TV Tonight March 26 1979 Prime Time Schedule
TV listings show evening specials and regulars across networks led by NBC CBS and ABC. Notable items include Mind at Large Adler on Aristotle on Bill Moyers and Treasure Island on the late movie with Wallace Beery and Jackie Cooper. A Captain Kangaroo Dusty’s Treehouse and Sesame Street morning blocks precede primetime.
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America
Mortimer Adler
Lou Grant
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Wallace Beery
Jackie Cooper
Academy
Paris
Dawson City
Crockett seventh graders win two track trophies in Wink and West Relays
Members of Crockett Junior High School seventh grade boys track win a team trophy at the Wink meet and claim a first place team trophy at the West of the Pecos Junior Relays. The photo shows players Gabriel Fierro Raul Palomino Zeke Hinojos Joey Dominguez Gilbert Diaz in the front row.
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Lopez Wins Sahara Pro Am in Las Vegas Display
Nancy Lopez shoots 2 under par 69 to clinch the Sahara National Pro Am title in Las Vegas. Lopez edges toward victory as top players across golf, tennis, bowling, auto racing, and college sports chase titles in major AP brief.
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Navratilova Claims No 1 Spot After Winter Tour Win
Martina Navratilova, at 22, declares herself No 1 for the year after beating Tracy Austin 6-3 3-6 6-2 in the final of the winter tour finale, earning $100,000. She notes Chris Evert’s slump but remains focused on top ranking aided by a strong 1978 showing.
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UCLA Hires Larry Brown as Bruins Basketball Coach
UCLA reportedly hired Larry Brown to succeed Gary Cunningham as head coach. Brown, 38, has no college coaching experience but has pro success with ABA and NBA teams. An official announcement was expected midweek after a weekend interview. Cunningham resigned after two years of UCLA titles and regional NCAA runs.
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Eagles take second in Sandhills Relays
Pecos Eagles place second at the Sandhills Relays in Monahans led by firsts from the 1 600 meter relay team Darnell Cameron Stacey Blackwell Gary Rogers and Eddie Matta and by a 400 meter dash win from Matta. Blackwell and Falcon also posted runner up or top placings in sprints and hurdles as Fort Stockton topped team totals with 131 points.
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Benitez Wins Unanimous Decision to Retain WBC Welterweight Title
Wilfredo Benitez of Puerto Rico defeated Harold Weston by unanimous 15 round decision to retain the WBC welterweight title. Referee Richard Steele scored 149-138. two Puerto Rican judges had closer scores. Benitez said he is ready to face England’s David Green, who attends ringside and eyes the May 26 Monte Carlo bout.
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Drysdale Wins Legends Championship With New Serve
Cliff Drysdale, 37, defeats Rod Laver in Atlanta to win the Tennis Legends Championship on the first stop of the 35-and-over tour. The match finished 3-6 6-3 6-4 as Drysdale credited a new serve for turning the match in his favor.
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