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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-03

HEISMAN WILL RETURN TO PENN
IN 1921 WITH NEW ASSISTANTS
NEWCONfN1I7T'EE,N NEWEVERYTHINC
BY ROBERT w. MAXWELL
Sports Editor Evening Public Ledger

IoHN ". HEISMAN will return to the University Of
y Pennsylvania next fall and coach the football team.
He will have new corps of assistants a head of
The advisory committee, new graduate manager and
some material. He will take charge of the grdiron
squad This has not been announced officially yet but
will be before the end of this month.
Several startling changes will be made There will
yana football team next year will be coached under diff
fercnt conditions.
This season q disastrous one despite the unex-
pcctcd victory Cornell Ten games played and
four were lost. Virginia Military Institute, Penn State,
Pittsburgh and Dartmouth triumphed the Red and
Blue. Columbia Cornell and Delaware defeated
easily and Penn lucky to win from Bucknell, Swarth
more and Lafayette. However, those games
and Penn deserves credit whether horsehoes
not.
Heisman has finished his first year as head coach.
Perhaps he successful and perhaps he wasn't. He
came here after making record down South where
ne coached teams for twenty years with quite little
success lie clearly proved he a capable man, but
op here it was different. Penn did respond his
eoachng. The ofense was ragged and the did
play as If they enjoyed the game The defense aso
poor but Heisman not to blame for that.
The Penn team this year lacked personality The
players performed in lackadasiCa manner through
the motions of football athletes was ALL In tie
was lost when Dartmouth played. Against Columbia
and Cornell the team did excellent work which made
Red and Blue supporters forget Of the
peer into the future with more confidence.
TT IS not our desire to blame Coach Hesmdn for
the poor icork of Penn this year. He made
miStdkes-tots of them--but perhaps it be-
cause he stepped into JOB, confronted
@ith neto conditions and it takes time to learn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-03
JOE TIPLITZ PLANS
TRIP TO AUSTRALIA
Aggressive Battler to Go
West Shortly after Re.
turn Bout With Jimmy
Murphy Tomorrow
HAS 4 HEFTY WALLOP
BY LOUIS II. JAFFE

TOE TIPL1TZ is going far away. He
- plans to keep on the move until he
makes n tour of the kangaroo country
and then will come back here again.
Yes. "Yusil" will be off for Australia
pretty soon.
Tiplitz IL one of the most aggressive
and rugged lightweights in the East.
He is no cream puff puncher, either.
possessing the wallop to send u foe
journeybound to Drcamland
Just before the present season started
Tipltz got himself into perfect fettle.
He went to Boston and knocked off
local favorite, Johnny Downes! in nine
rounds. Downes had been boxing in
great form Down East.
Takes Sick
Then Tiplitz was booked for a num-
Der of bouts, but he was taken Ill. The
matches all were Cancelled. After Joe
had recuperated, but before he had re-
gained his full strength, Zip met
Gene belmont. What great bout that
proved. They slugged each other all
over the ring.
On Thanksgiving Day Tiplitz's sur
prising knockdown victory over Jimmy
Murphy made him stand out as the
feature performer of the holiday bouts
here, and there were twenty -onc
matches staged at four different clubs.
Tiplitz, with Murphy on the floor
taking the count and the bell saving
Jimmy from knockout, had the Ma
tional fans in frenzy. 1t was the
most sensational finish OF a ring con :
test in this city for a long time. Now
| Murphy and Tiplitz are going to ciash
again--tomOrrow night at the same
! club
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-03
Commission Rule Holds

According to Manager William Myers.
of Philadelphia. he was advised by
President Scheffer today not to do any
thing in the matter OF bringing other
league players here that would tend
to abr0gate the national basketball
commission. Scheffer has received
word from the state league and they
promise not to play Doc Neuman at
wilkes Barre until the matter is given
III official airing.
Wilkes Barre claims, as before. that
Doc was received in a deal for Tommy
Munlcavy and that they have perfect
light 10 use him on this account. It
has now been put up to the commission
and the cage governing body may not
be dissolved after all. providing an
amicable agreement is reached.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-03
Trenton Best Scorer;
Bears Strong Defense
=, Following are the team records OF the
Eastern Basketball League up to date:

