Parsing help

[Sriram Bhamidipati]

Hi all
this is very lame problem but I am not able to solve

             %{
        int arr[40];int i,j;
        char rt1[30], rt2[30];

# define        I_ROUTE 257
        %}
        %union {
        char*     name;  /* For returning route names                   */
        int     nval;  /* For returning numbers                   */
        }

        %token     <name> I_ROUTE
        %token     <nval> NUM
        %type     <name> I_ROUTE
        %type     <name> route
        %type     <name> format

        %%
        format : route
        ;
        route : I_ROUTE {strcpy(rt1, $1);}  NUM {  printf(">%s\n", $$);}
                |I_ROUTE {strcpy(rt1, $1);}   I_ROUTE {strcpy(rt2, $1);}
NUM
;
%%

The above is not working as I wanted . I basically want to parse
E  3
ES  3
ER TF 4 5 6
etc

The result should be that I be able to store the Route Name with the values
(Route Name is E, ES, "ER TF" etc
when I do strcpy, I am getting the result of the next token and not the
current token
Can someone suggest a change in grammar ? Or explain whats the mistake ?
thanks
sriram