During the interval Peter Clayton takes a different look at Bing's career On The Road to Maida Vale.
Introduced by Alan Dell Producers LAWRIE MONK and MEL HOUSE
Contributors
: The Knokke Cup 1980
The BRT Belgium entry in the International Singing Contest held at Knokke Casino, Belgium. with Yvette Ravell, Linda Lepomme, Marijn DevalekThe BRT Big Band conducted by Francis Bay
The Willy Albimoor Group
Contributors
: Monaco Radio Contest 1980
Colin Berry introduces a selection of the programmes auditioned before an international jury in Monte Carlo last June. This week a double bill - the entry by the Finnish Broadcasting Company Dreams and LiesWritten by KIRSI SUTINEN and MARJA-RITTA VAKEVA Translated by DAVID MITCHELL Producer
MARJA-RITTA VAKEVA and the entry by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Michael Pearce's Nightmare
Written by HUGH GRAHAM Producer KEITH DUNCAN Series editor MEL HOUSE
Contributors
: Bob Kilbey
with The Late Show Producers PAM cox and TIM MCDONALDContributors
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