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Rosales, who skipped last week’s Franklin American Mortgage Championship after missing the cut in the Ginn Clubs and Resorts Open in Florida, mixed three birdies against two bogeys for that 35-35 card that gained her a share of 13th place with 10 others, including Paula Creamer and Juli Inkster.


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"She played really good. She fought out some really tough pars and that kept her momentum going. She just played really solid golf," said Australian Karrie Webb, the reigning two-time Player of the Year whom Delasin humbled in the third round to seize control of the elite field.


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AUSTRALIAN KARRIE WEBB

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Rosales, who skipped last week’s Franklin American Mortgage Championship after missing the cut in the Ginn Clubs and Resorts Open in Florida, mixed three birdies against two bogeys for that 35-35 card that gained her a share of 13th place with 10 others, including Paula Creamer and Juli Inkster.


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Creamer gains three-shot lead

March 2, 2009 - 12:00am

APATTAYA, Thailand – Three consecutive birdies on the back nine gave American Paula Creamer a five-under 67 on Saturday and a three-stroke lead heading into the final round of the $1.45 million LPGA Thailand...

Sports

Rosales four shots behind leader

May 13, 2006 - 12:00am

Jennifer Rosales, back in harness after a two-week rest, fired a one-under par 70 to stay four strokes off Australian Karrie Webb in the opener of the $2.2 million Michelob Ultra Open at the par-71 Kingsmill Resort...

Sports

Pak, Webb laud Dorothy’s gutsy stand

October 9, 2001 - 12:00am

For winning the World Championship and the top $157,000 purse, Dorothy Delasin didn’t only pass four players on the LPGA money list. She also gained the respect of two of the best shotmakers in the world. "She...

Sports