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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-13

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tetben kulonbozik az anne.
rikaitol: A magyar kozepiskols
tradiciotol atitatott kultura.
lis hatterevel az amerikai is.
kola mem rendelkezhet mar a
ket iskolarendszer koz0tti kor-
kiilonbsegnel fogva sem!
E kulturalis folenyt pedig
mem az iskola falai, berendeze-
sc es modern felszerelese ad-
jak meg, hanem a tantes-
tulet szellemi nivoja. Igazi
muveltseget, MORALS erot es
jellemet csak az adhat, akinek
van.
Az amerikai iskola ketSeg-
teleniil gazdagabban, moder-
nebbiil van felszerelve, de mines
birtokaban annak, ami min
dennel fontosabb: elegendo
szamu kulturalis gazdagsaggal
rendelkezo tanarral, kiknek
muveltsege messze felette ALA
ma a tomegmiiveltsegnek. E
nelkul pedig egy tanar tomeg-
kikepzesnel egyebet alig erhet
ell.
Ez utobbiban az amerikai
egyetemi nevelest is illetheti
kritika, habar kisebb mertek-
ben. Magas miveltseggel rem
delkez6, europai kollegaik nj
vojan allo egyetemi tanar van
az Egyesiilt Allamok nagy
egyetemein is sep szammal.
De ugyanakkor talalunk oft
ugyanoly szamban oily egye-
temi tanarokat is, xix els6-
rendu szakemberek, de vi
szont altalanos miivelsegiik
meglehet6sen alacsony.
Ennek egyik f6oka az, hogy
lit az egyetemi neveles indi-
vidualisabb mint Magyaror-
saigon. Bizonyos szamu hall
gatora lit tobb tanar es seged-
tanar esik, mint barhol
masutt a vilagon, aminek az
Okla elsosorban gazdasagi. Ket-
segtelen elonyei vannak e
rendszernek a zsufolt tanter-
mekben eloado tanar helyze-
tevel szemben, aki tanitvanyai
aagy resz6t ennelfogva mem is
ismerheti. Viszont az egye-
temi tandij lit aranytalanul
msgasabb az europainal en-
,elfogva megengedhet6 az el0-
adas megszervezese 20-30-as
,~o"o"tok szamara az europai
so, sot 100 fonel ma
gyohb osztalyokkal szemben.
A kis csoportok kezelese re-
ven az egytemi neveles lit
egyenibb .es eredmenyesebb
mint oft, ahol a luXus meg
nem engedheto. Ez az Okla
annak, hogy lit aranylag tob-
ben jutnak el tanulmanyaik
sikeres befejezesehez, mint az
europai egyetemeken.
A legfontosabb el6ny azon-
ban az alaposabb gyakorlati tt
kikepzesben rejlik. Az ame-
rikai egyetemek legtobbje XII
valo felszerelessel, elsorendii
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-13

(Folytatas)

Kozlemenyem elso reszeben
a foiskolai tanulmanyok Gel
jarol es el0nyeirol ertekeztem.
Kifejtettem ait, hogy az egye-
temi eloadasok rendszere meg
k0nnyiti a szakismeretek meg
szerzesenek munkajat celira-
nyos organizalas, vezetes es
0sztonzes altal. Vegul pedig
ramutatni igyekeztem ARA,
hogy egyetemi tanulmanyok
folytatasa mindket nembeli
amerikai magyar ifjunak egy-
uttal kotelessege 0nmagaval,
csaladjaval es magyar fajisa-
gaval szemben felteve ha aka
rata es tehetsege van, melye-
ket viszont a helyes elsofoku,
azaz csaladi neveles fejleszt XII.
Ez utobbi pontot kilon XII
szeretnem emelni, inert elvi-
tazhatatlan az a teny, hogy
minden faj gerincet foisko-
lai kepzettseggel rendelkezo
egyenei alkotjak. Ezek a We
zetok S eek jellemenek es KEEP
zettsegenek erejet6l ftigg az il
leto faj ervenyesulese, a letert
valo kiizdelemben. Mem mu-
laszthatom lit ell annak meg
emliteset. hogy a magyaror-
szagi f6iskolakon diplomat
szerzett ifjak a vilaghaboru
ota a vilag minden reszebe
szetszorodva elismerest es meg
becsiilest vivtak XII a magyar
nevnek.
Bizonyitek ere az a szam-
talan tudomanyos ertekezes es
kozlemeny, melyek a vilag leg
kivalobb szaklapjaiban es folyo
irataiban jelentek meg ma
gyar szerzok neveit viselve,
fGlep az utnlS6 ket evtized
alatt.
Magyar nemzeti szempont-
bol sokan vesztesegnek tartot-
tax a magyar foiskolat veg
zetteknek elsosorban a nyo-
maszto gazdasagi helyzet okoz-
ia emigraciojat, de kiderult,
hogy a vesztesegb6l nyereseg
lett, melynek fontossagat csak
most kezdik magyarorszagi We
zetokorei.
A magyarorszagi egyetemi
neveles kivalosagarol tudo-
mast szerezve, mem csodalhato
tehat, hogy nem egy amerikai
magyar ifju es sziilei kozott
kepezi a magyarorszagi tanul-
many-ut megbeszeles targyat.
A kerdes az, hogy hol el6nyo-
sebb szamukra a foisko,ai
oklevel megszerzese, az Egye-
silt Allamok nagyszamu egye-
temei egyiken vagy Magyaror-
saigon?
Hogy e kerdesre targyila-
gosan valaszolni lehessen,
ahhoz szukseges, hogy parhu-
zamot vonjunk az amerikai es
az europai, yagy szorosabb er-
telemben az amerikai es
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-13
Az Amerikai Magyar Hju Egyetemi Neveltetese

