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San Moteo ZCIjt iVHtS Wednesday, March 15, 1972 4 Nws 5 News 4 Three un a Marcii 5 Mike Douglas Snow 5 Sut Yang Ytag Yee 7 Dunbar's A.M. 7:08 A.M. 2 Jack LaLanne 4 Today Show 5 News 7:25 A.M. Television SCREENINGS Bob Foster The Times is not responsible for changes made by stations in 44 Billy. Graham Greater Chicago Crusade P.M.

3 5 News 10:01 P.M. 3 News 4 Rod Seriing's Night Gallery 5 Mannix 9 A Public Affair Election '72 36 The David Frost Show 10:30 P.M. 7, II 9 Mislerogers' Neighborhood 14 The Electric Company P.M. 4 The Days of Our Lives 5 As The World Turns 1, 11 Password 9 The Electric Company 13:50 P.M. 30 The Community Speaks (Wednesday Only) 1:00 P.M.

2 Movie 4 The Doctors 5 Love Is A Many Splendored Thing 7, 11 All My Children 36 Left, Eight and Center (Wednesday Only) 1:20 P.M. 36 The. Community Speaks (except Wednesday) 1:30 P.M. 4 Another World 5 The Guiding Light 7, ll Let's Make A Deal 35 Yoga Health 2:00 P.M. 4 Bright Promise The Secret Storm 7, 11 The Newlywed Game 36 The Mike Dougas Show 2:25 P.M.

33The Wnnderful Stories of Professor Kitzel 2:30 P.M. 4 Somerset 5 The Edge of Night 7, 11 Dating Game 44r San Francisco Today 7 Galloping Gourmet 9 Sesame Street 3:00 P.M. 2 GomerPylc, USMC 14 Sesame Street (Mon. and Wed. and Fri.

only) 44 The New Zoo Rev new 3:30 P.M. Charley and Humphrey Good Stuff Hour 4 Andy Griffith 7, 11 One Ufe to Live 36 Tim 111 ie and Lassie 44 Banana Splits 4:00 P.M. 4 The New Merv Griffin Show 7, 11 Love, American Style 9 Misterogers' Neighborhood 14 The Electric Company 36 Cartoon 44 Speed Racer 4:25 P.M. 36 News 4:30 P.M. 2 McUale's Navy 5 David Frost Show 7 News 9 Sesame Street 11 I Love Lucy 36 Movie 14 Popeye 4:50 P.M.

44 The Three Stooges 5:90 P.M. 2 Plcase Don't Eat the Dal sies 11 Dick Van Dyke 5:10 P.M. 44 Bugs Bunny 5:30 P.M. 2 Gilligan's Island 4 News 7, 11 News 9 Electric Company 41 Speed Racer 5:55 P.M. 3S News OPEN SdTURDflTflHD SUN0AT CONTINUOUS FAOMUOO 7 This Is Your Life Pat Boone 9 The French Chef 11 Fisaing Hole 44 One Step Beyond 11:00 P.M.

2 The Saint 4 News 5 News 7, 11 Newg 9 This Week 44 Movie: "Three For Ja raie Dawn" (1956) A woman's trial for her life becomes complicated. Laraine Day, Ri cardo Montalban 11:30 P.M. 4 Tonight Show 5 Movie: "Come Fly With Me" (1963) Three airline hostesses do some complicated romancing. Dolores Hart, Huge O'Brien 7 Dick Cavett Show Movie: (B) "Where The Sidewalk Ends" (1950) Daira Andrews, Gene Tierney 36 Movie: (B) "I Married A Monster From Outer Space" (1958) Science fiction thriller. Tom Tryon, Gloria Taibott 12 MIDNIGHT 2 i News A.M.

4 News 7 News "Whispering Smith" see Tuesday 6 p.m. 1:30 A.M. 5 Call of the West 2:40 A.M. Movie: (B) "So Evil My Love" see Tuesday 8 p.m. 4:25 A.M.

38 Movie: "Wild, Weird. Wonderful Italians" see Tuesday 11:30 p.m. Thursday 5 Doctor It The Hons 9 Scan 44 B) "The Peopl Against O'Hara" (1957) 7:45 P.M. 14 Basic Ground School For Pilots P.M. 2 Movie: IB) "The Left Handed Gun" 1958) A teenage des perado avenges the murder of his employer.

