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with Melodies for You BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA
Principal guest conductor JAMES LOCKHART
REGINALD LEOPOLD ORCHESTRA with Donald Pilley
Producer ROBERT BOWMAN

Contributors

Conductor:
James Lockhart
Conductor:
Reginald Leopold
Unknown:
Donald Pilley
Producer:
Robert Bowman

Part 1
Introduced by Peter Jones

Men's Singles Final
The climax of the 106th All-England Tennis Championships. Who will raise the Challenge Cup later this afternoon and be added to the Championship Roll of Honour for 1983?
Commentary by Gerald Williams, Max Robertson, Tony Adamson and Norman Cuddeford with expert analysis from Christine Jane, Fred Perry, David Lloyd, Bob Howe and Joyce Hume

Also John Player Special League cricket, Henley Royal Regatta, Scandinavian Open golf tournament, Belgian Motorcycling Grand Prix and the Tour de France.

Contributors

Introduced By:
Peter Jones
Commentator:
Gerald Williams
Commentator:
Max Robertson
Commentator:
Tony Adamson
Commentator:
Norman Cuddeford
Unknown:
Christine Janes
Unknown:
Fred Perry
Unknown:
David Lloyd
Unknown:
Bob Howe
Unknown:
Joyce Hume
Producer:
Dave Gordon
Producer:
Emily McMahon
Editor:
Mike Lewis

Part 2. Peter Jones and the Radio 2 team report on the final day of Wimbledon and reflect on a fortnight of action, incident, excitement and personalities, all making up the most famous tennis championships In the world.
Plus a round-up of the day's other sport.

Contributors

Unknown:
Peter Jones

The first of six programmes from the English Midlands. A look to the Black Country, its poetry. crafts and music. The industrial pictures they create contrast with the peaceful rural scenes evoked by the music of the Midlands composer Albert Ketelbey.
Producer DAVID WELSBY BBC Birmingham
11.2 Sports Desk

Contributors

Unknown:
Albert Ketelbey.
Producer:
David Welsby

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