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The sun., 1890-04-23
Base Ball Notes.

Burke surprised everybody by mufinR fly yesterday
In tho four innings shArot pitched, but thirteen men
came 10 tho bat
bahoney. the pire In wearing his conductors
uniform this season.
Short soH eopd no. have been played much better
Ferguson and Hoibert will umpire tho Philadelphia-
Brook. .yn series at Eastern Park
Manager Bright has ensaged Jupiter, tho colored
pitcher Of tho Boston Resolute Club
Tho Brooklyn "a. A.)-Rochester game scheduled for
tomorrow viii be played this Afternoon.
To-day ShArrott and Russie will do the pitching for
the New York IN L. club an Buckley will catch.
The Cuban Giants have engaged Clarence Grant q
brother OF Frank Grant, the great coorsd second
man.
AT Brewster on Saturday (mornnR EAme)-Brewster,
IS Emerald GrAyA Z Afternoon GAme-EmeraId GrAyG,
1t ia claimed that Mulyey ia tho weak spot on the
fhil.ae phtH P IL team His splendid work yesterday
Tho defeat did not reduce the smile on Manager M.
tries face never did have any luck with left
Manager Harry Wright has no reason so far to dis.
place Mayer at third base He is corkinR hitter. a
good fielder and base runner
Both Hamilton and Burke OF tho Philadelphia (S. L)
gArty for any amount OF money
Among those who saw Yesterdays game at tho Polo
mSn ana .S ANEW
Catcher Buckley is probably tho best handba player
In the base ball piote5sion champion Phil aIsy say
1t must be rattinE player at all times to boat him
Snsd daS & 81" &
tion ~ left place Grin At centre and PogRrtE right
run express ranI beginning Friday to ths Brother
hood bA's ball grounds at Van siclen avenue and
The jersey City Club will leave for Wilmington this
morning 10 play three games at that city aud Ike
SS' JsrSsy CITY on T4S'' Nay AD1 "' returning 10
Constant Rsader-OwnE to our limited space It would
tional League and Players League
prsncsd bail payer Would made way S"i fS on +
ha eAH
ono of the rules laid down by the Players League 10
no. the name Of two shall Ss placed On e
are compiled with
pitcher s.a 3 to EGs' % s9'ia I'D sAa
a . Pqi sns H1i i .g n II
am jeStinE let them 20 and trytt."
Ia' n eSS: % II. fsms home
Club opens on tuesday with the Ssw iorES Manager
League
.hS following bulletin fHnn0qGnSng certain eh1ngss
i:t.:s :ttoRa s'iT %dE
h. hhsa. .pn Eph:H% ouS %%9s'GP r. Yak R:P4. T sh1 =
@ .%U sFG0fyR nsR.H T. S%SR SSnn carl Es cl GG
GSs; Beaver W i l. nocIsiand bmn bBarao f. q Smith,
+, BtpoilyTi John New man Jersey ,ciEy 7 Walsh, p,
iV cry ofa' sss.S ssraPu'' "0' Joe ramsey Ran
oIi AR 1qry %,n.o ;S,rT.S a Sn ~ SsG
last 10 much more serious than was expected FHyer
aid hurt sliding At tho home plate his left foot
turning under him The bones of his left leg near tho
ankle have been found be badly fractured and today
his limb was cast In plaster and boxed up He will not
be able to play for AZ least three montra George SAf'
and hs viii be able to play Y Thursday On Friday tho
Green. who released by tho AhetCs two days ago
will probably be reenEaEsd He pitched for the Athet
les day and hOld tho stars down to i've hits
In seven nningA After that Manager Sharsg instruct
ed him to let and the stars made seven hits In the
last two innings.
The sun., 1890-04-23
Amateur Lacrosse Championship.

