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The San Francisco call., 1903-01-16
ACTIVES OF TURN VEREIN
TO GIVE ENTERTAINMENT
Will Hold Grand Vaudeville and
Dance in Their Hall Next
Sunday Evening.

a big vaudeville entertainment and
dance will be given next Sunday, January
Is, in the San Francisco Turn verein Hall
at 523 Turk street under the auspices of
the actives. The programme will be as
follows:
Captain John Holtum. the cannon king with
his soldier dog Bobby; r. l.. stone table
and barrel jumper from the Olympic Club Os-
car Frank, barytone solo; Steward and Strauss
from the Olympic Club, in their acrobatie
brother act; Vera Winterberg, Juvenile dancer:
ssehlitter and Cornell. Roman rings: high
jumping by the actives of the San Francisco
Turn Verein. Baton and Flag; swinging by
Louis and Lucille HIM, of the San Francisco
Turn Veren
There will also be a four-cornered box
lng bout between Dan Danziger. champion
featherweight of the Olympic Club and
Rilly Leonard, champion featherweight OF
the Pacific Coast. and Sam Berger, cham
pion heavyweight of the Olympic Club.
and Charles Bayley.
After the performance there will be
dancing. The entertainment will COM
mence at S:15 and dancing at GAS.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-16
DAVIS SINGLE
DECIDES CAME
Brings in Winning Runs
With Score Tied in
the Ninth.

The death of Winnie Mercer cast a
gloom over the big leaguers yesterday af-
ternoon, which could not be dispeIIed. Not
man on either the American or the Ma
tOnal team seemed to be able to get into
the game and it lacked that real ginger.
though some clever playing was done.
The Americans took the palm, s to A.
The weather was crisp and it was an
ideal day for a ball game. The players
however, appeared TO think otherwise and
moped around the field a greater part OF
the time, All the boys and the two UNI
pires wore black and white Grape on their
right arm out Of respect to their departed
cOmrade
Joss played left field for the Americans
in place Of Dick Harley, who left for the
East yesterday morning with the remain<
CT Mercer. The National team was also
short of men. Two OF their pitchers.
Chesbro and Donovan, were played in the
Outheld-
Tannehil and Bernhard did the pitch
ing and each man tossed in good form.
The hits were kept scattered all the time
Bernhard allowed eight. which netted
four runs A total of fifteen OF Tame
hin only amounted to six tallies.
single and an error gave the Amer.
leans one in the first. In the two succeed
ing rounds they attacked TannehflI and
succeeded in scoring two more. malSinc
the score 8 to 0. Then the Nationals fell
on Bernhard in the fourth and batted in
a pair In the fifth the Americans OBJ
tanned another one. The Nationals tied
up the score in the seventh by means OF
a triple. a double and a single.
1t looked like few extra rounds until
the eighth, when with two on the bases
Harry Davis tore OF a hot single and
broke up the game. The Nationals could
do nothing during their turn with the
stick The score:
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-16
siHth Ease.one &c, mile and fifty yards selling,
Coursing at Union Park.

