The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
POPULAR PRESLEY
FINISHES LABORS
SkaHfordS Great Coach VIII
Step Down and Out After
the Big Game

Coach George Presley OF Stanford
will not guide the destinies Of the
cardinal team after the annual strug-
gle with California on November -.
1t has been known for some time
that Presley intended following his
calling as an attorney as soon as the
football season was over, and rumors
are many as to who Will be selected
TO take the popular coachs place.
When seen last night Doctor Angel,
the head OF the Stanford student BODY
executive committee, stated that no
action had been taken in regard to the
matter Of a coach.
The agreement with California will
be brought to an end at the conclusion
Of the present year and a new agree
ment Will be drawn up, but Doctor
Angel states that the intercollegiate
agreement has nothing 10 do with the
coaching of the different athletic
events. and II California wants to use
a paid coach it does not mean that
Stanford has TO follow suit.
IN the past" said Doctor Angel,
f'the paid coach was necessary, as the
players did not know enough about the
game. but now that the men have
played the game for a number OF years
and are familiar with It, there is not
the need for the paid coaches that has
can point 10 the Palo Alto high school
team, which is playing gilt edge ball,
and this team has not had the serv-
ices Of a coach the whole season"
On the stanford campus the coach
question is being discussed daily and
many names have been mentioned as
successors to Presley. Such we'll
known football heroes as John o. Mil
Ter, Babe Crawford and Ken Dole are
q q names mentioned.
Manzanita Defeated
Following the Santa Clara-Bellah's
Stars game the second college varsity
team defeated Manzanita hall from
PsIo Alto. 9 to 3.
The game was desperately fought
and only toward the last half did the
Santa clara fifteen show its superiority.
The prep school lads played well. but
lack OF condition resulted in their be-
ing defeated Strachan Manzanita's s
center three-quarter. secured the prep
schools lone try. which, owing TO the
6fficult angle. was not converted. In
quick succession Tadich and Guerrieri.
through fine dribbling, each made a
try, making the score s to 3 at the end
Of the first half with Santa Clara on
the long end. The second half opened
with an exchange OF long kicks, which
finally ended with a serum being
formed on the 25 yard line.
The Santa Clara pack neatly heeled
the ball out TO Frank Warren, who
passed TO Sargent, who passed the en-
tire prep school pack and planted the
ball just short of the center Of the
goal
The kick fell short. The Manzanita
boys then woke up and took a decided
brace. causing the collegians consider
able trouble in keeping their opponents
from scoring
A few minutes before the half ended
TuIe Long secured the ball in the CEN
ter Of the field and made a brilliant run,
being doWned on the Manzanita's five
yard line by Butterfeld. A serum was
formed and overanxiousness on the part
Of the second varsity forwards in kick
ing the ball over the goal line lost
them an opportunity TO add another
score The half ended with the ball in
the center Of the field
The work of Tadich, Sargent, Warren
(captain). Castruccio. Barbour and
Ivng was very noticeable, while Cook
son (captain), Edwards. Strachan and
Butterfeld showed good form for the
Manzanita fifteen.
Lineup:
Santa Clara second varsity: Forwards
nfepenb brock Dihore. Harkins. Cello Lying,
Beech. wilkinson. Tadich: backs-Warren tcsp-
tsin) Sargent. Barbour, Barnard Castruccio
Long. Mcdonald
Mspzsnita: Forwsrds-Fay. Dunn. Robin.
sails Ross. Renyon Iooney. Edwards; backs
Parkinson A Couch, J. Couch, Srachan
Snoneor fyookson Putterfeid.