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To: Judy who wrote (8237)	5/6/1998 8:54:00 AM
From: Logain Ablar	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42787

Hi Judy. Regarding Nike. From some of your earlier posts. Over the weekend I was in two pro golf shops and one retail clothing outlet. The golf shops had never carried Nike before but now the clothing and shoes represent 1/3 of inventory (clothing and shoes). The Tiger effect is taking hold. Shirts were priced @ $50. In the retail (which had carried Nike, Bob Stores in CT) they now have a golf line (didn't have last year) and had the same shirts priced @ $70 with a 25% sale. Nike is now starting to see the benefits of signing Tiger woods. This has the potential to be as big as Michael Jordan has been for Nike. Not sure how much this offsets Asian sales but this may explain why your seeing the flow back into the stock Tim