ne drawing for Saturdays and Sun
Gay coursing at Union Park resulted in
card OF open, special and sapling stakes
The open and sapling stakes will be run
down once on Saturday, commencing upon
the arrival Of the ! o'clock train from
Third and Townsend streets. Following
S the draw:
Sapling stake 10 entries-San Juan vs.
Queens Motto. Mad Nab VS.. Free From
Flaw. Mountain Poet VS. Capital Girl
Mountain Girl vs. Red Mountain. Boots
Us. Chilimara
Special stake. a entries-Rural Artist VS.
nafEey NJ, Maid OF the Glen VS.. Reno.
Haphazard Us. Otto Miss BrurrneI VS.
caucus, Sempronius VS. Cohroy Game
Boy vs. Money Musk Real Article rs
Silver Heels. MEMO Prince VS. VandaI
Master Rocket vs.. America. Little Sister
Us Iiille r. Ruby Sankey vs. Wedgewood
jingle Bells vs. Roy Hughie
open stake 50 enrries-Iittle Ts,c.y x-s
sen lDomond, Kanagawa VS. Master clair.
1olna Belle vs.. Roaring Avalanche Wing
wing vs.; Silver Cloud. creswick VS.. Royal
fleno, McHenry VS. Regal Attire Moee
vs. Half Moon, Fannie Hughie VS.. old
Ironsides. Renegade Apache vs. RlscE
Bart. western Watchman VS. Miss Wi
son, Medley VS.. j. y. Bowhav Cosetta
vs. Belfast. ROXana VS. Fair Oaks MOI
- - BeautE vs. Real Pasha. Shadow VS.
20 SLOW, Dathy vs. Fair Glen Motto 1-s
fetruoer, Ihetis VS.. Arbacus Valid VS.
NagIant, Jack Short VS.. Prornpfo Hon
est John vs.. Sir Lawrence Rustic Anne
- Emma N, Silent Treasure VS. Tvrone
5rince, Harlean Gladys vs. Pronefhe11s
Ila Tlola betle vs. Golden Garter, Concord
BOY vs.. Ina Pure Pearl vs. Tom Hur-
lex, KingwoOd VS.. Dear CASTOR. FlovTer
Cascade. 40
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-16
CHAMPION JEFFRIES
SAYS HE WAS "JoBBED"
Issues Signed Statement Declaring
That Munroe Was Saved by
Cutting Round Short

SALT LAKE, Utah, Jan. 15.-The Her
aid tomorrow will print a signed state
ment from Champion James ]. Jeffries
concerning his recent bout with Jack
Munroe at Butte, Mont Jeffries claims
that Munroe not only did not knock him
down, but during the entire four rounds
did not land a clean punch. Jeffries
claims that the third round, in which he
sent Munroe 20 the mat for an eight
count was cut short fully a minute
Il made no attempt whatever to land
on Munroe for the first two rounds" says
geffries, ''as l saw he knew absolutely
nothing about the game In the fourth
round 1 could not get at him, as he re-
peatedly clinched or fell to the floor, and
in this manner he managed to stay the
limit. The reports that he knocked me
down are absolutely untrue and nobody
knows this better than Munroe himself
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-16
STOCK BROKER FAILS
TO MEE- OBLIGATIONS
E. Gauthier Announces Financial Diff
ficulties at Meeting of Pacific
Exchange.

E. Gauthier, a stock broker whose di-
rectory address is 316 Montgomery street.
announced at the meeting OF the Pacific
Stock Exchange yesterday that he was
unable to meet his obligations. The
pre'nises OF Montgomery street. are un-
occupied and do not bear any evidence
that he ever was a tenant there
The names Wright q EweII' and "F
smith" appear on the window, but his
own Is lacking. The directory gives the
names of Eugene Gauthier OF the firm
supposed to have failed and Emile Gau-
thier Of Gauthier Bros. & Co. OF 309 Cal
nornia street as residing at u111s Mont
gomery street Inquiry made at the CAL
fornia street firm threw an air of rnys-
terry over the alleged failure. one Of the
members Of the firm denying that he
knew Of the existence Of e. Gauthier &
Co" and Asaying that none OF his rela-
rives had any connection with it
Among the losers by Gauthier's failure
are many women. His liabilities are not
known, as his books are In a tangled con-
cition- He Is reported to be wealthy.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-16
ORIS OF THE RACE COURSE, THE FIELD AND THE RING
NEIL KNOCKS OUT CLARENCE FORBES
WHO TAKES THE PLACE OF HIS BROTHER
The Latter Fegns Illness but This Thought Be Merely Subeuge to
Cover Up Coup Arranged by Betting Men in Chicago but Which
FaiedSuspous Signs in the Wagering Expose the Scheme

