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By Olivia Flores Alvarez
Published on October 07, 2009 at 1:40am
Mexico's Monterrey Rayados meet up with the Houston Dynamo at the first-ever Dynamo Charities Cup today. The Mexican team is in the top four of its league at home, but the Dynamo leads the Western Division of the MLS, so the Rayados will have their hands full - oh wait, this is soccer, they don’t use their hands. Ah, they'll have a tough time (that's better) getting a win. The Cup benefits the Dynamo Charities, which supports Methodist Hospital and YMCA of Greater Houston, among other local nonprofit organizations. 6 p.m. Robertson Stadium, 3700 Cullen. For information, call 713-276-7500 or visit www.houston.mslnet.com. $30 to $60.
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