The ground was home to the Cleveland Infants of the Players League in 1890.

This group will be behind the formation of the Players League in 1890.

He joined the Players League in 1890 with the Cleveland Infants.

Complaints like this were part of the reason that the Players League was formed in 1890.

The Brotherhood would ultimately result in the Players League in 1890.

But the Players League went out of business after only a year, and Mack lost his job and his whole investment.

When the Players League collapsed, its members were supposed to return to their franchises from the prior season.

The Union Association survived for only one season (1884), as did the Players League (1890).

Most of the game's stars were playing in the Players League that season.

Johnson then withdrew his newly acquired Reds club and moved them to the Players League for the 1891 season.