Television Log Schedule Snapshot
Television listings show a multi day lineup with programs and times. Evening slots feature Cactus Pete ter, Mr. and Mrs. North, Danny Thomas, My Little Margie, Four Star Final, Family Playhouse. Morning includes Today, Ding Dong School, Ernie Kovacs. Afternoon items list Matinee Theater, Queen for a Day, Married Joan. Evening continues with Roy Rogers, Disneyland, Masquerade Party, Break The Bank, News, Dollar A Second, and Family Playhouse.
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Cactus Peteter
Mr. and Mrs. North
Danny Thomas
My Little
Margie
Family Playhouse
LeRoy
Front Page
Roy Rogers
Disneyland
TV Listings Chronology with Daytime to Night Shows
The page lists a dense schedule of radio and TV programs from morning to late evening, including weather updates, game shows like The $64,000 Question, and soap operas such as Guiding Light and As the World Turns. Names such as Douglas Edwards, Godfrey, Johnny Carson, and Art Linkletter appear alongside classic programs, with time slots spanning from early morning to late night.
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Godfrey
Guiding Light
U Schedules Mix of News and Shows Across Evening Block
Radio and TV listings present a dense schedule with weather forecasts, news, talk and game shows, dramas, and soap operas. Notable items include Dinah Shore and Jane Wyman theater blocks, Dave Garroway repeats, and a late night feature film. Slot names appear garbled or misspelled in places, but overall structure shows a classic broadcast day through midnight.
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Bob Ingham
Phoebe
Jane Wyman
Circle Theater
Broadcast Schedule Fragments Mixed With Show Titles
A chaotic listing shows a daily radio and TV program grid with varied segments such as News Weather World Affairs and family shows. Names like Les Paul Mary Ford Phil Silvers Joe and Mabel and Captain Kangaroo appear among the lineup with times stretching into the late night.
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Mary Ford
Phil Silvers
Navy Lee
Joe and
Mebel
Spotlight Theater
Mark Sabre
Warner Bros Presents
Famous Playhouse
Gus Bell Tops Snider In All Star Balloting
New York June 26 AP Gus Bell leads Duke Snider in the National League center field vote for the July 10 All-Star Game in Washington with 56 602 to 53 668 final tallies. Mickey Mantle leads AL with 94 278 votes. Dale Long tops NL with 90 059. Other results list top vote getters and Cincinnati players among leaders.
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New York
Gus Bell
Cincinnati
Redlegs
Brooklyn
Duke Snider
Bell
Snider
Washington
Ford Frick
Mickey Mangle
Yankee
Pittsburgh
Dale Long
Mickey Vernon
Boston
Vic Wertz
Cleveland
Nelson Fox
Chicago
Billy Goodman
Kell
Baltimore
Ray Boone
Detroit
Harvey Kuenn
Chico Carrasquel
Ted Williams
Charley Maxwell
Jim Piersall
al Kaline
Hank Bauer
Yogi Berra
Sherman Lollar
Ted Kluszewski
Red Schoendienst
Johnny Temple
Ken Boyer
St. Louis
Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee
Ernie Banks
Roy McMillan
Rip Repulski
Frank Robinson
Stan Musial
Wally Post
Roy Campanella
Ed Bailey
Indians and Dodgers Lead Chester Ball Leagues
The Dodgers and Indians top Chester junior baseball leagues in standings through Sunday. Dodgers 5-1 lead Little League after beating Cardinals 12-8, with Garry Koch preventing a late rally. Cubs 12, Yanks 2. Heuer homered and had three hits. Gas House Gang 11, Lions 5 in Babe Ruth action. Indians 4-4-1 stand with leaders listed. rain paused Indians Legion game. Nine members of the 1956 Mississippi baseball team join the 1956 football squad.
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Dodgers
Indians
Chester
Cardinals
Dodger
Garry Koch
Cardinal
Cubs
Yanks
Stephen Heuer
Heuer
Gas House Gang
Legion Lions
James Sympson
Dennis Ward
Gas House
Bob Blechle
Lions
David Epstein
Shelby Lawder
Braves
Snead Struggles as Hogan in Canada Cup Pressure Grows
In the Wentworth Wentworth course Canada Cup era Ben Hogan and Sam Snead face a tense final stretch. Snead describes misreads and clubs as Hogan battles subpar form to keep U S in contention. Canada leads United States by three strokes after 36 holes as Stan Leonard shoots 283 to pull ahead.
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Hogan
United States
Canada
Stan Leonard
Burma Road
Wentworth
Lightburn Edges Josato In Ten Round Welter Bout
Ludwig Lightburn the 22 year old British Honduran lightweight contender won a split decision over Jake Josato in a 10 round fight at St Nick's. Lightburn suffered a cut over his right eye requiring stitches costing him a July date while both fighters were battered at the finish.
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New York
Ludwig Lightburn
British Honduras
Jake Josato
Lightburn
St. Nicholas Arena
St. Nick’s
Mark Conn
Artie Schwartz
Leo Birnbaum
Josato
Fight Results Show Narrow Point Victory in 139 Burn Bout
In a marked exchange the New York fighter edged the Ludwigh light burn 139 rounds, defeating Jake Jostao by out pointing in Philadelphia. British Honduras pursues a rematch as officials tally the judges score.
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New York
Ludwig __lightburn
British Honduras
Jake
Jostao
Philadelphia
Hogan Rounds Lead In Weekend Golf Event
Hogan followed his 68 on Sunday with a 69 on Monday, playing regulation golf most of the way. Snead, troubled by a painful right hand, chalked up a 76-73-149 on the first two rounds.
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Hogan
Snead
Major League Stars Shine In Narrow Wins
Art Fowler pitched a five hitter with one walk and three strikeouts to lift the Redlegs over the Pirates 2-1. Bobby Thomson collected four singles, hit his 10th homer, and drove in three as the Braves beat Milwaukee 8-5 for their 11th straight win.
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Art Fowler
Redlegs
Pirates
Bobby Thomson
Braves
Milwaukee
Phillies
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John Stewart
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Bert Thom
Nick Tip
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