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Wie's charge falls short, Kim wins Dubai

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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) Michelle Wie's late charge fell short at the Dubai Ladies Masters on Saturday and In-Kyung Kim of South Korea claimed a three-shot victory at the season-ending tournament for her first European Tour title.

Wie shot a 7-under 65, tied for the day's best round, but the 13th-ranked Kim responded to the pressure with a 4-under 68 that left her at 18-under 270. Maria Hjorth of Sweden was third at 274 after a 68.

"Michelle had a great turn. She had six birdies until 13 and that was very impressive," Kim said. "But I tried to keep playing my game and I think I did a good job. After I made the birdie on the 10th, I knew I was playing well and had nothing to worry (about)."

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Money Leaders: LPGA
Rank Player Earnings
1 Jiyai Shin $1,807,334
2 Cristie Kerr $1,519,722
3 Ai Miyazato $1,517,149
4 Lorena Ochoa $1,489,395
5 Suzann Pettersen $1,369,717
6 Na Yeon Choi $1,341,078
7 Yani Tseng $1,293,755
8 In-Kyung Kim $1,238,396
9 Paula Creamer $1,151,864
10 Angela Stanford $1,081,916
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Tour Stops This Week
PGA:  AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
Champions:  The ACE Group Classic
European:  Avantha Masters

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