Fanfare
. Four of the visiting teams
(or the men's state soflball
lournament at White City this
week end will be no strangers
to Memorial field. Stoddard
Frink Chev of Albany, Eu
gene McCulloch Chain Saw
end Randall's Chuck Wagon
M Portland all broke even
jii four-game series with oJhn
Wheeler Logging of Medford
(i the Veterans Administra
tion domiciliary. Wheelers
beat Hal's Sport shop of Kla
math Falls.
PARENTS HERE
; Ron Davidson, pitcher for
Lake Grove's entry in the
tale Softball tournament, is
(he son of Mr. and Mrs. Walt
Davidson, who own the
Grandview market here.
NAMED ALL-STAR
Ken Jensen, cx-Medford
High school catcher and Uni
versity of Oregon varsity re
serve last spring, was named
to the all-star squad of the;
Oregon State Baseball league.
He played for the Oregon
Pucks of Eugene.
WORKOUTS PLEASE
1 Jack Woodward. Phoenix
fcigh mentor who i head
coach for the East lor the
Aug. 25 Class A-2 and B
Shrine all-star grid game at
Pendleton, apparently was
pleased with the opening
workout of his squad at La
Grande. He reported that his
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KLAMATH FALLS vs. LAKE GROVE
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squad looked good in the
'morning and "even better" in
: the afternoon.
Jack employed hard contact
drill right at the start,
j Woodward has said he will
I send us word concerning the
! four Rogue league gridders on
his squad.
j PRIDE IN TEAM
! Coach Don Miller expressed
j real pride in his Central Point
Crater Cubs baseball team
which placed third in the Ore
; gon Junior association tour
ney at Blue River last week
; end. He reported that the
i squad was the best behaved
' one he has taken to the tourn
j amcnt.
ROSEBURG SUPPORTS
Claude (Shorty) Miles,
staunch supporter of Ameri
can Legion Junior baseball
here and advocate of a plan
(the Legion plan) for a small
ball park which would help
its cause, has figures show
ing the strong hometown in
terest in the state champion
ship Roseburg learn. In 22
games at Roseburg the Lock
wood Motors team drew , a
total attendance of 26.SSI, or
an average of 1.207.
Miles pointed to the fact
that the Medford club defeat
ed Roseburg in three out of
four non-league games in 1961
and again this season. He ex
pressed belief that, had Med
ford been able to field its full
potential of talent and had
the Cokes had a decent place
to practice, the local team
could have been the state
champion instead of Lock
wood. ORTEGA. FOSMIRE SIGN
Boston -IUPII- Caspar Ortega
i of Mexico and Bob Fosmire
lot Boston have been matched
! for a 10-rounri nationally tele
vised hnul at the Boston Arena
Sept. 22. Orlrga has won 14
straight fighls.
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Slugger Frank Robinson Spurs!
Hot-Running Cincinnati Reds
By MILTON RICHMAN
UPI Sports Writer
Elated Fred Hutchinson had
one word for Frank Robinson
today: "Fantastic:"
And since a word to the
wise is sufficient, one Cin
cinnati hotel already has start
ed accepting World Series
reservations.
Too premature? Don't be so
sure.
The revitalized Reds, writ
ten off by everyone a month
ago, have won 25 of their last
31 games. They're within 5'i
games of the league-leading
Los Angeles Dodgers and only
three in back of the second
place San Francisco Giants.
Robinson is the man behind
the stick.
He drove in four runs with
his 30th and 31st homers
Thursday night in a 7-1 vic
tory over the Milwaukee
Braves. His first homer with
two on off loser Lew Burdetle
climaxed a six-run fifth in
ning rally, and his second one
at the expense of rookie Den
ny LeMaster in the eighth
was his loth in the last 22
games.
Lead League in Hitting
Along with everything else,
Robinson leads the National
league in hitting with a .344
average and he's second in
the circuit with 109 runs
batted in.
Jim M a 1 o n e y registered
Thursday night's victory for
Cincinnati, the only run off
him coming on Lee Mayes
second inning homer.
