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sprang to the defense and neither team was able to set up a goal-scoring situation.
Garrick Steele (one goal), playing No. 3, contributed a third goal to the Middleburg effort during the third chukker. Teammate Vincent Rizzo, a two-goaler playing No. 4, also scored one point for the visitors before the half-time break.
Juan Salinas (minus one-goal), a last-minute write-in at No. 2 for the Rappahannock squad, scored one goal in the fourth chukker and another in the fifth. Mr. Salinas joined the team when German Noguera was unable to make the match. Teammate Phillip Staples, a threegoaler playing No. 4 for Rappahannock, brought the home team to within one goal of a tie with a point late in the fifth chukker.
All the comeback efforts of the Rappahannock squad went for naught, however, when Roger Steele (three goal), playing No. 3 position for Middleburg, added a fifth point for the visitors early in the
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