landed. He missed this again in the third
In the fourth round Forbes sent
straight right to the head which Neil
could not dodge. Forbes then rushed Neil
across the ring and sent him down for
eight seconds. Forbes found his superior
weight and strength gave him an advan-
tFsse and he kept hustling Neil about
Once both went through the ropes Forbes
rolled over the heads Of some spectators
and landed in one of the boxes.
Forbes continued his rushing tactics in
the fifth and was Kissed for it. He hus-
tied Neil through the ropes twice.
Forbes opened the sixth and last round
with "a terrible right swing. which went
wide Of its mark. Neil then landed his
first successful blow, a left to the solar
pleXus. Forbes went down and stayed for
eight seconds The blow was repeated
and he went down again. The third time
he received the left to the body he was
unable to rise and was counted out.
The events of last night accent the ne
cessity for the strict enforcement OF the
ordinance governing boxing. The affair
was given under the auspices OF the Key
stone Athletic Club, a mushroom organ
ization. The regular clubs pay a license
of $500 per year and throw every safe
guard about their exhibitions. Physicians
pass upon the condition Of the men, and
also note their progress in training. Last
night Muller should not have been allowed
to box. as he was not in condition. Meth
er should Clarence Forbes have been al
lowed to take his brothers place. as he
was not thoroughly trained. and in addi-
ton was in a class above Neil.
The fight between Muller and Dixie
KID was farcicaI- Muller was not IN con-
ditiOn and put up a miserable exhibition.
1t was so bad it served to put the specta-
tors in good humor.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-16

~ RANK NEIL, the California BAN
IL tamweight boxer, knocked out
III Clarence Forbes, Chicago feath-
- erweight, in the sixth round of a
fight last night at Mechanics Pa
vilion. Forbes was seven pounds heavier
than his opponent.
Elsewhere in these columns is told the
story of the game battle fought by Frank
Mcconnell and Spider Welch. Mcconnell
was injured, how seriously the surgeons
at the Receiving Hospital are unable to
state at this time
Neil was originally billed to fight Harry
Forbes for the bantamweight champion
ship. Back of the substitution of the
latter's brother Clarence, who arrived
here some days since to fight before the
Reliance Club of Oakland, are evidences
Nof betting coup, arranged in Chicago,
which failed.
Suspicion was first aroused by the fact
that there was unlimited money in Hot
Springs, Ark, poolrooms in Chicago and
in this city, all to be wagered on Neil.
The Forbes money made no impression on
this and the odds went UP until as good
as 10 to could be secured. At the same
time good judges of boxing considered
Forbes to 10 shot
w nat part JOnn Hertz, manager for
Forbes, took in all this does not appear
on the surface. To all appearances he
was not a party to it. as he bet his
money on Forbes in this city. When he
saw the ugly look which the betting had
assumed he said Forbes would not enter
the ring with his consent until all bets
had been declared off. Harry Corbett
and other representative sporting men
sustained him in this stand.
WANT BETS DECLARED OFF.
Referee Jack Welch was asked to de-
clare all bets off, but he wanted to be
shown evidence that fake was contem-
plated before taking such drastic meas
ures. Such evidence must have been
forthcoming as Mr.. Welch positively re-
fused to referee the fight as origina.'y
planned. During the afternoon a wire
was received from Chicago, the wording
of which was as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-16
Olympus Parlor Installs.

The recently elected officers of Olym-
pus Parlor of the Native Sons of the
Golden West were installed last wednes-
day night by District Deputy Grand Pres
ioent w. A. Peake, with Frank J. Tay-
lor as marshal. The new officers are:
w. A. Mclaughlin, past president: Ralpb F,
Campbell, president; George Mccormack F ]
Butler and Charles S. White, vice presidents !;
j. T Cosgrave. recording, and Andrew Mock
er financial, secretary; F. q, Ernst, marshal; I;
Henry Joost, trustee; W. Puckhaber, outside
and Charles S. Maher, inside sentinel
After the ceremony there were introduc-
tory remarks by President Campbell and a
response by Grand President Lewis F.
Byington.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-16
Women Tennis Players at Stanford.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Jan IS
Active steps are being taken by the wom-
en- tennis players of the university toward
putting forth a strong tennis team to meet
the Berkeley tennis team this spring. A
committee composed of Miss NJ. f. Bal
comb, 'O5; Miss Stella Rose, 49, and Miss
Minnie Mrsky. O4, has been appointed to
draw up a set of training rules foS the
candidates for the team. The following
fifteen young ladies have been placed on
the tennis squad and more names will be
added soon: Mabel Ray. '05; Mary Bal
comb, 'O5; Minnie Mrsky. 04; Elizabeth
Lodge, '03; Esther Crandan, 'O3: Mary
Hodge. 'OS; Mary Foster '04; c. f. Paine
O6; Ella lbs, 'O3; Georgia Pitman, 'O5;
Elsie Kramer, '06; Mary E. Hendrick. '03;
Kate S. Gridley, '03; Mary E. Hayward
'06, and Dorothy Abbott, '06.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-16
Two Women Golfers Will Compete.

