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[Title] => Rosales shoots 67, trails leader by five
[Summary] => Filipina Jennifer Rosales shot a bogeyless round of four under-par 67 and remained within sight of the title in the third round which saw Chile’s Nicole Perrot occupy the lead in the Longs Drugs Challenge Saturday (Sunday in Manila) in Auburn, California.
Jennifer, 27, sank birdies in the fourth and sixth holes, then in the 15th and final holes for a 34-33 in the par-71 The Ridge Golf Course. That gave her a three-round score of 204, five shots behind Perrot, whose three-stroke lead after a seven-under-par 64 moved her into position for her first LPGA Tour victory.
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[Title] => Rosales braces for Chick-fil-A title defense
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales returns to defend her title in the Chick-fil-A Charity Championship hosted by Nancy Lopez at the par-72 Eagle’s Landing Country Club in Stockbridge, Georgia, hoping to dish out the form that netted her a breakthrough victory on the LPGA Tour last year.
Rosales rallied with a seven-under par 65 in the final round to win by one shot over the quartet of Jung Yeon Lee, Rosie Jones, Becky Morgan and Grace Park, snapping a five-year title drought on the tour.
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[Title] => Rosales ready for US Open
[Summary] => Swing coach Bong Lopez will not be around when Jenny Rosales opens her bid in the rich US Women’s Open at the Orchards Golf Club in South Hadley, Massachusetts Thursday (Friday in Manila). But the ace Filipina shotmaker will be with her brother Gerald, who will act as her supporter and confidant throughout the four-day event featuring the best and the brightest players in the world in the third major championship of the LPGA Tour.
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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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[Title] => Dorothy fires 69 for joint 20th
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Fil-Am Dorothy Delasin shot her second 69 in three days but dropped another
stroke off new leader and fellow rookie Jen Hanna in a torrid third round
scoring Saturday in the Subaru Memorial of Naples tournament in Naples,
Florida.
The 19-year-old Delasin regained the form that anchored her fine start in the
LPGA Tour as she bounced back from that mediocre 72 in the second round to pool
a six-under 210 aggregate after 54 holes of the $850,000 event.
But that hardly boosted her bid for the top $127,500 purse as Delasin fell
seven strokes off Henna heading into the final round
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LISELOTTE NEUMANN
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[Summary] => Filipina Jennifer Rosales shot a bogeyless round of four under-par 67 and remained within sight of the title in the third round which saw Chile’s Nicole Perrot occupy the lead in the Longs Drugs Challenge Saturday (Sunday in Manila) in Auburn, California.
Jennifer, 27, sank birdies in the fourth and sixth holes, then in the 15th and final holes for a 34-33 in the par-71 The Ridge Golf Course. That gave her a three-round score of 204, five shots behind Perrot, whose three-stroke lead after a seven-under-par 64 moved her into position for her first LPGA Tour victory.
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[Title] => Rosales braces for Chick-fil-A title defense
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Rosales rallied with a seven-under par 65 in the final round to win by one shot over the quartet of Jung Yeon Lee, Rosie Jones, Becky Morgan and Grace Park, snapping a five-year title drought on the tour.
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[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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[Title] => Dorothy fires 69 for joint 20th
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Fil-Am Dorothy Delasin shot her second 69 in three days but dropped another
stroke off new leader and fellow rookie Jen Hanna in a torrid third round
scoring Saturday in the Subaru Memorial of Naples tournament in Naples,
Florida.
The 19-year-old Delasin regained the form that anchored her fine start in the
LPGA Tour as she bounced back from that mediocre 72 in the second round to pool
a six-under 210 aggregate after 54 holes of the $850,000 event.
But that hardly boosted her bid for the top $127,500 purse as Delasin fell
seven strokes off Henna heading into the final round
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