Television logs for Monday August 31 1979 schedule
TV listings show a full day of programming from Kaleidoscope a News broadcast to films and talk shows. Highlights include Tycoon auto mechanics The Hallelujah Trail Mayberry R F D Doris Day Net News Special and Johnny Carson with guests.
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Jean Cox
Beatt Geste
Lucille Ball
William F. Buckley Jr
Mayberry R.F.D
Doris Day
Johnny Carson
Dick Cavett
Merv Griffin
TV Schedule Highlights From A Busy Morning to Night
A dense listing presents a full broadcast day with CBS NBC and ABC programming. It includes children’s shows Bozo the Clown Captain Kangaroo Sesame Street and Romper Room. classics like I Love Lucy Hillbillies The Beverly Hillbillies and Perry Mason. soaps including All My Children General Hospital Guiding Light and One Life to Live. game shows Let’s Make a Deal The Newlywed Game and Dating Game. news reports from NBC CBS and local Eye On Arkansas. and late movie offerings such as Split Second and Once Upon A Horse.
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Arkansas A.M
Little Rock
Arkansas
Linkletter
Guiding Light
General Hospital
Bay City
Mike Douglas
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Arkansas Beats San Antonio to Boost Pennant Hopes
Arkansas Travelers halted the Missions 4-1 to salvage the final game of a four game series. Ed Gagle and Skip Jutze hit solo homers, Al Hrabosky pitched seven innings with a 31 lead before relief, and a wild pickoff aided a fourth inning Arkansas tally. Wayne Dees and Quique Rivera contributed key hits for insurance runs. San Antonio's only scoring came on a second inning walk and an RBI single by Q V Lowe.
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SAN Antonio
Arkansas
Missions
Travelers
Ed Gagle
Skip Jutze
al Hrabosky
Wayne Dees
Bill Stein
Quique Rivera
Jutze
Jim Brunette
Dave Rosello
Q. V. Lowe
United States Wins Davis Cup in Tug of War 1987-88
The United States clinched a Davis Cup win as Stan Smith and Bob Lutz defeated Wilhem Bungert and Christian Kuhnke 63 75 64, giving the U S a 3-4 lead and tying Australia for the overall record with 22 Davis Cup victories. Ed Turville, captain of the U S team, said two weeks between rounds should suffice, while Ferdinand Henkel urged a longer break between rounds citing the grueling four-round span. Arthur Ashe Jr. and Cliff Richey were set to play their singles, completing a tense day of action in Cleveland.
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George Strode
Associated Press
Cleveland
United States
Ferdinand Henkel
Stan Smith
Bob Lutz
Wilhem Bungert
Christian Kuhnke
Henkel
Ed Turville
St. Petersburg
Fla
Australia
Manning Controls Mississippi’s 1970 SEC Hopes
Elisha Archie Manning leads Ole Miss as the favorite to win the Southeastern Conference in 1970. Coach Johnny Vaught begins his 24th season with Manning among Heisman contenders, while SEC rivals Alabama Florida and Georgia Tech field strong quarterbacks and balanced offenses. Richmond and The Citadel loom in the Southern Conference, with Clemson and Duke reshaping their coaching staffs as Atlantic Coast Conference races tighten.
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Associated Press
Elisha
Archie Manning
ITI
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Dixie
Johnny Vaught
Rebels
Ole Miss
Manning
Vaught
Charley Conerly
John Dottley
Jake Gibbs
Glynn Griffing
Eagle Day
Paul Dietzel
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Richmond
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South
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Alabama
John Reaves
Florida
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Tennessee
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Cleveland Browns
Dub Jones
Leo Hart
Duke
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Tommy Suggs
South Carolina
Charlie Richards
Eddie McAshan
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Charles McClendon
Tigers
Tommy Casanova
Tiger
Steve Kiner
Jack Reynolds
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Doug Dickey
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Tommy Durrance
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Paul Bear
Bryant
Sullivan
Shug Jordan
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Davidson
Walker Gillette
Spiders
Richards
Red Parker
Citadel
Bulldogs
East Carolina
Mike McGee
Pirates
Gordon Slade
Rams Depend On Strong Defense To Turn Season Around
Los Angeles Rams defensive depth anchors hopes for improvement as coach George Allen stresses the front line with stars Merlin Olsen Deacon Jones Coy Bacon Diron Talbert and a bolstered secondary after trading for Kermit Alexander. Offense needs more from Larry Smith Josephson and running backs while Allen seeks a winning fifth season.
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George Allen
Allen
Eddie Meador
Maxie Baughan
Gabriel
Los Angeles
Minnesota Vikings
Dallas
Rams
Merlin Olsen
Deacon’ Jones
Coy Bacon
Diron Talbert
Ron Smith
Willie Daniel
Larry Smith
Florida
Les Josephson
Wayne NJ Advances to Little League World Series Final
Wayne New Jersey stormed into the Little League World Series final with a 20 runless win over Campbell California. Winning pitcher Steve O Neil survived early trouble as dazzling defense preserved the shutout highlighted by Mike Fantau’s diving catch and Dave Shaver’s bases loaded catch. Shaver drove in both Wayne runs in the second inning.
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Williamsport
Wayne
N.J
New
Shaver
O'Neil
Aussies Sweep Titles in Tourney at Marlboro Open
In South Orange New Jersey Australians dominated the Marlboro Open tennis event. Red Laver defeated Bot Carmichael of France 6-4 6-2 6-2 to win the men’s title and collect 4000 dollars, while Kerry Melville beat Patti Hogan 7-4 6-4 for the women’s title. Doubles saw Laver and Andres Gimeno beat Jim McManus and Jim Osborne 6-4 6-3 in a semifinal delayed by rain. The Chilean pair Cornejo and Fillo led in the final set when play was halted for darkness and would resume Monday. Rosemary Casals and Virginia Wade won the women's doubles 6-3 6-4 over Gail Chanfreau and Francoise Durr.
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South Orange
N.J
Red Laver
Bot Carmichael
France
Kerry Melville
Edger
Patti Hogan
la Jolla
Calif
Laver
Carmichael
Andres Gimeno
Spain
Jim McManus
Berkeley
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Virginia Wade
Great Britain
Gail Chanfreau
Francoise Durr
Weekend Boxing Card Yields Narrow South Africa Victory
Jimmy Richards of South Africa outpointed Marte Ramos of Mexico after a tight 10 round affair in Johannesburg. The event featured a 108 212 bout line and showcased regional boxers.
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Associa
Pittride
Ise Php
Chicao Andradie
Mexico
Johannesburg
South Africa
Jimmy Richards
Marte el Ramos
No-hit bid slips as starter settles into opening round
A pitcher opened the Wayne tournament with a solid performance against Valleyfield Quebec, delivering a strong start but allowing six hits and two walks while recording six strikeouts. The effort kept the game close as both teams jockeyed for early control.
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Valleyfield
Que
Wayne
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