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In the second game of a polo double header last Sunday at Phipps Field in Middleburg, Rappahannock sowed to the Red Devils from Maryland, 8-3. The Devils jumped to an :arly lead in the first chukker )n a goal by Tommy leonard. Despite several impressive ■teals by five-goal Argeninian pro Marcos Bignoli, Rappahannock could not get mi the board in the second

Senior Tennis

Senior tennis players will gel a chance lo prove that they're not getting older, they’re just getting better in a 50s and over men’s doubles tournament to be played September 18 and 19 at the new Rec Center courts on Route 211 across the highway from the town of Washington. The tournament, sponsored by the Rappahannock Recreation Association, will be open to men 50 years and older who Work, live or own property in the county. Entry fee is $3 and play will be the best tw o out of three sets w ith a nine-point tie breaker added in the event of a six-all t ie.

Although its name means “rich coast," Costa Rica had little gold to offer early Spanish settlers. As a result, the country evolved as basically middle class. National Geographic says. It has the highest literacy rate in Central America (90 percent) and more teachers than policemen.

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