Card Cutting

Cheryl and Tania often play a simple card cutting game. They first remove all the picture cards (Jack, Queen, King), then take turns cutting the pack. Every time a card turns up, Cheryl scores a point if its value is odd, and Tania scores a point if its value is even. When they get fed up, they add up their points.

The input contains data for several games. Each game is given on a single line as a list of card values separated by single spaces. A represents an Ace and counts as $1$. The highest card value is $10$. The last token on each line is a *, which marks the end of that game and must not be processed as a card.

The input is terminated by a line containing just a #; that line must not be processed.

For each game, print a single line with the name of the winner, Cheryl or Tania. If both girls score the same number of points, print Draw instead.

In the first game Cheryl scores $6$ points for A, 3, A, 3, A and 5, while Tania scores $3$ points for 2, 8 and 10.

In the second game Cheryl scores $4$ points for 9, 3, 3 and 7, and Tania also scores $4$ points for 2, 4, 6 and 8, so the game is a draw.