The Dodgers snapped their
five-game losing streak and
upped their lead to 2'i games
with a 7-3 triumph over the
Pittsburgh Pirates after the
Chicago Cubs blanked the Gi
ants. 6-0. The St. Louis Car
dinals beat Hie Houston Colls,
3-1. in the only other NL
contest.
In the American league, the
Minnesota Twins defeated the
New York Yankees, 9-8, in
10 innings, the Chicago White
Sox clipped the Cleveland In
dians, 11-6 and the Kansas
City As scored their 13th
consecutive victory over the
Washington Senators, 4-2.
Wills Stole Two
Maury Wills and Doug Ca
milli formed a two-man wreck
ing crew for the Dodgers
against the Pirates.
Wills stole two bases, in
creasing his total to 62. col
lected three sinRles, scored
one run and drove In another.
Camilli, making his first start
since June 24, knocked in four
runs with a homer, single and
sacrifice fly.
Stan Williams, tagged for
three runs in the first inning,
settled down quickly to gain
his 12lh victory although Ron
Pcrranoski relieved him in the
eighth. Joe Gibbon was the
loser.
Don Carrtwell stopped the
Giants on six hits while the
Cubs hopped on loser Billy
Pierce and two relievers for
15 safeties, including three
apiece by Ken Hubbs, George
Altman and Dick Bertoll. In
addition to a triple and two
singles. Hubbs appeared in his
59th consecutive game at sec
ond base without an error to
add to the NL record he set
Wednesday.
Jackion Won 10th
Larry Jackson posted his
10th triumph for the Cardi
nals with a five-hitter over
the Colts. 'Bill White paced
the Cards' six-hit attack with
three singles and scored twice.
Dick Farrell, ejected from
the game in the eighth for
disputing a call by rookie
umpire Lee Weyer, suffered
his 15th setback.
Bernie Allen's 10th inning
single earned the Twins a
split of their four-game series
with the Yankees after Rich
Rollins' ninth Inning single
tied the score.
Prior to Rollins' blow. Ihp
League Leaders
rnltr-il Pr
r Imr
rnitlorul
AMUR II AN I.
Plavr-r ti rhtb
Runnel. Bni
.Iimenei, KC
Rollins. Minn
Robinson Chi
Hinton. Wwh
Smith. Chi .
Lumpr. KC
Strbcrn. KC
Rchrrt-in . NY
Cunghm.. Chi
f ACI E
O. AR
11B 427
11.1 4IS
121 47fl
116 44K
inn 377
107 3BJ
1 1R 4fU
121 447
117 S02
113 3n
B H. Pel.
Sfl 142 .333
43 134 .323
73 14 ..111
flfl 13fi .30(1
S2 1 IS ..70S
Sn 117 .304
M 14(1 .302
ft I 13S .302
fift HO 201
71 119 .200
VATIflVAI. I.FAGI'R
Fobinsrm. Ctn 121 4M
H Aaron. Mil 120 4fi0
T Duvti. LA 120 4R)
Mimal. St L 97 .infl
Clninte., Pi It lOfl 40
Altman. Chi. 1 13 420
F Alou. SF 111 411
Skinner, Pitt lit
Davnport , SF.lll .Ifi
Kucnn. SF R9 32S
104 .144
1M .3.19
7 f .3:17
42 101 .1.17
77 114 ..111
R2 IIS .129
71 11.1 ..124
70 1 2ft .121
70 121 -114
-M 103 3M
Horn Run.
12. Killehrew. Twins 30; Wiirnr,
An elF 2R. Man. Ynk, Gen
tile, Oriole and Colvilo. Tigers
all 2ft
National l.atu My. Gianl
17: RnbirvofV Rrt 11: H Aaron.
Bravn 31: Banks. Cuh 31. Thom
as. Mru 28
Run
nattrrt In
Tm 8.V Siehern. Athlftjri M.
Warner. Ans-ls RI; Colavilo. Ti
fcr 82; Rollins. Twins 80
National l.f uf T Davtu.
Dorters 118. Robinson Red 10!);
Mavs r.int 107. H Aaron,
Brave 101; Howard, Dodgers 83.
Pitrhlnf
American League MrBrii3. An
Be!s !lI-4; Moore, Twins 6-3 1;
Ford. Yanks H3-3t; Donovan. In
dians 13-i, Agulrre. Tigers (in-31.
