The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-22
CAROLINA TEAM
IS ENTHUSIASTIC
AFTER DEFEAT OF GEORGIA ELEv-
EN-, TARHEELs ARE IN HOPES
OF GOOD SEASON.
MAY BEAT VIRGINIA
ALL EYES TURNED TO THANKS
GIVING DAY. WHEN TEAM
HOPES TO BREAK PRE-
CEDING RECORD.

Especial to The Richmond vfrgnian)
Chapel Fill, N. c.. Oct. zl.--An out
burst Of enthusiasm over the i'm
mediate victory over Georgia and an
expressed hope Of triumphing over
Vanderbilt and the University of vir-
ginia followed in the wake Of Caro-
lina's trump Saturday in Atlanta A
bonfire and a professional march of
the students through the village and
to homes Of the members Of the
faculty voiced CaroIina's enthusiasm.
The victory over Georgia by such ire
mendous odds ca me Al q distinct sur
prise to students on the HILL"
Coach Trenchard. before departing for
Atlanta, anticipated a battle. and hard
ly hoped for victory by more than
two touchdowns.
After the game In Atlanta, Coach
Trenchard has been quoted az say
ing: I'VE are going to 30 through the
season with an unbroken record" He
from Vanderbilt next Saturday and
also advanced claims for a victory over
Virginia The only things he urged
his men to guard against was q let
up in spirit-'going stale'-and a
clean slate would terminate the
Thanksgiving contest.
The coaching staff, however. does
not base its ultimate hopes of an I'M
broken record on the strength EVIL
denced in the Georgia victory. Pro-
fects are already in the making for
the strengthening of the eleven for
the Virginia game. Coach TYenchard
slipped "hunch" to the writer before
he left for Atlanta of certain changes
that would materiaIize before Thanks
giving. Two important changes are
contemplated. The berth Of left end
has been agitating the coaches
Throughout the season. the absence Of
Huske. last seasons left end, bringing
this position in Jeopardy The parents
of Bill Huske have expressed the
preference that he would not partici-
pate in the game Of football. He has
conformed to their wishes obediently.
and 1t is learned that they are now
wavering from their position. This
will open the way for his entry into
the practice games for the Virginia
contest.
Winston Back.
Another fertilization contemplated
in the makeup of the eleven Is the
appearance Of r. w. Winston, OF
Raleigh, in the backneld. He figured
In the position of left end in the
Georgia game, but the entry Of Huske
would lead to shifting Of Winston
to the backfield. Bob" Winston II
mot unknown I'm football realms. He
was a captain OF Caroiina's 1911 team,
and played excellent ball throughout
the season, His generalship won for
him high rating, to say nothing OF
his ability as a broken neld runner.
1t is stated that there 10 some pa
rental objection to winston participant
ing In football. but his entry into the
Georgia contest apparently paves the
way for his participation in the vir-
ginia fray.
Huske- and Winston viii consider
ably strengthen Cardinals rating as
"a football machine---thus character
ized by the sporting editor of tho At
lantA Constitution: The Tarheels
have real football team. There n
no getting away from that fact. They
have machine that looks far SUI
perior to any football team that has
performed in Atlanta In the past ak
or seven years.
THE forwards are heavy. strong,
experienced and know how to charge.
Their backs are fieet-footed. can side
step. stiff arm. dodge and have plenty
of drive wheE they hammer into the
line Their tackling was fsrce and
deadly. When thcv fastened their
lunch hooks on a Georgia player he
stopped
This same North Carolina eleven
Is going to make II exceedinly inter-
esting for both Vanderbilt and vtr-
GINA. and. judging from their show
ing here, Atlanta fans win probably
consider them the favorites.''
Carolinas squad win remain in
willie Friday for the contest with Van
AArhilf SATURDAY. Thu NfAAk Wff1t hA