magyar egyetemi neveles es a;
lit vagy oft szerzett diploma
praktikus erteke k0zott.
Az OsszehasonlitaSt azonbar
a k0zepiskolanal kell kezde
mink. Az amerikai kozepis.
kolai oktatas rendszerint 9
15-ik eletevben kezd6dik. A
hosszu elemi oktatas e ev)
egyetlen celia a kozniivelodes
magasabb fokra emelese ne.
pesseg azon retegeben, xix
elemi vegzettseg utan azonnal
kereset terere lepnek.
| Minthogy az egyetemi okta-
tas az Egyeslilt Allamokban
eppugy mint mindenutt mas
hol az atlagos 19-ik eletevben
kezdodik, k0zep iskolara
High School) marad csupan
negy ev, mely vagy uzleti es
kereskedelmi palyara vagy
egyetemi tanulmanyok vegze-
sere keszit elo.
| Az amerikai k0zepiskolai ok
tatas rovidsege az Okla annak,
hogy az egyetemi tanulma
nyok elso eve (az u. n. fresh
man year") mem szakkepzett-
seq, hanem altalanos muvelt-
seq celjat szolgalja.
Ezen evben a kovetkezo tar
gyak legnagyobb reszenek a
hallgatasa k0telezo: angol
nyelv es irodalom; tortenelem,
mathematika, fizika, chemia,
termeszetrajz, miiveszettorte-
nelem, modern nyelvek egyike,
tobbnyire francia, nemet vagy
spanyol. Az igazi ertelemben
vett egyetemi szakkepzes tu-
lajdonkeppen csak a masodik
u. n. sophomore evben kezdo-
dix.
Az europai, tehat a ma
gyar iskola rendszer is, a fenn-
tit6l t0bb tekintetben eluto
kepet mutat. Az elemi okta-
tast~ az atlagos 10-ik eletevben,
tehat negy evi iskolalatogatas
utan, a kozepiskola valtja fe7,
mely nyolc even at rendkivu'
er6sen megalapozott altalanoe
tudassal latja Ell az ifjusagot
Az amerikai rendszerhez ha.
sonlolag a tanulo valaszthat a
gimnazium, real vagy kereske-
delml iSkOla kOZOtt, aSzerlnt,
amint hajlama a humanista
technikai vagy kereskedelmi
ter fele vonzza, sot ujabb n Z
realgimnaziumot is valaszt
hatia ha kul0nosebb hajlamo
meg mem fejlodott XII a fenti
kozepiskolak egyike iranyaban
sem.
A magyar k0zepiskolat VEG,
zett fiatalember vagy no tobr
oknal fogva felulmulja az u. n
High School graduate" alta
lanos muveltseget. Mem
szolva arrol, hogy nyolc evi
programszeru k0zepiskolai ne
veles evszazadokon at gyakor-
latilag bevalt rendszere maya
ban elonyt kepvisel az anne
rikai felett, a magyar kozep.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-13