National League Purkev, Reds
M8-4-; Drvsdaie. Dodgers '21-i;
Koufax. Dodsers U4-V; Pierre,
Giarta MMi; Sanford Clan M
rre. Pirates )8-3.
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE.
Yanks had taken an 8-7 lead
in the top of the ninth on
Bobby Richardson's grand-
slam homer off starter Dick
Stigman. Bob Allison and
Clete Boyer also hit homers.
Big Frank Sullivan, who
hurled the 10th for the Twins,
gained his third win without
a loss while Marshall Bridges,
the Yankees' fifth pitcher, ab
sorbed his first loss of the
season after six victories. The
loss cut the Yanks' lead to
5' j games over the idle, second-place
Los Angeles Angels.
White Sox Kayoed Grant
The White Sox kayoed Jim
(Mudcat) Grant during a
seven-run rally in the lust
inning and that was enough
to give Eddie Fisher his fifth
victory even though Dean
Stone had to relieve him in
the ninth.
Fisher allowed 12 hits, in
cluding solo homers by Jim
Mahoney, Jerry Kindall and
STANDINGS
t'niteri Press International
National League
w I. pn. r.B
Los Anseles . 80 42 .JMfi
San Franciaco 77 44 .filfi 2'2
Cincinnati 74 47 .612 .Va
Pittsburgh R7 .M .MR II
Louis fifi M -14.1 l.i'j
Milwaukee fi4 a8 .MS lfl
Philadelphia .... 37 fifi .403 23'i
Chicago 4. 7fi ..172 34 a
Houston 43 75 ..1fi4 33
New York 30 fift .252 48'a
Thursday's Results
Chicago fi. San Francisco o
Los Angeles 7, Pittsburgh 3
(nichtt
Cincinnati , tvmwaiiKee i iiiikmw
St. Louis 3. Houston 1 might)
Friday' Probahle Pitchers
SI. Lou in at New York .night.
Brnglio 9-5 v. CmiR 7-18
Philadeloia at Pittsburgh (night)
Hamilton 6-10 v Hsddix 7-5
Lou Angeles at Cincinnati inignu
-Richerl 1-1 vs. OToole 13-12
San Francisco at Milwaukee -miKht)
Marichal 13-S v Shaw
14-R
hiCraKo at Houston (night)
EH worth S-17 vs Bruce 7-7
Saturday' CmiM
Si. Louis at New York
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh
Loa Angeles at Cincinnati (night)
San Francisco at Milwaukee
Chicago at Houston (night)
American League
W T, Prt. KB
New York 72 4fi .610
Los Angeles .... 68 S3 ..na n'-j
Minnesota 67 54 .554 R'i
Chicago R3 59 .SIR U
Detroit 9 60 .496 13 ij
Baltimore 5R 62 .4R3 IS
Cleveland M 63 .479 IV,
Boston S6 63 .471 16',
Kansas City .... 55 66 .455 1R-,
Washington 4 75 .375 2R
Thiirsdv' tteni1a
Minnesota fl. New York R tio m
nincst Chicago 11. Cleveland 6
Kansas City 4. Washinglon 2
Friday probable Pitchers
Boston at Minnesota 12. Iwl
night) Wilson 9-5 and Oclock
4-1 vs. Krallc 7-R and Maranda 1-2
Washington at Los Angeles 12.
twi-nightl Hamilton 3-S and
Hobaugh 1-0 vs. Lee 9-9 and Bows
MeM 8-5
Cleveland at Baltimore fnichtl
Donovan 15-6 vs Pappas 10-8
Detroit at Chicnen (niphl t
Mossi R-ll or KopHtz 3-0 vs Hue
hardt 7-9
Saturda V Cum'!
New York at Kansas Cily (2.
twt-ntchti
Boston al Minnesota
Cleveland at Baltimore
Detroit at Chicago
Washington at Loa Angeles
might i
PACIFIC COAST LEAGl'F
W I. Pel. C.IJ
San Diego 7fl 47 ,67
Salt Lake 67 fiO .531 12
Tacoma R 60 ,524 l.l
Hawaii . 65 63 .508 15
Seattle 62 fi4 412 17
Portland 60 fi7 .47? 18';
Vancouver ... . - 57 fi6 4R3 20'j
Spokane 4R 78 3R1 31
Thursday's Reulls
Seattle 1, Hawaii 0 (Is! game.
