 The Reds' ballpark was the site for the final two games of the Series, a disputed match that officially ended in a draw.When the Reds returned to the National League in 1890, the name of the park would come to be known as League Park, in reference to the team's original and now current circuit.In those days, the National League was typically referred to in media as "the League", since there was only one "League" and (for ten years) one "Association".