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AYAKO UEHARA AND MAYU HATTORI

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Ikeda stays three off pace in Suntory Open

June 12, 2011 - 12:00am

Chihiro Ikeda turned in a near-flawless four-under par 68 but still stood three strokes off new leader Lee Ji-hee halfway through the Suntory Open at the Rokko Kukusai Golf Club in Kobe, Japan last Thursday.

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