Naples, FL (SportsNetwork. [url=http://www.nbakingsonline.com/Authentic-Skal-Labissiere-Kings-Jerse y/]Skal Labissiere Jersey[/url] .com) - Julieta Granada fired a first-round, 6-under 66 on Thursday and she holds a 2-shot lead at the season-ending CME Group Tour Championship. Granada, who had a coupl

Naples, FL (SportsNetwork. Skal Labissiere Jersey .com) - Julieta Granada fired a first-round, 6-under 66 on Thursday and she holds a 2-shot lead at the season-ending CME Group Tour Championship. Granada, who had a couple strong showings at major championships this season, has not won on the LPGA Tour since taking home the 2006 ADT Championship. It was a fun day today, Granada said. I hit a lot of greens and I had plenty of birdie chances. My stroke was on and I was making lots of putts, so thats fun. Sandra Gal opened up with a 4-under 68 and she is alone in second place at 4- under 68 at Tiburon Golf Club at The Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort. World No. 2 Stacy Lewis, who narrowly leads world No. 1 Inbee Park in both the season-long Race to the CME Globe and the Player of the Year standings, used a late eagle to jump up the leaderboard and she is tied for third at 3-under 69 with Belen Mozo and Caroline Hedwall. So Yeon Ryu, Marina Alex, Carlota Ciganda, Sarah Jane Smith, Angela Stanford, Haeji Kang and Hee Young Park are all tied for sixth at 2-under 70. Park and 17-year-old Lydia Ko, who is currently third in the Race to the CME Globe, shot 1-under 71s and they are tied for 13th with seven others. Lewis, Park and Ko can take home the CME Globe and $1 million prize with an outright win this week. Defending champion Shanshan Feng carded a 2-under 74 and she is tied for 36th through one round. On a windy day in Naples, Florida, Granada was rather routine coming out of the gate as she began her first round with six straight pars. Then the birdies started to fall and fall fast. A pair of birdies on seven and eight got Granada into red numbers and she finished off the front nine with a par to make the turn at minus-2. Another gain on the par-4 10th got Granada to 3-under and she followed that up with a pair of pars on 11 and 12. Granada drained back-to-back birdies yet again on the par-4 13th and the par-5 14th to jump up to minus-5. The 28-year-old finished strong with three birdies on 15, 16 and 18 to go along with a gain on the par-5 17th. I actually love playing in the wind, said Granada. I do really well at the British Open so I love to control my ball flight in the wind. I take pride in that so every time its windy Im looking forward to it. Gal, beginning her round on the back nine, got off to a hot start with a birdie on No. 10. She slowed down a bit over the next six holes with six straight pars before rolling in an eagle on the par-5 17th. Gal closed out her opening nine with a par on 18, making the turn at minus-3. Gal gave one of those shots back with a bogey on No. 2, but she coasted to the finish. Four straight pars from three preceded two birdies in a three-hole stretch at seven and nine as Gal vaulted up the leaderboard and into sole possession of second place. Lewis was slow at the start, but a strong finish helped put her name near the top. Lewis wrapped eight pars on the front nine around a birdie on the par-5 sixth and she made the turn at 1-under. Lewis began the back nine like she did the front with, five straight pars before rolling in her second gain of the day on No. 15. She gave that shot right back with a bogey on 16, but Lewis found the green in two on the par-5 17th and she rolled in her eagle putt to put her at 3-under. Lewis closed with a par at the last to end there. Hedwall went bogey-free in her round with birdies on six, 11 and 17, while Mozo made birdies on three, six, eight and 10 to go along with a bogey on No. 17. NOTES: A 66 is Granadas lowest opening-round score of the year ... Granada finished tied for fifth at the Womens British Open and tied for sixth at the LPGA Championship ... 