7 lnninqs
Seattle 6. Hawaii 2 (2nd same)
Vancouver 3, Portland 2
San Diego 3 Tacoma 2
Spokane 5. Salt Lake City .1
NORTHWEST IXGVF.
w i ph. i;b
Trf-Citv .. . ft 20 .574
Palem ... 27 21 .563
Yakima 24 23 311 3
' ewiston 24 25 4r0 4
F.ugene 21 27 .418 R'i
Wenatchee .. . 21 2R .420 7
Thursday' ResulH
Fusene 5. Lewistnn 3
Yakima R. Tri-Citv 4
Wenatchee 8. Salem 3
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MEDFORD. OREGON
Ty Cline. Charlie Maxwell ;
belted a two-run homer for j
the White Sox in the sixth t
off reliever Rubin Gomez.
Ed Rakow won his 1 1th i
game for the A's with a four-'
hitter over the Senators. Kan
sas City broke a 2-2 tie in the i
fifth with two runs on a triple ;
by Ed Charles, Jerry Lunipe's !
double and a single by George i
Alusik. Claude Ostccn suffer-;
ed his 13th loss compared I
with 11 victories. ;
I.INKSCOItK:
Arnrrlran l.facur
Chicaco 700 202 000 l 'o n
Cleveland 001 010 112 fi 12 I
Fisher, Slone Ifli and Lollar.
Gram. Gnmez 111. Dalley 181 and
Romano. W i n n r r Fisher iS-li.
Loser Grant ifi-51 HR Maxwell,
Maloney. Kindall. Cline.
Washinglon . loo ion 0002 4 1
Kansas Citv 020 020 OOx 4 10 0
Ostcen. Burnside iBi and Reuer,
Rakow (11-131 and Sullivan. Loser
Osteen (6-10).
(10 In fihigs)
New York 100 010 214 08 R I
Minnesota 001 400 021 19 12 3
Stafford. Sheldon (Si. Coates i7i,
Arroyo (8i, Bridges !) and How
aid Stigman. Sullivan ilOi and
Battev. Winner Sullivan (3-0t.
Loser Bridges 16-I). HR Allison.
Boyer. Richardson.
National League
San Fran 000 000 ooo 0 6 I
Chicago . 110 201 lOx 6 15 o
Pierce Garibaldi (St, Miner in
and Bailey. Carrtwell (6-111 and
Bertell. Loser Pierce (ll-4i.
Los Angeles 002 103 0107 ll 0
Pittsburgh ... 300 000 0003 7 1
Williams. I'erranosKi tut ano
CannlU. Gibhon. Francis ifii. La
ma be (Ri and Burgess. Williams
112-8). Loser Gibbon (2-4). HR
Camilli.
Milwaukee .. 010 000 0001 10 0
Cincinnati . 000 060 01 X 7 10 0
Burdetle. Notteoari 151. LeMas
ter i7i and Torre. Maloney (7-4)
and Edwards. Loser Burdetle 1 10-
9. HR Maye, Robinson 2.
St Louis .. "000 000 1203 6 1
Houston ... 000 001 0001 S 0
Jackson 10-lOi and Sawatski,
Schaffer (7i. Farrell. Hmbricht i R ,
McMachon i9i and Campbell. Loser
Farrell iR-15i.
Sports Briefs
San Diego. Calif.-aim The
ferocious defensive play of
tackle Ernie Ladd, Thursday
had the San Diego Charger
coaches beaming after the be
hemoth lineman made a
shamble of the Charger of
fense in a practice drill.
"1 only hope he does as
well Saturday night," said
Gillman, referring lo the up
coming exhibition dale wiin
the Denver Broncos.
SEEK VENGEANCE
Midland. Tex. IUPH The Oak
land Raiders will he out to
avenge a 13-3 loss lo the Dal
las Texans when Ihe two
teams meet Saturday night in
Dallas in another American
Football League exhibition
game.