Newark game forfeited TO Phiiadei-
phia for nonappearance.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-03

C.rmAntown's opponents always play ciean
hall sudsins by tie pend les indicted, The
,So ,s5 an I Der Sssn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-03

paatSru League PLAYERS who have scored
In every goal are Dolin, Kerr Franckie.
Powers, White. Barlow. Miller. brown ana
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-03

PbiIadrIphia played its hrN game with
CermantOwn on Tuesday evening. yet the
MYERS combination has met and played Read
Ing all four games Of the nrst haf.
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lung, f0rperlide uebung u11o 5hlaf
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ihneroen unter Ser 8ebnn0lnng.
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neil es unier f0rperlides MoblbefIn-
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4nuie bnIten ODER uns oa5ll dlf11u,l-
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a%ra11fbeiten 81 iiein.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-15
Dannu1l5io- &C. Sgii1me sSttaIiet 1rieoensfon
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gladridrt, dber nidb9ft flrs uns, Sifonoerll fir ietle a1droer,
Sic BON u~nferenr Wforfte be5ieIe1l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-28
New ENGLAND
10 Get Coal ON
Priority Order
Railroads Operating in Four
States Receive [. C.. G..
Instructions for l ESQ.,
600 Tons a Month
Must Ship to Four Ports
Deliveries Running Short
.ef Amount Needed $780,
900 Tons Each 80 DAYS
Nfer, Thc 7,ibMne.s washinoton B,reou

Sfest INC Ifi0NneS WoSfthQton Bureau
WASHINGTON, July 27.--The Inter
state Commerce Commission to-day
isseud a priority order requiring the
railroads running into the bituminous
Maryland and Central Pennsylvania, to
ship 100000 tons monthly to Tide
water points for transhipment to New
England, to relieve the coal situation
in That section.
Fhe order was issued as the result
Of She recent conferences held by repre-
scatstives of the coal operators. con-
sumers and railroads in WASHINGTON
aud New York
The order recites that the roads
are now approximately $4,000 tons
behind in their deliveries to New Eng
land each month. The 1e250 900 tons
ordered shipped each month is the
average monthly requirement of New
England.
None Can Be Exported
None of the coal ordered to New
England can de exported. and carloads
cannot be reconsigned The commission
said that in its opinion, because OF
siiVt taSe 81 equipment ana COHSeS-
ton of traffic, aggravated by ,nfavor-
able labor conditions which continue
TO exist upon the particular lines of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, the
New York Central Railroad Company
the Baltimore e. Ohio Railroad Com
pany, Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Company, the Western Maryland Rail-
way Company, the Chesapeake & Ohio
Railroad Company, Norfolk & Western
Railway Company, the Virginia Rail
way Company, the Interstate Railroad
Company, Norton & Northern Railway,
the Monongahela Railway Company
and Cumberland & Pennsylvania Ra II
road Company, each and all of which
are common carriers by railroad CUB
Ject to the Interstate Commerce act and
further because of the inability of said
common carriers properly and com
pletely to serve the public, an emer-
gcncy exists which requires immediate
action with respect to the tran sporta
ton Of bitumnous coal to Underwater
coat transhipment piers at an North
of Hampton Roads, Virginia. for tran
shipment by water to New England.
Four States to Furnish Supply
The inhabitants of New England
are in a large measure dependent upon
bituminous coal which, to meet their
require ments, must be transported from
mines in Pennsylvania. Maryland,
West Virginia and Virginia.
THE rate at which btuminous coal
has been and is now being transported
to New England by rail and water has
'beSn- and now is short of the aforesaid
requirements to the extent of approx
mately $4,000 net tons each month"
The coal would be sent to Underwater
at New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Norfolk The commission ordered
that 100000 tons monthly be sent to
New York for transhipment, 900
tons to Philadelphia, 100000 10 Bal
timorc and 65O.OOO TO Norfolk