Posted: July 1, 2006

Athletics: July 2006 RUNNING TV Schedule

From David Monti

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RUNNING is broadcast on the YES Network, which reaches 10.3 million households in the tri-state area, including 3.8 million nationally on Direct TV. To confirm airtimes, visit www.yesnetwork.com and click on “TV Schedule,” or visit sportfilm.com and click on “Broadcast Calendar.”

RUNNING is produced by Salmini Films.

Sat, July 1, 6:30am	Tues, July 11, 8:30am
Sat, July 1, 12:30pm	Wed, July 12, 12:30am
Sun, July 2, 1:00am	Fri, July 14, 1:00am
Sun, July 2, 6:00am	Fri, July 14, noon
Mon, July 3, 8:00am	Sat, July 15, 6:30am
Tues, July 4, 8:30am	Sat, July 15, 12:30pm
Wed, July 5, 1:30am	Sun, July 16, 6:00am
Fri, July 7, noon	Sat, July 22, 6:30am
Sat, July 8, 6:30am	Sat, July 22, 12:30pm
Sat, July 8, 12:30pm	Sun, July 23, 6:00am
Sun, July 9, 6:00am	Wed, July 26, 8:30am
Mon, July 10, 8:00am	Sat, July 29, 6:30am
Mon, July 10, 6:00pm	Sat, July 29, 12:30am
Tues, July 11, 1:30am	Sun, July 30, 6:00am

Highlights for July include:

• The American Legacy Foundation’s Circle of Friends New York Mini 10K brings together the best in the world and 5000 celebrants in the drive to reject tobacco.
• Another festive women’s only event brought an international elite field and thousands to Albany in the 28th annual Freihofer’s Run for Women 5K.
• It all began here 30 years ago. Now the largest running series in the world, the JPMorgan Chase Corporate Challenge, makes its New York City stop and the winner is Charity.
• The Classic 10k from Middletown, New York has a great tradition of elite competition and community involvement in this Orange County town that loves sports.
• Over to the United Kingdom where the boys of Manchester United play on the pitch and thousands run by in the Bupa Great Manchester 10K.
• It’s easy to forget or ignore, but the WABC Father’s Day Fight Against Prostate Cancer Five Miler reminds the guys…get a check-up.
• When you surrounded by a rainbow in the middle of your race, you know it’s going to be a special day. Racing, rainbows and a heavenly touch, a Michelob Ultra Great Moment in Racing.
• 7.6 miles, 4700 feet of elevation gain, with a finish line at over 6000 feet above sea level. But it’s only one hill in the 46th annual Mt. Washington Road Race in New Hampshire.
• You swim, you bike, you run…surf, sweat and sun, then a chance to savor the delights of this island paradise. It’s the extraordinary Honolulu Triathlon.

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