Missing baseball? Take a trip back to the insane 1906 season in Pennsylvania's Williams Valley League.
A day in the Williams Valley Baseball League – 1906

Missing baseball? Take a trip back to the insane 1906 season in Pennsylvania's Williams Valley League.
In July 1906, engineers from rival coal mines played for bragging rights in northern Dauphin County.
Jake Daubert started his professional baseball career in Lykens, PA in 1906. He quickly rose to the big leagues.
In 1906, a small valley in Pennsylvania's Coal Region caught a case of baseball fever. The towns were never the same again.
Baseball fans from Upper Dauphin County gathered in Harrisburg in August 1919 to watch a local hero play for the Cincinnati Reds on City Island.
Daubert played his first professional baseball in Williams Valley in 1906. A decade later, he was an MVP and World Series champion.
In an exhibition game in July 1905, the Harrisburg Giants traveled to the Upper End to take on Williamstown.
The fight during a game in August 1894 prompted an angry response from one Williamstown resident.