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Here are the attendance figures by team/stadium for the National League
for the 1871 season. Where a team used more
than one stadium, figures are for all home games. Note that we do not have
attendance figures for the American Association or the Players League.
You can also view figures for 1872
and a complete list of years is here.
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MYSTERY STADIUM
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