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                    [Title] => King hari sa Open Masters
                    [Summary] => Gumawa ang Filipino bowler na si Chester King ng isang upset nang kanyang talunin ang top seed na si Hsiao Chin Liang ng Chinese Taipei para sa korona ng Men’s Open Masters title sa 34th PBC-Euromed International Open sa Pearl Bowling Center sa Parañaque City kahapon.


Naglabas ng agresibong performance, nanaig ang 29-anyos na si King sa kanyang unang laban, 232-180 laban kay Hsiao upang ipuwersa ang sudden-match na kanyang pinagwagian rin sa iskor na 210-192.


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                    [Title] => Jenny ready to launch tour bid
                    [Summary] => Except for the debilitating heat, everything’s fine as far as Jenny Rosales’ game and preparations for the kickoff leg of the 2004 LPGA Tour — the Welch’s/Fry Championship – are concerned.


"She’s hitting the ball well and according to her, okay ang pakiramdam nya kasi hindi na sya nag jetlag unlike last year," said Rosales’ swing coach Bong Lopez in a message to The STAR on the eve of the traditional pro-am event in Tucson, Arizona Wednesday (Thursday in Manila).


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                    [Title] => Rosales third, pockets P2.05 million in ANZ
                    [Summary] => Though she failed in her title bid, Jenny Rosales succeeded in launching her 2004 season on a brilliant note, finishing a strong third in the rich ANZ Ladies Masters with a closing four-under 68 worth $36,612 or P2.05 million at the Royal Pines Golf Club course in Gold Coast, Australia yesterday.


World No. 1 Annika Sorenstam ruled the $800,000 event in a typical Sorenstam fashion – firing a bogey-less, eagle-spiked 65 and running away with the crown with a stirring 269 aggregate. She earned $169,575.


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                    [Title] => Jenny slides to fourth with even-par 72
                    [Summary] => From flawless to flawed.


A day after firing a bogey-free 65, Jennifer Rosales groped for form and needed to birdie two of her last four holes to salvage an even-par 72 yesterday, dropping from second to fourth in the third round of the rich ANZ Ladies Masters at the Royal Pines Golf Club course in Gold Coast, Australia.


Fancied Annika Sorenstam matched Rosales’ fiery halfway round and surged past four players, including the ace Filipina shotmaker, in a flash, pooling a 54-hole aggregate of 204 heading into the final round of the $800,000 event.


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                    [Title] => Jenny flashes flawless form for 65, trails by 2
                    [Summary] => After a rather shaky start, Jenny Rosales settled down and put in motion her bid for the crown in the rich ANZ Ladies Masters, firing a bogey-free seven-under par 65 yesterday and moving two strokes off the pace halfway through the $800,000 event at the Royal Pines Golf Club course in Gold Coast, Australia.


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                    [Title] => Jenny bucks shaky start, trails by five
                    [Summary] => GOLD COAST, Australia–Jenny Rosales bucked a late tee-off time and a bumpy start to salvage an even-par 72 yesterday as she found herself in the top 15 at the start of the rich ANZ Ladies Masters at the Royal Pines Golf Club course here.


That was five strokes adrift of Rachel Teske, the very same player who denied the ace Filipina shotmaker of a breakthrough win in the Giant Eagle Classic in a playoff last year, who sizzled with a five-under 67 at the par 37-35 layout to seize a one-shot lead over Karen Stuppies.


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                    [Title] => Ria’s mountain to scale
                    [Summary] => SILANG, Cavite — Ria Quiazon hit the nail on the head when she said "playing in the RP Open is like scaling a mountain."


But for her critics, that was an understatement. For how can a lady player with hardly any credentials to show other than her head-turning looks could measure up to the grizzled men of the tour in a tournament such as prestigious as the Philippine Open?


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                    [Title] => Jenny practice day rained out
                    [Summary] => All primed up for a much-needed practice round, Jenny Rosales found herself changing her golfing suit to a casual wear in a huff when officials of the Royal Pines Resort Golf Club in Gold Coast, Australia closed the course due to heavy rains.


"Hindi kami nakapag-praktis, biglang bumagyo dito kaya sa hotel lang kami," said Rosales’ coach Bong Lopez in a text message to The STAR yesterday.


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                    [Title] => The prime of Ms Jenny
                    [Summary] => After four fruitless years on the tough LPGA Tour, at first struggling to keep her tour card, Jennifer Rosales says it is just a matter of time before she could see her hardwork, dedication and effort come into fruition.


In fact, the five-time RP Ladies Open champion is looking not only at a breakthrough win this year but a series of victories owing to her fine form, a new-found strength and sheer determination.


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                    [Title] => Former champ returns to scene of greatest triumph
                    [Summary] => If there’s one player who welcomed the last-minute change in venue of the DHL-Philippine Open with open arms, it was Gerald Rosales.


"At least I know the course better," said the 27-year-old Rosales, referring to Riviera’s ravine-laced Langer layout, now the new site of the 88th staging of the country’s premier golf championship after Mimosa, citing its "limited resources," backed out at the last minute.


