 Thus the Reds remained in the West End, and fans had only to traverse Western Avenue to see the team of their choice.The new facility was variously called Cincinnati Base Ball Grounds (or Park), Western Avenue Grounds, American Park (while in the AA), and then its most enduring pre-1912 name, League Park (beginning 1890).The small grandstand for the new park was built in the southeast corner of the block, tucked into the acute angle made by the intersection.