Tho Amateur Athletic Union having decided
upon lacrosse championship for both tho East and
West entries are now order II is essential that all
teams DO composed Of amateurs and actual mem.
bsrs OF some recognized athletic club
Entries may be made with the understanding tn at q
schedule OF lacrosse games will be played wednss
days and Saturdays following tho initial game. which
viii be played saturday. August ., during August
September, and October tO be composed of teams IN
ul'i about New York city in aud Ghoat Philadelphia in
about Chicago In aud about 81. LOUIS and In about
IctrOt
Trs winners of the scheduled series OF games At New
YurA Philadelphia boston aud HshiugUn or OF such
Of them may hs played VIII play SCI les OF three or
hNr games tho Eastern lacrosse oh chpmponship. Al
such dates and places in september may hereafter
lie determined 30, likewise, will the Western Amaleur
lacrosse championship he decided by winners OF the
Detroit Chicago and s. Louis Seriss Of RGneA or such
OF Il en- as may be PLAYED
Teams winning the Eastern and the Western amateur
lacrosse championships viii be called upon 20 compets
for tho amateur lacrosse championship OF the { nied
States At Buch dates aud places in october may be
hereaf or d. ermined
reunAnts will be awarded the Eastern and Western
champion cams and silver trophy goes to the winner
OF the lacrosse chAuIpiunship OF the United gtAteh
This however vii not lie hold hy LGe Winning team
but will DO transferred 10 the virtorB Of each year
Each entry must OS accompanied by Gee Uf $50
which sail beroms We properly Of Tho A A u
reqrnedin tho event that no schedule S made up for
such cub 'N
teur Athletic Union. - N -'-~
The sun., 1890-04-23
Jack Hicks Ha. His Hands Full,

The challenge to finish fight at 100 pounds
from Jack Hicks Of Toronto In brought
several answerA tho most noticeable OF which were
from Tommy Gen and Eugene Hornbachsr. Gilen
was tho first TO show up and he appeared with
his eye Tommy has been unfortunate In getting on q
good match since he entered professionalism and II
anxious to show what he do There several
sporting men in this city ana Greenpont who believe in
him. 81 can get ready in three weeks" said Gien
and hone IN got chance TO sign articles at once As
though It M Rht be In al hour"
uornbacher already has a match on his hands with
Pat DRly the trainer OF tho National A. C, brook yn
but that seems to mako no difference ~ tho busting II
tie DutchmRn You Bee" ho said in conf !entiAl
way. I'm going to settle down pretty soon-got mar.
RED you know-and l want Just three more fights
fore Quit the business After the with DAILY two
win su me nrSt rate "a Ike to make that with Hicks
the first OF tho two or course III have trouble in
getting So or Sioo for that matter 10 guarantee ap
Hicks was in BIy Dacy's boxing academy ASH Third
avenue. where ho is making his headquarters in New
York, when SuS reporter him. He said he was
glad that his challenge had met with such prompt
spouse but he wanted day tive think the situation
over and see whom he " ould take on irst
The sun., 1890-04-23
In the Good. old.Fa,h,onea WAY.

1t is not generally known that the coming
fight between Frank White, tho e1.champ!on light
weight of America and Pete Daley, the st john N. b.,
kid will take place under London prize ring rules
the turf, but su'h IL the case. The men will wear
thin cotton gloves that last three rounds and
II they do give out the contest will be continued prac.
tically with bare HnuckoS in the good odfAShioned
way"
There ia an unusual amount of betting on the match
White is somewhat the favorite although the st John
lai. whose handlers have Teen careful to keep his
record aud capabilities dark has tackerS short
end the general principle that being young and
Sumaby strong aud OF average ability, he should 10
able 10 outhit and Outstay opponent eight nine
years older. White he will show that there is
whole lot Of fighting eft in him yet. lIe is extremely
desire 3 OF making good she wing in this battle
wants TO geI on with Billy Dacey ana will challenge
hm II he wins tom Dn ey. Is coincidence by tho
way. that prop0s lion for White and Dacoy tight
should coms up Just a. tins ttme. when pupils ot tho
Pete Trojan AMI John German the former Whites
and the latter DACeys-Rro to meet Saturday night
TO decide tho l25pound amateur championship OF
The sun., 1890-04-23
The Americas AssO CIatIOn.

THE RECORD.
The sun., 1890-04-23
The sehae,er-slosson Match.

