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[Title] => Rosales shoots 67, trails leader by five
[Summary] => Filipina Jennifer Rosales shot a bogeyless round of four under-par 67 and remained within sight of the title in the third round which saw Chile’s Nicole Perrot occupy the lead in the Longs Drugs Challenge Saturday (Sunday in Manila) in Auburn, California.
Jennifer, 27, sank birdies in the fourth and sixth holes, then in the 15th and final holes for a 34-33 in the par-71 The Ridge Golf Course. That gave her a three-round score of 204, five shots behind Perrot, whose three-stroke lead after a seven-under-par 64 moved her into position for her first LPGA Tour victory.
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[Title] => Rosales drops Daniel; Delasin heads for home
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales finally settled down and bundled out veteran Beth Daniel, 5 and 3, in one of the day’s most lopsided victories posted in the second round of the Women’s Match Play Championship on Friday (Saturday in Manila) even as fancied Annika Sorenstam survived a scare with a 1-up victory over Tina Barrett over 19 holes at the Hamilton Farms Golf Club’s Highlands course in Newark, New Jersey.
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[Title] => Rosales ready for US Open
[Summary] => Swing coach Bong Lopez will not be around when Jenny Rosales opens her bid in the rich US Women’s Open at the Orchards Golf Club in South Hadley, Massachusetts Thursday (Friday in Manila). But the ace Filipina shotmaker will be with her brother Gerald, who will act as her supporter and confidant throughout the four-day event featuring the best and the brightest players in the world in the third major championship of the LPGA Tour.
[DatePublished] => 2004-07-02 00:00:00
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[Title] => Miñoza fires 71, trails leader by 7
[Summary] => Frankie Miñoza failed again to sustain his charge as he settled for an even-par 71 yesterday to fall seven strokes off Lin Keng-chi of Taiwan heading into the final round of the Fujisankei Classic at the Kawana Hotel golf course in Ito, Japan.
Miñoza, who moved to within three shots off the lead after a 68 Friday, is in joint sixth with three others at 210, eight shots behind Lin, who sizzled with a 67 to seize a five-stroke lead over Tsukasa Watanabe at 203.
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October 10, 2005 - 12:00am
