St Louis and Brooklyn Neck and Neck In NL Race
St Louis and Brooklyn stay close in the National League with 52 games left. Brooklyn sits in a first place tie after splitting with Cincinnati while St Louis beat New York. Each team faces 28 remaining road or home games and the pennant chase may go down to the wire in late September.
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Pirates Have Huge Following In Grafton Too
The Pittsburgh Pirates, weak on the field, drew 27,928 fans to a 1949 game at Forbes Field, lifting the season total to 1,088,599 and placing Forbes Field ahead of Brooklyn in attendance as fans flocked to see the team regardless of results.
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