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CORPORATE REPORTS ROLL IN: RAWLINGS, SPORT SUPPLY
Published November 9, 1994
RAWLINGS: Rawlings Sporting Goods Co. announced results for
the eight months ending August 31. Rawlings completed a
transition period, changing its fiscal year to end August 31.
The transition period also reflects six months when Rawlings was
a division of Figgie International and two months when it was a
stand alone company. Rawlings President & CEO Carl Shields said
that '95 pre-season baseball equipment orders "continue to be
strong" (Rawlings). Rawlings said pro forma net earnings
declined 4% for the 8-month transition period that ended August
31 (ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, 11/9).
SPORT SUPPLY: Sport Supply Group Inc. said it is
"comfortable" with analysts projections of a 33% increase in
earnings and a 20% increase in revenue for 1995. Sport Supply is
a direct-mail marketer and manufacturer of sports-related
equipment (WALL STREET JOURNAL, 11/9).