m o d ern laboratoriumokkal
! gepmtihelyekkel stb. rendelke
xix, melyekkel aranylag keves
europai egyetem hasonlithatt
0SSze.
| A hvaloan szakkepzett Macy
szamu segedtaner6nek els6.
rendu felszereles birtokaban
modja van a legtuzetesebh
gyakorlati kikepzest nyujtani
Hangsulyozni kivanom e pom
tot. inert ebben latom az anne
rikai egyetemi neveles nagy
elonyet az europaival szem-
ben.
Oily palyakon tehat, mint a
technikai vagy orvosi, az anne
rlkal magyar ifju legjobban
teszi, ha egy kivalo amerikai
egyetemet valaszt XII tanulma-
nyai folytatasara. viszont a
tobbi palyakon a magyaror-
szagi egyetemi neveles el6nyo-
Sebb lehet.
Sokan a sport kerdest hoz-
Yak fel az amerikai egyetemi
neveles egyik lenyeges el6-
nyeil. Az egyetemi neveles-
ben valoban elvitazhatatlan
fontossaga van a sportnak S
annak kotelez6ve tetele sok
el0nyt jelent. Elvegre a "mens
sana in corpore sano" egyes
kiveteles esetektol eltekintve
altalanos ervenyu civ.
Azonban a sportok iizeset
tulzasba is lehet vinni es ezt
gyakran lathatjuk amerikai
egyetemeken, ami viszont a
szakkepzes hatranyara van.
Aki az amerikai jellemz6 =
fail sajatsagait ismeri, az ezen
mem csodalkozik, inert hatar-
talan ambicioja kovetkezteben
gyakran hajlamos a veglete-
kig izni szenvedelyeit, belle
ertve ebbe a sportokat, s6t
munkakoret is, ha abban xii
lon0sebben erdekelve van.
Masreszt viszont a sportok
fontossagat az egyetemi neve-
les teren tudomasom szerint
ma mar Magyarorszagon sem
vonjak ketsegbe es megfelel6
teret alkalmat bocsajtanak
e celra minden egyetemi hall
cato rendelkezesere.
Az amerikai magyar leany
egyetemi neveltetesenek kerde-
sehez szeretnek meg hozza-
szolni. E kerdes fontossaga-
max felismereseben Amerika
ketsegtelenul megel6zte Eu-
ropat, mely sokkal konzer-
vativabbnak mutatkozott es
ahol egyes orszagokban meg
ma is komlyan hangoztatjak,
hogy a no kezebe fozokanalon
kiviil mas nem valo.
Az amerikai no elott csak-
mem minden palya nyitva all,
bar oily szakmaktol mint a
mern0ki, vagy jogi eddig, kive-
teles esetektol eltekintve, tar
tozkodtak. A szepmiveszeti
agakban (u. m. szinmuveszet,
zene, festeszet, szobraszat)
azonban ferfiak es nok sok
egyetemen mar egyenlo szam-
ban talalhatok.
De a legnepszerubbek a moi
mem elott a szamukra specia-
lisan szervezett es eloadott
targyk0r0k. A Carnegie Tech
nikai Foiskolan peldaul a moi
Margaret Morrison College a
kovetkezo szakmakat 0leli fel:
Costume economies, house
hold economics, science, Sec
| - xxx~,.1~ Sr
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-13
AVILAG-HET STRoFABAN
rja: Szegedy Laszlo
HETI ROVAS: VILAG MOSTOHAI

Mikor egy-egy nemzet letiin mapparol,
egesz vilag lazad, egesz vilag gyaszo
Csak mi vegzetink fajt viagnak,
mikor kegyetleniil OF darabra vagtak! -.
Ja mikor eborult fenyes multunk napa;
jaj, mikor Tranon fajdalmunk kacagta;
jaj, mkor gyilkotak jaj, mikor ternettek;
jaj, mikor rablok rajtunk csak nevettek;
jaj, miko~ vereztink, jaj mikor konnyeztunk;
aj, mikor keresztfan vonagott testink:
hiaba imaztunk sikoltottunk kertink
viag ujjat mozditotta ertiink! -.
VASARNAP: HUSVET
Megharcoltuk harcunk Macy veres arnnyal:
Megvalto teste: fenykent Egbe szarnyal
Eredend6 bintol tiszta mar verunk
ha az Urban elink: mi is Egbe erInk!
Megdot mar Bun-Szirt; mem szedit Bin -0rveny:
Ur lett Eet, Ut, Igazsag, Torveny!
Testte Ion az Ige: Josag es Szeretet:
mely kozelebb vonja Foldhoz Eget
Emberek husvetja: lelkek iinnepnapja
husvet imankat Ur meghallgata:
"Igazsag Scent Atyja: terdre hulva keriink:
elrabolt hazankat, OH Add vissza nekiink!"
Evening star., 1939-10-24
Faces
Pitt System in
Gator Game
Terps to Try Tricks
On Florida; GU, CIV.
Prep for Big Fight
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON,

