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PAOt4 Sports Calendar SATURDAY (NBC)BASEBALL Baltimore Orioles at Detroit Tigers or Chicago Cubs at Philadelphia Phillies. (NBC) GOLF Charlie Jones and Lee Trevino host live coverage of the third-round championship match from Jack Nicklaus Center in Kings Island. Ohio. (ABC) NCAA TRACK AND FIELD (ABC)SPORTSBEAT (ABC) BOWLING Coverage of the $115,000 Tucson Open from the Golden Pin Lanes in Tucson, Ariz. (ABC) WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS (ABC) OLYMPIC TRIALS Live coverage of women's gymnastics from Jack­ sonville, Fla. (CBS) SPORTS SATURDAY Game one of the Major Indoor Soccer League Championships (CBS) GOLF Third-round coverage of the $400,000 Kemper Open Golf tournament from Congressional Country Club in Bethesda, Md. BIG SHOW -- ABC, probably trying to make up for airing the pseudo-Olympic '̂ Battle of the Network Stars." will outdo itself in its coverage of the genu­ ine XXIIIrd Olympiad from Los Angeles. The network will present an industry-shattering 1B7 hours of action, almost all of it live, during the July 27 to Aug. 13 run of the games. To make sure everyone knows about the biggest sports event of the year, the network plans a two-hour prime-time preview on July 27 as well. ABC's output will not only be nearly two and a half times its coverage of the 1976 games In Mont­ real. but it's also more air time than the last three summer Olympics combined. In an effort to satisfy the expected worldwide audience of two and half billion, the network will employ a staff of 2.500 as it televises events in 22 widely spread locations around Los Angeles. The job is so big that the network has divided its broadcast center into two parts. One will produce the domestic signal from one point in Hollywood, and the 2.000 foreign correspondents covering the event will pick up ABC's signal from another point in the movie capital. One of the features of ABC's Olympic coverage that has proven to be a big hit is its "Up Close and Personal," which provides profiles of athletes that give a different dimension to the competitors. SATURDAY. JUNK 2 Q living Wild 'Africo't Tolleit Story.' Tonight'i program txom in*t the daily activities of Africa's gentle giant, the giraffe. (60 mm.) [Closed Captioned] 3D ® ® 3-3-1. Contact Brice Weisman, who produces "Up Close and Personal." says the object of his segment is "to get to know the athletes as human beings, to try to find out what makes them so special. We search for the desire, ambition, dedication and the unique human- ness that makes up the characters of the athletes." When the games are over in August. ABC will have covered nine of the last eleven Olympic games. Quite a record, but that still doesn't make up for the network's airing of "The Battle of the Network Stars." SUNDAY (CBS) NBA BASKETBALL Game two or three of the World Championship series. (CBS) GOLF Final-round coverage of the $400,000 Kemper Open Golf event from the Congressional Country Club in Bethesda, Md. (NBC) TENNIS Dick Enberg and Bud Collins host same-day taped coverage of the 1964 French Open Tennis Cham­ pionships from Roland Garros Stadium in Paris, France. (NBC) GOLF Charlie Jones and Lee Trevino host live coverage of the LPGA championship round from the Jack Nick­ laus Center in Kings Island. Ohio. (NBC) SPORTSWORLD Highlights: The U.S. Gymnastic Championships from Chicago with Don Criqui, Bill Macatee and Nancy Thies Marshall; Bruce Jenner Track and Field Classic on tape from San Jose, Calif., with Charlie Jones, Frank Shorter, Bruce Jenner and Ahmad Rashad hosting. (ABC) U.S. OLYMPIC TEAM TRIALS (ABC) USFL FOOTBALL MONDAY (ABC) MONDAY NIGHT BASEBALL Monday Night Baseball returns for another season. tr WEDNESDAY (CBS) NBA BASKETBALL Game three or four of the seven-game World Cham­ pionship series. FRIDAY (CBS) NBA BASKETBALL Game four or five of the seven-game World Cham­ pionship series. IB ®> MO VIC: Pacific' This n the DeMille toga of the men who built the Union Pacific Railroad, linking the oast and wwt. Barbara Stanwyck, Joel McCreo, Robert P ret ton. 1939. ® (2$ ChiMM Spotlight (B Ma Oiicagi M| mt.tl, ililiil 1 • MI rvwvyv^viNi 1:30PM Q st«. of Hx Grand Of' Opry O MOV*: 'Hit tho Ice' Side- walk cameramen become in­ volved with a gang of bank robbers. Bud Abbott, lou Cos teio, Patric Knowles. 1943. (H) 9 ® MOVK >•% Ire od fit of 193T A radio ifL-J in ikie nil iim bumL iwOi bi will on wor tiiv»i col comedy. Kng Crosby, Stuart Erwin, UNa Hyams. 1933. ID Cooking Q9 MO VIC: B To Be