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SISLER TRIPLE
RouTS the SOx
Batting SHARK Gets to Third IN
Eighth and Scores ON Jaesb-
sons Timely One Dagger.

St Louis, Mo-, April 1s.-Dick
Kerr lost q tough game Of ball in
this burg yesterday. Urban Shock
er and the Browns beat the White
Sox 3 to 2 because Johnny Mostil
lost Sisters long fly in the sun in
the eighth inning. Had Johnny
made the catch the game, no doubt,
would have gone into extra in
nings. az Shocker and Kerr both
weer sweet pitchers yesterday.
The score was tied in a knot at
2 and 2 and Tobin and Gerber al
ready had been disposed OF when
Sister got his lucky eighth inning
triple. The Browns had made only
four hits OF Kerr. Jacobson fol-
lowed the Sisler triple with a clean
single and the Browns winning
marker was over.
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UNbEATEN CUBS
ANNExkNoThER
FROM PIRATES
Clouting Of Malsel, Hellseha ~
Deal Makes Score 7.ERAls
Blank CARDINAL

Chicago, April 19-Johnny Ever
league-leading Cubs verified eyer,,
thing again yesterday when Tia
weather stepped out Of the way and
permitted them to 60 after II.
much-touted Pirates.
Getting under way with a tn.
run lead in the first inning. IA.
Evers outfit slammed their way n
a Z to 4 win, despite Occasoual
lapses in their snappy fielding
combined with a tendency On H.
part Of George Tyler to prss0t
bases to great throngs of Pits.
burgh batters on occasion.
Hollocht.., Maisel and Deal ld
away in the batting, the first tvC
named getting three singles each
and Deal slamming out two doubles
C,,H- ID M =,
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Young Montreal is making Cham

Young Montreal is making Cham
pion Joe Lynch trouble.
He has a left hand that Lynch
can't keep away from.
II he could put the steam into
that southpaw of his he'd be the
title holder right now.
Recently in Detroit Montreal was
winning on points from the ban
tam king until late in the fight
Then he ran into a wallop to the
chin that put him down for the
count of nine and he finished a few
points behind.
Then the pair came to Cleveland.
Montreal again piled up his lead in
points.
Lynch tried for another knock
down to even things up but couldn't
connect.
Costs Lynch Prestige.
That's how Montreal beat the
champion Z out of 10 rounds. Il
was a no-decision bout, SO Lynch
didn't lose anything but prestige
with the fans.
In decision bout MOntrea
would have an excellent chance Il
lift the title.
| Montreal's home is in Provi
dence, R. I.
Until recently he was never fig
ured to be a contender for thu
title.
| He has the stamina to Absorb
punishment like Johnny Dundee
the rubber-ball lightweight.
Il Lynch would rather fight Pet
Herman every night in the week i,
preference to Montreal. Hermann
style is easy for Lynch to mas
ter.
But Montreal is different.
He's the bad jinx to the champ
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STAR RACE HORSE
KEPT FROM DERBY

New York. April 10 Inchcope.
the colt which ]. H. Posetter, Cali
iornta turfman. was reported to
have sold to Sam Hildreth and
Harry Sinclair for the record prics
OF $4,000, has gone lame and viii
not run IN the Kentucky derby, It
was reported here today.
The colt now IL At q farm NJ
Jobstown, N. J., and according to
his owners was taken from train
Ing several weeks ago after he pull
ed up lame IN 4 workout Inch
cope injured . fetlock at Saratoga
last Summer,
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A patch OF snow in the left field
foul section and narrow strip OF
ice in front of the center stand
were all that attested yesterday to-
Saturdays last % gasp OF win
ter.
While tie club has NJ fixed rule
for pedestrianisn, NEST of the Is
landers arc bcttering their physic.
nj condition BY walking to and
from the field. That h . little more
than two miles.
Mandy" Brooks slipped into the
regular lineup in the absence OF
Midget" Francis and created a fav-
orable impression. He's finished
fielder and shakes . wicked ash at
the plate.
Catcher Bob Van, tho other new.
conner, IL Is quick as lightning and
pegs TO bases like rifle. He also
dlspenses q constant line Of cocky
chatter that keeps the players on
their toes.
It's goodbye, apple, whenever
Con McInerney connects. He hit
the ball SO hard yesterday in the
sixth that it struck the fence in
right before he reached first base
Connie got to third when the pill
rolled to the clubhouse.
II batting viii decide In their fav.
or, Walt Schenck and Jack Cum
mlngs have little to fear. Walt
picks 'em nicely and pokes 'em oat
hard. Cummings has proved he's
. 800 hitter by batting safe In
every game.
/ Gus Purpura was the same Old
hawk in the field yesterday when
he robbed Eddie Lenahan of a pos
sible triple by a great backward
catch in the fifth. 1t was the best
stab of the afternoon.
Lenahan's batting yesterday fore
cast distress for opposing pitch
. ers this season. His safeties vert
q brace of doubles, one of which h
converted into . run. Dangerous
describes Eddfo's batting to . ~s'
, Chick Brandon, one Of the pitch
: ing candidates, plays corkinl
J., game in the infield. He had previ
ously shown rare form at short
a stop for the Vans, and yesterda,
a his first base work was that Of
veteran.
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PEORIA FORBIDS
BASEBALL POOLS

