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TESTING THE INTEREST LEVEL OF BASEBALL FANS
Published April 28, 1995
The ESPN Chilton Sports Poll surveyed 1,766 U.S. residents
from April 4-24, 1995. Respondents ranked themselves as baseball
fans from 0-10. "Non Fans" are those at zero; "Low Fans" are
between 1-3; "Medium Fans" between 4-7; "Super Fans" between 8-
10. The April '94 sample was conducted from March 29-April 18,
1994.
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NON
FANS
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LOW
FANS
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Apr-94
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Apr-95
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Apr-94
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Apr-95
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| Very interested |
0%
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2%
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9%
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3%
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| Somewhat interested |
6
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4
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19
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14
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| A little bit interested |
5
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8
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19
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19
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| Not at all interested |
90
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87
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52
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64
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MEDIUM
FANS
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SUPER
FANS
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Apr-94
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Apr-95
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Apr-94
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Apr-95
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| Very interested |
16%
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10%
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37%
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25%
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| Somewhat interested |
35
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38
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25
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26
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| A little bit interested |
27
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19
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25
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19
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| Not at all interested |
22
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42
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13
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31
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