Sports Challenge	5:30 p.m. ET
New York Yankees vs. Chicago Cubs. Lefty Gomez, Joe DiMaggio and Tommy Henrich vs. Ferguson Jenkins, Bill Hands and Ernie Banks. The Mystery Guest is O.J. Simpson.
Schaap One on One	6 p.m. ET
Today's guest is former St. John's legendary coach Lou Carnesecca. Hosted by Dick Schaap.
Up Close Classics Harry Caray	6:30 p.m. ET
Roy Firestone hosts this one-on-one conversation with legendary Chicago Cubs announcer Harry Caray. Caray goes off on such subjects as loving the game, thoughts on Pete Rose, and singing the song that made him famous like "Take Me Out to the Ball Game."
Classic's Golf 1989 Masters Film	7 p.m. ET
Nick Faldo made a 25-foot birdie putt on the second playoff hole (No. 11) to defeat Scott Hoch. Faldo was given a reprieve when Hoch missed a two-foot par putt at the first playoff hole for the win. Ben Crenshaw and Greg Norman finished one stroke back, and Seve Ballesteros two.
SportsCentury Walter Payton	8 p.m. ET
An hour long show focusing on the life and highlights of one of the NFL's greatest running backs ever, Walter Payton. The topics covered include: longevity of his career, family background, being a practical joker, in the Super Bowl, his retirement, discovering he has cancer, his charity work, induction into the NFL Hall of Fame, and the end of his life. Chris Fowler hosts the SportsCentury series.
Classic NFL Best Ever Runners	9 p.m. ET
Spectacular running by Jim Brown, O.J. Simpson, Gale Sayers and others. Players analyze their styles.
Classic NFL Best Ever Quarterbacks	10 p.m. ET
The leading quarterbacks in NFL history are analyzed and an all-time best is chosen, along with sensational action footage of great passers at work. Quarterbacks are wired for sound.
SportsCentury Walter Payton	11 p.m. ET
An hour long show focusing on the life and highlights of one of the NFL's greatest running backs ever, Walter Payton. The topics covered include: longevity of his career, family background, being a practical joker, in the Super Bowl, his retirement, discovering he has cancer, his charity work, induction into the NFL Hall of Fame, and the end of his life. Chris Fowler hosts the SportsCentury series.
SportsCentury Hurricane Carter	midnight ET
Whether Hurricane Carter ever would have been a world champion will never be known, though he was past his prime when he was convicted of three murders in 1967. He had only one title fight -- and he lost it, a 15-round decision to middleweight champ Joey Giardello in 1964. Before that bout, Carter had won 20 of his first 24 fights, including 13 by knockout. Afterward, he won only seven of his last 15 bouts. Carter had become a cause célèbre, an unwilling poster child for racial injustice that, in his case, was not righted until he already had spent almost 20 years imprisoned for three murders he apparently did not commit. Chris Fowler hosts this SportsCentury series.
SportsCentury Nile Kinnick	1 a.m. ET
An hour long show that focuses on the career of Heisman winner Nile Kinnick, which includes: his football career at Iowa, joining the Navy, his childhood background, his excellence in high school sports, and his plane crashes into the Pacific while fighting in the war. Chris Fowler hosts this SportsCentury series.
SportsCentury Lou Gehrig	2 a.m. ET
An hour long show focusing on the impact of Lou Gehrig to the game of baseball and the world in general. Some of the features include: his death at age 37, playing through injuries, holding consecutive games played record, in World War I, and acquiring the disease that took his life. Chris Fowler hosts this SportsCentury series.
SportsCentury Ernie Davis	3 a.m. ET
An hour long show which focuses on the life and achievements of football player Ernie Davis. The topics discussed are: being the first African-American to win the Heisman, attending Syracuse University, discovering he has leukemia, and the enormous turn-out at his funeral. Chris Fowler hosts this SportsCentury series.