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...make it, but their chances have diminished. Even such incumbent Republicans as New York's Kenneth Keating and Pennsylvania's Hugh Scott are in more difficulty than they ought to be. Similarly, such G.O.P. gubernatorial candidates as Charles Percy in Illinois, George Romney in Michigan, Ethan Allen Hitchcock Shepley in Missouri, and Withrop Rockefeller in Arkansas seem to be confronted by more problems than they figured to be when the campaign began...
Married. Tippi Hedren, 34, latest in Alfred Hitchcock's stable of frosty, blonde discoveries (The Birds, Marnie), and Noel Marshall, 35, her manager; both for the second time; in Hollywood...
WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES (NBC, 9-11 p.m.). Formerly Monday Night at the Movies; first picture of the new season is To Catch a Thief, that Hitchcock snitch switch in which Cat Burglar Gary Grant gets caught by Mouse Grace Kelly...
Quick to take advantage of Hitchcock's easygoing ways, the Orioles became the playboys of the league, yukked it up at night-and skidded back to seventh place. Attendance plummeted -off 160,000 in 1962, another 16,000 last year. Hitchcock quarreled bitterly with sports writers, insisting: "They're trying to get me fired." Oriole players were openly contemptuous of Hitchcock. "What kind of manager does that?" snorted one player, after the Orioles dropped five straight, and Hitchcock cheerfully announced: "Boys, the beer's on me." Says General Manager Lee MacPhail: "I don't think everything...
...single home run. Bauer, gratefully, had long since left. There were still two days to go in the 1962 season when he announced that he was quitting: "When a man loses his pride, he loses everything." Then he signed on with the Orioles as a coach under Billy Hitchcock...