Allen stays with Chicago White Sox after key win
Dick Allen, batting .452, drives in two runs with a homer and a triple and scores the deciding run as the White Sox beat Kansas City 3-2 for their fifth straight victory. Stan Bahnsen earned the win as Hedlund took the loss.
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Walter Johnson Signs Rich Browns Contract
Cleveland Browns announce defensive tackle Walter Johnson has signed a three year deal making him the third highest paid defender in team history. Owner Art Modell praises Johnson for stabilizing the line and helping younger players. The Browns also unveil their 1972 schedule with a home opener against Green Bay on September 17.
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Zunis Tops Ashland College Hitting Early Season
Cliff Zunis, Ashland College shortstop and former Elyria standout, posts a .412 average through nine games, 14 hits in 34 at bats, 7 runs, 5 RBIs, and four doubles as Ashland sits 8-2 and 21st nationally. He is praised for hot bat and solid defense with three errors in 48 chances.
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Major League standings and weekly results summary
Major League standings show Chicago leading with 8 2 over New York, St. Louis, and Philadelphia in a tight chase. Today's schedule features Chicago Jenkins vs Houston Forschil at 1 30 pm EST, plus night games including Montreal Los Angeles and Philadelphia San Francisco. Saturday results include New York 7 Chicago 1 and Cleveland 9 Baltimore 2 amid rain delays and postponements.
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Soviet Team Tops United States AAU 83 to 78 in Moscow
Soviet forward Alzhan Cheharmukhamedov scored 26 points as the Soviet National Team defeated a United States AAU squad 83 to 78 in Moscow. The Soviets led 46 32 at halftime and controlled the game while U S Manager Jim Fox lamented the lack of pace.
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