Peoria. nj. April 1s.-Bssshall
pools that have dourished here IN
other years have all been ordered
closed BY order Of States ATTORNEY
Ernest J. Galbraith. They viii
continue closed a long a I am 40
o@cos" he aaid today,
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CLEVELAND TO FLY
TITLE FLAGS SOON

Cleveland, April 19.-The Amer
lean league pennant. first ever won
Nv a Cleveland baseball team. will
be raised at Dunn Field just before
the game between the Detroit 14g-
ers and the Indians on April rs.
The flag, emblematic OF the
worlds championship, will be rails
ed in May, the date not yet deter
mined.
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EX-HAWK CAPTAIN
EYED BY TIGERS

Iowa City, Iowa, April 19.-Vance
E. Mc1lree. recently captain of the
Iowa university baseball team. who
was declared ineligible, may be
given tryout by the Detroit Amer
leans. A scout from the Tigers is
expected here to watch McIlree's
pitching performance in the Iowa
series with the Cedar Rapids Three
Eye leaguers.
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Schenlein, Princeton wrestling in
structor, who several years ago
wrestled under the name OF Amer
icus".
Schenlein's protege is said to be
a college man. Lewis has agreed
to throw his opponent within 20
minutes and will be permitted to
use his "headlOck".
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Hits-Of linn, ~ in 4 Is IN
nings; of Tyler, 6 in 9 innings; OF
Glazner, l in 2 % innings. Two,
base hits-Deal, 2; Barber; Grimm
2. Double plays-Hollocher to
Terry to Grimes; Tyler to Hol-
locher to Grimes. Bases on balls
on linn, /; of Tyler, 4; of Glaz-
ner, l. Struck out-By linn, IL
by Tyler, 1; by Glazner, l. Umpira
-O'Day and Quigley. Time-l:5L
Attendance-6,00O
Reds 4; Cards, O.
Cincinnati, April 19.-After three
straight defeats at the hands Of
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati turned loose
on St. Louis yesterday, Luque shut
ting them out, 4 to 0. Three hits,
base on balls and two double
steals gave the locals three runs n
the third. Score:
RH.E
St. Louis ...0oo00oo0o-O 81
Cincinnati .O13O0OO0"- Z 0
Batteries-May, Pertica, Walker,
Kircher and Clemens; Luqus and
Hargrave.
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The arrival Of Elnsr Beassa has
roaegats1 Hans Wick to tho Yans.
Elmer has leased . homo Ae1r The
ball park and WIN b jehe4 this
week BY HI wife an4 6411es.
McQuillan IL expert when It
comes to picking prospects. With
the departure of Cross, Kreisimger
and Youngblood. Mac IL surround
ed by a horde of professionals. from
whom amateurism has long since
been removed.
Hemesjelness and 1n86eooe led
to Cross release. Krolsinger eeuld
not maintain the present eof1eN
paoe, and Younghlsod was sae1-
iced to mako reon for Van, eAtea.
" because Of his inexpx1ence.
Manager McQuillan viii defer his
second pruning until late next
week. he says. He doesn't know
himself just who he will cut loose
Mac intimated yesterday that he
might carry the 18-lfm1t until Nay
20, when all Three-I clubs must be
cut to IA.
Skipper Mack of Moline, shaved
of seven rockies yesterday. They
were .Pean1ts" swanson, Ray
CheesemaA, Alhin DaAlh, Jack
Boall, Jack Kennedy, George Cas-
sidy and Charles Hoefer. Swanson,
Cassidy and Kennedy are ti-eity
products.
There isn't Q chance Of breaking
into the Moline outfield composed
Of Jim Schollenberger. Howard
! Jones and Lee Gootch. The infield
is almost as tight, with Mack him
self, Carl Lord, Badly Aftermath
and Jess Runser. Jake DEUEL.. as
usual. will do all the catching.
Mack has only two pitchers as I
staff nucleus in Fred Beck and jim
Woodhead. Several recruits ar
rs yet untried.
The Plows are in Galesburg I'M
til Friday for daily brushes witt
the Knox college team. They re
turn Saturday to play the Island
ers at Douglas park.
J, Don't forget that the Islander
4 play the fast Palmer Chir0s t0nor
row ut Douglas park.
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A SUMNER JOKE

