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Robert Hegler
New York Times, Saturday, March 3, 1951
Author:
Robert Hegler
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 74, Blocks: 36, Avg Word Len: 5.11, Missing: { F Q Z }, Scrabble score: 288 (avg 1.52)
Open Squares: 85, Cheaters: 2, FITB: 4, XRef: 1, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 11, Grid flow: 26.0
1 S | 2 A | 3 N | 4 J | 5 U | 6 A | 7 N | | 8 J | 9 A | 10 S | 11 P | 12 E | 13 R | 14 S |
15 T | R | I | E | S | T | E | | 16 O | P | H | E | L | I | A |
17 R | O | S | T | A | N | D | | 18 S | P | Y | R | I | N | G |
19 A | M | E | S | | 20 I | S | 21 S | E | I | | | 22 A | G | E |
23 D | A | I | | 24 O | G | P | U | | 25 A | 26 S | 27 A | | | |
| | | | 28 C | H | A | P | | 29 N | U | D | 30 G | 31 E | 32 S |
33 M | 34 A | 35 P | 36 L | E | T | R | E | 37 E | | 38 B | L | A | D | E |
39 A | L | O | H | A | | 40 K | R | A | | 41 T | I | M | E | R |
42 R | O | M | A | N | | 43 S | I | R | 44 R | O | B | E | R | T |
45 S | E | P | S | I | 46 S | | 47 O | P | E | N | | | | |
| | | 48 A | C | T | | 49 R | H | E | E | | 50 A | 51 T | 52 E |
53 N | 54 A | 55 B | | | 56 A | 57 R | S | O | N | | 58 C | R | U | X |
59 O | N | E | 60 M | 61 I | L | E | | 62 N | A | 63 R | R | A | T | E |
64 M | O | R | A | V | I | A | | 65 E | C | U | A | D | O | R |
66 E | N | G | L | A | N | D | | 67 S | T | E | W | A | R | T |
© 1951, The New York TimesNo. 622
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8
Manhattan College athletes. :
JASPERS15
Adriatic port under United Nations control. :
TRIESTE16
Hamlet killed her father. :
OPHELIA17
Author of "Cyrano de Bergerac." :
ROSTAND18
Fuchs, Gold, et al.: 2 wds. :
SPYRING19
20
First-generation Japanese-American. :
ISSEI22
23
Bao ___, Vietnam ruler. :
DAI24
Forerunner of NKVD and MVD. :
OGPU25
The late Al Jolson's real name. :
ASA28
29
33
Source of important Vermont product. :
MAPLETREE38
39
Farewell, in Oahu. :
ALOHA40
41
Official at a race track. :
TIMER42
A traveler on 9 Down. :
ROMAN43
45
Poisoned state caused by bacteria. :
SEPSIS47
48
49
President of South Korea. :
RHEE50
53
56
Of concern to fire insurance companies. :
ARSON58
59
Distance of Wilt-Gehrmann races. :
ONEMILE62
64
65
66
67
Down
1
Violin made in Cremona. :
STRAD2
Agreeable fragrance. :
AROMA3
Second-generation Japanese-American. :
NISEI4
5
From Maine to California. :
USA6
When cats see best: 2 wds. :
ATNIGHT7
8
9
___ Way, from Rome to Brundisium. :
APPIAN10
11
12
13
Where Ezzard is king. :
RING14
Thomas Jefferson, ___ of Monticello. :
SAGE21
24
Pertaining to the Seven Seas. :
OCEANIC26
27
Depart from the script. :
ADLIB30
Bingo, for instance. :
GAME31
River in Westphalia and Hesse. :
EDER32
Well-known mural painter. :
SERT33
From which the flying saucers did not come. :
MARS34
35
"___ and Circumstance." :
POMP36
37
Part of UN translating equipment. :
EARPHONES44
46
He was born in Georgia. :
STALIN50
Tilled land: Spanish. :
ARADA51
Private instructor. :
TUTOR52
Put in vigorous action. :
EXERT53
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55
Hazard of the North Atlantic. :
BERG57
58
60
Olympic track star Whitfield. :
MAL61
63
Answer summary:
2 unique to this puzzle, 9 debuted here and reused later, 1 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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