STARTERS-ANNOUNCED
Morgaga. Calif.- (UPI) -Coach
Red Hickey of the San Fran
cisco Forty Nincrs Thursday
named his starting line-up for
Sunday's cxhibilion game
with the New York Giants al
Kezar Stadium.
John Brodic will start al
quarterback, with J. D. Smith
and Jim Johnson at the halves
and C. R. Roberts at full. The
offensive line will have Aaron
Thomas and Monty Stickles
at ends; Roland Lakes and
Bob St. Clair at tackles; Ted
Connolly and Mike Magac at
guards and Bruce Boslcy fill
ing for the injured Frank
Morze at center.
GILMORE RELEASED
Denver - IUPH - Former Ore
gon Slate halfback Art, Gil
more was released by the
Denver Broncos of the Ameri
can Football League Wednes
day. He was among 11
plnyers released by Denver
Coach Jack Faulkner, who
trimmed his roster In 48
players.
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Major, Minor Loop
Finals Scheduled
In County
Butte Falls will oppose Sam
Jennings company at ri 45
o'clock and Grants Pass Elks
! will encounter Jay Allen Cars
I at 8:15 o'clock in respective
1 Minor and Major league Jack-
son County Soflball associa -
tion playoff finals at Cheney
field tonight.
Should either nnce-healen
Jay Allen or Jennings win to -
night, extra action Saturday
playoffs are double - elimina
tion. Grants Pass and Butte
Falls so far are unbeaten in
their separate runoffs. Victory
by either tonight would give
it championship of its league.
McNeal Signs
White Sox Pact
Eugene - H'Pli - Don McNeal,
a left-handed pitcher who
graduated from South Eugene
High school last spring, was
signed to a professional base
ball contract by the Chicago
White Sox of the American
league Thursday.
McNeal. 18. received a
slight bonus and a four-year
scholarship to the University
GAME CAN CELLED"
Boston - WPli - The Boston
Patriots and New York Titans
of the American Football
league have cancelled their
scheduled exhibition game at
Atlanta on Aug. 25 brcause of
poor attendance in the Geor
gia Cily. Bill Sullivan, presi
dent of the Patroits. said Sun
day that he and Titan presi.
dent Harry Wismcr were con
sidering another site for tho
game, preferably in New Eng
land or New York slate. Twu
previous A F L exhibition
games in Atlanta have drawn
a total of only 20.000 persons.
ARRIVED IN SWEDEN
Goleborg, Sweden IUPH-Mrs.
Wilma Rudolph Ward, the
triple Olympic sprint cham
pion, arrived here Thursday
night by air from the United
States. Mrs. Ward will coin
pete in five' meetings while
in Sweden: al Hacsslcholm,
Aug. 17: Goleborg, Aug. 20
Stockholm, Aug. 23; Vaerna
mo. Aug. B, and Malmoe
Aug. 30.
IN FINALS
Portland - IUPII - A pair of
Portlandcrs - Bob Branson
and Bill Langlcy gained the
finals of Ihe Oregon Junior
Seniors golf tournament
Thursday. They mel in Ihe
18-hole finals today.
C"cvtol'.l
CssaRf i ..... . - v
Y-jTj 1
9TH & BARTLETT
Softball
Jay Allen nosed Central
Point Merchants 9 to R in a
Major loop semifinal last
1 night. Sam Jennings lipped
Communication Workers
America 3 to 2 in the Minor,
! Winnina Rum In 7th
John Cantrall singled in Ihe
bottom of the seventh inning,
with one out. to drive in the
1 winning run last night for the
' Carmen. John Payne walked
and swiped second base ahead
of Cantrall's blast. Jim Rein
hnltz pitched a 10-hitter for
Jay Allen and Tarry Tonn a
12-lutler for Central Point.
Jennings won in similar
fashion with Les Walker driv
ing home Eldon Durham in
the bottom of the seventh for
Ihe victory marker. Tom
Rodgers singled to lead off
the batting turn. Durham
walked and Ihe runners ad
vanced on a two-base error.
Rodgers scored on a wild pitch
lo knot the ruckus.
