TV Sports and Events Schedule Highlights
A detailed Friday lineup lists baseball games including Dodgers versus Mets and Senators versus White Sox, plus bowlers' events, Belmont Stakes coverage, AAU gymnastics, wrestling, bowling, and golf from the Memphis Open. Notable late slots feature Orioles, Senators, and Indians matchups.
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Second City Satirizes Marriage on ABC
The Second City Review will mock marriage on ABC News Directions 66 Sunday at 11:30 p.m. EDT. The three part series opener features Mike Howard Gene Hackman Tom Aldgedee Mina Kolb and Sandra Kaufman and is produced with the National Council of Catholic Men.
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Chesapeake Bay governors and TV guide of 1971
A TV schedule fragment lists programs from 6:00 PM to 1:15 AM on Tuesday including News Weather Sports Twilight Zone Combat Red Skelton Dr Kildare McHale's Navy Peyton Place Fugitive CBS News Alfred Hitchcock Johnny Carson Merv Griffin and late-night movies with local reruns and special reports.
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Lawman
Weils Fargo
State Trooper
Cheaspeake Bay
Paaryland
J. Milliard Tawes
Julian Barber
Chesapeake Bay
Annapolis
Smothers Brothers
Angel Tommy
Africa
Joan
Senators
Orioles
Red Skelton
Atiston Berle
Linda Bennell
Dr. Kildare
Felis Hillman
Lydia McGuire
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McHale
Navy
Binghamton
F Troop Again
Captain Parmenter
Petticoat Junction
Lisa Douglas
Getty Jo
New York
Peyton Place
Lee
Chris
Steven
Rodney
Allison
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U.S
Gerard
Richard Kimble
Alfred Hitchcock
Johnny Carson
Merv Griffin
Dick van Dyke
Laura
Johnny Patrick
Reron
Danny Kaye
Richard Crenna
Nana Mouskouri
Herman’s Hermits
Kelly
Scott
Michael Fane
Amred Hitchcock
Law and Me. Jones
Television Schedule Highlights From Classic 1960s Lineup
An archival TV guide lists a dense evening lineup with shows such as Lost in Space, Alfred Hitchcock, Batman, The Virginian, Green Acres, and Dick Van Dyke. Noted guest appearances include Patty Duke, Richard Crenna, Nana Mouskouri, and The Monkees. Reruns dominate late slots with news and weather intermissions.
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Haller
Jesse James
Sunset Strip
Patty
Richard
Charlie Brown
Aarch
Berlin
Felix, Eckhardt
Oliver
Hooterville
Bob Hope
South Pacific
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Ages Of Man Director Bogart Overcame Early Struggles
Paul Bogart, who directed Sir John Gielgud in the TV adaptation Ages of Man, recalls a hard start in television. The program won the 1965 66 Emmy for outstanding single dramatic program, and was rebroadcast as a two part special on CBS Fridays June 3 and 10.
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Gale Gordon recalls tough radio assignment with double role
Gale Gordon of The Lacey Show recounts acting as both policeman and captured criminal when a cast member fell ill. He also improvised a siren effect to cover a sound lapse as the arrest scene played out.
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