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[Title] => Rosales slides; Lunke is lucky
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales made 38 putts in a horrendous stint on the tricky putting surface of the Pumpkin Ridge Witch Hollow Course as she bowed out of contention with a five-over par 76 in the third round of the US Women’s Open in North Plains, Oregon Saturday (Sunday).
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[Title] => Rosales skids out of Top 10; Park gains lead
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales failed to sustain her charge and fumbled with a one-over par 72 Saturday, dropping out of the top 10 and falling by six strokes behind Grace Park in the third round of the rich Michelob Light Open at the Kingsmill River Course in Williamsburg, Virginia.
Three shots off the lead in the first two days after back-to-back 69s, Rosales limped home with a 72, one-over par at the pat-71 layout, as the ace Filipina shotmaker slipped out of No. 7 position to joint 13th heading into the last 18 holes of the $1.6 million championship of the LPGA Tour.
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[Title] => Delasin sixth, earns P1.2 M
[Summary] => Dorothy Delasin rallied with a three-under par 67 to turn in another top 10 finish  joint sixth  in the $900,000 LPGA Kathy Ireland Championship won by American Rosie Jones via a playoff victory over Korean Mi Hyun Kim.
Delasin could’ve actually landed in solo sixth but a bogey on the par 5 18th enabled three others to tie her at 277, nine strokes off the winning 268 by Jones, who nipped Kim with a four-foot birdie putt on the first playoff hole.
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[Title] => Jenny finishes in Top 10 again
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales came through with a second Top 10 finish in six tournaments on LPGA Tour this year, finishing joint 10th after a closing 69 Sunday in the Welch’s/Circle K Championship won by Swede Annika Sorenstam for the second straight year.
Rosales, playing with a high-level of confidence following her joint third place-effort in the LPGA Office Depot tournament last January, birdied the final hole for that 69 as she finished with a rare run of under-par cards, that included a 68 and two 70s for a 277 aggregate.
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[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales made 38 putts in a horrendous stint on the tricky putting surface of the Pumpkin Ridge Witch Hollow Course as she bowed out of contention with a five-over par 76 in the third round of the US Women’s Open in North Plains, Oregon Saturday (Sunday).
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[Title] => Rosales skids out of Top 10; Park gains lead
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales failed to sustain her charge and fumbled with a one-over par 72 Saturday, dropping out of the top 10 and falling by six strokes behind Grace Park in the third round of the rich Michelob Light Open at the Kingsmill River Course in Williamsburg, Virginia.
Three shots off the lead in the first two days after back-to-back 69s, Rosales limped home with a 72, one-over par at the pat-71 layout, as the ace Filipina shotmaker slipped out of No. 7 position to joint 13th heading into the last 18 holes of the $1.6 million championship of the LPGA Tour.
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Delasin could’ve actually landed in solo sixth but a bogey on the par 5 18th enabled three others to tie her at 277, nine strokes off the winning 268 by Jones, who nipped Kim with a four-foot birdie putt on the first playoff hole.
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[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales came through with a second Top 10 finish in six tournaments on LPGA Tour this year, finishing joint 10th after a closing 69 Sunday in the Welch’s/Circle K Championship won by Swede Annika Sorenstam for the second straight year.
Rosales, playing with a high-level of confidence following her joint third place-effort in the LPGA Office Depot tournament last January, birdied the final hole for that 69 as she finished with a rare run of under-par cards, that included a 68 and two 70s for a 277 aggregate.
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