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                    [Summary] => Jennifer Rosales opened her 2006 LPGA campaign so unlike the way she did last year — in fumbling fashion — as she found herself down in the leaderboard with a two-over 74 in the first round of the SBS Open in Hawaii Thursday (Friday in Manila).


Groping for form after a long layoff and drawing a late tee-off time, Rosales bogeyed No. 7 and dropped two strokes on No. 10 before birdying No. 17 for that 74 at the Turtle Bay Resort’s Palmer course in Oahu.


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                    [Summary] => HUTCHINSON, Kansas – The Philippines’ Jennifer Rosales fired two birdies in the last four holes and salvaged a three-over-par 73 for a share of 41st place in the opening round of the 2002 US Women’s Open Championship at the Prairie Dunes course here Thursday.


Rosales, the 24-year-old five-time RP Ladies Open champion, birdied the par-3 15th and the par-5 17th, cushioning three bogeys in the frontnine and two more in the backnine to be among the top 50 scorers at the start of the fabled tournament featuring 150 players.


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                    [Title] => Delasin shoots 69, closes in on leaders
                    [Summary] => RANCHO MIRAGE, California – Dorothy Delasin gave up distance for accuracy in the third round of the $1.5 million Nabisco Championship Saturday en route to a three-under-par 69 that pushed the Fil-American just two strokes off the leaders at the Rancho Mirage Country Club.


Delasin birdied the second, fifth, 14th and 18th holes against a bogey on the third as she wound up tied with Christie Kerr at 214. They are two strokes off leaders Karrie Webb (67) of Australia and Swedes Annika Sorenstam (71) and Liselotte Neumann (73) with 18 holes to play.


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                    [Summary] => She moved up from seventh to joint fourth, but defending champion Dorothy Delasin, firing a second straight 69, dropped two more strokes as Se Ri Pak likewise matched her first round of 67 to seize a two-shot lead heading into the final round of the $1 million LPGA Giant Eagle Classic in Vienna, Ohio Saturday (Sunday in Manila).


Delasin, who started the round two shots off the Korean ace, bucked a bogey-bogey mishap on Nos. 2 and 3 with a birdie-binge at the backside of the Squaw Creek Country Club as she closed out with a 32 for that 69 that gave her a 6-under 138.


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Groping for form after a long layoff and drawing a late tee-off time, Rosales bogeyed No. 7 and dropped two strokes on No. 10 before birdying No. 17 for that 74 at the Turtle Bay Resort’s Palmer course in Oahu.


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Rosales, the 24-year-old five-time RP Ladies Open champion, birdied the par-3 15th and the par-5 17th, cushioning three bogeys in the frontnine and two more in the backnine to be among the top 50 scorers at the start of the fabled tournament featuring 150 players.


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Delasin birdied the second, fifth, 14th and 18th holes against a bogey on the third as she wound up tied with Christie Kerr at 214. They are two strokes off leaders Karrie Webb (67) of Australia and Swedes Annika Sorenstam (71) and Liselotte Neumann (73) with 18 holes to play.


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                    [Summary] => She moved up from seventh to joint fourth, but defending champion Dorothy Delasin, firing a second straight 69, dropped two more strokes as Se Ri Pak likewise matched her first round of 67 to seize a two-shot lead heading into the final round of the $1 million LPGA Giant Eagle Classic in Vienna, Ohio Saturday (Sunday in Manila).


Delasin, who started the round two shots off the Korean ace, bucked a bogey-bogey mishap on Nos. 2 and 3 with a birdie-binge at the backside of the Squaw Creek Country Club as she closed out with a 32 for that 69 that gave her a 6-under 138.


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Jennifer feels rust in opening two-over par

February 18, 2006 - 12:00am

Jennifer Rosales opened her 2006 LPGA campaign so unlike the way she did last year — in fumbling fashion — as she found herself down in the leaderboard with a two-over 74 in the first round of the SBS Open...

Sports

Rosales six shots off, Delasin nine

July 6, 2002 - 12:00am

HUTCHINSON, Kansas – The Philippines’ Jennifer Rosales fired two birdies in the last four holes and salvaged a three-over-par 73 for a share of 41st place in the opening round of the 2002 US Women’s...

Sports

Delasin shoots 69, closes in on leaders

April 1, 2002 - 12:00am

RANCHO MIRAGE, California – Dorothy Delasin gave up distance for accuracy in the third round of the $1.5 million Nabisco Championship Saturday en route to a three-under-par 69 that pushed the Fil-American just...

Sports

Delasin moves up but drops farther back

July 30, 2001 - 12:00am

She moved up from seventh to joint fourth, but defending champion Dorothy Delasin, firing a second straight 69, dropped two more strokes as Se Ri Pak likewise matched her first round of 67 to seize a two-shot lead...

Sports