Maryland gridmen will have a
closeup view of the bone-crushing
style of play employed at Pittsburgh
Saturday when they come to grips
with the galloping Gators of Florida
In the Homecoming Day attraction
at College Park, for the visitors this
year have shifted to the methods
employed by Jock Sutherland during
his tenure of the Smoky City's Ca
thedral Of Learning.
Although still directed by Josh
Cody, who was brought up on VAN
derbilt tactics, Florida has an all
Pitt staff of assistants comprised Of
Harold Williams, backfield coach:
Walter Milligan, line coach, and
Walter Stebbins, freshmen coach.
One OF the first two, it is said, may
succeed Cody next year when he is
slated to step down to devote all
OF his time to the direction of the
schools athletic program and in
keeping with the proposed change
Pitt tactics already have been in
troduced.
Coming along slowly after meeting
with two reversals in early games,
Florida is expected to hit College
Park at its peak and will cause the
defending forces considerable an
guish. 1t has won its last two games
with Boston College and Tampa.
Mainstay of the Southern eleven is
Tex Hanna, 24-year-old junior, who
scales ITS and has speed to burn.
Hanna started in the Gators rout
OF Stetson, 21-0, and played i'm
portant roles in losing jousts with
Texas, in which Florida was defeat
ed. 1910, and Mississippi State, which
triumphed by 40 margin.
Terps Full of Tricks.
But while Florida expects to hit
the Dobson-coached aggregation
with galelike fury. the Terrapins also
have a few tricks IN their sleeves
which may cause their guests some
discomfort. Against Rutgers last
week they did everything but pull
rabbits from helmets and still didn't
reveal all their trick stuff. There are
a few games remaining on the
schedule which they hope to win
and the trick-Stuff is eased out bit
by bit in the manner of a fishing
line and Florida will see razzle.
dazzle that hasn't been pulled before.
Preparations for this weeks big
game went on apace at Georgetown
and George Washington yesterday
with the teams indulging only in
light workouts. Today the heavy
work begins and while no scrimmage
is listed this week it will be laborious
toll for the huskies.
Much of the burden of winning
will rest on Georgetown's beefy line
and if it is up to standard George
Washington will have to go into the
air early if it hopes to bore into
enemy territory. for the Hoyas'
front line has been unyielding in
previous games
Hoya Line Lacks Reserves.
Overlooked thus far is the yeo-
manlike job turned in by ''Mush"
tSee ATCHISON, Page A-l5)
Evening star., 1939-10-24

Second ten: Duquesne. 140: North
Carolina, 1922; Duke, 12O Oregon
State, 95; Mississippi, 90; Pennsyl-
vania, 66; Southern Methodist, IS:
Pittsburgh. 48; New York u, Is, and
Alabama, 20.
Also ran: San Jose, II: U. c. L.
A., 16; Kentucky. IA; Louisiana State,
13; Purdue, 13; Oregon, II; Yale. g.;
Minnesota, dartmouth, S; Cali
fornia, A. Carnegie Tech, 3; Holy
Cross, 2; Utah. 2; ST Mary's, Texas
Christian, Catholic u, Santa Clara
and Gonzaga, each.
Michigan Tops Ohio State.
OF the LOG first-place votes that
were not corralled by Tennessee or
Notre Dame, 8 went to Michigan;
5 to its Big Ten rival, Ohio State;
6 to Texas Aggies, to Oklahoma
and l each to Cornell and Tulane.
Southern California and Nebraska
squeezed into the Big Ten without a
single vote for first place.
The fall of Pitt, loser to Duquesne,
was watched with as much interest
as Tennessees victory over Alabama.
Last week, the Vols were in fifth
place, the experts not quite ready to
acclaim the team on its showing
against North Carolina State, Sc
vance and Chattanooga. The vic
tory over Alabama, its seventeenth
without defeat. boosted the Ney-
landites up past Notre Dame, Okla
homa and Tulane.
simultaneously, the mighty Pitts
hit the skids. The Panthers got only
80 points to slide from first place to
eighteenth-seven places back of
their conquerors, Duquesne.
All But Vols Face Tests.
In addition to Pitt. the only team
to fall from the Big Ten was Ala
bama. Those two vacancies were
filled by Cornell, one of the East's
ranking clubs, and Nebraska of the
Big Six.
The 10 leaders, with the possible
exception of Tennessee, all have
bruising battles this week. Notre
Dame takes on Carnegie Tech, Mich
igan plays host to Yale, Ohio State
plays Cornell, the Texas Aggies play
Baylor, Oklahoma has a date with
the Oklahoma Aggies, Southern CAL
ifornia plays California, Tulane
meets unbeaten, united Mississippi
and Nebraska has tough test with
Kansas State.
Evening star., 1939-10-24
Sports Program
For Local Fans