Paul Newman. Lita Milan 4 Adam 5 The Carol Burnett. Show: Bing Crosby, Paul Lynde 7, 11 Th Courtship of Eddie's rawer 9 World Press 44 (B) "Back To Ba taan" (1945) P.M. 4 Movie: "West Side Story" part II 7 The ABC Comedy Hour Danny Thomas, Bob Hope, Sammy Davis, Totie Fields, Don Knotts, Juliet Prowse 11 Billy Graham, Greater Chicago Crusade 14 Your Child's World 8:45 P.M. 9 Critic At Large P.M.

5 Medical Center 9 Vibrations 14 Opos 14 9:30 P.M. 1 The Persuaders 11 Issues on Trial 14 Transistor Basics I "It's been on the screen for six months." Walt AS i player was interviewed. He was asked if he would have made the same decision if her were faced with it. must ad mit," he replied, "if I were faced with the same decision, and I'm glad I'm not. I would have to go along with Brian.

It really is out ot nis lianas, just as it is out of the hands of ail athletes," Cosell and McKay made much of the tact that the really important decisions in the life of an athlete nowadays are not his to make. The club owners the leagues, the promoters lawyers and even Congress make the important decisions now. The first half hour of the show was entitled "The Anato my of a Heavyweight Fight" in which Cosel! interviewed fight promoter jack Kenr CooKe Muhammad Ali anci Joe Fra zier, as well as their lawyers After the interview, in which it was revealed that each fighter would probably walk off with $6,000,000 when the fight occurs in Los Angeles in September, Cosell commented on how nei ther fighter had anything to say about when or where the fight might be. Cooke, a former Canadian who has become "mister big" in the sports world, has the option to promote the Ali Frazier fight. He played cute with Cosell.

In fact Cooke comes over as a real ham actor who can't resist television camera or a radio microphone, The show wound up with the story of little Cathy Rigby of Los Alamos, south' of Los Angeles. She was shown working out on the bars. Miss Rigby, who almost died because of her premature birth, is the first anrl only American to win a tnedl in international gymnastics competition. To Roone head of ABC sports all we can say is let's have more of (hose at least twice a month, and prefers blv once a week. 'ALL IN THE FAMILY" which has been the consisrant winner all year, once again did it.

Here are last week's top rated shows according to A. C. Nielsen. 2 All In the Family (CBS) 2 Flip Wilson (NBC) 3 Maryi. Tyler Moore Show (CBS1 4 Sanford and Son 1NBO 5 The FBI (ABC) 6 Partridge Family (ABC) 7 Gunfight at O.K.

Corral (CBS) 8 Mannis (CBS) 9 Medical Center (CBS) 10 Marcns WelbyT M.D. (ABC) 11 Dick Van Dyke Show (CBS. ABKCO FILMS TONY ANTHONY A.M. 2 News 4 Today Show 7:45 A.M. 2 Religion Today A.M.

2 Cartoon Town 5 Captain Kangaroo 8:25 A.M. isewsign news program for the deaf :39 A.M. 2 Romper Room 4 Today Show 7 Movie 11 The New Zoo Revue 9:00 A.M. 4 Dinah's Place 5 Lucy Shew 11 Jack LaLanne 9:30 A.M. 2 My Three Sons 5 The Bentley Affair 11 Movie 10:00 A.M.

2 Family Affair 4 Sale flf the Century 10:15 A.M. 7 News 10:30 A.M. 2 Flying Nun 4 Hollywood Squares 5 Love of Life 11:00 A.M. 2 Donna Reed Show 4 Jeopardy 5 Where The Heart Is 7 What Every Woman. Wants To Know 11:30 A.M.

Lucille Rivers Sewing 4 Who, What or Where Game 5 Search for Tomorrow 11 ThatGirl 11:55 A.M. GEORGE i News a iae vireuiia i.ranam sitnw their program schedules. All movies are in color except those marked (B). Tonight P.M. 2 Mayberry RFD i News 5 News 7, News 9 What's New 14 The Forsyte Saga 36 Movie: "Do You Love Me?" (1946) 44 The Flinlstimes :30 P.M.

21 DreaiE nf Jeannie 4 News 5 News "Movie: "Rhapsody" (part ID Do You Read Me? 11 The Virginian 7:00 P.M. 2 I Love Lucy 4 Wide Wonderful World 5 News 9 News 14 American History 44 Get Smart 7:30 P.M. 2 Dragnet 4 Life Around Us TV Highlights p.m. KRON TV Noise pollution, one of the ma jor problems of 20th century life, will be highlighted on "Life Around Us." 7:30 p.m. KPIX (5) A pret ty nurse and some pranks combine to give Michael a risque reputation on "Doctor In the House.

