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                    [Title] => Rosales, Delasin closing in
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Rosales, the 23-year-old former US NCAA individual champion, shot down five birdies, four of them coming in the front nine, en route to a 66 and a 209 total that pushed her back into contention after dropping to 49th place the other day.


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                    [Title] => Delasin moves up but drops farther back
                    [Summary] => 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 heading into the final round of the $1 million LPGA Giant Eagle Classic in Vienna, Ohio Saturday (Sunday in Manila).


Delasin, who started the round two shots off the Korean ace, bucked a bogey-bogey mishap on Nos. 2 and 3 with a birdie-binge at the backside of the Squaw Creek Country Club as she closed out with a 32 for that 69 that gave her a 6-under 138.


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                    [Title] => Delasin opens title defense with three-under 69
                    [Summary] => Although Se Ri Pak is at it again, Dorothy Delasin put herself in a good position at the start of her defense of the LPGA Giant Eagle Classic crown as she fired a three-under par 69 Friday (Saturday in Manila) to trail the Korean ace and two others by just two strokes.


"I’m happy with my game and hope to keep up the momentum," said Delasin, whose victory over Pat Hurst on the second playoff hole last year made her the LPGA’s youngest winner in 25 years.


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                    [Title] => Delasin settles for joint 13th
                    [Summary] => Fil-Am Dorothy Delasin lost in her bid for a second LPGA crown as she faltered with a 73 and finished joint 13th in the Takefuji Classic won by Lorie Kane in Keauhou, Hawaii Saturday (Sunday in Manila).


Delasin started the final round just three strokes behind Annika Sorenstam but failed to get her game going and settled for that one-over card for a 54-hole aggregate at the Kona Country Club course. 


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                    [Title] => Rosales 62nd in Arizona tiff with second 73
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Pettersen dominates Canadian Open by 5

September 8, 2009 - 12:00am

Suzann Pettersen closed with a one-under 70 for a five-shot victory at the Canadian Women’s Open, her first LPGA Tour win in nearly two years.

Sports

Hurst nips Ochoa on last hole birdie

March 24, 2009 - 12:00am

Pat Hurst shot a 4-under 68 Sunday to beat top-ranked Lorena Ochoa and Yani Tseng by one stroke at the Mastercard Classic.

Sports

Rosales, Delasin closing in

July 15, 2002 - 12:00am

SYLVANIA, Ohio – Jennifer Rosales of the Philippines and Fil-Am Dorothy Delasin both fired bogey-free rounds in an amazing display of fine shot-making Saturday as they grabbed a share of 13th place heading into...

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

Delasin opens title defense with three-under 69

July 29, 2001 - 12:00am

Although Se Ri Pak is at it again, Dorothy Delasin put herself in a good position at the start of her defense of the LPGA Giant Eagle Classic crown as she fired a three-under par 69 Friday (Saturday in Manila) to...

Sports

Delasin settles for joint 13th

February 12, 2001 - 12:00am

Fil-Am Dorothy Delasin lost in her bid for a second LPGA crown as she faltered with a 73 and finished joint 13th in the Takefuji Classic won by Lorie Kane in Keauhou, Hawaii Saturday (Sunday in Manila). Delasin...

Sports

Rosales 62nd in Arizona tiff with second 73

March 13, 2000 - 12:00am

Jennifer Rosales failed to sustain her solid second charge and fell by the wayside with a second 73 in three days, dropping to joint 62nd out of the 71 survivors in the Welch's-Circle K Championship, the sixth...

Sports