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m Sports Calendar SATURDAY (NBC)BASEBALL New York Yankees at Chicago White Sox or St. Louis Cardinals at Pittsburgh Pirates. (ABC) WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS (ABC) FOOTBALL AFC-NFC Hall of Fame Game: Seattle Seahawks vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers. (ABC) OLYMPICS (CBS) RACING Ken Squier, Dick yermeil, Ned Jarrett and Chris Economaki host the International Race of Champi­ ons. live from the Alabama International Speedway in Talladega. Ala. (CBS) GOLF Pat Summerall. Ken Venturi, Ben Wright, Tom Weiskopf. Steve Melnyk, Verne Lundquist and Frank Glleber host third-round coverage of the $400,000 Sammy Davis Jr. Greater Hartford Open, airing live from the Edgewood Golf Club in Crom- •inmR. Conn. - ... - SUNDAY (CBS) RACING Chris Economaki, Ned Jarrett, Mike Joy and Ken Squier report live on the 16th running of the Tal­ ladega 500 from the Alabama International Speed­ way in Talladega. Ala. (CBS) GOLF Pat Summerall. Ken Venturi. Ben Wright, Tom Weiskopf, Steve Melnyk, Frank Glieber and Verne Lundquist report on final-round coverage of the $400,000 Sammy Davis Jr. Greater Hartford Open Golf tournament, live from the Edgewood Golf Club in Cromwell. Conn. (NBC) SPORTSWORLD Boxing: Marv Albert and Ferdie Pacheco host a live 10-round non-title Junior Lightweight bout between WBA Champion Rocky Lockridge and Edgar Cas­ tro from Milan, Italy; Soccer: Charlie Jones and Paul Gardner report on the European Soccer Champion­ ship (on tape) between France and Spain. (ABC) OLYMPICS MONDAY TUE8DAY (ABC) OLYMPICS WEDNESDAY (ABC) OLYMPICS THURSDAY (ABC) OLYMPICS FRIDAY (ABC) OLYMPICS (ABC) OLYMPICS SUMMER OLYMPICS -- The Olympic Games, which open in Los Angeles July 28. have come a long way since news of the 1896 Olympic marathon was carried to the stadium by horseback riders. This year television will beam the results of the marathon and other events to a record 146 nations -- 24 more countries than viewed the 1976 games. The American Broadcasting Company predicts the Games will have a worldwide audience of 2.5 billion people, making it the largest television audi­ ence to watch an event -- sporting or non-sporting -- in history. Besides ABC, the host and coordinating broad­ caster of the Games, the Olympic Committee has signed agreements with the Asian-Pacific Broad­ casting Union (covering almost all the islands in the Indian Ocean). the Caribbean Broadcasting Union (which practically blankets most of the small nations of the Caribbean), Malaysia, the People's Republic of China. South Korea and Taiwan. The Olympic Organizing Committee will do this massive communicating job with the help of hun­ dreds of employees and $50 million in computers. And the games will get corporate help from some biggies. AT & T will provide the telecommunications system, and IBM will donate the office systems equipment and personal computers. Motorola is donating the radio communications equipment, and Pacific Bell's fiber optic system will add thousands' of phone lines. Xerox copiers and telecopiers wilt churn out thour sands of pages every day and MCI is responsible for the telex and international eletronic message services. Getting back to the numbers game, the commit­ tee also announced that 122 nations will send 7.400 athletes to compete, equaling the 1976 Montreal Games' total of 122 nations, but more than 1976's 7.147 contestants. ©Compulog SATURDAY, JULY U © MOVIC: In Old Coliente' Boy it vindicated with the help of the daughter of the rancher he it accuted of murdering. Roy Ro- gert, (Catherine DeMille, Gabby Hayet. 1939. 3) (2D il Club del Nino 6E) H |e Announced Athletes In Action €9 Selle I Sebastian €0 ® MOVIi: 'U.F.O. Journals' © MOVIE: 'Moon Hoot' An lSth-Century English rake takes up smuggling. Stewart Gronger, George Sanders, Joan Green­ wood. 1955. 12:15 PM @ MOVIi: 'The Man from the Alamo' The tole survivor of the Alamo ditcovert that Americon renegades, dressed as Mexicans, were res­ ponsible for the massacre. Glenn ford, Julie Adams. Victor Jory. 1953 12:30PM OO® ! 0D Children's Film Festival © C D © Ma|or League lauball: Chicago Cubs New York Mots/or St. Louis •t Pittsburgh o Country Clips O MOVIi: 'Star Pilot' A small tpoet craft from the planet Hydra is stranded in a remote orea of Earth. Kirk Morris, Gor- ' don Mitchell. 1970.