SHOE NEWS: FILA SAYS EARNINGS WON'T MEET STREET EXPECTATIONS

          Fila Holding SpA said Friday that second-quarter
     earnings "could fall as much as" $.36 below analysts' per-
     share estimates on "lower-than-expected" sales and cancelled
     U.S. orders, according a BLOOMBERG NEWS report in the
     Baltimore SUN.  Fila is predicting earnings of $0.53-0.60
     per share.  The company had been expected to earn $0.89 per
     share, "based on five analysts surveyed" by IBES Int'l Inc. 
     Fila cited a "weak demand in the U.S. athletic apparel and
     footwear market" for the drop.  The company also said that
     it had "some unexpected problems" with its warehouse
     software system, "which hurt deliveries, and higher selling,
     general and administrative costs" (Baltimore SUN, 6/14).
          ACCOUNT MOVE: adidas America moved its $20M media
     account to Leagas Delaney, San Francisco, from Team One, El
     Segundo, CA (ADVERTISING AGE, 6/16).