a good coach, but he turned out a loser last year and Purdue wants a change." In four seasons as Purdue's head coach, Balliet compiled a record of 22–10–2. Balliet began the fall of 1902 back at his alma mater, Princeton, as an assistant coach. In early October, he joined the football team at Washington and Lee University to assist physical director, Bill Wertenbaker. Balliet served as the head football coach at Washington and Lee for the 1903 and 1904 seasons. Family and later years Balliet married Sara A. Uhrich on July 19, 1894. The couple had a daughter, Catharine Urich, born on July 5, 1895. He moved to Myerstown, Pennsylvania in approximately 1895 and lived there for the next 65 years. Balliet worked for most of his career as a coal salesman. In 1909, Balliet was employed by the Clark Brothers Coal Mining Company in Philadelphia. He described himself at the time as "a globe-trotter for a wholesale coal company." Death He died at his home in Myerstown on August 6, 1960 at age 93. Head coaching record See also List of college football head coaches with non-consecutive tenure Notes References External links 1866 births 1960 deaths 19th-century players of American football American football centers Auburn Tigers football coaches Lehigh Mountain Hawks football players Purdue Boilermakers football coaches Princeton Tigers football coaches Princeton Tigers football players Washington and Lee Generals football coaches People from Lehighton, Pennsylvania People from Lebanon County, Pennsylvania Players of American football from Pennsylvania American businesspeople in the coal industry