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Still looking for her first victory in the current tour, the 2000 LPGA rookie of the year awardee collected nines of 34-33 to gain a piece of ninth place with six others, three shots behind joint leaders Tina Barrett and Sherri Turner.


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"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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Delasin fires 67, trails leaders by three

September 4, 2005 - 12:00am

SPRINGFIELD, Illinois — Fil-Am Dorothy Delasin started with a birdie and came up with a birdie-birdie finish in a solid five-under 67 that moved her to within three strokes of the lead after the second round...

Sports

Jenny fires ace but trails by six

September 4, 2004 - 12:00am

Back in harness. Jenny Rosales came back from a three-week rest on the LPGA Tour to fire an ace and a 68 but still found herself trailing Christina Kim by six strokes at the start of the rich State Farm Classic...

Sports

Homeward-bound Jenny settles for 9th

September 2, 2003 - 12:00am

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...

Sports