THURSDAY.
Wrestling.
Jack Hader VS.. Don Evans,
feature match, Turner's Arena,
$50.
FRIDAY.
Football.
George Washington Frosh VS..
Georgetown Frosh, Griffith Sta
dium, 2::30.
Catholic University VS.. Miami,
Miami, Fla.
Roosevelt VS.. Tech, Tech Sta
dium, $3.50.
Western VS.. Woodrow Wilson,
Wilson Stadium, $50.
Georgetown Prep VS.. Landon,
Bethesda, Nd, 3:15.
Eastern VS.. John Marshall High,
Richmond, Va.
Anacostia VS.. Washington-Lee,
Ballston, $3.50.
Central VS.. George Washington,
Alexandria, 800.
SATURDAY.
Football.
George Washington VS.. George
town, Griffith Stadium, 2::3O.
Maryland VS.. Florida, College
Park, 2::30.
Maryland Frosh VS.. v. M. I.
Frosh, Lexington, Va.
Dewitt Prep VS.. Portsmouth
High, Portsmouth, Va.
st. Adams VS.. Church Farm
School, st. Adams field, 1O:30.
Howard University VS.. North
Carolina Colleges Durham, N. G.
Evening star., 1939-10-24
Hint of Coach Dobson' S Release
kks Maryland Alumni; Davis
Had Little Faith in Own Noq

romped across at COL at Charles
Town. Art Fletcher. Yankees coach,
has drawn $50, 81 from II world
series, which places the Graying
strategist at the top In that respect.
Mfllner Dig Help 70 c. U.
Rocco Pirro, Catholic University's
bone bending fullback, will 90 down
IN Coach Dutch Bersman's book
as one Of the finest all-around
players he ever has tutored. Berg
man, incidentally, Is enthusiastic
over the neat job performed by
Wayne lillner, Redskin end, in
coaching his f1ankmen. La Fond's
skeleton squad Of freshmen boasts
q crack end in Jim Milks, former
Washington-Lee High star, who also
probably will represent G. Us best
track bet In years.
At least two self styled experts
may blush bit II @. w., rated
last among Washington's big four"
college teams, spills GEORGETOWN,
rated first. Georgetown and q. w.
freshman teams clash Friday aft
ernoon at Grimth Stadium and 1t
doubtless will be better game than
the varsity collision Saturday At the
same spot.
Evening star., 1939-10-24
By BURTON HAWKINS.

Sportsparks-"He1l be the greatest
end in pro football in two years."
said the Redskins George Marshall
of hireling Hal Bradley last year
when he was q Washington chattel.
But Bradley, it seems, has been
released by the lowly Chicago Car
dinals, wallowing in the cellar Of the
National Leagues Western division.
If Catholic University's unblem-
ished record still is intact on No.
vember @ look for something to be
said about the nine players who
have admitted performing on .
semi-pro eleven before entering
Long Island University. the Cards
opponent that day. To Its credit,
L. I. U. hasn't sought to hide the
fact it went out and collected 4
football team.
At least portion of Maryland's
alumni are simmering over the re-
ported release of Frank Dobson As
football coach there after this sea-
son. They plan action, but it may
be case of bolting the door after
the horse has scooted. etc. Every
Terp Dobbie has coached, though,
swears by him-not at him.
Filchock Never Sees Pay.
Frank Filchock, one of the Red
skins more sizzling backs, never
sees his pay check. It's sent to his
mother. Speaking Of mothers, the
mother of Jack Faber, Maryland's
lacrosse coach and assistant foot
ball mentor, Is taking q course At
College Park.
Cliff Battles, publicized by the
Redskins as a Phi Beta Kappa at
West Virginia Wesleyan, wasn't.
Football coaches moaning about
lack of material should hear the
wall of Freshman Coach Eddie
La Fond at c. U. He's lucky when
he musters II players. One day
last week, for instance, only 10 re-
ported for practice, 50 they exer-
cised by marking of the field.
Gait Davis, the local bowling alley
operator who owns the nag Trostar,
admits he had only 81 on it when 1t
Evening star., 1939-10-24
Clemson Alumni Plan
To Bring Corps Here

