Little League, Inc. makes two kinds of baseball gloves - the Beginner and the Pro. Below is some relevant information for the past year (unit means one baseball glove): Beginner Pro Number of units sold 65,000 10,000 Sales price per unit $65 $100 Direct materials per unit $10 $20 Direct labor dollars per unit $30 $45 Cutting machine-hours per unit 0.50 1.00 Direct labor-hours per unit 2.00 3.00 Little League decides to break total indirect costs into two different cost pools, with corresponding cost-allocation bases: cutting costs of $255,000, with cutting machine-hours as the allocation base, and stitching costs of $360,000, with direct labor-hours as the allocation base. Using activity-based costing, what are the total overhead costs allocated to each Pro baseball glove?