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Ardina bows to US bet

June 22, 2009 - 12:00am

Arizona’s Taylore Karle came through with a spectacular shot on the 34th hole for birdie to seize the lead then scrambled for par on the next to finish off Dottie Ardina, 2&1, and capture the Women’s...

Sports

Rosales ties mark, trails leaders by one

June 16, 2003 - 12:00am

Enjoying top form, Jennifer Rosales moved into the threshold of a breakthrough win in the lucrative LPGA Tour when she fired a career-best, course-record tying eight-under par 64 Saturday to stay within a stroke...

Sports

Delasin moves up but drops farther back

July 30, 2001 - 12:00am

She moved up from seventh to joint fourth, but defending champion Dorothy Delasin, firing a second straight 69, dropped two more strokes as Se Ri Pak likewise matched her first round of 67 to seize a two-shot lead...

Sports