A movement to bring the Clemson
Cadet Corps, 1000 strong, to Wash
ington for the George Washing
ton game has been launched by
District alumni of the Southern
school. Haskell Allison, president of
the group, revealed plans last night
to invite Gov. and Mrs. Burnett r..
Maybank of South Carolina to the
game, as well as President E. w.
Sykes of the school.
Prominent alumni attending the
meeting were Judge Allan r. john
son of the Federal Works Agency:
Edgar Morris, william Hart and
others. Clemson plays Navy at
Annapolis this week.
Evening star., 1939-10-24
Vinequr Center's Product Still Is Best

rereang of Mackert and sad
goes positively class
himself" said Marshall land think
both tackle fuback N.Y.
when playing for
weighed 100
coaching
scout the wheat
chaf Mackert does
quite pro player Marshall
National he player for Potsle And
speaking with Dobson this all
Marshall glanced significantly
Washington
respectively and
agents trying o all-Americas.
college
played Saturday have Knoxville
it's doggondest job of football that
Every authority within radius quoted and yet can't
particularly
Alabama guard.
Marshall the time
alAmeca tackle the OF all teams Nobody had ever seen
reached
terrific budp He the chief result and he
list the time to draw
the college draft
Redskins list didn't him. Western
weighing 220 the said he
This couldn't him asked waivers
league claimed him. off notices.
the lot
small schools, made good in pro ball"
satisfy the rest Of the mob after another
decided adjourn. No moral left but Mr. Dobson
Vinegar
Evening star., 1939-10-24
Tie Game Decided
By Extra Plays
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. H.
They've found a way out Of the
troublesome situation of tie foot
ball games out at Langdon,
N. Oak. =
There Starkweather and Penn
bina teams, playing for the re-
gioral 6-man football title, wound
up in a 1912 tie. They agreed
to allow each team four over
time plays, and Starkweather
won, IA yards to IL.
At Pine City, Mimi, they are
about ready to adopt some such
plan. In the last four games,
Pine City's opponents haven't
scored q point. The trouble is
neither has Pine City.
Evening star., 1939-10-24
Duquesne, Texas Tech
Must Fight Brisk|y
For Place in Sun
Overshodowed EIevens
Meet in One of Eust's
Bio Games This Week
b. the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Two teams
that have to do a whole lot before
they get credit for it, Duquesne and
Texas Tech, meet Friday night in
one of the outstanding games on
the East's big intersectional football
program.
The Dukes never have managed
to win place in the East's grid
iron hall of fame-not even now
that they have conquered the
mighty Pitt Panthers: They've done
that before. but the general attitude
toward them is that they're just the
third team in Pittsburgh's big three.
Little Heard of Texans.
Texas Techs Red Raiders are
burdened with similar status in
the Southwest. The college is the
third largest in Texas, but its foot
ball feats generally are overshad-
owed by those of the powerful
Southwest Conference teams.
But the Red Raiders won 10
straight games last season, among
them 7-6 win over Duquesne, be-
fore they finally yielded to St.
Mary's in the Sun Bowl encounter,
20-13. This year they've been
beaten twice in five starts, but they
made up for that last Saturday by
trimming New Mexico, their major
rival in the border conference.
Duquesne is one of three or four
unbeaten and united Eastern teams
this season that can claim major"
rating.
Other Eastern Trays.
In addition to the Texas Tech
Duquesne clash. the intersectional
program this week includes most of
the best games in the East. Car
negie Tech faces Notre Dame at
Pittsburgh Saturday, Pennsylvania's S
unbeaten team meets North Caro-
lima. N. Y. U. takes on Georgia,
Navy plays Clemson, Columbia en-
counters Virginia Military and VIII
lanova tackles Arkansas.
Travelling to other sections, un-
beaten and united Cornell en-
counters Ohio State at Columbus,
Ohio, and Yale plays Michigan at
Ann Arbor. On Friday West Vir-
ginia meets South Carolina and
Catholic University plays Miami on
Southern gridirons.
For strictly local consumption the
biggest games are Fordham,
Dartmouth Harvard, Colgate-Holy
Cross and Brown-Princeton.