The recent case of "SIicker"
Parks, the University of Michigan
pitching phenom, whom the VOL
VERNE authorities barred because
he played professional ball last
summer on the Pacific coast, re-
wives the old question of summer
baseball.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-19

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League.
Chicago, Z; Pittsburgh, 4.
Cincinnati, 4; st. Louis, O.
New York at Boston; no game.
snow.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia; no
game, rain.
American League.
st. Louis, 3; Chicago, 2.
Boston at New York: no game,
rain.
Philadelphia at Washington; no
game, cold.
Cleveland at Detroit; no game,
rain.
American Association,
Toledo, 10; Indianapolis. s.
st. Paul. 6; Kansas City, s.
Columbus, 2: Louisville, 3 (eleven
innings).
Minneapolis at Milwaukee; no
game, rain.
Western IAague
Oklahoma City. 3; St. Joseph, 2.
Wichita, Z; Dies Moines, 6.
Southern Association.
Memphis, s.; Nashville, l,
Mobile. 10; Chattanooga, 1.
New Orleans, Is; Atlanta, o.
Birmingham, Is: Little Rock. Z.
GAMES TODAY.
National League.
Pittsburgh At Chicago.
New York at Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
American League.
Chicago at St Louis.
Cleveland ct Detroit.
Phtladelphia ct Washfngton.
Boston at New York.
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mt purks 70 Emmsr to Smith.

out, Burke to Emmsr to Smith.
Both teams displayed remafkA-
Bile league form. with few. II any.
noticeable effects Of passing win
tey's recent comeback. The skir-
mish had many indications OF .
league contest and served to com
piicata further the perplexing task
q Manager NcQuillan In appor.
31nasng tho regular boStAS.
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CENTRE TO STEP OUT.

Syracuse. N. Y, April 19.-Lttle
Centre college is planning another
invasion OF the east. The kentuck-
ians are eager to schedule games
in both basketball and football with
Syracuse.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-19
TENPORARY AnISTTCE

Cambridge, Mass. April 10
Harvard and Yale win bury the
hatchst long enough to permit Z
Joint team a Crimson and Hlue
tennis stars to meet q combdna-
ton from the Engliah universities
OF Oxford and Cambridge. Games
will be played July I 1t Brookline.
Mass
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SCHEDULE CHANGE.

Chicago. April 19.-The game be-
tween Pittsburgh and the Chicago
National league clubs, postponed
Sunday because Of cold weather,
will b. played here tomorrow, an
open date for both teams.
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CHANEY WINS.

Camden, N. j., April 19.-George
CLANCY of Baltimore, won from
Pepper Martin. Boston, on foul IN
the second round of a scheduled ~
round bout here last night.
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UNKNOWN mailman
NEXT LEWIS FOE;

New York, April 19-Ed "Stran-
gler' Lewis. worlds heavyweight
wrestling champion, will meet in a
handicap match here tonight an
unknown, the protege OF Gus
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YELLING VS.. HARTLEY.

New York, April 19.-Joe Well
ing, Chicago, and Pete Hartley
Brooklyn, will meet here tonight
in a 15-round bout. The men are
lightWeightS
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Inree-oase hits-Tobin, Sisler.
Home run--Mostil. Double playr-
Gleason to Gerber to Sisler: Gerber
to Gleason to Sisler. Bases on balls
on Kerr, S: OF Shocker, 2. Struck
out-By Kerr. 2; by Shocker. 1.
Umpires-Evans and Hildebraud
Time Of game-1:17.
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TOUGH FOR DAVE.

