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[Title] => Saso gets LPGA Tour invites
[Summary] => Though she fell short of her bid for an LPGA Tour card, Yuka Saso still gets the chance to slug it out with some of the world’s top players as she sees action in the ISPS Handa Vic Open in Victoria, Australia next week.
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[Title] => 14-year-old Thompson shares lead
[Summary] => Fourteen-year-old Alexis Thompson shot a 3-under 69 on Friday for a share of the lead with top-ranked Lorena Ochoa and three others after the second round of the Navistar LPGA Classic.
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[Title] => Rosales 2nd behind Annika, nets $90,691
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales fell short of her bid to topple the best player in the world in the Mizuno Classic despite firing an eagle-aided, bogey-free six-under par 66 but the ace Filipina shotmaker still came up with a solid second place finish to Annika Sorenstam in Otsu, Japan yesterday.
The 27-year-old Rosales chipped in for an eagle-3 on the par-5 sixth while sinking four other birdies in another flawless round for that 66 and a 54-hole total of 198, three strokes behind Sorenstam.
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[Title] => J-Ro in hot chase of Mizuno Classic crown
[Summary] => The Philippines’ Jennifer Rosales placed herself in a comfortable position to hit pay dirt again in the LPGA Tour by firing a sizzling seven-under 65 to move within two strokes of two-day leader Young Kim of Korea going into the final round of the Mizuno Classic at the Seta Golf Course in Shiga, Japan Saturday.
Barring any problem, Rosales could pull off her second win in the current tour and clinch a spot in the elite ADT Championship later this month.
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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] => Rosales undecided on RP Open stint
[Summary] => Five-time RP Ladies Open champion Jennifer Rosales, remained torn between playing in the Philippine Open and competing in the rich ANZ Ladies Masters in Australia with negotiations still ongoing at presstime last night.
Sources told The STAR that Rosales’ agent Jack Arroyo and organizers of the 88th Philippine Open are locked in a long-drawn talk for several days now with the player’s camp reportedly inclined to open her 2004 campaign in Australia, beginning with that $800,000 event slated on the very same date of the Philippine Open – Feb. 26-29.
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[Title] => Rosales wavers, trails Davies by 7
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Jennifer Rosales, out to atone for her missed-cut stint in last week’s US Women’s Open, fired a one-under par 71 Friday (Saturday in Manila) to move to 11th place halfway through the Rochester International paced by veteran Laura Davies in Rochester, New York.
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[Title] => Rosales wavers, trails Davies by 7
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales, out to atone for her missed-cut stint in last week’s US Women’s Open, fired a one-under par 71 Friday (Saturday in Manila) to move to 11th place halfway through the Rochester International paced by veteran Laura Davies in Rochester, New York.
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[Title] => Fired up Delasin running sixth
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Dorothy Delasin turned in her finest 36-hole performance in the LPGA Tour as
she fired a second straight 70 Friday (Saturday in Manila) to remain in
contention for the Chick-fil-A Charity Championship at the Eagle's Landing
Country Club course in Stockbridge, Georgia.
Although the Daly City-based Fil-Am shotmaker dropped another stroke off
two-day leader Sophie Gustafson with a 140, Delasin moved up from a share of
ninth place to joint sixth with one round left in this $900,000 event serving
as the 10th leg of the LPGA Tour.
That was Delasin's best-ever 36-hole showing since
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[Title] => Jenny opens with 2-over 74
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KAILUA-KONA, Hawaii -- Filipino Jennifer Rosales fought back with a gutsy
even-par 36 at the backside of the Kona Country Club course as she salvaged a
two-over-par 74 at the start of the $800,000 Takefuji Classic here Thursday.
Although it was seven strokes off the pacesetting 67 of Janice Moodie, it put
the 21-year-old Rosales well within reach of another stint in the final 36
holes of this 54-hole event serving as the fifth leg of the LPGA Tour.
After missing the cut on her debut in the Subaru Memorial, Rosales, a
five-time Philippine Ladies Open champion and the US NCAA
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Laura Davies
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[Title] => Rosales 2nd behind Annika, nets $90,691
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales fell short of her bid to topple the best player in the world in the Mizuno Classic despite firing an eagle-aided, bogey-free six-under par 66 but the ace Filipina shotmaker still came up with a solid second place finish to Annika Sorenstam in Otsu, Japan yesterday.
The 27-year-old Rosales chipped in for an eagle-3 on the par-5 sixth while sinking four other birdies in another flawless round for that 66 and a 54-hole total of 198, three strokes behind Sorenstam.
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[Title] => J-Ro in hot chase of Mizuno Classic crown
[Summary] => The Philippines’ Jennifer Rosales placed herself in a comfortable position to hit pay dirt again in the LPGA Tour by firing a sizzling seven-under 65 to move within two strokes of two-day leader Young Kim of Korea going into the final round of the Mizuno Classic at the Seta Golf Course in Shiga, Japan Saturday.
Barring any problem, Rosales could pull off her second win in the current tour and clinch a spot in the elite ADT Championship later this month.
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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] => Rosales undecided on RP Open stint
[Summary] => Five-time RP Ladies Open champion Jennifer Rosales, remained torn between playing in the Philippine Open and competing in the rich ANZ Ladies Masters in Australia with negotiations still ongoing at presstime last night.
Sources told The STAR that Rosales’ agent Jack Arroyo and organizers of the 88th Philippine Open are locked in a long-drawn talk for several days now with the player’s camp reportedly inclined to open her 2004 campaign in Australia, beginning with that $800,000 event slated on the very same date of the Philippine Open – Feb. 26-29.
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[Title] => Rosales wavers, trails Davies by 7
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales, out to atone for her missed-cut stint in last week’s US Women’s Open, fired a one-under par 71 Friday (Saturday in Manila) to move to 11th place halfway through the Rochester International paced by veteran Laura Davies in Rochester, New York.
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[Title] => Rosales wavers, trails Davies by 7
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales, out to atone for her missed-cut stint in last week’s US Women’s Open, fired a one-under par 71 Friday (Saturday in Manila) to move to 11th place halfway through the Rochester International paced by veteran Laura Davies in Rochester, New York.
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[Title] => Fired up Delasin running sixth
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Dorothy Delasin turned in her finest 36-hole performance in the LPGA Tour as
she fired a second straight 70 Friday (Saturday in Manila) to remain in
contention for the Chick-fil-A Charity Championship at the Eagle's Landing
Country Club course in Stockbridge, Georgia.
Although the Daly City-based Fil-Am shotmaker dropped another stroke off
two-day leader Sophie Gustafson with a 140, Delasin moved up from a share of
ninth place to joint sixth with one round left in this $900,000 event serving
as the 10th leg of the LPGA Tour.
That was Delasin's best-ever 36-hole showing since
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[Title] => Jenny opens with 2-over 74
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KAILUA-KONA, Hawaii -- Filipino Jennifer Rosales fought back with a gutsy
even-par 36 at the backside of the Kona Country Club course as she salvaged a
two-over-par 74 at the start of the $800,000 Takefuji Classic here Thursday.
Although it was seven strokes off the pacesetting 67 of Janice Moodie, it put
the 21-year-old Rosales well within reach of another stint in the final 36
holes of this 54-hole event serving as the fifth leg of the LPGA Tour.
After missing the cut on her debut in the Subaru Memorial, Rosales, a
five-time Philippine Ladies Open champion and the US NCAA
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