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[Title] => Ai first to do it back to back in 44 years
[Summary] => SINGAPORE – Ai Miyazato won the HSBC Champions on Sunday to become the first LPGA Tour player in 44 years to sweep the first two events of a season, closing with 3-under 69 for a two-stroke victory over Cristie Kerr.
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[Title] => Miyazato tops Evian for first LPGA win
[Summary] => Ai Miyazato of Japan won the Evian Masters with a birdie on the first sudden-death playoff hole Sunday, beating Sophie Gustafson of Sweden to clinch her first victory on the LPGA Tour.
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[Title] => J-Ro now ranks 23rd, secures spot in ADT
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales’ impressive runner-up finish to Annika Sorenstam in the just-concluded Mizuno Classic powered the ace Filipina shotmaker from No. 30 to 23rd spot in the ADT Money Rankings, thus securing her place in the elite group of players competing in the rich ADT Championships next week.
Although she was a bit disappointed that she did not win the tournament, Rosales, a Smart endorser, remained in high spirits for having played superb golf in the three-day tournament, considering that she came into Japan hobbling from a mediocre 35th-place finish.
[DatePublished] => 2005-11-08 00:00:00
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[Title] => Rosales takes last crack at majors
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales never had a chance or has failed to put herself in contention in any of the LPGA majors this year but hopes to turn things around with an A-game and a right frame of mind in the Weetabix Women’s British Open unfolding Thursday (Friday in Manila) at the Royal Birkdale Golf Club, Southport in Merseyside, England.
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[Title] => Jenny pulls out; Stupples unstoppable
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales hurt her wrist again Saturday (Sunday in Manila), forcing the ace Filipina shotmaker to withdraw from an LPGA tournament for the second time in three weeks.
"Namaga uli," said Rosales’ swing coach Bong Lopez, referring to his ward’s right wrist, which swelled after Rosales carded a 73 in the second round of the Jamie Farr Corning Classic in Toledo, Ohio Friday.
[DatePublished] => 2004-08-09 00:00:00
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[Title] => J-Ro’s 66 in pro-am augurs well for Open
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales fired a sizzling six-under par 66 and emerged the low scorer in the pro-am of the Weetabix Women’s British Open Wednesday (Thursday in Manila) then said she’s ready for the $1.6 million (around P107 million) championship firing off Thursday at the Sunningdale Golf Club in Berkshire, London.
"I hit seven birdies and made one bogey. I think I’m more than ready this week," swing coach Bong Lopez quoted Rosales as saying.
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[Title] => J-Ro upbeat in run-up to British Open
[Summary] => With her injured wrist almost healed and her trusted clubs back in her possession, Jennifer Rosales is all set to compete in this week’s Weetabix Women’s British Open in England where she is expected to pour it all after her aborted stint in last week’s Evian Masters in France.
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[Title] => Jennifer hopes wrist heals in time for Open
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales hopes her injured wrist will heal in the next seven days in time for the Weetabix Women’s British Open in Berkshire, England where she would take another crack at the majors after her ill-fated US Open stint.
"She will really play in the British Open because it’s a major and she had prepared hard for this event," said Rosales’ mentor Bong Lopez.
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[Title] => Lost clubs imperil Jennifer’s bid
[Summary] => Fully rested after a grueling but successful campaign on the LPGA Tour the last three months, Jennifer Rosales suddenly found her bid in the rich Evian Masters beginning today in peril as she lost her trusted clubs in transit following a luggage mix-up.
"Nawala ng airline ang pamalo ni Jenny eh bukas (today) na ang start ng tournament," Rosales’ swing coach Bong Lopez told The STAR in a text message. Rosales’ caddy Donna Earley brought the clubs from the US.
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[Title] => Rosales, Delasin among top 35
[Summary] => Finishes outside the top 10 in the five of the last six events pulled Jennifer Rosales down from 23rd to 26th place in the money rankings with earnings of $307,686 after 19 legs of the 2003 LPGA Tour.
Winless in four years on the world’s most lucrative women golf circuit, Rosales has recorded four top 10 finishes in 16 tournaments so far, the last a joint second in the Giant Eagle LPGA Classic in June when she lost the crown to Rachel Teske in a four-player playoff.
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November 8, 2005 - 12:00am
