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ESPN CHILTON SPORTS POLL: MOST RECOGNIZABLE SPONSORS

     ESPN Chilton surveyed 8,998 respondents from April-December
'95, and asked them to name the top sponsors in sports.  Sample
sizes are in parentheses (THE DAILY).
     OVERALL (8,998)               AGE 21 & OVER (7,373)
     Nike               29.8%      Anheuser-Busch      29.2%
     Anheuser-Busch     25.4       Nike                28.5
     Coca-Cola           9.2       Coca-Cola            9.2
     Pepsi               7.4       Pepsi                6.8
     McDonald's          5.0       McDonald's           4.6
                               SIX-MONTH TREND LINE
                   AUG    SEP    OCT    NOV    DEC    JAN    FEB
Nike              27.4%  30.7%  26.4%  36.5%  30.5%  37.7%  32.9%
Anheuser-Busch    24.2   18.6   25.5   26.1   28.5   37.7   27.9
Coca-Cola         12.4   11.7   11.1    9.1    9.8    5.8    8.4
Pepsi             10.0   12.2    9.4    9.1    5.9    9.2    7.2
McDonald's         5.8    6.9    6.7    5.0    4.2    3.1    3.2
AGE 12-17 (915)        AGE 18-34 (1,056)      AGE 35-44 (1,952)
Nike        39.4%      Nike          41.2%    Nike        41.2%
Starter     10.1       A-B           15.1     A-B         15.1
Gatorade     7.8       McD's          7.7     Coca-Cola    9.4
Coca-Cola    7.1       Pepsi          7.6     Pepsi        7.2
Pepsi        7.1       Coca-Cola      6.5     McDonald's   6.2
AGE 45-54 (1,282)      AGE 55-64 (874)        AGE 65+ (820)
A-B         33.7%      A-B           34.6%    A-B         34.6%
Nike        26.8       Nike          18.6     Coca-Cola   13.0
Coca-Cola    8.1       Coca-Cola     10.0     Nike        11.6
Pepsi        7.3       Pepsi          7.4     Gen Motors   6.5
Miller       3.9       Miller         3.6     Pepsi        4.2

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