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LEADING SCORES FROM LPGA CHAMPIONSHIP
Leading scores after Fridays second round of the McDonalds LPGA Championship,
the second womens major of the season, at the DuPont Country Club (players
U.S. unless stated): 133 Se Ri Pak (Korea) 65 68 135 Lisa Walters (Canada) 66
69 136 Lisa Hackney (Britain) 70 66 137 Dale Eggeling 68 69 138 Jane Geddes
69 69, Wendy Ward 71 67, Donna Andrews 71 67 139 Emilee Klein 72 67 140 Chris
Johnson 69 71, Dawn Coe-Jones (Canada) 71 69, Tammie Green 72 68, Meg Mallon 71
69, Kelly Robbins 69 71, Annette Deuca 70 70 141 Maria Hjorth (Sweden) 71 70,
Juli Inkster 70 71, Michelle Redman 70 71, Cathy Johnston-Forbes 71 70 |
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These are the results of the 1995 tournaments that I can find.
Only the winners are listed. The format follows: date, tournament
and winner. * indicates first-time winners. Previous years winners
are indicated in parenthesis under the tournament name. The
tournament listing include PGA, Senior PGA, LPGA, Nike and any
other tournaments available. |
| The LPGA Tour has a week off before heading abroad for the
Samsung World Championship of Womens Golf in Seoul, South Korea.
Seoul Lakeside Country Club will play host to the 16-player field
vying for the winners portion of the $525,000 purse. Defending
1995 and 1996 champion Annika Sorenstam will be attempting to
three-peat at this prestigious event. Some of the notable
players in pursuit of the champions check will be the 1997
winners of the LPGAs four major tournaments, Nabisco Dinah Shore
winner Betsy King, McDonalds LPGA Championship winner Chris
Johnson, U.S. Womens Open champion Alison Nicholas and Colleen
Walker, winner of the du Maurier Classic. |
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LOPEZ OUT OF LPGA CHAMPIONSHIP FOR KNEE SURGERY
Two-time LPGA Championship winner Nancy Lopez withdrew from the $1.4 million
tournament on Wednesday to have knee surgery and will be out of action a month. |
| William T. Dzurilla (wdz@ix.netcom.com) wrote:
: In ap164@FreeNet.Carleton.CA
: (Maria L. Evans) writes:
: You hit it on the head, Bill. Why the Womens British Open (scuse me,
the
: Weetabix Womens British Open...or is it the Weetabix British Womens
open?)
: is not a major is a friggin mystery to me. Its good enuf for
everyone
: else.
:
: Well, according to the LPGA Media Guide, the Womens British has
: only been played 3 times (this year will be the 4th). Perhaps it
: existed previously but only gained LPGA affiliation in 1994? Anyone
: from Britain know about this?
: In the first year, 1994, Lotta Neumann won, and the purse was only
: $500,000. In 1995, the purse increased to $600,000, and Karrie Webb
: prevailed (I remember this, it was the first time most Americans had
: ever heard of Webbie). Last year, the purse climbed to $850,000 and
: Emilee Klein triumphed. Each year the tourney has been played at
: Woburn CC. To my recollection, the event has nev. |
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