Jacob Schaefer has accepted George SlossonsS
recent challenge for a game at I4nch bak line 800
points up. in this city for q championship emblem
offered by the Bruuswick- -Bako Company and Manager
A. F. TroesCher Of the company Is now looking for
hall for the which is to be play early in June
the date to be fixed the hall 10 secured.
SosSon regards this match the proper of supa
rIOrity between himself and his Powerful rival The
tourney resulted In stand OF, SiosSOn having won the
Cbckeriug Han tourney easily SchAeier carried
of the hOnUrs thi ago THIS time they Will play for
AN emblem which viii cntte the winner to claim that
he IL Champion SOssDn that lie prrHumeH that II
he Ia fortunate enough 10 win 1t ichaeer will challenge
for H. Tho winner who defends two years wins
the emb for good soSsrn has begun his practice At
the COlumuil lie is treating his patrons 70 dno
exhibitions daily Uf fancy position shots
The sun., 1890-04-23
FIGhtInE Notea.

Novice-Bnly Edwards, Hoffman House; Prof Mike
avsnus and Frank White, seventh avenue and Thirty
fourth street
inc tTas Of The National c. and TSmmy pay
have Oecoms boxing partners They will appear in
Tommy kelly doesn,t seem anxious to get ON aght
with Murray stu tns latter VIII Eyo HIM Until!
enough Of nEht just now and wanted 70 live on his
from biIy Madden to match Joe McfHiins SSsmpi1s f
stake @ an rSis TsSsps acHsp the sa. In TO-
hG Ss nan Sss. Sxg % "nq t T meet MT Madden any
a match at bis own terms. Mix8 g coSrHs.
S.S Ta.sCIsso g, S 4pri q billy M.han has issued q
pounds !or purse q ~ % 10 given by any a eric
S.aas. aga po1Sd In H@S9g SaGA 'a a
sSs S.IHy ny Of u tho
sSS rI.SSS &c Ss APr 5A mSsnE las. might Of
SgT'I St s2 va. MS a as dS 10 when the Fh
Esncs sssm.d 70 6s s prsWauS opnop or II TSs propo
sItt1n VIII 10 formally brought tsioFs tho club To-
Con Dugan and Jack oBrIen met At the Hrutrdted
Ms%. once n, ysss1dSy for he paTp%.e ot arrsns.ng
pounds foT sake Of from SO 70 81 1i a SIDE aud
I @ s.' Alter H s"s Snis sG s my f Sa 'ss
sporting man who had guaranteed The purse failed
ynii t1sy tas1 .6s purse hey VIE @ 70 nrGt
any club Offering a reasonable purse, and both men
hsTs Eooa ana nna are GnSTn 70 % clever nG1sT
oner Inducements
.cnyc.so, April ia large crowd qllsd Madison
Street THsatIe l.sevennR toSee Australian Murphy,
the conQuerer OF the Belfast spider Woir and Tommy
White the feather weight champion OF tho Northwest,
spar number OF lesser lights also exhibition
OF their pTOweSB EAry IN tie cOnie't between MUIR
Ihy and White the Au.rssn Stemd TO be seized with
the idea that tommy intended knocking hun out hS
theTeupOn sale IN hammer and touEs and lot Tommy
have right hand swing Just behind the car nOOriuR
him Tommy arose rather RrORRy and Murphy pounded
him vciousy on the law This riled the chicago man
and in the second round he smashed tho Australian
peAted!y, nnAiy drawing blood from his nose Murphy
IuShrd At him In return and tho crowd yelled with de-
light expecting to sec knock out night hut they
disappointed The "PRrson stepped forward and
cooled the ArdAr Of the cOmbGtanB aud the remainder
OF the match WAS very tame.
boating or Athletics. IS1a IsS NSSSs 1SstI-1su. N''
The sun., 1890-04-23
Nellie MA,loy Failed to Como to Time.

The challenge from Nellie Malloy. the female
boxer. of Troy which appeared in yesterday issue Of
TUX SuN, was tho cause Of trinRing dozen more
sports tho Ini'ce Gazette ONCE where Mis- Nellie in
her challenge agreed to meet ono that desired to
take 1t up Lizzie Summers very graceful blonde.
claims tho title of champion at ia pounds and Miss
MHlIoy named her as preference. gentleman, who
said that he was Interested IN Miss SUMMER cal ed at
the lOitcs but tho hacker Of the Rir OF Troy
failed to put in appearance Il was limited that
had probably missed her train from Troy and that It
was this that kept her from keeping her engagement
Tho bRcker OF Mis- Summers stands ready and willing
back his fair boxer against one OF her weight
among The weaker LIZZIE IL indeed clever young
woman with her banda and she can take sOme punish.
ment as well as Administering u.
The sun., 1890-04-23

