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[Title] => Cyna kicks off LPGA campaign in Bahamas
[Summary] => Cyna Rodriguez hopes to shake off rookie jitters as she kicks off her campaign on women’s golf biggest stage – the LPGA – which fires off Thursday (Friday in Manila) with the Pure Silk Bahamas LPGA Classic in Paradise Island, Bahamas.
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[Title] => Ji's dramatic putt gives her US Women's Open win
[Summary] => BETHLEHEM (AP) -- South Korea's Eun Hee Ji made the US Women's Open memorable for more than a lingering LPGA Tour hierarchy dispute.
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[Title] => Asia leads Int’l Team in Lexus Cup
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The Philippines’ Jennifer Rosales and Korea’s Candie Kung, fighting their rival pair to a draw in best-ball foursomes Friday, produced a full point in four-ball matches versus Nikki Campbell and Brittany Lincicome yesterday, helping Team Asia gain crucial headway versus Team International in Day Two of the 2006 Lexus Cup in Singapore.
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[Title] => Asia’s J-Ro, pal force draw with International team
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The Philippines’ Jennifer Rosales teamed up with Korea’s Candie Kung as they halved a point with Australian Nikki Campbell and American Sherri Steinhauer on a final-hole birdie, closing a 3-3 standoff between Team Asia and Team International in the opening round of the 2006 Lexus Cup at Tanah Merah Country Club’s Garden Course in Singapore yesterday.
"We want to win and are ready for more hard work tomorrow," said Rosales after helping Team Asia fight Team International to the 3-3 tie in the first round played under the best-ball foursomes format.
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[Title] => Rosales, Sorenstam outmatched
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales blew a two-hole lead after 12 holes and flubbed a makeable birdie putt on the 20th hole, enabling Colombia Marisa Baena to claim victory in their last-16 duel in the Women’s World Match Play Championship Saturday (Sunday in Manila) at the Hamilton Farms Golf Club’s Highlands course in Newark, New Jersey.
"It was a great feeling. I missed some putts early on but coming down the stretch, my putter got really good and I made the putts that I needed to make," said Baena after disposing of Rosales, who went 2-up on the 12th after a birdie-blast.
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[Title] => Rosales drops Daniel; Delasin heads for home
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales finally settled down and bundled out veteran Beth Daniel, 5 and 3, in one of the day’s most lopsided victories posted in the second round of the Women’s Match Play Championship on Friday (Saturday in Manila) even as fancied Annika Sorenstam survived a scare with a 1-up victory over Tina Barrett over 19 holes at the Hamilton Farms Golf Club’s Highlands course in Newark, New Jersey.
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[Title] => Delasin rallies to share 2nd; Webb wins by 9
[Summary] => Pulled down by an atrocious round Saturday, Fil-Am Dorothy Delasin rallied with a closing four-under par 66 and finished joint second with three others in the $1 million John O. Hammons Hotel Classic dominated by Australian Karrie Webb Sunday (Monday in Manila) in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Delasin wound up nine strokes behind Webb’s 200-aggregate in the three-day tournament but the Fil-Am’s explosive finish spoke well of the character of the player who tumbled down to 28th place from fourth with a five-over 75 round in the second day.
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[Title] => Homeward-bound Jenny settles for 9th
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales comes home Friday still empty-handed —without an LPGA title she has been chasing the last four years. But with renewed confidence and mental toughness gained from a string of close finishes, she knows it’s just a matter of time before she earns her first LPGA crown.
"Sayang talaga," Jenny’s brother Gerald told The STAR, referring to his sister’s meltdown in the rain-shortened State Farm Classic Saturday where she folded up after putting herself into contention for the title run in one stretch.
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[Title] => Rosales tantalizingly close to title
[Summary] => TURNBERRY, Scotland — Philippines golfer Jenny Rosales put herself within sight of the women’s British Open here on Saturday as she equalled the course record to grab a share of the lead after the third round of the $1.5-million tournament.
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CANDIE KUNG
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[Title] => Asia leads Int’l Team in Lexus Cup
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The Philippines’ Jennifer Rosales and Korea’s Candie Kung, fighting their rival pair to a draw in best-ball foursomes Friday, produced a full point in four-ball matches versus Nikki Campbell and Brittany Lincicome yesterday, helping Team Asia gain crucial headway versus Team International in Day Two of the 2006 Lexus Cup in Singapore.
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The Philippines’ Jennifer Rosales teamed up with Korea’s Candie Kung as they halved a point with Australian Nikki Campbell and American Sherri Steinhauer on a final-hole birdie, closing a 3-3 standoff between Team Asia and Team International in the opening round of the 2006 Lexus Cup at Tanah Merah Country Club’s Garden Course in Singapore yesterday.
"We want to win and are ready for more hard work tomorrow," said Rosales after helping Team Asia fight Team International to the 3-3 tie in the first round played under the best-ball foursomes format.
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[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales blew a two-hole lead after 12 holes and flubbed a makeable birdie putt on the 20th hole, enabling Colombia Marisa Baena to claim victory in their last-16 duel in the Women’s World Match Play Championship Saturday (Sunday in Manila) at the Hamilton Farms Golf Club’s Highlands course in Newark, New Jersey.
"It was a great feeling. I missed some putts early on but coming down the stretch, my putter got really good and I made the putts that I needed to make," said Baena after disposing of Rosales, who went 2-up on the 12th after a birdie-blast.
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[Title] => Rosales drops Daniel; Delasin heads for home
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales finally settled down and bundled out veteran Beth Daniel, 5 and 3, in one of the day’s most lopsided victories posted in the second round of the Women’s Match Play Championship on Friday (Saturday in Manila) even as fancied Annika Sorenstam survived a scare with a 1-up victory over Tina Barrett over 19 holes at the Hamilton Farms Golf Club’s Highlands course in Newark, New Jersey.
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[Summary] => Pulled down by an atrocious round Saturday, Fil-Am Dorothy Delasin rallied with a closing four-under par 66 and finished joint second with three others in the $1 million John O. Hammons Hotel Classic dominated by Australian Karrie Webb Sunday (Monday in Manila) in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Delasin wound up nine strokes behind Webb’s 200-aggregate in the three-day tournament but the Fil-Am’s explosive finish spoke well of the character of the player who tumbled down to 28th place from fourth with a five-over 75 round in the second day.
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[Title] => Homeward-bound Jenny settles for 9th
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales comes home Friday still empty-handed —without an LPGA title she has been chasing the last four years. But with renewed confidence and mental toughness gained from a string of close finishes, she knows it’s just a matter of time before she earns her first LPGA crown.
"Sayang talaga," Jenny’s brother Gerald told The STAR, referring to his sister’s meltdown in the rain-shortened State Farm Classic Saturday where she folded up after putting herself into contention for the title run in one stretch.
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[Summary] => TURNBERRY, Scotland — Philippines golfer Jenny Rosales put herself within sight of the women’s British Open here on Saturday as she equalled the course record to grab a share of the lead after the third round of the $1.5-million tournament.
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