Four women competed yesterday on the
Presidio links in the semi-fnal round of
the competition for the Councils Cup for
women of the San Francisco Golf Club.
Miss Houghton beat Miss Chesbrough 2
up to play, after the closest match that
has taken place so far in the competition.
Mrs. ]. r. Clark won from Miss Carroll
by the latters default
In the final round this morning Mrs J.
r. Clark will play against Miss HouSh-
ton. The winners name will be engraved
on The handsome silver cup. which will
remain for some time longer in the pos
session of the club. The course was in
good condition yesterday and the atmos-
phere still.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-16
SUNNYSIDE RESIDENTS
OBJECT TO OLD CARS
At Meeting Last Evening They
Adopt Resolutions Condemning
Street Railroad System.

The members of the Sunnyside Improve
ment Club held a meeting last evening at
the hall at Flood and Circular avenues,
and resolutions were adopted criticizirg
Manager Chapmans administration and
the present street car service in the SUM-
nyside district
Gustave Schnee. presided at the meeting
and complaints were made of the poor
cars furnished on the San Mateo line and
also for the infrequency of the service
Copies of the resolutions adopted will be
forwarded to the offices of the United
Railroads.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-16
Drank Carholic Acid

Mrs. Josephine V. Smith, whoslives at
the Sunburg House. 3I5 Ellis street. took
her life some time Wednesday night by
swallowing carbolic acid. She first sent a
special delivery letter to DR.. Frederic
R Starr. 651 Vallejo street, announcing
her intention to take her own life and it
was through this means that her body
was found yesterday morning. Despond-
ency is assigned as the cause of her act
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-16
Amateurs Will Fight.

The regular monthly exhibition of the
Bay City Athletic Club will take place
tonight at the clubs new headquarters,
1888 Market street, between Seventh and
Eighth. Some of the best amateurs in
the city are on the bills The main event
will be between Jack Cordell and Paul
Martin for the amateur lightweight cham
lionship of the Pacific Coast. "Muldoon''
Mcdonald will mix it with Fred Butler,
and Joe Carroll will try to subdue Kid
Parker. The rest of the bill is made up
of fast fighters and great nights sport
is exDected
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-16
West Oakland Club Bouts

OAKLAND. Jan. l5.--The West Oakland
Athletic Club has arranged a series of
ngHts for Friday night at the clubroons
ne Two principal events will be six
round goes between Caesar AttelI and
Jack Dolan and Young Mcconnell ana
Billy Mcdonald The preiimfnaries will
be bouts between Kid Kennedy and Gus
Lav1gne, Kid Otey and II. Longe, Dave
Slattery and Kid McShane and George
Brown and Soldier Benjamin.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-16
RACES IN THE EAST.
Result of Events on Some of the
Well-Known Tracks.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. l5-Crescent city
summary:
First race. six furlongs-Sweet Nell won.
Noweta second, Apple Sweet third Time rs
Second race, seven furiongs-Paul Greyton
won. Malster second, Ed L third. Time 20.
Third race, six furlongs-L Etienne won.
Wealth second, Rankin third. Time, 1:13
Fourth race, one mile-Hargis won, The
Messenger second, Port Royal third. Time,
1:4I 3-5.
Fifth race. selling. mile and seventy yards
Mauser won, John Coulter second, The Wizard
third. Time, AZ 3-5.
Sixth race. selling. and a sixteenth
rniles-Leenja won, Sarilla second, F1aneur
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-16
Yosemite club Gets Permit.

