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USA TODAY RADIO SPORTS REPORT
From the USA TODAY:Gannett National Information Network
Tuesday, Aug. 11
This report: Copyright 1992, USA TODAY
    
National League Baseball
Monday, Aug. 10
    
Montreal 11, Chicago 0        Los Angeles 5, Atlanta 3
San Francisco 4, Houston 1    Pittsburgh 4, New York 2, 16 innings
    
American League Baseball
Monday, Aug. 10
    
Toronto 8, Baltimore 4        Cleveland 8, Boston 5
Minnesota 7, Texas 5          Detroit 10, New York 5
Oakland 5, Chicago 3          Seattle 3, Kansas City 1
California 4, Milwaukee 1
    
National Football League Preseason
    
New Orleans 34, Chicago 31
    
SPORTS SHORTS:
    
REYNOLDS SUSPENSION EXTENDED:
   Butch Reynolds, due to end a controversial, two-year drug ban 
Wednesday, had his suspension extended Monday until Dec. 31 by the 
council of the international track federation. The IAAF lengthened 
the suspension for the world recordholder at 400 meters under a 
rule that provides for loss of eligibility by any athlete who acts 
in a way to insult or disrepute the sport.
    
RYPIEN MAY STAY HOME:
   Quarterback Mark Rypien, apparently unmoved by Washington's 
offer of $12 million over four years, may not join the Redskins 
when they leave Tuesday for a preseason game in London. Rypien's 
chances of playing in Canada dropped Monday. Toronto Argonauts 
owner Bruce McNall deemed it "unlikely any agreement with Mark 
Rypien will be reached with the Argonauts for this CFL season."
    
MAGIC WEIGHS OPTIONS:
   Magic Johnson said Monday he feels healthy after helping the 
USA win a gold medal at the Olympics but that he and his wife, 
Cookie, have yet to decide if he'll return to the Los Angeles 
Lakers. "My wife and I are going to sit down and we're going to 
talk about it and see. It all depends on if I feel like coming 
back. That's all," he said on the "Arsenio Hall Show."

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