The first championship game OF tho Metro
politAn Lacrosse League WAS played yesterday after
noon between tho brooklyn and Stevens Institnt.
teams on the stevens athletic nsd. Owing to the de-
lay on the part OF tho Brook yn the game was
called until 80 NJ, and The visiting am was two
men short stevens discarded two DlaysrG and tho
game Was played with but ten men on a side ~ '-N
o. ntrs goal Ior stevens was thrown hy A. Post dur
ing tho nrht ten minutes and the PLAYING WAS onIIs
eyen until brookyn obtained goa In the laHt minute
OF the hrst bali Time was called with the score 10
so%. Ss o. ss sssond half when Stevens threw forward
forced down the ned and goal thrown by q Met,eyi
lims l.s sAs called with the SGsTS 70 / In iEvoF Of
The sun., 1890-04-23

Tho handicap billiard tournament at Maurice and
John bills room, RS Nassau street Is nearly Nm.
i;hsd h and viii take only atew more decide
these p"putar rooms Waterman Williams and Wat
son are pushing each other for tho honOrs OF
nrst place none of these players having met with
feat ss yet only ono game was payed last night 10
Was btIween Dr. Gill HJ aud t. Moon IU. The former
aspayed much better form than in any or his previous
RAues making many brilliant play Moore also PLAY ed
weIl but was unable to cope with tho Doctor who won
6v score OF 31i to la This eysn'u srontests WI be
AS Follows: Gill va Flip and Watson vs. Williams
60 match game at rontpuuus 200 bet"orn harles
sTewe 0t this city and Edward Ducherty Of FhiAd-l
Pla Tor 500 side, wiihe decided Frank awrencss
billiard room AZ Egtth avenue. this evening The
game which Ia 100 points continuous poo will be played
ailer the TWO tournament games have been played
The sun., 1890-04-23
Max Lutber to Become q Prores,,oua,

Max Lutbeg, the amateur champion light
weight wrestler has declared his intention become
aprofsssional. Max said yesterday that ho was open
to wrestie any light weight in America for $50
or $500 side, He has been keeping himself in good
trim. He wrestled Hughes the Ieo pound catch as
catch man of the fastime Athletic Club last sun.
gay IL ended in draw after 90 minutes had elapsed.
One week before the pair wrestlod to draw In 10
Stes Luseeg ia p1wsrtul yogng athlete and viii be
Jones the lightweight champion OF Newark Jones
and he should mako good pair to contend for tho
clAmpionHhip,
The sun., 1890-04-23
The Nationsl League.

PHILADELPHIA tN1-). Z; NEW YORK (N.1Al2 2
II was rather CALLING to the 450 spectators OF
the Polo grounds yesterday to see their favor
ites defeated. Tho erratio Jesse Burkett was
the cause OF all tho disheartenmont; In fact. he
made 90 pooI an impression that he Will have
70 do some splendid work in the future to re-
gain tho good will Of those who saw his e1hibi-
eon yesterday. He has not improved any since
last season. whom he pitched for tho Worcesters.
His fault always has been his inability to con-
Vrol tho ball, and It will probably always be o
serious drawback to him unless no gets him
self right down TO good. solid, hard work. He
threw his curves around everywhere yesterday
except over tho plato; he couldn't even get the
ball straight over. o'Rourke had all he could
do to catch him. ,,
that by sharott The latter was put in-alasl !
too late-in the fifth inning. His pitching was
mencement OF the game. the New Yorks would
have won. In tho four innings he PIT pitched the
rot the bA tbaoTs
. good hitter and base runner. lie struck out
half tho mon who came TO the bat-siN-made
one safe hit and assisted one out at first base:
Harry Wright wanted to win the game. and
great game, aud no mistake. =, But for errors.
he would have shut out the Now Yorks or
%nRs
ali over 1t. Mayer. the, Philadelphia's new
third baseman, hit the ball very hard.
In the hrst inning Burkett made the visitors
n present OF runs. lie sent Burke and Ham,
ilton 10 first on balls hit Myers. and. with
three bases full. Thompson cracked the ball
against the centre field fence. near the flag
stan, for three bases. He scored on Mayors
again by giving the first two men their
base on balls; but II did not result
In the fourth on a base on balls a single By
Myers, a single by Thompson. which Clarke
let get past him. and on which THOMPSON took
third, and an excusable error by Glasscock
New York's 2 runs in the fifth were made on q
base on balls, mufIed fly by Burke q single
by Glasscock o wild throw by Allen. and u sac
rihce hit by Hornung. Burkett was replaced
BY Shardtt in this inning, and when he struck
out Allen and Burke and Gleason flied OUT
there was 30 much applause that the young
man had to don his cap.
New York made her third run in the seventh
on tumble by MoCauley and a single by Shar-
OFT,
ono handed stop by Bassett Of q hit which he
stopped just back OF second base. The score:
The sun., 1890-04-23