Chicago. April 19.-Dave Rob.
ertson, Cub outfielder. was notified
he would have to take training
trip at his own expense before he
would be reinstated.
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Two base hits-Lenahan z, omuA'
Cummings. Three base hit-Mcln-
erney. Stolen bases-Mclnerney q
Lenahan, Benson. Emmer. Sacr1nce
hits-Burke, ]. Brooks, Smith. En-
mer Double play-McCafrey TO
wick to Schenck. Struck out-by
Berg I, by Westphal 4. Bases on
halls-Or Beorg 4, OF Westphal L.
Time-1:57.
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NOTE: The above was writ
ten BY Dean Snyder, sports ed
tor Of the Newspaper Enter
prise association. All his pen.
nant predictions, but those of
the Three-I league, seem logic
ri enough. Bloomington will find
It almost impossible to annex
another pennant. At this time
Evansville looks like the
strongest team. with Rock L..
land and Moline paired elese-
II fqI secondary Qqaat1oafseo.
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New Haven Calgary,

New Ravens Indians under Chief
Bender have been strengthened to
win another Eastern league pen
nant. Springfield and Bridgeport
are probable contenders.
The fight in the Western Canada
league will be between Calgary and
Regina. Manager Joe Devine Of
the Calgary team has the back
bone of his club that won last year
to build around. which should be
In his favor. Regina has shown a
lot of speed in spring training and
his pitching stan is strong.
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Memphis Bloomington.

The Memphis Chicks appear to be
the best club out in the Southern
Association. Spencer Abbott's
bunch is young in years but old in
experience. The club has the fight
ing spirit. Little Rock has lost its
chief stars, Tony Brottem, Bing
Miller and Chief Yellowhorse.
Peoria and Moline will give
Bloomington, winners in 1920, a
battle this year. Bloomington seeks
to make it three pennants in a
row. Manager Joe Dunn has a
bunch Of big league castoffs to fit
into holes left by players sold up.
Peoria is the strongest contender
right now and although Earl Mack
club at Moline has been strength
ened by help from Comics Athlet-
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Lenahan's batting yesterday fore
cast distress for opposing pitch
ers this season. His safetieS were
a brace of doubles, one of which he
converted into . run. Dangerous,
describes Eddfo's batting to q ~F',
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-19

Homesieness and 1n81enoe led
to Cross release. Krolsinger eeuld
not maintain the present eofAeM
paoe, and Younghleod was saen-
iced to mako reon fer Van, chief
" beeauso Of his inoxper1enoe.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-19

Gus Purpura was the same old
hawk in the field yesterday when
he robbed Eddie Lenahan OF a pos
sible triple by a great backward
catch in the fifth. 1t was the best
stab of the afternoon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-19
SUBURBAN LEAGUE STANDING
Won. Lost. Pct.
C0L0RED FRAY AUCURS
FAST BATTLE TONIGHT

A battle royal is expected when the
Richmond A. C's and the Dayton In
dependents. both colored teams. clash
on the Coliseum floor Wednesday
night. This is the first big game of
the season for the local team.
The Dayton quintet comes with a
good record, having victories over
Springfield. O., and the Connersville
colored teams and several colored
teams of Dayton. They have suffered
only one defeat this season, losing to
the Indianapolis Independents by a
close score.
The local five is a fast combination
of players who have played basketball
in Garfield and high school and prom
Use to give good account of them
selves in the game Wednesday night.
The local team is composed Of Hill
and Harris, forwards, Walker center,
Carter and Coins guards.
The price of admission will be SO
cents and there will be no reserved
seats. A large crowd is predicted as
the tickets are selling fast. There will
be no preliminary game and the game
will be called at s p. m sharp.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-19
LEGION BASKETEERS
ARE AFTER REVENGE

Revenge is planned by the Ameri-
can Legion basketball team when they
met the Merchants Heat and Light
basketball team on the Coliseum floor
next Wednesday night.
The ex-soldiers, after their defeat
at the hands of the Detroit Rayls. are
getting in trim for the coming battle
with the Indianapolis five. The team
is fast rounding into mid-season form
and will be in the best of condition
when they take the floor next We'd
nesday night.
This game promises to be battle
royal as the M. H. and L. defeated the
red and black earlier in the season by
q one point margin. The locals pre-
dict different story will be told when
they meet this time.
The two center sections on each
side of the Coliseum will be reserved
and will go on sale at the Starr Piano
store next Monday morning. The price
for reserved seats will be IS cents and
the general admission will be so cents.
Next Saturday night the team will
journey to ScottsburgS The red and
black should have little trouble in cop
ping the bacon, although they will be
handicapped by small floor.
Captain Mcbride stated that seven
men would make the trip and that he
had not fully decided who the seven
would be. 1t is probable that the fol
lowing will be selected: O'Neal, Por-
ter, Simmons. Mcbride, Bertsch, Chap
pei and mother. The squad will
leave at noon Saturday over the Penn
sy via Indianapolis.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-19
BIG SALARY OFFERS
MENACE SAYS MACK

