Two American teenage amateurs tied for lead in U.S. Women's Open

Two American teenage amateurs tied for lead in U.S. Women's Open

CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE, Colorado - American teenage amateur Morgan Pressel responds to the galleries during the third round of the U.S. Women's Open at Cherry Hills Country Club on June 25. She is tied for the lead with compatriot Michelle Wie and Karen Stupples of England. (Kyodo)

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