Ne Vvsnt Nave 60 Starvs HEInselE tS Get
Ready 20 Meet Peter JaeksOp.


ne vvsn't Nave 60 Starvs REInselT tS Get
Ready 20 Meet Peter JaeksOu.
The news received yesterday from San
Francisco that the California Athletic Club had
| decided to agree to John L. Sullivan's latest
demand and raise the purse for the Sullivan
jackson fight to $4,000 will probably remove
the last excuse the big fellow has had for post
poninE his meeting with the colored fighter.
and will bring him at once under the treatment
for the reduction of flesh, which has been arr
ranged by his hackers with DR.. J. W. Gibbs,
the practitioner OF the SchweninRer system OF
fat reduction.
1t is said that Sullivan was induced to sub
NIT to this treatment through the apprehen-
sions raised by the stories told him OF Jack
sons phenomenal powers as stomach fighter,
the stomach being SullvRns weak point
Gibbs and Sullivan had a disagreement the
last time the fighter was In the Doctors hands.
and neither was anxious to have anything
more to do with the other. but the matter was
arranged. It is understood, by Mike Donovan.
and DR.. Gibbs has agreed to take of Sullivan's
fat In thirty days from the time active opera
tions are begun. That will be AT once. now that
the California end OF the affair has been ar
Some pity has been wasted upon Sullivan
under tho idea that he was to be required to
eubmit to n starvation diet. This is u mistake.
noon SuIiSSns Bill OF fare are ii is on on az printed
ALP, upon which. under the head OF May
Take" are:
Beet mutton, and chicken broth
All kinda
Fat or lean beef Fat lean mutton. Chicken. Game,
vEGETABLEa
Asparagus .Csulinower. Onion.
Celery. CfesseH spinach.
White fSstsS.S SsSS.ss L.1snss LIS%s;o'S dream.
squash. TurnipS
BREAD AND TARiNAcKous ARTICLES
gstale bread and toast sparingly. Gluten bipouits
(onlJ q ounces OF bread per diem)
pESsERrs, TRuIr Ac
Grapes Oranges. ChorrieR Borries- Acid Fruit
Water in moderation. Tea or coffee with milk Wine
occasionally
Under the head OF Avoid" the slip contains
this list:
Fat thick soup. sauces and spices, hominy oat meal,
swsst .toes rice 6ssa carrots sArobeN
Two suggestions are added at the end They
are Avoid water In excess" May use alco-
holic DRINKS in moderation"
1t is likely that he trainer, whoever he may
be- Will make quick work with the occasional
wine" and alcoholic drinks in moderation"
feature OF tho bIIl OF iarei Such restriction.
10 aSeGdbnS S to Rr Gb6s III VII have
Will be an outside matter. This is said to be
the regular bi OF fare for Schweningcr pa
tlents. modiled from that used in Germany to
SUI the Inherent habits and conditions OF life
In the two countries. and modified also in each
ihpdihidnAi n case to suit the particular needs Of
the individual treated. Water. for instance, is
drunk as freely as possible BY others. and the
same Is true OF tea. coffee liquors. and some Of
has no doubt that II sullivan obeys instruc-
tions he will be In condition to fight so far as
lat Is concerned. within the prescribed time.
The sun., 1890-04-23
Tho Professional Pool Tourney.

