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All times are Central Daylight. For Standard Time subtract one hour. o BIG STORY-Drama "Tony's Luck" is turned by reporter Day Churchman of the Oregon City Enterprise Courier. He champions the cause of illit¬ erate Tony, the prime suspect in a grocery store holdup, when he learns that the poor fellow spent years in prison in a gross miscarriage of justice. Q DOLLAR A SECOND-Game 8:30 O OUR MISS BROOKS Miss Brooks convinces Mr. Conklin she can build him a new garage with a do-it- yourself kit. Eve Arden, Gale Gordon. @ (D DEAR PHOEBE-Comedy As a publicity stunt, editor Fosdick has the birthday of the fictitious "Phoebe Goodheart" coincide with that of Bill Hastings, who writes the column. Among the many gifts that arrive for the advice- to-the-lovelorn columnist is a mysterious box containing a key and a cryptic note. Bill: Peter Lawford. Mickey: Marcia Hen¬ derson. Humphrey: Joe Corey. Fosdick: Charles Lane. (Film) Q THE VISE—Film Drama "The Rattan Trunk." A man attempts to borrow money from his former sweet¬ heart. She offers him, instead, some rugs to pawn, and a rattan trunk to carry them in. But it is not long before the con¬ tents of the trunk become far more sinis¬ ter than rugs. Ron Randell presents the introduction and conclusion. Filmed in England. Cast Ellen Miller .Anne Valery Bert Edwards.Barry Keegan Insp. Forbes .Kenneth Edwards Bessie .Jan Holden Nick .Peter Grant Q THE WORLD IS YOURS Maurice Copeland narrates a travel film of scenic Sweden. 9:00 O LINE-UP->Police Drama "The Keating Case." A domestic argu¬ ment leads to a near-fatal shooting. Was it attempted suicide or attempted homi¬ cide? Lt. Guthrie and Insp. Greb investi¬ gate. Warner Anderson, Tom Tolly. WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP BOUT 9:00 O ® BOXING-Syracuse I SPECIaCi Tony DeMarco (champion) vs. Carmen Basilio (challenger), welter¬ weights, 15 rounds. Jimmy Powers reports from Syracuse, N.Y. TV GUIDE RATINGS Rating Bouts W L D KO's DeMarco Champ 46 41 4 1 26 Basilio 1 62 44 11 7 20 This will mark DeMarco's first defense of his title since he kayoed Johnny Saxton on Apr. 1. DeMarco is a slugger with plenty of heart and stamina. Basilio lost a close decision to Gavilan in a title attempt. The challenger, a Syracuse fa¬ vorite, has never been knocked out or floored. This should be a thriller. DeMarco vs. Basilio TALE OF THE TAPE Compiled by Not Fleischer (The Ring) TV GUIDE A-47