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THE BODY COUNT: VOLLEYBALL, RODEO AND BOWLING

          THE DAILY continues our 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.  Today: Bowling, Curling,
     Figure Skating, Lacrosse, Rodeo and Volleyball.

SPORT                                                  ATTENDANCE
Bowling: PBA, Regional's, Sr PBA                          440,000
Bowling: WPBA, Regional's                                 250,000
Curling: Canada                                           290,887
Curling: United States                                     72,700
Figure Skating: (U.S. Amateur)                            119,044
Figure Skating: (Canada Amateur)                           79,424
Lacrosse: NLL                                             428,612 
Lacrosse: NCAA (Men's and Women's regular and champ.)     183,639
Rodeo: (NPSR) United States                             2,000,000
Rodeo: (CPRA) Canada                                      684,191
Volleyball: NCAA (regular and champ.)                   1,422,997
Volleyball: Pro Beach                                     300,000
TOTALS                                                  6,271,494

          NOTES: NCAA Volleyball and Lacrosse are combined with
     1999/2000 regular season numbers and 1998/1999 championship
     figures.  No 1999/2000 championship figures were available. 
     Pro Beach Volleyball is from 12 events (2 mixed and the
     other 10 were men's events).  U.S. Rodeo attendance numbers
     are estimated while Canadian numbers are exact.  


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