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After going through a stretch of nine starts in which he was 6-0, Buehrle (11-9) has lost his past two starts. Buehrle allowed six hits, three walks and three runs (two earned), an improvement from his last start in which he gave up 12 hits and eight runs in against the Los Angeles Angels. A two-run double by Danny Valencia in the third and a bases-loaded walk to Chris Davis in the fourth were the keys to his loss. "It was a battle for him today," Blue Jays manager John Gibbons said. "But he has that knack of hanging around and surviving and keeping you in the game. Its been a long year for him. He kept the game in check without his best stuff." Adam Lind homered for the Blue Jays as they picked up their fifth loss of their last six games. The Orioles (79-70), who entered Sunday 3 1-2 games removed from an American League wild card spot won two of three from the Blue Jays (68-81) to take the three-game series. Orioles right-hander Miguel Gonzalez (10-7) was removed from the game after 5 1-3 innings after a visit by manager Buck Showalter and a trainer. He had just struck out Lind to open the sixth and the club reported that it he suffered a right groin strain. Gonzalez held the Blue Jays to one run on six hits to pick up the win and give him a career high. "I think well have a better idea tomorrow or the next day," Orioles manager Buck Showalter said of the extent of the injury to Gonzalez. "He said he felt it two pitches before." Jim Johnson pitched the ninth for his 45th save, despite giving up a leadoff single to Anthony Gose. Buehrle could not pinpoint the reason for his recent struggles. "Im not the top workout guy but I get back there and do enough stuff to try to finish strong and go deep into games late in the season," he said. "I dont know if its getting a little worn out. The last couple of outings havent been too good. "My pitch count was getting high and its not allowing me to go deep into games. I just need to make better pitches and get early contact." Lind led off the bottom of the second with his 21st homer of the season to open the scoring. Vince Carter Jersey. Valencia doubled in two runs with two out in the third to put the Orioles into a 2-1 lead. The double scored Nick Markakis, who led off the inning with a single and Adam Jones, who walked with two out. "Any time you get a hit with runners in scoring position its huge, especially with two outs," Valencia said. "My at-bat before that, I left two on in the same situation, so it was nice to come through and get those runs." The Orioles added a run in the fourth to go ahead 3-1 when Chris Davis walked with the bases loaded. He forced in Michael Morse who reached first on an error when shortstop Jose Reyes dropped his line drive. Morse took third on a double by Brian Roberts. After Davis walked, Blue Jays second baseman Ryan Goins ended the inning on a diving play on a ground ball by Jones. "There were a couple of close calls (on balls and strikes ), balls were finding the holes," Buehrle said. "When youre going good those things find your position guys, youre getting strikes called or getting close pitches. Its going your way. "Ive got to do a better job of not walking a guy with the bases loaded. At the same time you know what Chris Davis can do and you dont want to give in to him, a walk is better than a home run. Overall it wasnt the best today but it was alright." The Blue Jays threatened to cut into the lead in the seventh. Edwin Encarnacion hit a ground-rule double against Francisco Rodriguez and Brett Lawrie, who had singled with two out had to stop at third. After Lind was intentionally walked, Tommy Hunter replaced Rodriguez and struck out Moises Sierra to end the threat. "They got out of some jams," Gibbons said. "Theyre a good ball club, theyre right in the thick of it. They dont throw a bunch of pitchers at you that can overpower you but they can all pitch. "They all have the ability to make a key pitch at the right time ... we got our hits but just couldnt get that big one." Notes: Attendance at Rogers Centre was 22,331. ... After hitting a home run in each of his first two games back from the disabled list, Blue Jays CF Colby Rasmus was given the day off because of what the club termed "overall soreness". ... Orioles SS J.J. Hardy was 0-for-4 to end a seven-game hit streak. ... The Blue Jays have Monday off before facing the New York Yankees in a three-game series at Rogers Centre on Tuesday. RHP R.A. Dickey (12-12, 4.38 earned-run average) will start the opener for the Blue Jays with LHP Andy Pettitte (10-9, 4.04 ERA) starting for the Yankees. 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