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Rosales, the five-time RP Ladies Open champion now residing in Monterey Park, California, had previous rounds of 70-74. With a 211 total, she climbed into a tie for 21st from 41st place and is 10 shots behind leaders Annika Sorenstam and Grace Park (Story above).


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ANNIKA SORENSTAM AND GRACE PARK

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Jenny in title chase anew with opening 68

July 10, 2004 - 12:00am

Greed took a bite off Jennifer Rosales’ superb first round after her US Women’s Open debacle as she settled for a four-under par 68 after dropping two strokes on the final hole to lay three shots adrift...

Sports

Rosales gears up for strong finish

July 29, 2002 - 12:00am

NEW ROCHELLE, New York – Jennifer Rosales came back strong in the third round Saturday as she turned in a four-under-par 67 and geared up for another strong finish in the Sybase Big Apple Classic at the Wykagyl...

Sports