Paddy Welsh. the champion OF Pennsylvania,
is making strong night for hrst place In the handicap
professional pool tournament at Frank LAwronce'S
billiard room 55l Eighth lie las lost but one
game the I'VE he has played, and with his hAndicA
II hAsis ''UnRi to be worthy antagonist OF the
pres~n. !eAIer, Powers Wesh plays a brilliant game
times aud as he !snot lacking in nerve game be.
tween the Two promises TO DO a good ono.
lhc two played lat night resulted as foloWN:
DUCherty LcHt DINING 80 to 26 and Welsh beat Lud.
dlngiOn IN the second game 9j to 81.
This evening, Powers Stewart and Barton VI
nnrl
The sun., 1890-04-23

BosToN, April 22.-The Boston lP. L. team
was again outplayed by the brooklyn conttn
gent to- day. and was beaten in lively batting
game In which the visitors excelled. The at
tendance WAS 1858. and hat meant just 80
many disappointed Bostonians. The Bostons
put MP splendid fielding game. but their hits
were not sufficiently punched to yield runs
when they were needed BillylSowders took
lots OF solid comfort In puzzling his old COM
rades and smiled at their efforts TO find the
ball at critical periods. But kiroy did not fare
as we'll at the hands OF tho VISITORS They
opened the fun in the first inning by banging
out two sing es. a double. and a home run. and
four earned runs was the resul 1t broke
Kiroy's heart when Orr sent the ball spinning
over the left field fence. The visitors took
little rest In the second. and in the third Ward
broke the Ice by sending the ball over the same
fence and enabling Bauer to score with him.
The fifth was another no: one for the Bos-
tons. Bauer opened with two-bBgger and
Ward duplicated his home run OF the third
inning without half try ing. How the crowd
did cheer when he completed the circuit OF the
basesi Another double and a single were
made but neither man scored. That pound-
ing was too much for kiroy. and he retired in
favor Of the veteran Radbourn His presence
restored the confidence OF the Bostonians. and
so puZzled the visitors that only one more hit
was recorded That was q two baRger by
Seery, which yielded two. runs which had been
started by errors. Radbuurn also proved
bonanza in batting. ma king single each time
he went to the bat Had the Bostons been able
to bunch their hits more effectively they would
have won the game through errors OF the
Rrooklyns. The score:
The sun., 1890-04-23
Avery Little Mau wants to Fight.

Harry Pickford. one OF the smallest boxers In
tho world yesterday issued challenge 10 fight any one
his weight any part of SiooO side He yoara
old, stands feet 7 inches tall and weigh. whom in
hRhtiuE condition sixty poundH ltewAs Amember of
time ago and L. said that several OF tho Big boys who
put the gloves with Inn claim that ho 10 little
ror In his challenge he makes no prefercnceN but 10
Ills boxing partner Willie McDermot and the Tair
give n- exhibition OF the manly art Here's q chance
for Jesse he Il Aluld. Que OF the MRscotA
The sun., 1890-04-23
rHR MANHATTAN =. q CANES.
The CIub Hes Dsvissa = WsY BIZ which
They VIII be Held at the OLD Stans.

The refusal Of the Berkeley Athletic Club to
allow the Manhattan A. O. the use OF the Berkeley Oval
for Saturday Nay Iu put the latter into predcament
- TO where the cubs could be held a. their own
grounds had been broken for building purposes The
Staten Island o. grounds were available but they are
not popular and the Mnnhatans have an eye on the
turnsile"
Acommtes visited the ,BtRhtysixth street grounds
yesterday to determine whether they might not he used
In spite OF the buildings that will be In course OF cree
ton by that time Several plane were discussed and
finally was decided hold the games there In spite
OF the many inconvsnlenceA BY building new track
TO clear the broken ground found that the quar-
tsrmile path would be preserved but OF course 1t will
not be oval shaped and viii have some awkward wind
inEs The spectators will have almost tpil view OF All
the races aud the held events WlL as heretofore uo
contested directly in front OF the grand sthhu; Inc
22uyArd strAiEhtaWAy will not be iutcrfeTed with, aud.
AoReher the club has managed to mako the bost OF an
unfortunate NINA
Following aSe the eVenta which are all handicap;
One hundred ami twenty hVs yard run 10Y ARD run,
bO0 yard run, IOOyArd run mile run - mile Walk,
H2OYhrd low hurdle race running broad Jump, running
hiFh jump putting ~ pound shot -, - -~
and medal to third .
feature of the meeting will be that all intending
competitorp must lend their last three performances
IN order that the oncla hAndicApper may alo eluabo
nafs ana insure good conteHs in which the best man
VIII nave somo chance OF winning