The Supervisors Police Committee yes
terday recommended that a permit be
granted to the Yosemite Club to hold
professional boxing exhibition in Febru-
ary and denied the application of the
New California Club to give contests dur
ing the same month
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-16
NATIONALS.
SUMMARY
Twn-hlse HI
Thrao-basa hif-Cra wford

Three-base hit-Crawford. Two lse hits
Irwin. Davis, Ritchie. Lsahy Sacrifice hits
Davis, Cross. Jones' Base on bails-On Tan
nehill l. Left on bases-Amsricans 10 Na-
tionals L. Struck out-By Bernhard = ty
Tannehin T. 1.n-s q game-i h1u- and q
minutes ymDires-O Connell and Mcdonald.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-16
Bennings Racetrack Us sold.

WASHINGTON. Jan 15N-August Bel
mont to-day filed deed conveying the
Bennings racetrack property to the
Washington Jockey Club OF the District
Of Columbia, the new corporation formed
to succeed the old Washington Jockey
Club The consideration named is
$500. 900.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-16

PETALUMA Jan. 15-An incendiary start
ed blaze at the California Starch Company's
was extinguished before much damage was
done.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-16
FORBES CANNOT GO ON.


Forbes weighed in at Harry Corbetts a
quarter of pound overweight and FOR
feited the money he had posted to make
115 pounds at p. m. At this time he ap-
pa-ently intended to fight. During the at
tern0On he ate heartily and drank several
milk punches When he went to the Pa
vilion he complained OF. illness and doc
tor was summoned. Forbes temperature
was found to be 1O1 degrees, some three
degrees above the normal.
1t was decided he could not fight. In
order not to disappoint the spectators
Jim Neil proposed that Clarence Forbes
take the place of his brother. This was
finally arranged, although there was a
difference of seven pounds in the weight
of the boxers. AS Harry Forbes default
ed the purse went to Neil. He gave Clar-
ence Forbes 35 per cent for going on. He
also returned Harry Forbes his $3.50 for
felt posted to guarantee the latter's ap-
'pearance in the ring.
The fight proved a desperate one, Neil
knocking Forbes out with a left to the
solar plexus early in the sixth round.
From the start Forbes proved the better
ring general and it seemed he must win.
For the first three rounds there was Moth
ing to it but Forbes. He landed all man
ner of blows. He missed wonderful left
shift in the second round that would have
ended proceedings then and there had it
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-16

tIEh serving two years term
~ at chasing cattle on the Nevada
IN ranges. subsisting on a diet of al
a - kali and sage brush, F. w. Brode.
the conqueror OF Advance
Guard and Yellowtail in a sensational
three-head finish, when sporting the
SchOrr eolors, bobbed up at the races
again al Oakland yesterday. Some three
years back =. W. Brode was a pet of
John w. SchOrr, the Memphis brewer,
Tut developed such pronounced sulking
proclivities that he was sold for a song,
Paul Lane being the purchaser. Tfls
Cayuga gelding, with Waterbury on his
back, was one Of thirteen starters in the
NTH race Of the day and was so lightly
considered that the ring laid 80 to 40 TO
about him. The smart play was con-
hned TO backing Hesper, Bedner, Nugget,
key Dare and Handpress. Getting away
from the post seventh, Waterbury soon
had Brode in front and the old gelding
breezed home ahead of Dolie Weithoff
and Bernota, covering the seven furlongs
in I;27 fat.
The attendance was large and the
hooks had long way the better Of the
argument. Favorites were not OF the pro-
nounced type and Quatre was the only
enc TO be encased in brackets.
Bullman had the mount on the last
mentioned FLY and at l3 to 10 she reached
the wire a head before Snare The latter
was pounds the best, but Connell failed
10 get away from the barrier in any kind
"a shape Pure Dale, a % to 1 shot, ran
third.
Rasp. 10 to 1 chance, turned up an
unexpected winner Of the first seven-fur-
long event decided. He was piloted bv
15el and won galloping from the favorite,
D0reen- Gladiator ran into the show
To the vigorous ride given Ed LiIburn
by Bullman could be attributed the Ma
Crane entry's win. The colt showed in
led DOtterel out a neck. Past Master fin
ished a fast-clOsing third. With such a
fast horse under him as Fort WAYNE
which ruled favorite, Minder succeeded
IN getting cut of on the backstretch
DELI Fountains four-year-old. Ultru-
oa captured the mile selling affair from
a shlfty bunch Of platers, among them
Beana, AntOlee and Lena Adkins had
The mount and setting the pace from the
JUMP saved his horse well, getting a
head verdict at the close from Urchin.
ridden By W Waldo. Beana closed a
MID favorite and quit badly in the run
home.
BuIlman scored his third winning mount
with lgnaciO, which went TO the post sec
ono choice 10 Forte for the concluding
Eile ano a quarter run. 'BCll" waited
with the chestnut horse as long as he
could and then assuming the front posi-
lion disposed Of Forte without effort in
<'os. Show honors fell to Silver Fizz.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-16
NOTES OF THE TRACE.

