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The world No. 39 Bondarenko handled Britains Anne Keothavong 6-2, 7-5, while Dulgheru stunned sixth-seeded Slovakian Daniela Hantuchova 6-4, 6-7 (2-7), 6-1 in Fridays semifinal action on the red clay at Legia Tennis Centre. Dez Bryant Jersey. It was a great year for Chinas womens golf. Since we started cooperation with KLPGA last year, the number of pro golfers in China is increasing quickly and the performances of our players are encouraging, said Zhang Xiaoning, vice president of CGA. Huang Ping We will further the exchange next year, encouraging more Chinese to play in KLPGA and inviting more Koreans to come play in tournaments like the Orient China Ladies Open.MELBOURNE, Australia - Vancouvers Rebecca Marino advanced into the second round of the Australian Open on Monday, while Canadian qualifier Frank Dancevic was outplayed in his opening match by No. 28 Richard Gasquet. Marino, ranked 106th in the world, won her second career Grand Slam match, defeating Japans Junri Namigata 6-2, 4-6, 6-3. "Im pretty happy with how I played in the third set," said Marino. "I went up 5-0, I had a good intensity level, serving and returning was good. I did have a drop-off on the focus. but I was able to gather it up at the end. "Im happy with the entire match." The 20-year-old Marino, who failed to qualify at preliminary WTA events this month in Brisbane and Sydney, will face her second top 10 opponent is as many majors when she plays French Open champion and sixth seed Francesca Schiavone in the second round. Marino lost to Venus Williams at last years U.S. Open after advancing to the second round as a qualifier. Schiavone advanced with a 6-7 (4-7), 6-2, 6-4 win over Arantxa Parra Santonja of Spain. Marino and Schiavone have never faced each other. "Im excited, Schiavone is a great player. From what I hear maybe shes a bit injured, but Ill expect her to be on her "A" game. She had a tough match today but its great to play one of the top players. "I learned from playing Venus that theyre not as scary as you think. You expect their level to be so much higher. They are still amazing athletes, but I feel that I can compete at that level." Marino won the opening set against Namigata in just 29 minutes but struggled with her game in the second set as her level of play ddropped. CardinalsPatrick Peterson Jersey The Canadian and her opponent traded two sets of service breaks, with Namigata breaking a third time for 5-4 lead and squaring the match at a set each a game later. Marino took a quick 5-0 lead in the third set but the 112th-ranked Namigata battled back, winning the next three games against a nervous Marino. Marino wasted three match points in the next game, including a seventh double-fault on her third winning chance. She then recovered, scoring on a forehand then slamming over a service winner to escape with the win after one hour 40 minutes. Marino compiled seven aces but committed 43 unforced errors. She broke Namigatas serve six times while losing her own serve on four occasions. Later Monday, Dancevic, fromNiagara Falls, Ont., lost 6-3, 6-4, 6-4 to Frances Gasquet. Its the third time in his career Dancevic has lost a first-round match at the Australian Open. He reached the second round once, in 2007. Dancevic, the world No. 269, was held to just a pair of aces and hampered by 29 unforced errors, losing serve six times. "Conditions were slow and he completely took away my biggest weapon, my serve," said Dancevic, who has dealt with back trouble for several seasons. "I was outplayed, he was firing on all cylinders. I tried everything, slice, drop shot, but he moved me around. He played well from the start. "My back is OK now but I still have a long way to go. Im playing good tennis, but if Id been playing someone ranked 80 or 100 I probably would have won. I cant find my game yet." Milos Raonic of Thornhill, Ont., plays his first-round match Tuesday against German Bjorn Phau. ' ' '