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Fourteen-year-old Alexis Thompson shot a 3-under 69 on Friday for a share of the lead with top-ranked Lorena Ochoa and three others after the second round of the Navistar LPGA Classic.
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                    [Title] => Moodie upbeat; Jenny hot, cold
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Scotland’s Janice Moodie shot a bogey-free 8-under 64 on Thursday to take a one-stroke lead over 14-year-old Alexis Thompson in the Navistar Classic, with Michelle Wie and top-ranked Lorena Ochoa two strokes back.
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                    [Title] => Rosales off to big start in  France, trails leader by 4
                    [Summary] => Jennifer Rosales dished out another fine start in her continuing search for a breakthrough win on the LPGA Tour, shooting a two-under 70 and trailing Juli Inkster and Lorena Ochoa by four strokes after 18 holes of the $2.1 million Evian Masters in Evian, France Wednesday (Thursday in Manila).


A bogey mishap on the par-5 18th ruined what could’ve been an explosive start for the 25-year-old Rosales, who has so far churned out four top 10 finishes in 15 tournaments but remained hopeful to finally bag the elusive crown in the coming weeks.  


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                    [Title] => Delasin spoils bid with worst ever 11-over 83
                    [Summary] => Forget the major crown, or even a top 30 finish. For Dorothy Delasin stumbled with an uncharacteristic round of 83 that all but ended her bid in the Women’s British Open in Sunningdale, England Saturday (Sunday in Manila).


That 11-over card at the par 72 Sunningdale Golf Course was Delasin’s worst score since she turned pro last year and it pulled the Fil-Am shotmaker all the way down from a high joint seventh place to a forgettable second-to-last position among the 71 survivors.


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                    [Title] => Delasin stays in hunt, fires 3-under 69
                    [Summary] => For the second straight time, Dorothy Delasin came away with an eagle-aided round. And like in the first day, she floundered on her homeward trip.


But the good thing was Delasin had built enough cushion to salvage a three-under par 69 as she stayed in the hunt for a first-ever major crown in the rich British Open in Sunningdale, England Friday (Saturday in Manila).


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                    [Title] => Rosales makes cut; Delasin out
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Jennifer Rosales carded a one-over-par 71 and safely advanced to the final 36
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Together with his two-over-par card in the first round, Rosales pooled a 143
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                    [Title] => Jenny opens with 2-over 74
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KAILUA-KONA, Hawaii -- Filipino Jennifer Rosales fought back with a gutsy
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two-over-par 74 at the start of the $800,000 Takefuji Classic here Thursday.

Although it was seven strokes off the pacesetting 67 of Janice Moodie, it put
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After  missing the cut on her debut in the Subaru Memorial, Rosales, a
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JANICE MOODIE

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A bogey mishap on the par-5 18th ruined what could’ve been an explosive start for the 25-year-old Rosales, who has so far churned out four top 10 finishes in 15 tournaments but remained hopeful to finally bag the elusive crown in the coming weeks.  


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That 11-over card at the par 72 Sunningdale Golf Course was Delasin’s worst score since she turned pro last year and it pulled the Fil-Am shotmaker all the way down from a high joint seventh place to a forgettable second-to-last position among the 71 survivors.


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                    [Title] => Rosales makes cut; Delasin out
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Turner at the Onion Creek Club in Austin, Texas Friday (Saturday in Manila).

Together with his two-over-par card in the first round, Rosales pooled a 143
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                    [Title] => Jenny opens with 2-over 74
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Although it was seven strokes off the pacesetting 67 of Janice Moodie, it put
the 21-year-old Rosales well within reach of another stint in the final 36
holes of this 54-hole event serving as the fifth leg of the LPGA Tour.

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