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PRESCOTT VALLEY, Ariz. - The Grand Canyon State Sundogs Field Field Hockey Baseball Club of the Central Hockey League today announced the squad will have on pink-themed jerseys during tonight's game against the Odesa Jackalopes to demo support for breast malignant neoplastic disease research.

A unrecorded T-shirt auction bridge will get immediately following the game in subdivisions 209 and 210 of Tim's Toyota Center. All return from the T-shirt auction bridge will profit the Grand Canyon State Sundogs Foundation and breast malignant neoplastic disease research.

Select participants will also utilize pinkish sticks during tonight's competition and the sticks will be available for purchase in the Grand Canyon State Sundogs Team Shop after the first period.

In two T-shirt auction bridges this season, the Grand Canyon State Sundogs Foundation have raised nearly $70,000 for charity.

Tickets for the tonight's game are still available by telephone at 1-866-4-GET-TIX (1-866-443-8849), on the cyberspace at www.gettix.net and in individual at the Tim's Toyota Center Box Office. Game clip is put for 7:05pm.

For more than information contact the Grand Canyon State Sundogs at (928) 772-5555.

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SAN ANTONIO -- Thousands of people took to the streets of San Antonio on Saturday for the 11th yearly Susan G. Komen Race For The Cure.

The event, which drew an estimated 28,000 people, raised $1 million for breast malignant neoplastic disease research, organisers said.

Among those running play in the event was six-year breast malignant neoplastic disease subsister Nelda Juarez.

"It's such an inspiration to see so many people out here supporting us," Ciudad Ciudad Juarez said. "It really intends a lot."

"We necessitate to maintain doing this until we happen a cure," said Linda McCullers, a race participant.

The race is the biggest fundraiser for breast malignant neoplastic disease research in San Antonio.

WHAT: Pink Ribbon House Tour

WHERE: 5316 Longmont

WHEN: Thursdays-Sundays, April 3-20. Hours are 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Thursdays-Fridays, Ten a.m.-5 p.m. Saturdays and noon-5 p.m. Sundays.

COST: $15 at the door.

INFORMATION: 713-540-2529.

In 2003, the Pink Ribbon House undertaking was created to convey attending to breast malignant neoplastic disease research at Baylor College of Medicine. Since then, the design, ornament and circuit of three show window places have helped 100s of military volunteers and patrons raise almost $2 million for the Lester and Sue Ian Smith Breast Center, which focuses on prevention, diagnosing and treatment of the disease.

This year's rock and stucco, Tuscan-inspired home by Covington Builders is modeled after an Italian villa. Nearly 6,300 foursquare feet of life space include a maestro sleeping room suite downstairs, three en suite bedrooms, two further half-baths and a household room that stretches two stories. A Sub-Zero icebox and Wolf contraptions impart modern seal to an Old-World-style kitchen. Custom completes include plaster walls by Leslie Upton Sinclair of Segreto Finishes.

The house, which names at nearly $3 million, is being marketed by Martha Nat Turner Properties.