Bullman rode in excellent form finishing
hrst with Quatre. Ed Lnburn and Ignacio
The condition Of Rudolph BOnt the groom
known about the track Joe Galnipper who
was struck by Red Nan when that colt jumped
The outside fence Wednesday was serious
yesterday and his recovery is doubtful
Following are tO-days entries:
First race-Five ana half furlOngs. selling
three-gear-olds =
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-16

CHICAGO. Jan. 15.-Te1eSram just received
thing; bet all you can that Neil whips Harry
Forbes. This wire strictly CONFIDENTIAL 1t :
signed by initials. Thousands OF dollars being
offered here Neil, with no takers. Bloom
ingtOn. ILL.,, salOonkeeper is with Hertz and
Forbes and furnishing the money to turn the
job. He had $4,000 in cash and some drafts
when he left here.
The second dispatch was wOrded fol-
lows:
CHICAGO. Jan. ID can prove that Hertz
and his clique left commissions here to bet
that Neil would win. Can also prove that
Hertz did the with Hot Springs book
makers. big coup has been spoiled The
story now is that the thing OF tonight was
intended originally for the first fight in oak
land, but that the referee would not stand Tor
this. Look for a side agreement from Hertz
in which he agrees to give Nell the difference
between the winners and the losers end 4
Forbes won
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-16
OLD F. w. BRODE IS RESUSCITATED
AND FINISHES IN FRONT AT 40 TO |
man Pilots Three of the Winners Oakland Proves
Successful Finally Takes Purse Remunerave Odds
Uda Downs Urchn and Other Fair naco Dsposes of Forte

FTER serving two years term
~ at chasing cattle on the Nevada
IN ranges, subsisting on diet of al
a u kali and sage brush, F. w. Brode,
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-16

Fourth Race-Money Muss, Byron
Rose. YeIlovvfafI.
Fifth Race-St Winifride, Warte
Nicht, Bell Reed.
Sixth Race-DiOmed, Lone Fish
erman, Bacchus.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-16

~ RANK NEIL, the California ban
IL tamweight boxer, knocked out
III Clarence Forbes, a Chicago feath-
- erweight in the sixth round of
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-16

Time-:25A 5oA. l:l7, 141%. post y minute OF
show. Forte place show l-2: Ffzz show,
easily Next driving Ignacio cut off at III
Too fast for Forte Silver FiZz hard ridden Too much
ouif
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You Are No Exception,

Don't grewl. Everybody has
trouble (Ia.) Demo
crat.
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To Keep Eggs Fresh Twelve Years.

NJ. Louis Parisot, an eminent
French chemist, has discovered a
liquid which he says will keep eggs
quite fresh for a period Of IL years.
Early last year he placed a large num-
Der of new-laid eggs in this liquid,
and he took the precaution to get a
magistrate to witness the proceed
ing, and to afix to the tank his official
seal. At the expiration of IL months
the magistrate witnessed the open
ing Of the tank, and the eggs we're
found to be in excellent condition.
-Four, which were selected haphazard
from the tank, were at once boiled
for eating, and were found to be in
first rate condition and Of excellent
favor. Later on the inyentorhad an
other triumph. Some eggswhich had
been in the liquid for four months
were successfully Matched, eight out
Of the ten which we're placed uder the
hen proving fertile.