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    What year did yearly attendance top one million for the Brooklyn Dodgers?

    Question #51002. Asked by robboy. (Sep 14 04 4:01 PM)


    gtho4

    		The first year in which it reached the million mark was 1930 - 1,097,329.
    http://www.baseball-almanac.com/teams/laatte.shtml

    Sep 15 04, 1:43 AM

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