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==Legacy== Robison Field was the last remaining major league ballpark that was primarily wooden. The park site continued to be owned by the Cardinals for a few more years. They finally sold the property to the developers of [[Beaumont High School (St. Louis)|Beaumont High School]], which was built on the site and was opened in [[1926 in baseball|1926]]. After their constant on-field struggles at the old park, the club had begun to improve after their move, and with some fresh cash, they were ready to taste success. 1926 would also be the year of the Cardinals' first modern league and [[1926 World Series|World Series]] championship. Beaumont High School produced a number of major league ballplayers. Its own life cycle ended in the spring of 2014, when it closed.
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