Television Schedule for Monday April 29 1968
TV listings show Jesse James film with Robert Wagner and Hope Lange, followed by varied programs across NBC CBS and ABC. Includes morning Today Show and Tonight Show segments, soap operas, game shows, news, sports, and local regional broadcasts from Texarkana and Shreveport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STK
True Story of
Jesse James
Robert Wagner
Hope Lange
Texarkana College
Texarkana
Shreveport
CNAC
Marshal Dillon
Jeannie
Charley Miks
John MilLs
Kentuckian and Other ABC Shows Highlight KATV Schedule
KATV listings reveal Burt Lancaster film The Kentuckian and Dina Lynn in Peyton Place plus ABC lineup including The Big Valley Dream House Newlywed Game Bewitched and General Hospital with daytime and late evening airings across local channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ABC
ABC General Hospital
Arkansas News and Weather
N.y-P.d
N.y-P.d. - Abc (C) the Invaders
Arkansas News and Weather World News
Bud Campbell
Joey Bishop
TV Schedule Highlights From KSLA April 29
The page lists a May 29 television lineup featuring Gunsmoke The Lucy Show Andy Griffith The Monday Night Movie Hollywood Story with Richard Conte and Julie Adams CBS News Weather and multiple game shows and soap operas including Love Is A Many Splendored Thing The Today schedule notes CBS News anchored by Cronkite and Weather with Erwin plus children’s programs Captain Kangaroo Candid Camera Beverly Hillbillies and Gilligan's Island among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Griffith
Richard Conte
Julie Adams
Dodson
Bolton
Pastor
CBS News
Benji Bob & His
Beverly Hillbillies
Andy of
Penn Drake Relays recap shows edge for Penn Drake
Eastern track and field carnival produced a nine to seven edge for Penn with three ties across 19 college events. Villanova swept relays but Drake and Kansas posted top marks in several events including national collegiate records in the triple jump by Lennon Burgher and Aaron Hopkins, while Penn’s host team showcased strong performances despite a seven year drought at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bernstein
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Penn
Drake
Jumbo Jim Elliott
Villanova
Kansas
Jim Ryan
Prairie View
Wildcats
Texas
Jayhawk
Yale
Lennon Burgher
Nebraska
Aaron Hopkins
Toledo
Hopkins
Burgher
Ellis Wins on a Split Decision in WBA Final
Jimmy Ellis, 28, from Louisville, upset Jerry Quarry of Bellflower California to win the World Boxing Association heavyweight title by split decision in Oakland. Ellis, once little known, defeated Quarry over 15 rounds and eyed a future bout with Joe Frazier or Cassius Clay as manager Angelo Dundee touted “Al Jones” as a rival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Church
Associated Press
Oakland
Jimmy Ellis
Jerry Quarry
Bellflower
Calif
Ellis
Louisville
Quarry
Joe Frazier
Elis
Angelo Dundee
al Jones
Florida
Frazier
Jones
Dundee
Buster Mathis
New York
Quenois
Pennsylvania
Maine
Massachusetts
Casius Clay
Clay
Cox Made a Mark on the Pro Ranks
In Bournemouth England Mark Cox the 24 year old amateur stunned two professionals Pancho Gonzalez and Roy Emerson at the British Hardcourts Championship the world open tourney. Promoter George MacCall says more open events are coming and that Cox signals rising challenge for both pro and amateur players across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bournemouth
England
Mark Cox
Cox
Pancho Gonzalez
Roy Emerson
Mark Coxes
Fue Rope
George MacCall
Derby Contenders and Stable Names in Early Racing List
A dense excerpt lists horses and owners from Cragwood and Cain Hoy stables with trainer H Forrest Miller and figures like Brumfield Bieber Belmonte Jacobs Cavalaris and several other names. It showcases lineups including Verbatim Dancer and Iron Ruler among multiple entrants with connections to October House Farm Elmendorf Fuller and Mosbacher.
