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Helen H. Chapman
New York Times, Saturday, March 1, 1952
Author:
H. H. Chapman
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 76, Blocks: 36, Avg Word Len: 4.97, Missing: { J K Q X Z }, Scrabble score: 262 (avg 1.39)
Open Squares: 73,
Cheaters: 2,
FITB: 2,
XRef: 0, Spans: 3,
Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 10,
Grid flow: 28.4
Grid has duplicate clues.
H. H. Chapman is an alias for Helen H. Chapman.
1 V | 2 I | 3 V | 4 A | | 5 A | 6 L | 7 C | 8 A | 9 N | | 10 S | 11 T | 12 E | 13 W |
14 A | N | I | L | | 15 L | O | O | S | E | | 16 O | R | L | Y |
17 S | T | A | T | 18 E | O | F | T | H | E | 19 U | N | I | O | N |
20 T | O | L | E | R | A | T | E | | 21 D | R | A | G | I | N |
| | | 22 R | A | F | | | | 23 S | G | T | | | |
24 S | 25 H | 26 I | E | S | | 27 B | 28 O | 29 Y | | 30 E | A | 31 G | 32 R | 33 E |
34 T | I | N | G | | 35 H | E | R | O | 36 I | N | | 37 R | E | D |
38 R | E | C | O | 39 N | S | T | R | U | C | T | 40 I | O | N | S |
41 A | R | A | | 42 A | T | T | I | R | E | | 43 M | U | T | E |
44 D | O | N | 45 O | R | | 46 E | S | S | | 47 A | P | P | E | L |
| | | 48 L | I | 49 B | | | | 50 P | R | O | | | |
51 M | 52 E | 53 D | I | N | A | | 54 A | 55 C | I | E | R | 56 A | 57 T | 58 E |
59 D | R | I | V | E | I | 60 N | T | H | E | A | T | E | R | S |
61 A | G | E | E | | 62 T | A | T | A | R | | 63 E | R | I | N |
64 Y | O | S | T | | 65 S | T | U | N | S | | 66 R | O | M | E |
© 1952, The New York TimesNo. 986
Across
1
An Italian's hurrah. :
VIVA5
1,671-mile highway. :
ALCAN10
Tasty dinner dish. :
STEW14
15
16
Airfield near Paris. :
ORLY17
20
21
Inject without regard to pertinency: 2 wds. :
DRAGIN22
23
24
Shrinks away from. :
SHIES27
Enthusiastic interjection. :
BOY30
Tidal bore, as in the Bay of Fundy. :
EAGRE34
Sound of glass against glass. :
TING35
Derivative of morphine. :
HEROIN37
38
41
Constellation, the "Altar." :
ARA42
43
Device to muffle the sound of a musical instrument. :
MUTE44
Blood Bank visitor. :
DONOR46
47
Stamp of the foot, in fencing. :
APPEL48
50
Ben Hogan or Byron Nelson. :
PRO51
54
59
61
62
Follower of Genghis Khan. :
TATAR63
Home of the Blarney Stone. :
ERIN64
"Hurry-up" Fielding H. ___. :
YOST65
Strikes with astonishment. :
STUNS66
Terminus of the Appian Way. :
ROME
Down
1
2
Toward the center. :
INTO3
Essence container. :
VIAL4
5
Half is better than none. :
ALOAF6
Slope of a golf club face. :
LOFT7
8
Tough, straight-grained wood. :
ASH9
10
The "Moonlight," for instance. :
SONATA11
Smartly turned out. :
TRIG12
Patron saint of artists. :
ELOI13
18
Notable periods of time. :
ERAS19
24
Instrument for Menuhin. :
STRAD25
26
27
Tallulah's feudin' partner. :
BETTE28
Fragrant ingredient of sachets. :
ORRIS29
31
Place several things together. :
GROUP32
Income or revenue: French. :
RENTE33
Late member of a well-known motor family. :
EDSEL35
36
39
40
Buyer of British tweeds, for instance. :
IMPORTER45
Mountain east of Jerusalem. :
OLIVET47
A small space between buildings. :
AREA49
Shrimp, mullet and minnows. :
BAITS50
Water-front structures. :
PIERS51
Start of mobilization. :
MDAY52
53
Pre-Kefauver investigator. :
DIES54
Alaskan battleground in World War II. :
ATTU55
Biggers' detective. :
CHAN56
57
58
60
Answer summary:
1 unique to this puzzle, 9 debuted here and reused later, 3 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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