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Delta Clarifies Fiscal Q3 EPS Results

Delta Apparel, Inc. noted that for its recently reported third quarter, the company's diluted earnings per share increased by 39.6% to $1.27 per diluted share (on a pre-split basis) compared to 91 cents in the year-ago period…

LaCrosse Sees Q1 Sales Fall on Less Military Business

LaCrosse reported consolidated net sales of $18.9 million For the first quarter of 2005, a decline of 20.3% compared to $23.7 million in the first quarter of 2004. Last year's quarter included $4.3 million from GSA orders to the U.S. Military and $1.

GSI Sees Sporting Goods Share of Total Sales Decline in Q1…

GSIC continues to expand its presence in the on-line retail world by expanding outside of its core sporting goods category and into consumer electronics, toys, and virtually any product that can be sold on-line. The company has also been expanding the ser

Aldila’s Branded Business Boosts the Bottom-Line…

Aldila net sales were $17.8 million, a 16.3% increase compared to the 2004 first quarter, when the company had net sales of $15.3 million. While dollar sales are climbing at the company, unit sales are actually down in the double digits. This is the resul

Former Industry Execs Sentenced in China Kickback Scheme…

A former Vans executive, Scott Andrew Brabson, and Jay William Rosendahl, a former Columbia exec who was a consultant to Vans, were sentenced Monday to 71 months in federal prison after admitting earlier this year to taking kickbacks from Chinese manufact

LaCrosse Footwear Sees Q1 Sales Fall on Less Military Business…

Lacrosse posted a disappointing first quarter with sales falling 20.3% to $18.9 million compared to $23.7 million last year. The decline was due in large part to weaker military orders. Sales for Q1 2004 included $4.3 million from General Services Adminis

Reebok Q1 Results Show a Shift in the Business…

Reebok International Ltd. continues to integrate The Hockey Company into the Reebok Brand business, merging the Reebok Canada operation with THC’s operation and appointing Matt O’Toole, CEO of The Hockey Company, to lead the combined operation. Reebok Ca

STAR Sportsmanship Wins Bessie

Learning Through Sports' character development program, STAR Sportsmanship won a BESSIE Award as best physical education software for upper elementary students. STAR Sportsmanship is an interactive learning program designed to teach sportsmanship to

The Sports Club Company Delisted by AMEX

The American Stock Exchange has notified The Sports Club Company that it had not met certain of the Exchange's continued listing standards as set forth in the Exchange's Company Guide. Specifically, the Exchange noted that the Company's fai

Asia’s Largest Bicycle Show Begins Next Week

The China International Bicycle & Motor Fair or “CHINA CYCLE,” in short, is scheduled to begin on May 4-7, 2005 for its 15th edition in Shanghai New International Expo Center. The show will cover all seven halls of Shanghai New International Expo Center,

Former Industry Execs Sentenced in China Kickback Scheme…

A former Vans executive, Scott Andrew Brabson, and Jay William Rosendahl, a former Columbia exec who was a consultant to Vans, were sentenced Monday to 71 months in federal prison after admitting earlier this year to taking kickbacks from Chinese manufact

Brunswick Looks to More Marine in Q1…

Brunswick looked to its Marine division to post a 16.8% increase in revenues to $1.40 billion for the first quarter from $1.20 billion in Q1 last year. However, the Fitness division and the Bowling division were both a drag on operating income for the qua

Bite Launches Retail Staff Training Program

Bite is introducing the “Bite Certified” retail sales training program to ensure that retail staff and, ultimately, consumers understand the many important features of Bite Golf shoes and sandals. The program emphasizes the Bite brand as “better shoes at

Aldila Income Jumps 43% due to 16% Sales Increase

Aldila net sales were $17.8 million and net income was $3.3 million, or 61 cents fully diluted per share for the three months ended March 31, 2005. This is a 16.3% increase in sales compared to the 2004 first quarter, when the Company had net sales of $15