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                    [Title] => King hari sa Open Masters
                    [Summary] => Gumawa ang Filipino bowler na si Chester King ng isang upset nang kanyang talunin ang top seed na si Hsiao Chin Liang ng Chinese Taipei para sa korona ng Men’s Open Masters title sa 34th PBC-Euromed International Open sa Pearl Bowling Center sa Parañaque City kahapon.


Naglabas ng agresibong performance, nanaig ang 29-anyos na si King sa kanyang unang laban, 232-180 laban kay Hsiao upang ipuwersa ang sudden-match na kanyang pinagwagian rin sa iskor na 210-192.


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                    [Title] => Jenny ready to launch tour bid
                    [Summary] => Except for the debilitating heat, everything’s fine as far as Jenny Rosales’ game and preparations for the kickoff leg of the 2004 LPGA Tour — the Welch’s/Fry Championship – are concerned.


"She’s hitting the ball well and according to her, okay ang pakiramdam nya kasi hindi na sya nag jetlag unlike last year," said Rosales’ swing coach Bong Lopez in a message to The STAR on the eve of the traditional pro-am event in Tucson, Arizona Wednesday (Thursday in Manila).


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                    [Title] => Rosales third, pockets P2.05 million in ANZ
                    [Summary] => Though she failed in her title bid, Jenny Rosales succeeded in launching her 2004 season on a brilliant note, finishing a strong third in the rich ANZ Ladies Masters with a closing four-under 68 worth $36,612 or P2.05 million at the Royal Pines Golf Club course in Gold Coast, Australia yesterday.


World No. 1 Annika Sorenstam ruled the $800,000 event in a typical Sorenstam fashion – firing a bogey-less, eagle-spiked 65 and running away with the crown with a stirring 269 aggregate. She earned $169,575.


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                    [Title] => Jenny slides to fourth with even-par 72
                    [Summary] => From flawless to flawed.


A day after firing a bogey-free 65, Jennifer Rosales groped for form and needed to birdie two of her last four holes to salvage an even-par 72 yesterday, dropping from second to fourth in the third round of the rich ANZ Ladies Masters at the Royal Pines Golf Club course in Gold Coast, Australia.


Fancied Annika Sorenstam matched Rosales’ fiery halfway round and surged past four players, including the ace Filipina shotmaker, in a flash, pooling a 54-hole aggregate of 204 heading into the final round of the $800,000 event.


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                    [Title] => Jenny flashes flawless form for 65, trails by 2
                    [Summary] => After a rather shaky start, Jenny Rosales settled down and put in motion her bid for the crown in the rich ANZ Ladies Masters, firing a bogey-free seven-under par 65 yesterday and moving two strokes off the pace halfway through the $800,000 event at the Royal Pines Golf Club course in Gold Coast, Australia.


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                    [Title] => Jenny bucks shaky start, trails by five
                    [Summary] => GOLD COAST, Australia–Jenny Rosales bucked a late tee-off time and a bumpy start to salvage an even-par 72 yesterday as she found herself in the top 15 at the start of the rich ANZ Ladies Masters at the Royal Pines Golf Club course here.


That was five strokes adrift of Rachel Teske, the very same player who denied the ace Filipina shotmaker of a breakthrough win in the Giant Eagle Classic in a playoff last year, who sizzled with a five-under 67 at the par 37-35 layout to seize a one-shot lead over Karen Stuppies.


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                    [Title] => Ria’s mountain to scale
                    [Summary] => SILANG, Cavite — Ria Quiazon hit the nail on the head when she said "playing in the RP Open is like scaling a mountain."


But for her critics, that was an understatement. For how can a lady player with hardly any credentials to show other than her head-turning looks could measure up to the grizzled men of the tour in a tournament such as prestigious as the Philippine Open?


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                    [Title] => Jenny practice day rained out
                    [Summary] => All primed up for a much-needed practice round, Jenny Rosales found herself changing her golfing suit to a casual wear in a huff when officials of the Royal Pines Resort Golf Club in Gold Coast, Australia closed the course due to heavy rains.


"Hindi kami nakapag-praktis, biglang bumagyo dito kaya sa hotel lang kami," said Rosales’ coach Bong Lopez in a text message to The STAR yesterday.


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                    [Title] => The prime of Ms Jenny
                    [Summary] => After four fruitless years on the tough LPGA Tour, at first struggling to keep her tour card, Jennifer Rosales says it is just a matter of time before she could see her hardwork, dedication and effort come into fruition.


In fact, the five-time RP Ladies Open champion is looking not only at a breakthrough win this year but a series of victories owing to her fine form, a new-found strength and sheer determination.


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                    [Title] => Former champ returns to scene of greatest triumph
                    [Summary] => If there’s one player who welcomed the last-minute change in venue of the DHL-Philippine Open with open arms, it was Gerald Rosales.


"At least I know the course better," said the 27-year-old Rosales, referring to Riviera’s ravine-laced Langer layout, now the new site of the 88th staging of the country’s premier golf championship after Mimosa, citing its "limited resources," backed out at the last minute.


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