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                    [Summary] => The Philippines’ Jennifer Rosales and Japanese partner Namika Omata faltered at the finish and settled for half-point as the Internationals continued their domination of Asia in the Lexus Cup golf tournament at the Tenah Merah Golf Club in Singapore yesterday.


Rosales and Omata squandered a 2-up advantage going into the last five holes and blew a 1-up edge going into the final hole in a draw with Jill McGill and Erica Blasberg in their fourballs duel on the second day of the Ryder Cup-style tourney pitting the best of Asia against the best of the rest of the world.


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                    [Summary] => South Korea’s Han Hee-won is nursing a one-shot lead with the back nine left to play of the suspended $1.3 million LPGA Office Depot event at the Trump National Golf Club in Rancho Palos Verdes in California, USA Sunday (Monday in Manila). 


Slow play and darkness pushed the completion of the first round into Saturday, when a fog delay of three and a half hours forced 72 players — half the field — to return Sunday morning to complete their second rounds at the Donald Trump-designed course that overlooks the Pacific Ocean. 


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                    [Summary] => Jennifer Rosales braced for another top 10 finish on the LPGA Tour as she fired a two-under par 69 Saturday to gain solo fifth place heading into the final round of the $950,000 LPGA Big Apple Classic in New Rochelle, New York.


Although the 25-year-old ace Filipina shotmaker jumped from her previous ranking of No. 15, Rosales stood seven shots adrift of joint pacesetters Han Hee-won and Meg Mallon as the two leaders shot 68 and 65, respectively, to pull away by five strokes from third-running Cindy Figg-Currier, who struggled with a 73.


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Rosales and Omata squandered a 2-up advantage going into the last five holes and blew a 1-up edge going into the final hole in a draw with Jill McGill and Erica Blasberg in their fourballs duel on the second day of the Ryder Cup-style tourney pitting the best of Asia against the best of the rest of the world.


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Int’l field better than best of Asia

December 11, 2005 - 12:00am

The Philippines’ Jennifer Rosales and Japanese partner Namika Omata faltered at the finish and settled for half-point as the Internationals continued their domination of Asia in the Lexus Cup golf tournament...

Sports

Jenny stumbles to trail by 7; play suspended

October 4, 2005 - 12:00am

South Korea’s Han Hee-won is nursing a one-shot lead with the back nine left to play of the suspended $1.3 million LPGA Office Depot event at the Trump National Golf Club in Rancho Palos Verdes in California,...

Sports

Rosales fires 69, moves in on leader

July 21, 2003 - 12:00am

Jennifer Rosales braced for another top 10 finish on the LPGA Tour as she fired a two-under par 69 Saturday to gain solo fifth place heading into the final round of the $950,000 LPGA Big Apple Classic in New Rochelle,...

Sports