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New York Times, Thursday, March 30, 1961
22-Across : In a pout.
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 76, Blocks: 34, Avg Word Len: 5.03, Missing: { J Q X Z }, Scrabble score: 299 (avg 1.57)
Open Squares: 79, Cheaters: 0, FITB: 6, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 8, Grid flow: 16.0
Jim Horne notes:
38-Across: "Marshal Dillon's deputy" = CHESTERGOOD, but in the Gunsmoke TV and radio series, the deputy's name was Chester Goode. The grid here chops off the final letter.
1 S | 2 O | 3 F | 4 A | | 5 W | 6 H | 7 A | 8 M | | 9 R | 10 E | 11 B | 12 U | 13 S |
14 A | P | E | R | | 15 E | A | R | S | | 16 E | V | E | N | T |
17 B | E | R | T | 18 P | A | R | K | S | | 19 P | O | R | T | O |
20 E | N | D | | 21 I | R | K | S | | 22 S | U | L | L | E | N |
| | 23 I | 24 G | N | I | S | | 25 S | I | L | V | E | R | Y |
26 D | 27 E | N | O | T | E | | 28 C | H | A | S | E | | | |
29 A | L | A | B | A | S | 30 T | R | I | N | E | | 31 C | 32 O | 33 B |
34 T | O | N | Y | | | 35 W | A | R | | | 36 A | L | T | O |
37 A | I | D | | 38 C | 39 H | E | S | T | 40 E | 41 R | G | O | O | D |
| | | 42 C | L | U | E | S | | 43 L | I | N | S | E | Y |
44 C | 45 O | 46 W | H | A | N | D | | 47 G | E | N | I | E | | |
48 O | B | O | I | S | T | | 49 S | O | C | K | | 50 C | 51 L | 52 K |
53 C | O | D | A | S | | 54 B | O | A | T | S | 55 W | A | I | N |
56 A | L | E | N | E | | 57 A | S | T | R | | 58 I | L | L | E |
59 S | O | N | G | S | | 60 R | O | S | A | | 61 G | L | O | W |
© 1961, The New York TimesNo. 4,276
Across
1
5
Loud sound of hard impact. :
WHAM9
14
15
Projecting lugs, handles, etc. :
EARS16
Item on a sports program. :
EVENT17
19
___ Novo, capital of Dahomey. :
PORTO20
21
22
23
25
26
28
Fred Astaire's dancing partner. :
CHASE29
31
34
35
36
37
38
42
Leads for Ellery Queen. :
CLUES43
Coarse cloth, old style. :
LINSEY44
47
Aladdin's servant. :
GENIE48
Member of an orchestra. :
OBOIST49
50
Office worker: Abbr. :
CLK53
54
Petty officer in the merchant marine. :
BOATSWAIN56
Coeur d'___, Idaho. :
ALENE57
58
"Winnie ___ Pu," Latin version of Milne tale. :
ILLE59
Schubert's forte. :
SONGS60
Dickens' Miss Dartle. :
ROSA61
Down
1
2
3
4
5
6
___ back (reverts). :
HARKS7
Big, awkward boats. :
ARKS8
Certain library treasures: Abbr. :
MSS9
10
11
12
German preposition. :
UNTER13
18
22
Chinese metropolis on the Yellow River. :
SIAN24
25
Haberdashery item. :
SHIRT26
27
Patron saint of artists and smiths. :
ELOI28
30
Suiting material. :
TWEED31
32
33
36
Two-faced Vedic god. :
AGNI38
39
40
Theme of O'Neill trilogy. :
ELECTRA41
42
44
45
Italian name for old coin. :
OBOLO46
Supreme Teutonic deity. :
WODEN47
Cud-chewing mammals. :
GOATS49
51
French comedienne. :
LILO52
54
Anything that hinders. :
BAR55
Answer summary:
3 unique to this puzzle, 5 debuted here and reused later, 3 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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