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Tonight's game, which will match Telfair against Edgewater's Darius Washington, another top-ranked point guard, is the only high school game ESPN2 has scheduled for this season.
The program, sponsored by Doubletree Hotels, which will match the money raised in the bake sale, is being conducted in 150 Doubletree hotels nationwide.
All proceeds from the event will go to hurricane relief through the McCormick Tribune Foundation, which will match the amount, said Victoria Crosby, the organizer.
Viewers will also be able to contribute funds to the National September 11th Memorial and Museum through the SnagFilms Web site, which will match viewers' contributions during the week.
I remember the day," wrote Patricia Smith on one of a pile of loose-leaf pages for books of condolence at the event in Leeds, which will match War and Peace in bulk by the end of the day.
Head to Pembrokeshire with Nolton Stables, which will match your ability (beginner through to Dothraki) to one of its 60 horses and ponies, and take you riding on the brilliantly named Druidstone beach on the St David's peninsula.
The autocross, in which drivers will match their driving skill against others driving similar cars, including sports cars, will be held in Playland's parking lot.
Labour-led Bradford council has secured £17.6m of regional growth funding from the government, which it will match.
Next summer, Vroom, who has sunk $2.5 million of his own stash into Artadia, will co-sponsor a three-month residency in New York, backed by $25,000 from the U.S. National Endowment for the Arts (which Artadia will match).
Now Spielberg and the bank are looking to raise $325 million, which Reliance will match, and DreamWorks is now expected to fund 50% of the production cost on each film, instead of 20%.
The annual fundraising campaign is part of the Los Angeles Times Family Fund of the McCormick Tribune Foundation, which this year will match the first $1.1 million in contributions at 50 cents on the dollar.
