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WEEB ELATED OVER SELECTION Of TOM MATTE WEDLADELPHIA (AP) Coach Ewbank seemed pleased and relieved when Baltimore picked Toco Matte, an Ohio State bade, as their first choice Tuesday in the National Football League player draft "We've always wanted a left half of the (Frank) Giffbrd type, Mho can pass as well as run, so we can keep them loose with the opuon play." said. run, pass and an! make it as a defensive Also we think we 5 sign him." was recalling last year when the Colts signed only one of their first five draft picks. In the face of competition from the America Football League and the Canadian pros, the Colts decided to trade their other first round choice (left over from the George Shaw trade with the New York Giants) to the 49ers for offensive end Dee Mackey. "We don't want to waste a draft choice, especially a high one." Eubank said. "I think there is going to be a premium on football players.

I mean football players who can be signed and who have a chance to play in our league, not just the stars." Matte is a 6-foot. 192-pounderj who gained fame this year as a quarterback after shifting from halfback. The Colts figure to use him at halfback. Mackey gives the Colts end insurance behind Jim Mutscheller who is slated for knee surgery- After the Chicago Bears picked Mike Ditka. Pitt end.

the Colts decided to go for a player who! had been good enough to stick in the XFL as a regular in his 1 rookie season. Mackey's first season was not i spectacular, but he's big and the Colts figure he has his best foot- ball ahead of him. 1 In the other draft rounds Tues-! day the Colts nicked Tom Gilburg. Syracuse tackle: Jerry Hill, Wyoming back: Ken Gregory. Whittier College end: Ed Dyas.

Auburn back. Ron Osborne. Clemson tackle: Don Kern. VMI back: Grimsley. Michigan State back: Paul Terhes, Bucknell back and Pete Nicklas.

Baylor tackle. The Washington Redskins' Tues-' day draft picks were Norman Snead. Wake Forest quarterback: Joe Rutgens. Illinois tackle: B01! Wilson. Auburn tackle: Jim Cunningham.

Pitt back: John Miami (Fla.) tackle: Jim Kerr. Penn State back: Charles Barnes. Northeast Louisiana State end. and Joel Arington, Duke back. M3ST DRAFTEES KH.

OVER AFL Tom Matte, Ohio State ouar- terback'choeen by Baltimore, la the AFL draft, Mason was NBA BESULXS Press I I Adderiey and Matte tor New York. "I'm glad I was picked by the Casey said. Matte told newsmen the Colts told him "they By 'NrvrwM to use him as a'haUback SAN FRANCISCO JL although he played quarterback at majority of the 11 first round Ohio State a National Football League draftees Game here, currently "the Met vest Shrine squads here they favor the NFL the American football fcacut thafr drafted them Several of the players said they planned to confer with both dubs before making up their minds. Six of the seven draftees with the east squad appeared to be leaning toward the National Football League. The "seventh, tackle Ken Rice of Auburn, who was the No.

1 pick of- the SL Louis Cardinals, also was the top choice of the Buffalo Bills, of the AFL, "Frankly, I don't know." Bicej answered when'asked which team' he preferred. Other first chokes with the east are Tommy Mason, Tulane halfback and picked by Minnesota's Vikings as the No. 1 man in the draft: Benrie Casey. Bowling Green halfback picked by the San Francisco 49ers; Mike Ditka. Pittsburgh end-chosen by the Chicago Bears: Joe 'Rutgens.

Illinois tackle drafted by Washington: Herb Adderiey. Michigan State halfback picked fey Green Bay; Tuesday, Philadelphia 116. Boston 101 Cincinnati 129. Syracuse 124 Sckefcife Cincinnati vs. New York at Syracuse Los Angeles at Syracuse Boston at St.

Louis ThHTMby Schedule Los Angeles vs. New York at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Philadelphia St. Louis at Detroit IJIIHO A TV CYNTHIA CUBS SIGN SCOUTS CHICAGO (AP)--The Chicago Cubs Tuesday announced the signing of scouts Ray Perry and John Fitzpatrick. Fltzpatrick, 56. has been managing and coaching baseball since 1937 and has been employed by the Milwaukee Braves and New York Yankees.

Perry, 39. has been managing in the Los Angeles Dodgers organization. CAGE RESULTS College Basketball By Associated (First Rounds) ECAC Holiday Festival Ohio State 97, Seton Hall 57 SL John's (NY) 76, Providencf 54 SL Bonaventure 83, St. (Pa) 70 Utah 72. Penn 60 Big Eight Iowa 72.

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Bethany 'Kan) 62 XAIA District 31 Aibanv State 64. Howard Unh 53 Marjiana" State 81. Monmoufh State 68. Kings (NY) 53 Montciar State 70. Pace 66 Pelican State (Championship) Saxannah 'Gat State ern 67 (Consolation) Grambling 77, Fort Valley (Ga) 63 Other Games Pitt 54, Dartmouth 50 DePaul 72, Miami (Ohio) 70 St Louis 74.

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At least, that is the opinion of producer Leland Hayward. whose definition of a star is "a performer who is so strong or so beloved that people wil go to see him regardless of what he is doing." "There are very, very few- stars todav." reflected Hayward. "There's Mary Martin and Ethel Merman, of course. And. whether you like him or net, there's Frank Sinatra.

And Elizabeth Taylor, who is getting a million dollars for one motion picture and who hasn't made a movie that hasn't been a financial success, who is as close to a real film star as you can get." Hayward believes that the current shortage of stars is due partly to the "acceleration of pace of the whole world," and partly because in television both networks and sponsors don't really give a ptrfonner tee. to show Co minute CBS special for Jan. 15. THE NEWS, Frederick. Maryland Wednesday, December 28, 1MO 7 ftj believes that it can achieve the duties of president of the Mt Airy Volunteer Fire Company for LL cbief and Welsh, second i OX GOODWILL VISIT Hobbs will assume assistant chief.

one of those gigantic ratings with the help of one of his star choices, Miss Merman, the star quality of the music of George Gershwin plus the fascinating era the third time on January A turkey and ham dinner will be KARACHI, Pakistan (AP the fire company, and ac interest- in which Gershwin lived those annual banquet on the first Thurs- When approximately 300 acthe ing and appropriate program has other members of the local been planned. Mr. Hobbs is one of the day goodwill visit company assemble for the pre-depression years. day of the new year, other officers est fire company presidenls'in the I state. He is associated with is to work it will der.

secretary: Rev. I WUKiU. WI I Harry Ulmer, and Rev. Roger pitai Fund. to go in a different direction from commercial broadcasting.

I don't think it should even try for pro- i grams which would get enormous surgeons; Edward Rimbev audiences, but should concentrate Arthur Low-man, first on really special things." Among the "special things" Hayward has in mind are good plays, well produced, and repeated several times, and top drawer, first-run motion pictures. Recommended tonight: Steel, Hour, (CBS.) 10-11 EST ation Northstar," an espionage jj story with Barry Sullivan and Mona Freeman. i grs fesSr the ine COUniV 1 ief; i the local firemen a good re assistant cord for the past twehe months FIGHT RESULTS By The Associated Press Miami Beach, Fla. Jesse Bow dry. 182.

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