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Only eight of 30 clubs grew attendance from last season, most of them very marginally (the Texas Rangers led the way with 3,100 more fans per game, though they still played to half a house this year, on average).
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Mr. Gottlieb saw the swelling ranks of college graduates, the growing attendance at art museum exhibitions and the spread of national bookstore chains.
His following grew, and in 1931, when his Sayville neighbors complained about the growing attendance at meetings in his home, Father Divine was arrested and incarcerated for 30 days.
Growing attendance and revenue over the past decade do not indicate that fans are turned off by any perceived imbalance, and revenue sharing does not appear to help poor teams compete.
The museum took in $48.2 million in admissions in the 2018 fiscal year, up from $42.8 million in the 2017 fiscal year, the officials said, adding that the increase was the result of four months of the new policy and of growing attendance.
In the 12 years since John Durant took the helm at the MIT Museum, he has opened up the ground floor to gain street-level visibility, launched the Cambridge Science Festival, and grown attendance from around 50,000 to nearly 150,000 visitors a year.
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