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• The 16-year-old Ramsey, from Milledgeville, Ga., beat Grace Na of Alameda, Calif., 3 and 1 in the morning quarterfinals, and edged Kim Kaufman of Clark, S.D., 1 up in the semifinals.
• "I didn't know how far I would get this week," Ramsey said, "but now my goals have changed. I'll just play my game, fairways and greens."
• The 18-year-old Kim, from Chandler, Ariz., topped Lakareber Abe of Angleton, Texas, 1 up in the quarterfinals, and edged Alice Jeong of Gardena, Calif., 3 and 2 in the semifinals.
• "This one was tough," Kim said after the afternoon match. "After two matches today I'm pretty tired. My legs are tired and I have two blisters, one on each foot."
• The tournament is limited to players who don't hold privileges at any course that doesn't extend playing privileges to the general public.

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• ABERDEEN, S.D. (AP) -- The South Dakota Department of Environment and Natural Resources has lifted a boil-water order for the city of Aberdeen.
• The department says it had issued the order Wednesday after samples showed the presence of total coliform and E. coli bacteria in the Aberdeen water supply. The order was rescinded because consecutive sets of samples from the city's drinking water distribution system came back "safe."
• The source of contamination has not been determined. Aberdeen city officials say they'll continue to monitor and investigate to determine what caused the contamination.
• The city has increased disinfection levels throughout the distribution system, super-chlorinated the system in the areas of concern and flushed the system several times.
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