Baseball outlook for 1949 faces attendance doubts and possible drop
The 1948 season drew near 21 million paid spectators, but expectations for 1949 point to a likely decline. Players balk at terms tied to attendance while teams like Cleveland, Boston and New York may lead, and National League races appear tight among Dodgers, Braves, Cardinals, Giants, Pirates, and Cubs.
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