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[Title] => Jenny drops to 47th with 76
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales continued to flounder, hobbling with a four-over 76 to drop to a share of 47th in the third round of the Kraft Nabisco Open jointly paced by Americans Michelle Wie and Lexi Thompson at the Mission Hills Country Club’s Dinah Shore course in California Saturday.
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[Title] => Jennifer fires 74, trails by 6
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales fired two birdies and four bogeys for a second-round two over par 74 and dropped six shots behind Lexi Thompson and Seri Pak in the $2 million Kraft Nabisco Championships, first major championship of the year.
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[Title] => Pettersen dominates Canadian Open by 5
[Summary] => 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.
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[Title] => Ji clinches US Open on closing birdie
[Summary] => Eun Hee Ji of South Korea made a 20-foot birdie putt on the 72nd hole Sunday, finishing off an even-par 71 to claim the US Women’s Open.
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[Title] => Rosales seeks grand follow-up in Michelob Ultra Open
[Summary] => With the monkey off her back, Jenny Rosales hopes to sustain the momentum of her inspiring win in the Chick fil-A Championship last week as she guns for a second straight victory in the $2.2 million LPGA Michelob Ultra Open which begins Thursday (Friday in Manila) at the Kingsmill Resort and Spa in Williamsburg, Virginia.
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[Title] => Homeward-bound Jenny settles for 9th
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales comes home Friday still empty-handed —without an LPGA title she has been chasing the last four years. But with renewed confidence and mental toughness gained from a string of close finishes, she knows it’s just a matter of time before she earns her first LPGA crown.
"Sayang talaga," Jenny’s brother Gerald told The STAR, referring to his sister’s meltdown in the rain-shortened State Farm Classic Saturday where she folded up after putting herself into contention for the title run in one stretch.
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[Title] => Rosales skids out of Top 10; Park gains lead
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales failed to sustain her charge and fumbled with a one-over par 72 Saturday, dropping out of the top 10 and falling by six strokes behind Grace Park in the third round of the rich Michelob Light Open at the Kingsmill River Course in Williamsburg, Virginia.
Three shots off the lead in the first two days after back-to-back 69s, Rosales limped home with a 72, one-over par at the pat-71 layout, as the ace Filipina shotmaker slipped out of No. 7 position to joint 13th heading into the last 18 holes of the $1.6 million championship of the LPGA Tour.
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[Title] => Delasin dapat maging huwaran ng mga atleta
[Summary] => Sinabi kahapon ni Philippine Sports Commission chairman Butch Tuason na ang mga local athletes ay mayroon na namang natutuhang leksiyon hinggil sa kamanghamanghang panalo ng Fil-American na si Dorothy Delasin sa Giant Eagle LPGA Classic sa Vienna, Ohio.
"It’s the Filipino fighting spirit shining through," pahayag ni Tuason sa pagbangon ni Delasin mula sa apat na shots at igupo si Tammie Green at Se Ri Pak upang idepensa ang kanyang titulo at mag-uwi ng $150,000 (P9 milyon) bilang premyo.
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[Title] => Miñoza fires 73 for 22nd
[Summary] => Frankie Miñoza closed out his stint in the rich Kirin Open the way he started it — struggling — as the Filipino shotmaker limped with a two-over par 73 yesterday and finish in joint 22nd place in the $819,000 event successfully defended by Shingo Katayama.
Miñoza wound up with a 288 that included rounds of 73-70 and 72 as he finished way behind the winning 271 of Katayama who fired a 67 to run away with a six-stroke victory over compatriot Hajime Meshiai who sizzled with a 64 and a 277.
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[Title] => Miñoza fires 73 for 22nd
[Summary] => Frankie Miñoza closed out his stint in the rich Kirin Open the way he started it — struggling — as the Filipino shotmaker limped with a two-over par 73 yesterday and finish in joint 22nd place in the $819,000 event successfully defended by Shingo Katayama.
Miñoza wound up with a 288 that included rounds of 73-70 and 72 as he finished way behind the winning 271 of Katayama who fired a 67 to run away with a six-stroke victory over compatriot Hajime Meshiai who sizzled with a 64 and a 277.
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[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales fired two birdies and four bogeys for a second-round two over par 74 and dropped six shots behind Lexi Thompson and Seri Pak in the $2 million Kraft Nabisco Championships, first major championship of the year.
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[Title] => Pettersen dominates Canadian Open by 5
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[Title] => Ji clinches US Open on closing birdie
[Summary] => Eun Hee Ji of South Korea made a 20-foot birdie putt on the 72nd hole Sunday, finishing off an even-par 71 to claim the US Women’s Open.
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[Title] => Homeward-bound Jenny settles for 9th
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales comes home Friday still empty-handed —without an LPGA title she has been chasing the last four years. But with renewed confidence and mental toughness gained from a string of close finishes, she knows it’s just a matter of time before she earns her first LPGA crown.
"Sayang talaga," Jenny’s brother Gerald told The STAR, referring to his sister’s meltdown in the rain-shortened State Farm Classic Saturday where she folded up after putting herself into contention for the title run in one stretch.
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[Title] => Rosales skids out of Top 10; Park gains lead
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales failed to sustain her charge and fumbled with a one-over par 72 Saturday, dropping out of the top 10 and falling by six strokes behind Grace Park in the third round of the rich Michelob Light Open at the Kingsmill River Course in Williamsburg, Virginia.
Three shots off the lead in the first two days after back-to-back 69s, Rosales limped home with a 72, one-over par at the pat-71 layout, as the ace Filipina shotmaker slipped out of No. 7 position to joint 13th heading into the last 18 holes of the $1.6 million championship of the LPGA Tour.
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[Summary] => Sinabi kahapon ni Philippine Sports Commission chairman Butch Tuason na ang mga local athletes ay mayroon na namang natutuhang leksiyon hinggil sa kamanghamanghang panalo ng Fil-American na si Dorothy Delasin sa Giant Eagle LPGA Classic sa Vienna, Ohio.
"It’s the Filipino fighting spirit shining through," pahayag ni Tuason sa pagbangon ni Delasin mula sa apat na shots at igupo si Tammie Green at Se Ri Pak upang idepensa ang kanyang titulo at mag-uwi ng $150,000 (P9 milyon) bilang premyo.
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[Title] => Miñoza fires 73 for 22nd
[Summary] => Frankie Miñoza closed out his stint in the rich Kirin Open the way he started it — struggling — as the Filipino shotmaker limped with a two-over par 73 yesterday and finish in joint 22nd place in the $819,000 event successfully defended by Shingo Katayama.
Miñoza wound up with a 288 that included rounds of 73-70 and 72 as he finished way behind the winning 271 of Katayama who fired a 67 to run away with a six-stroke victory over compatriot Hajime Meshiai who sizzled with a 64 and a 277.
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Miñoza wound up with a 288 that included rounds of 73-70 and 72 as he finished way behind the winning 271 of Katayama who fired a 67 to run away with a six-stroke victory over compatriot Hajime Meshiai who sizzled with a 64 and a 277.
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