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Leading scores after second round in ladies golf worlds

Xinhua, March 13, 2015 Adjust font size:

Following are the leading scores after the second round at the world ladies golf championship on Friday:

138 - Inbee Park (South Korea) 69 69

139 - Lin Xiyu (China) 71 68, Holly Clyburn (England) 74 65

143 - Zhang Jienalin (China) 74 69, Becky Morgan (Wales) 69 74, Alexandra Vilatte (France) 72 71

144 - Nontaya Srisawang (Thailand) 71 73, Rebecca Artis (Australia) 72 72, Nicole Broch Larsen (Denmark) 74 70

145 - So Yeon Ryu (South Korea) 72 73, Shin-Ae Ahn (South Korea) 71 74, Pamela Pretswell (Scotland) 73 72, Yan Panpan (China) 75 70, Suzann Pettersen (Norway) 73 72, Linda Wessberg (Sweden) 72 73

146 - Guo Caizhu (China) 74 72, Ssu-Chia Cheng (Chinese Taipei) 73 73, Tzu-Chi Lin (Chinese Taipei) 74 72, Pei-Yun Chien (Chinese Taipei) 74 72, Ursula Wikstrom (Finland) 74 72, Trish Johnson (England) 72 74

147 - Valentine Derrey (France) 75 72, Zhang Weiwei (China) 79 68, Vikki Laing (Scotland) 75 72, Zhang Yuyang (China) 72 75, Lu Wanyao (China) 73 74, Melissa Reid (England) 73 74

148 - Pavarisa Yoktuan (Thailand) 71 77, Titiya Plucksataporn (Thailand) 73 75, Carin Koch (Sweden) 75 73, Ann-Kathrin Lindner (Germany) 77 71, Jade Schaeffer (France) 73 75, Cathryn Bristow (New Zealand) 73 75

149 - Amy Boulden (Wales) 78 71, Mireia Prat (Spain) 73 76, Yu-Ling Hsieh (Chinese Taipei) 75 74, Malene Jorgensen (Denmark) 74 75, Caroline Martens (Norway) 75 74, Michelle Koh (Malaysia) 77 72, Ye-Na Chung (South Korea) 76 73, Sophie Giquel-bettan (France) 75 74, Marion Ricordeau (France) 76 73, Florentyna Parker (England) 74 75, Klara Spilkova (Czech Republic) 75 74, Isabelle Boineau (France) 77 72, Sophie Walker (England) 74 75

150 - Hye In Yeom (South Korea) 77 73, Krista Bakker (Finland) 77 73, Shi Yutingi (China) 74 76, Ye Lei (China) 72 78, Patricia Sanz Barrio (Spain) 73 77, Ye Ziqi (China) 79 71, Wichanee Meechai (Thailand) 77 73, Yan Jing (China) 77 73, Marianne Skarpnord (Norway) 77 73. Endi