Fights Last Night in Oakland Weeks Boxing Upset
Jimmy Ellis from Louisville outpointed Jerry Quarry of Los Angeles to win the World Boxing Association version of the heavyweight title in Oakland. Ellis improved his record while Quarry suffered a setback in a closely contested bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oakland
Jimmy Ellis
Louisville
Jerry Quarry
Los Angeles
Ellis
World Boxing Association
Derby Talk and Playoff News From Around The Sports World
A patchwork vintage wire recap covers the 94th Kentucky Derby with tips on contenders such as Tron Ruler Wise Exchange and Captain's Gig, plus Derby favorites and trainer notes. Hockey results include St Louis beating Minnesota 4 3 and Montreal defeating Chicago 4 1 to swing series. tennis sees Rosewall over Laver in straight sets. Harvard lacrosse ends 35 year drought by beating Princeton 10 9 in overtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
St. Louis
Minnesota
Montreal
Chicago
Lamar Tech Athletes Die in Crash
A fiery plane crash near Beaumont killed coach Ty Terrell and five Lamar Tech track team members after returning from Drake Relays. Seven perished overall including the pilot E W McCall. memorial services planned at McDonald Gym as classes were dismissed. The mile relay team DeLaune Favazza Thomas Richardson set a Drake record before finishing second to Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald Gymnasium
Tyrus
Ty” Terrell
Randy Clewis
Palestine
Don DelLaune
Lamarque
Mike Favazza
Beaumont
John Richardson
Waverly Thomas
Galveston
Lamar Tech
DeLaune
Favazza
Thomas
Richardson
Drake
Texas
E. W. McCall
Des Moines
Federal Aviation Agency
Travel from behind to win for Arkansas Travelers
Quique Rivera delivered a pinch hit double in the eighth, driving in two as Arkansas erased a deficit to beat Amarillo 6-4. Rivera's two RBI joined Mike Christino's two homeruns and a strong relief by Clayton Kirby as the Travs captured the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Quique Rivera
Arkansas Travelers
Amarillo Giants
Rivera
Lén Boyer
Sandy Roberto
Amarillo
Arkansas
Mike Christino
Travs
Clayton” Kirby
San Antonio
Gary Ross
Mmemphis
Missons
Blues
Rick Pierni
el Paso
Dallas-Fort Worth
Dick Armstrong
Albuquerque
Shreveport
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Peyton Place
Big Valley
Dream House
Dick Cavett
Tue Monkees
Rowan and Martin Laugh-Tamic
Danny ‘Thomas
I Spy
NBC
Loanie Gibbons
Snow
Truesday
Ape
Bob Laie
Mike Bouplas Straws
Love Lucy
Lunbley Brinkley
Weathers
Seranty
Jerry Lewis Shaw
Lewis
Uestley Mtelit Ae
King Crosby
Jane Woman
Here
Beatter
Lomire Gibbons Spe
Phe Monkees
Rowan & Martin
Danny Thomas
Joel McCrea
Curaca
John Bromfield
ABC News
Union Pacific
N.Y. PF. O
the Invaders
Katv
Burt Lancaster
Diana Lynn
World News
Ksla-Tv
HOPE
DERBY
Calumet Farm
Cragwood Stable
H. Forrest
M. Miller
B. Brumfield
Iron Ruler
Cain Hoy
Isidor Bieber
W. W. Stephens
H. Jacobs
L. Pincaye
M. Yeata
E. Belmonte
Dancer
October House Farm
Yowell
Elmendorf
Peter Fuller
Don B, Wood
J. C, Meyer
L. C. Cavalaris Jr
J. Ls Rote
Kentucky
M. R. Fisher
Joe W. Brown
L. G. Holt
J, L, Mosbacher
R. Ussery
D, Pierce
A. Richard
J, Sellers
Don Brumfield
Forsward Pags
Gelucun Lou Moe
Turray Olderiman
ATS Edits Newspaper Enterprise Association
Nea
America
Churchill Downs
Kelso Sturgeon
Kelso
Clarion
Wise Exchange Dancer
Wise Exchange
Hialeah
Aqueduct
Hirsch Jacobs
Braulio Baeza
Forward Pass
Harry Guggenheim
Don B
Proper Proof
Ken Rosewall
Rod Laver
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Crimso
Princeton
Tigers
By Phil Pastoret
Mercury
Virginia
Martinsville
Cale Yarborough
Timmonsville
S.C
Martinsville Speedway
Solomon
Ancient
Israel
Hollis Refrigeration
Country Club
Joe Hollis
Joe Hickey
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