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LET IT GROW, LET IT GROW: NHL ADDS FOUR CORPORATE SPONSORS

          Quaker State, IBM, MBNA Bank, and Norelco are the NHL's     newest corporate partners.  NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman     recently said that three years ago, corporations spent $20M     on NHL sponsorships and promotions.  Today, they are     spending $200M (Al Strachan, TORONTO SUN, 12/14).  A     complete list follows of the league's 20 corporate sponsors     with category exclusivity and the year they signed.               
COMPANY
CATEGORY
SIGNED
Molson Breweries (Canada) Malt Beverage
1983
Coca-Cola Soft Drink
1989
Quaker Oats Co. (for Gatorade) Sports Drink
1990
Kraft General Foods (Canada) Foods
1992
National Sea Product (Canada) Frozen Seafood
1992
Anheuser-Busch Malt Beverage
1994
Campbell's Soup Soups
1994
CNS, Inc./Breathe Right Nasal Strips, Spray
1994
Colgate-Palmolive Deodorant/Antiperspirant
1994
Chrysler Corp. -- Dodge Automotive
1994
Kellogg's (Canada) Cereal, Waffles,Toaster Products
1994
McDonald's (Canada) Quick Service Restaurant
1994
Nike Athletic Footwear & Apparel
1994
ITT Sheraton Hotel
1995
Duracell USA Battery
1995
MasterCard Int'l Credit Card
1995
Quaker State Auto Lubricants
1996
MBNA America Bank, N.A. Affinity Credit Cards
1996
IBM Computer Hardware & Software
1996
Norelco Men's Grooming
1997

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