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New York Times, Saturday, June 14, 1952
12-Down : Miss Baxter.
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 78, Blocks: 34, Avg Word Len: 4.90, Missing: { J Q X Z }, Scrabble score: 272 (avg 1.42)
Open Squares: 66,
Cheaters: 0,
FITB: 5,
XRef: 0, Spans: 2,
Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 11,
Grid flow: 23.1
Grid has double diagonal symmetry.
1 E | 2 L | 3 L | 4 I | 5 S | | 6 S | 7 A | 8 P | 9 S | | 10 R | 11 E | 12 A | 13 D |
14 A | L | I | C | E | | 15 A | R | E | A | | 16 E | T | N | A |
17 S | A | F | E | R | | 18 H | O | U | Y | 19 H | N | H | N | M |
20 E | M | E | | 21 F | 22 R | A | U | | 23 S | A | T | E | E | N |
24 D | A | R | 25 E | | 26 E | R | N | 27 S | | 28 M | E | L | | |
| | | 29 M | 30 A | T | A | D | O | 31 R | | 32 D | R | 33 A | 34 B |
35 E | 36 S | 37 K | I | M | O | | 38 T | R | O | 39 P | | 40 E | G | O |
41 F | O | L | L | O | W | 42 T | H | E | L | E | 43 A | D | E | R |
44 T | I | O | | 45 S | E | R | E | | 46 L | A | S | S | E | S |
47 S | E | N | 48 R | | 49 D | I | C | 50 T | A | T | E | | | |
| | 51 D | U | 52 O | | 53 S | O | O | N | | 54 A | 55 S | 56 P | 57 S |
58 W | 59 A | I | S | T | 60 S | | 61 R | A | D | 62 A | | 63 P | O | P |
64 I | N | K | S | T | A | 65 I | N | S | | 66 V | 67 I | O | L | A |
68 S | N | E | E | | 69 P | O | E | T | | 70 E | L | D | E | R |
71 P | O | R | T | | 72 O | U | R | S | | 73 R | E | E | S | E |
© 1952, The New York TimesNo. 1,091
Across
1
Mr. Kinder of the Red Sox. :
ELLIS6
10
Discover the meaning of. :
READ14
T. R.'s daughter. :
ALICE15
16
Site of Vulcan's workshop. :
ETNA17
18
One of a race of noble horses in "Gulliver's Travels." :
HOUYHNHNM20
Uncle, in Aberdeen. :
EME21
23
Fabric with glossy surface. :
SATEEN24
26
28
29
Bizet or Hemingway character. :
MATADOR32
35
Native of Godthaab or Godhavn. :
ESKIMO38
40
Part of one's character. :
EGO41
44
Uncle or old man: Spanish. :
TIO45
46
Annie Laurie's friends. :
LASSES47
Upper classman: Abbr. :
SENR49
Rule behind the Iron Curtain. :
DICTATE51
Instrumental twosome. :
DUO53
54
58
Middle parts of ships and planes. :
WAISTS61
Ukraine legislative body. :
RADA63
64
66
Sebastian's twin sister. :
VIOLA68
69
Marianne Moore, for instance. :
POET70
71
Product of Oporto. :
PORT72
73
Peewee of Flatbush. :
REESE
Down
1
Pulled one's punches. :
EASED2
South American wool-producer. :
LLAMA3
Man sentenced under the Baumes Law. :
LIFER4
Dick Button's medium. :
ICE5
6
3,500,000 miles of sand. :
SAHARA7
8
9
10
11
Men named after "the Unready" king. :
ETHELREDS12
13
"___ with faint praise."?Pope. :
DAMN19
Amateur of the airways. :
HAM22
Made the tug do a second job. :
RETOWED25
Mr. Verban of baseball. :
EMIL27
Boiling mad: Colloq. :
SORE30
31
Author of "Jean-Christophe." :
ROLLAND33
34
Knight of the Round Table, Lancelot's nephew. :
BORS35
Newts in the land stage of development. :
EFTS36
37
39
42
43
48
50
52
Famous name in baseball. :
OTT55
Fine English pottery. :
SPODE56
Natives of Przemysl. :
POLES57
Equipment for a car. :
SPARE58
Fragment or shred. :
WISP59
60
A cleansing agent, in pharmacy. :
SAPO62
Declare confidently. :
AVER65
Acknowledgment of debt. :
IOU67
___ de la Cité, in Paris. :
ILE
Answer summary:
4 unique to this puzzle, 7 debuted here and reused later, 3 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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