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Network ratings battle surges between WJZ, WBAL

By Andrew Cannarsa
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The July television “sweeps” numbers are in, and WJZ-13 appears to be closing the gap on WBAL-11.

Baltimore?s CBS affiliate posted strong ratings during the month, ranking first among viewers for daytime programming. The network moved closer to WBAL, the city?s NBC affiliate, which led three evening time slots.

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