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I don't understand the use of the word "Incumbent" in the left-hand side of the Spring Training succession boxes at the bottom of the article. "Incumbent" means that something or someone currently occupies a position. If it's meant to indicate that J.P. Small Memorial Stadium was the first Spring Training venue for a team, then I think the word "Incumbent" should be replaced by "None". Also, I'd recommend combining pairs of boxes, e.g.
Preceded by
Incumbent (should be "None"?)
New York Yankees Spring Training Location Barrs Field Jacksonville 1919 – 1920