8 p.m. KPIX (5 Bing Cros by and Paul Lynde will be the guests of Carol Burnett. High light ot tne hour will be an old fas.iioned melodrama. 8 p.m. KRON TV (4) Malloy and Reed are concerned over a young reservist who draws a salty officer lor his first partner on "Adam 12.

8 p.m. KGO TV (7) Norman admits he realizes that he has become a weird person oi Courtship Eddie's Father." 8.31) p.m. KGO TV (7) "The Danny Thomas Special" star, ring Bob Hope, Sammy Davis Totie Fields, Don Knotts and Juliet Prowse will be the feature, of the ABC Comedy Hour. 9 p.m. KPIX (5) A retarded man faces a terrifying future when his brother ill on "Medical Center," 9:30 p.m.

KGO TV (7) Ciues to a dancer's murder on the Cote d'Azur lead to disclo sure cf an international stock swindle on "Persuaders." 10 p.m. KPIX (5) A year old murder case with eerie plot twists and the only witness in a catatonic stupor will be the problem on "Mannix. PRESENTS BINGO STAIR 345 1610 11 Warner Br: A.M. lijilSrffl LfMffil at IVisrrVeeeleBeeeSeeeH :00 A.M. I I IJl fgd 1 RCISninXIrlTlRH 5 Sanrise Semester 1 mdVWwA HnrnffirfW 7 Arts and Ideas of Latin fSjiMfl HBLLMjJHByjlj Brian Taylor is a student at Princeton University in New Jersey.

He not only is a student at this famous old university, he is black, and he is a better than average basketball player. In fact, there are some coaches in college circles who consider him one of the better back men in basketball. His brother Bruce is the star 49er defensive back. Taylor comes from a poor black family in northern New Jersey. He is one of those fortunate young people who has been able to make his dreams come true, or very nearly so.

His ambition had been to play basketball on the U.S. Olympic team in Munich, Germany next summer, and graduate from Princeton with a degree, after which he would enjoy the fruits of his labors, plaving professional basketball. At the start of his junior year at Princeton it appeared that Brian wouM realize all his dreams. In the last several months Taylor has had to change his dreams drastically. He will not play basketball the U.S.

Olympic team, and his degree may have to be delayed for a while. This comes about because the owners of several dozen basketball clubs in two leagues are petitioning congress "to merge the Natioal Basketball Association and the American Basketball Association. Bight now, before that merger is approved. Brian csn sign a plaving contract with the New York Nicks for $500,000. If he waits until he graduates in 1973, the merger might take place and he would have to play for whatever the owners wanted him to play for! All this was dramatically told last Monday night on one of those television hours which is long long overdue, a probing sports ABC advertised the show as an occasional series starring Howard Cosell and Jim McKay.

The title was ABC day Nights Sports" and wi. probably show up from time to time. If any show was ever needed on television it was just this sort of affair. "Monday Night Sports" is the kind of sports show you don't ordinarily get to see on TV. It was honestly hard bit ting.

The show managed to ignore the owners, the promoters, the press agents and the television sports officials who fear for 'some of the contracts they now have with professional sports. This first effort was free of all those bugaboos. McKay, who has been handling ABC's Wide World of Sports for over 10 years surprised a lot of people. He wasn't the smiling "host" of some obscure sporting event of Saturday afternoon. He was a very astute observer of trie sports scene.

He' rightly observed after the Thomas interview, that S5D0, 000 not only had changed the plans of one young man, but the plans and dreams of the entire family. Taylor's father was interviewed and confirmed that his whole family was disappointed about their son and brother, but went along with his decision to quit college and play professional basketball. "We are a poor family." the elder Thomas said, "and we have waited a long time for this money. We are sorry Brian won't be able to play on the Olympic teams, but we go along with his decision 100 percent. Bill Bradley, star of the New York Celtics a Rhodes scholar, and top college basketball Bav Area Rad 10 MIDDLE OF ROAD MUSIC K1AL kc), KXHX OHO kcl HARD ROCK SOUL KKH 1 lc), KIBE lOKO of carrying news reports al 4tl one a hour on the hour, and some every 20 30 minutes, all day Ions.

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