Creamer slips to 42nd place at Salonpas World Ladies

Creamer slips to 42nd place at Salonpas World Ladies

TOKYO, Japan - U.S. LPGA star Paula Creamer slips to 42nd at the midpoint of the Salonpas World Ladies on May 5 at Tokyo Yomiuri Country Club. Creamer saw her hopes of winning her third title in Japan fade after a 76 that left her 10 shots adrift of the leader.

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