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THE SPORTS BUSINESS DAILY'S TURNSTILE TRACKER

          The following is Part I of THE DAILY's analysis of "The
     Body Count," which estimates that more than 422 million
     spectators attended sporting events in the U.S. and Canada
     during the '99-2000 sports calendar year.  This lists the
     full '99-00 pre- regular- and post-season figures for
     baseball, broken down by league.  While a few of these
     figures are not exact, they do serve as one of the most
     detailed estimates of the number of attendees of baseball
     events over the 2000 season.  Tomorrow: Football.
     
                                               ALL-STAR/
BASEBALL       PRE       REGULAR     PLAYOFFS   OTHER     TOTAL 
MLB          3,026,578  70,279,112  1,280,612  34,187  74,620,489
MINOR LEAGUE    --      32,304,182    320,049  54,195  32,678,426
NCAA            --       3,198,480    609,374    n/a    3,807,854
Northern        --       1,976,013     69,400   4,645   2,050,058
Atlantic LG     --       1,116,278     10,501   5,500   1,132,279
Frontier LG     --         713,215     12,951   1,860     728,026
Texas/LA LG     --         561,360     20,000   3,201     584,561
Western LG      --         505,691     23,786   3,485     532,962
LLWS            --         172,000       --      --       172,000
NBC             --          86,645       --      --        86,645
TOTALS                                                116,393,300

          NOTES: NCAA baseball regular season attendance numbers
     include top 50 Div. I teams, top 15 Div. II teams and top
     ten Div. III teams.  NCAA 2000 baseball playoffs -- no
     figures available, Attendance figures for Div. I, II, III
     are estimates based on '98-99 figures.  





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