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JULI INKSTER
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[Title] => Disputed call fires up US to Solheim Cup title
[Summary] => After being infuriated by a call they found unsportsmanlike, the Americans staged the biggest comeback in Solheim Cup history Sunday to wrest the trophy back from Europe.
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[Title] => Park rules British Open for seventh major title
[Summary] => As Inbee Park hunted down Jin-Young Ko in the final stretch of the Women’s British Open, it quickly became clear which South Korean was the rookie and which was the player about to add another chapter in golf’s record book.
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[Title] => Ai first to do it back to back in 44 years
[Summary] => SINGAPORE – Ai Miyazato won the HSBC Champions on Sunday to become the first LPGA Tour player in 44 years to sweep the first two events of a season, closing with 3-under 69 for a two-stroke victory over Cristie Kerr.
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[Title] => Rosales braces for Chick-fil-A title defense
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales returns to defend her title in the Chick-fil-A Charity Championship hosted by Nancy Lopez at the par-72 Eagle’s Landing Country Club in Stockbridge, Georgia, hoping to dish out the form that netted her a breakthrough victory on the LPGA Tour last year.
Rosales rallied with a seven-under par 65 in the final round to win by one shot over the quartet of Jung Yeon Lee, Rosie Jones, Becky Morgan and Grace Park, snapping a five-year title drought on the tour.
[DatePublished] => 2005-05-13 00:00:00
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[Title] => Healthy Rosales matches par, trails leader by seven
[Summary] => Getting a clean bill of health, Jenny Rosales changed her mind and suited up for the Safeway International, matching par 72 only to find herself down in 42nd place as the fancied names on the LPGA Tour, led by Lorena Ochoa of Mexico and Swede ace Annika Sorenstam, came through with under-par cards at the start of the $1.4 million event at the Superstition Mountain Golf and Country Club course in Arizona Friday (Saturday in Manila).
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[Title] => Jenny marked woman
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales hopes to re-display the form that netted her the SBC Open title in Hawaii last week as she opens her bid for a second straight LPGA crown in the rich MasterCard Classic which unfolds Friday (Saturday in Manila) in Mexico City.
The fact that Rosales would be closely watched by the world No. 1 player right behind her flight could add up to pressure but the ace Filipina shotmaker would be more than willing to showcase her talent and shotmaking skills for all Annika Sorenstam to see.
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[Title] => Jenny marked woman
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales hopes to re-display the form that netted her the SBC Open title in Hawaii last week as she opens her bid for a second straight LPGA crown in the rich MasterCard Classic which unfolds Friday (Saturday in Manila) in Mexico City.
The fact that Rosales would be closely watched by the world No. 1 player right behind her flight could add up to pressure but the ace Filipina shotmaker would be more than willing to showcase her talent and shotmaking skills for all Annika Sorenstam to see.
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[Title] => Rosales, Delasin among top 35
[Summary] => Finishes outside the top 10 in the five of the last six events pulled Jennifer Rosales down from 23rd to 26th place in the money rankings with earnings of $307,686 after 19 legs of the 2003 LPGA Tour.
Winless in four years on the world’s most lucrative women golf circuit, Rosales has recorded four top 10 finishes in 16 tournaments so far, the last a joint second in the Giant Eagle LPGA Classic in June when she lost the crown to Rachel Teske in a four-player playoff.
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[Title] => Rosales falls anew, Delasin climbs
[Summary] => Jennifer Rosales failed to keep the momentum of a solid stint in the first round and sputtered with a one-over par 73 Thursday, tumbling down to joint 24th from a share of seventh halfway through $2.1 million Evian Masters in Evian, France Thursday (Friday in Manila).
With a 143 aggregate, Rosales found herself trailing Rosie Jones by eight strokes after the veteran American campaigner birdied the last two holes of the par-72 Evian Masters Golf Club course to fire a 68 and wrest the lead from Lorena Ochoa at 135.
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[Title] => Rosales bounces back with 69, trails by 7
[Summary] => Back in harness.
Another closing bogey ruined what could’ve been a solid round for Jennifer Rosales but the ace Filipina shotmaker wheeled back into contention just the same by firing a two-under-par 69 halfway through US Women’s Open in North Plains, Oregon.
She still stood seven shots adrift of Mhairi McKay from a previous eight-stroke deficit but Rosales made a remarkable jump from a share of 45th to joint 15th place at 143 heading into the final 36 holes of the rich event at the par-71 Pumpkin Ridge Witch Hollow Course.
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