A series of matches played under knock-out rules.
featuring
The International Cavaliers XI
Captain, Garfield Sobers (Notts and West Indies)
who today play for a purse of 100 guineas
Oxford University Past and Present
Captain, Fred Goldstein at St. Edward's School, Oxford.
Among those playing in today's match: Bobby Simpson (Australia), Godfrey Evans (Kent and England), Trevor Bailey (Essex and England), M.J.K. Smith (Warwickshire and England).
Introduced by Frank Bough.

(Organised by the International Cavaliers Cricket Club in association with Rothmans of Pall Mall in aid of the Oxford University C.C. Fund)
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(to 16.00)

A further visit to Oxford for the second session of play and the match result.
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(to 18.15)

for the deaf and hard of hearing
A look at the news of the week with film from all over the world and a commentary that can be seen as well as heard.
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A series of films from all over the world about our astonishing planet and the creatures that live on it.

For four years an English girl, Jane Goodall, studied chimpanzees in the wild forests of tropical Africa. This remarkable film tells the story of her unique experiences with man's closest living relatives.
A National Geographic Society film produced in association with Wolper Productions Inc.
from the South and West
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The World About Us at 7.25
'One of the happiest days of my life', says Jane Goodall about the day she pitched camp in the Gombe Stream Reserve in equatorial Tanzania. From childhood days in Bournemouth she had dreamed of studying wild animals in Africa; then the dream came true, and for five years she lived among chimpanzees.
But It took months to overcome their suspicions - months spent in learning about their general behaviour, observing their nomadic movements and social groupings, their nesting and feeding habits. When they allowed her to approach closely and themselves visited her camp site, sometimes stealing her clothing or taking food from her hand, she was able to observe their behaviour more intimately. The result is a remarkable film.

Featuring Freddie Jones, Joan Turner
with Sam Walters, Sheree Winton
Special guests: Bill Haley and his Comets

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with Robert Erskine.

Naturally the armourer had to encase his customer in steel, so that there were no vulnerable chinks, but warlike men also wanted their armour to proclaim their status, so that fashion was just as important. (Colour)

A duel of words and wit between Kenneth Horne with Maurice Denham, Ernle Money and Drusilla Beyfus with Barbara Murray, Elizabeth Jane Howard.
Referee, Robert Robinson
(Barbara Murray is appearing in "The Flip Side" at the Apollo Theatre, London)
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A profile of the life and music of Sir William Walton O.M., MUS.D., six honorary doctorates, Freedom of the town of Oldham.
with contributions from W. H. Auden, Hans Werner Henze, John Pritchard, Sacheverell Sitwell, Lady Walton
and with Sir Laurence Olivier in scenes from "Henry V" and "Richard III"
Cleo Laine and Peter Pears in selections from "Facade"
Moira Shearer and Sir Frederick Ashton dancing the "Tango Pasodoble"
Monica Sinclair, John Shaw and Norman Lumsden in excerpts from Walton's latest opera "The Bear"
English Chamber Orchestra
Conductor, James Lockhart
and the BBC Symphony Orchestra
Conductor, Colin Davis
with Peter Schidlof (viola)
The programme also includes part of "Belshazzar's Feast", the First Symphony, and the Viola Concerto.

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Television's weekend colour supplement with Noel Picarda.
Argument, discussion, entertainment
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