Harrisburg Coal Miners Hoodie - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams mount sterling essex poor attendance forced owner Bob

poor attendance forced owner Bob Broome to relocate the club 150 miles to Hazard

thanks to Hunter Martin for the help

durable ceramic in 11-ounce and 15-ounce sizes

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once known as “Bloody Harlan” for the violent mine wars of the 1930s

Harrisburg Coal Miners Hoodie - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams mount sterling essex poor attendance forced owner BobThe Harrisburg Coal Miners, hailing from Harrisburg, Illinois, were a KITTY League (Kentucky Illinois Tennessee) team during the early 20th century. The KITTY League had different iterations that ran from 1903 1955. Harrisburg had a few different KITTY League teams; first the Merchants in 1910, then the Miners in 1911, and the Coal Miners in 1913. The 1911 Miners picked up and moved to Jackson, TN, and became the Jackson Climbers mid season, citing