They continued in the KITTY League in 1911 as the Harrisburg Miners. The Miners won their season opener on the road against the McLeansboro Miners, 4–1, on May 17. On August 13, the league's directors voted to transfer the team to Jackson, Tennessee. The team's management claimed to have lost some US$1,700 due to poor attendance. Harrisburg won its last two games, 3–1 and 3–0, in a doubleheader on the road against the Fulton Colonels on August 12. The team's record in Harrisburg was 8–15 (.348). The franchise relocated to Jackson where it became the Jackson Climbers.
