Sporting Goods

Client: West Virginia Lottery, Charleston, W.Va.
Products Promoted: Powerball lottery tickets
Objective: The client needed a self-contained sign that could be easily updated with the Powerball payoff.
Introduction: October 1998
Construction/Materials: Extruded plastic signboard that holds spiral numerals and screen-printed inserts.
P-O-P Company: SemaSys Inc., Oklahoma City

Client: Rawlings Sporting Goods, St. Louis
Products Promoted: Rawlings sporting goods
Objective: This clock was offered as a premium incentive to reward dealers and encourage larger orders of Rawlings sporting goods. Baseball coaches and others can receive the clocks by ordering a predetermined amount of Rawlings equipment.
Introduction: February 1999
Producer: Heritage Frame & Glass Creations Ltd., Nesquehoning, Pa.

Client: Telestar Interactive Corp., Cincinnati
Products Promoted: MicroTalk and ProTalk Talking Player Portraits and All-Star Stand-Ups
Objective: To provide retailers with the opportunity to introduce the product in a multi-display format and to utilize the voice chip technology of the product.
Introduction: October 1998
Producer: Telestar Interactive Corp., Cincinnati

Client: Hillerich & Bradsby, Louisville, Ky.
Distribution: Independent and retail chain sporting goods stores
Size of Run: 1,000
Producer: AG Industries, Cleveland
Division: Permanent, Sports Equipment
Objectives: To merchandise the product in a unique way with the barrel end up. The client wanted to highlight information about the technology behind these premium-priced bats on the display and be able to update or modify this information as technology and the product changes.