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[Title] => Ochoa fires opening 65; Delasin saves par
[Summary] => MORELIA, Mexico – Defending champion Lorena Ochoa shot a bogey-free 8-under 65 to take a one-stroke lead over Michelle Wie and Na Yeon Choi after the first round of the Corona Championship on Thursday.
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[Title] => McPherson claws into lead; Rosales adrift
[Summary] => RANCHO MIRAGE, California – Kristy McPherson shot a 2-under 70 on a hot, calm Saturday to take sole possession of the lead in the Kraft Nabisco Championship at 8-under 208.
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[Summary] => RANCHO MIRAGE (AP) – Michelle Wie watched her 20-foot birdie putt roll into the cup on her final hole, pumped her fist and waved to the gallery.
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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] => Hurting Jenny vies in 2nd ‘Major’
[Summary] => While the rest of the elite field would be worrying on how to foil Annika Sorenstam’s "Operation Soren-slam," one player would be more concerned on her wrist than anything else.
Jennifer Rosales withdrew from last week’s Shoprite Classic in New Jersey after 18 holes to give her injured wrist more time to heal and make sure she’ll be fit to play in the LPGA Championship — the second major event on the LPGA Tour — which fires off Thursday in Maryland (Friday in Manila).
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Jennifer Rosales withdrew from last week’s Shoprite Classic in New Jersey after 18 holes to give her injured wrist more time to heal and make sure she’ll be fit to play in the LPGA Championship — the second major event on the LPGA Tour — which fires off Thursday in Maryland (Friday in Manila).
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