Other Jennings run was in
the second Inning when Keith
Garrett singled and tabulated
on a hit by George Zickcfoose.
Bill White homered in the
fourth inning with a man on
base for the CWA runs. Rex
Stratlon and Del . Lewellyn
each tripled for CWA and
Zickcfoose and Walker each
had two hits.
Timas Listed
Willard Barnum chucked
three hit ball for Jennings,
walking one and fanning five.
Bill Tope for CWA yielded
six hits and six walks. He
whiffed two.
Should two games Saturday
be required Ihe 6:45 p.m.
Minor and 8:15 p.m. Major
loop times will hold. If only
one game is involved the time
will be 7:30 p.m. if it is the
Minor league or 8 p.m. if It Is
the Major.
Playoffs for Ihe association
second half title between the
Major and Minor loop champs
are scheduled lo open Monday
with a two of three series set.
EMERGING
Newport, R.t. IIIPH Colum
bia. the grey-hulled heauty
who's at her hest when the
chips are down, appears lo
he emerging as the alar of
America's Cup selection trials
off Newport this week. Co
lumbia, the 1058 defender
against the British yacht Scep
tre, and Weallierly each have
won Iwice while the luckless
Easterner and newcomer Ne
fertill have been beaten twice
in Nefertiti's case, quite
soundly.
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COURTESY
FRIDAY. AUGUST 17. 1362 g 3
McQuerrey jcarolyn H ouse
'Coach at jSwim Champ
j I Chicago -- ll'PH - Carolyn
RllttCe Fftllc House, a pretty platinum
I UUI IC r U 1 1 J blond teen-ager from Los An
Butte Falls Butte Falls ; cles- already has achieved
High school athletics will this ' one ambition, but she'll have
year be under the helm of 1 to wait a coupe of days to get
Connie McQncrrey. who
moves up from an assistant's
post.
i When school opens on Aug.
27 McQuerrey will start his
I second school year at Butte
I Falls. He previously coached
at Osage, Okla. McQuerrey is
grad of Central Slate col -
lege in Oklahoma.
The new head coach re
places Dick Pcpple who has
n!iaKen a loo at r.lmira oracle
school. I'epple follows George
Bray from Butte Falls to El
mira. Bray was superinten
dent of schools here for a year
after a long coaching career
at Talent.
Opening date of football
practice in Oregon is Aug. 27.
McQuerrey indicated that the
Loggers would not be issued
equipment or have physical
exams ahead of that date.
Butte Falls plays eight-man
football and will open at home
against Days Creek on Sept.
14. Oilier games on the BF
slate are: Sept. 21 - Prospect
al Butlc Falls; Sept. 28 -Canyonville
at Butte Falls;
Oct. 5 - Open (hunting vaca
tion); Oct. 12 - At Camas Val
ley; Oct. 10 - Days Creek al
Canyonville; Oct. 2fi - At
Prospect.
Adamson Joins
Western Squad
Pendleton - IUPII - Halfback
Larry Adamson of Estacada
joined the West learn Thurs
day for the 1 1 Hi annual Easl
West Shrine all-slar football
game here Aug. 25.
Adamson replaced Seaside
tackle Dan Coffman. Coffirtan
was called home for personal
reasons.
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another.
Miss House, a 16-year-old
high school senior, grabbed
the AAU senior women's
swimming championship
Thursday for the third
straight year.
She was timed in 18:44.0
1 for the 30 lans of the 50-meter
i Olympic pool, clipping more
than 18 seconds off the old
mark.
The delay in her other am
btion lo retain her AAU titles
a 200 and 400 meters, must,
come because no competition
will be scheduled for her un
til Saturday when Ihe 400
will go and Sunday with the
200.
RENT
a Hertz Truck
5?
by the
WEEK, DAY or HOUR
B. Scarlett
licensee
Medford Agent
CHUCK RISSE
RICHFIELD SERVICE
9th & Central
PHONE 772-5638
Quantities
limited...
Hurry for
best buys.
Prices start at
$795
E-Z TERMS
TIRE SERVICE
773-8255
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3L
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ClievioW 2-Ton Plattorm
PHONE 772-6115