Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10
Super Game
For New York
rs Randolph Field
Against Superbombers
BY LAYTON CARVER

International News Service Sports Editor
NEW YORK. Dec. 9 QNS)-A
football game comparable to
those Army-Navy and Giant-Red-
skin tussles of the past weekend
is coming up next Saturday at the
Polo Grounds.
In all the elements that 60 into
the makings of a thrilling and
spectacular clash this one may
hold an edge on other postseason
engagements. II also will give
your Uncle Samuel a little more
edge in the war.
AS you must have heard, the
Randolph Field Ramblers are
taking on the Second Air Force
Superbombers. and according to
today's estimate an aggregate of
about $75,000,000 in war bonds
will be sold TO ticket purchasers.
You can't get into he joint with
out bond. They range in price
from SIS to 100000.
'MILLIONAIRES' ROW
Only 210 at the latter price are
available in what already has
been dubbed "Millionaires' Row"
"a special string of seats back of
one of the players benches.
The teams involved are two of
the best service elevens ever
welded together and carried into
a grand finale against each other.
From a standpoint of sheer foot
ball this one should be much
better than all right. Randolph
Field is undefeated in nine games;
has run up 408 points and has
allowed only 6, touchdown
scored by Texas University, which
was beaten, AZ to 6.
The Superbombers have scored
500 points against 49 in Is games,
of which they lost two and tied
one. Each of the losses was by
a single touchdown, to Iowa Sea-
hawks and Norman Navy Air Sta
ton. The tie was a scoreless
thing with the Fourth Air Force
and the only game in which the
Superbembers failed to run over
at least one touchdown.
PLAY HEAVY CARDS
Both teams face a chance to
improve their records Sunday.
Randolph Field meets March
Field at Los Angeles and the
Superbombers, playing the most
extensive schedule of any team,
college or pro, in the last decade,
tackles the Third Air Force at
Atlanta.
The Superbombers closed a
13-game schedule on Nov. 20
The Atlanta and New York games
since have been added and they
also may wind up in New Years
Day engagement.
They are based at Colorado
Springs and have for their star
performer none other than 1t
Glenn Dobbs, who started out
with the Ramblers and now will
be called upon TO face his erst-
while mates. The former All
America from Tulsa University
had his greatest moments this
season when the Superbombers
defeated Colorado. Playing only
"a minutes. he completed y
passes in II attempts.
Other Superbomber backs Of eX-
cellence and their schools are
Ray Evans. Kansas; John Stryzy-
kalski, Marquette; Billy Sewell,
Washington State. and William
Prentice, Santa Clara.
The Ramblers have such ball
Juggling and throwing stars as
Bill Dudley, Virginia All-America
and Pitts burgh All-National
League selection after he turned
pro; Pistol Pete Layden, Texas
passer and punter; Dippy Evans,
Notre Dame; Bob Offers, Ten
nessee.
Both lines include several for
mer All-Americas and former
professional stars, who have
found time in their odd moments
away from military duties to help
work these teams into fast,
power-laden machines.
These two are just about as
tough as any football teams in
the land. bar none-collegiate,
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