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Peanuts banned from parts of STL stadium

By James Hart

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The River City Rascals last night offered fans their first chance to sit in a peanut-free zone. And on July 21, Section 328 down the right field line in Busch Stadium will go peanut-free, allowing allergic Cardinals fans to watch...

Full post as published by Crime Scene KC on May 29, 2008 (boomark / email).

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