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 13.-Tamper-
ing with the imagination of baseball
players by offers of big salaries is the
greatest menace the game faces in
the opinion of Connie Mack, manager
and part owner of the Philadelphia
Americans
First division teams" Mack said
today, think that whenever a star is
developed all they have to do is ad-
vertise that they will pay thousands
of dollars for him and then double the
salary he is getting from his present
club. To my mind that is the biggest
menace baseball faces right now.
Some of these first division clubs
don't seem to realize it, and I think
it will take some kind of ruling by
Judge Lands to get it through their
heads.
Baseball is in better condition than
it was ever, in my opinion, but this
tampering with the imagination of the
players of other clubs is big evil
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-19
M'C0NAHA IS URGED
TO SUPPORT BOXING

Boxing as sport. is being pro-
NOTED by the American Legion posts
of Indiana, and local legion heads say
they are in favor of the move.
Attention of state legislators is be-
ing turned toward bill legalizing the
sport in this state. Legion officials
in Indianapolis are working in the in
terest of the state legion posts in an
effort to pass the proposed measure.
Senator McConaha has been ap-
preached by Harry Ray post officers
and asked to support the bill. The
senator is reported to have said that
he is still open to conviction, and the
as he has not yet read the bill, he
is unable to state his stand.
According to officials here, the le-
gions of the state are asking for a
commission to head all boxing activ-
tiles. Each boxer will then be forced
to register with the commission be-
fore appearing. Clean boxing" said
RAYMOND Mather, local commander,
sis what we want"
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HEAR YE! HEAR N!
THIS MAN WANTS
THE PUBLIC'S EAR
richmond Citizen so Proud Of Chance
IN his condition, Desires all to
know what brought it About,
Declares his Constipation, Indigestion,
Gastritis, Sluggish Liver and
weak Kidneys greatly Helped
by Dreco

Constipation is one of the worst of
modern ailments. Can you imagine a
sewer pipe being stopped up for days
at time? You have probably seen
that happen and you know the conse-
Quences. Then just think of the sewer
pipe in the human body getting STOP
ped up by constipation. Think of the
foul gases kept in the system and the
poison being absorbed by the blood
and carried to every organ of the body.
Do you wonder that the breath is foul.
that there is always a bad taste in
the mouth; that there are splitting
headaches; that the appetite vanishes;
that the weight falls away and nerves
at night? Do you wonder that the
liver and kidneys become affected. Go
the limit and get rid of constipation
as soon as possible if you want to
again enjoy good health.
Il want every person suffering like
myself to know that right in the city
there is a medicine that will give
splendid relief, just as it did for me:
that medicine is Dreco," said Mr.
Charles A. MeLain, a well known EN-.
ploye of the American Seeding Co..
who lives at 423 n. 10th ST., Richmond
Ind.
Il have suffered years from .consti-
patton and never hit the right thing
to overcome it till l found Dreco. Ny
stomach was also deranged and failed
to digest my food completely, for it
fermented and caused nausea and gas
tritis and gave me no strength. My
liver got lazy so that l often had head
aches and dizzy spells and soon my
back and right over my kidneys ach-
ed, but these troubles are all gone
since took treatment of Dreco. and
l give all the credit to this medicine
for my greatly improved condition;
really it is a great medicine"
All good druggists now sell Dreco
and it is highly recommended in Rich
mond by Glenn Thistlethwaite's seven
drug stores.-Advertisem
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-19

luck can't stick to one team all the
time, and We have had our share of it.
We would not have had to win lot
more games last year to have caused
trouble for those fellows on top, but
when we lost Hollocher and lot of
other players on the injured list it
took away just enough strength to
allow some close contests to get
away"
Killefer was among those injured
near the end of the last season, a
broken finger preventing his playing in
the final games. The finger is well
now, killefer says, and he expects to
90 large part of the catching for his
team this year.
Manager Evers has announced he
will leave Chicago for Pasadena with
the regular Cub Squad on March 3.
The party probably will number in all
forty men he says.