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New York Times, Thursday, April 19, 1951
49-Down : Predecessor of the boxing glove.
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 78, Blocks: 38, Avg Word Len: 4.79, Missing: { J K Q X Z }, Scrabble score: 258 (avg 1.38)
Open Squares: 69, Cheaters: 0, FITB: 4, XRef: 1, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 13, Grid flow: 24.6
1 B | 2 O | 3 W | 4 E | 5 S | | 6 F | 7 A | 8 L | 9 A | | 10 P | 11 O | 12 O | 13 L |
14 A | D | E | L | E | | 15 A | R | A | L | | 16 R | U | D | Y |
17 N | E | V | I | L | | 18 T | I | N | T | | 19 E | T | A | S |
20 D | R | E | A | D | 21 N | A | U | G | H | 22 T | S | | | |
| | | | 23 O | I | L | S | | 24 A | U | T | 25 H | 26 O | 27 R |
28 D | 29 R | 30 E | 31 A | M | T | | | 32 H | E | L | O | I | S | E |
33 R | E | M | I | | 34 A | 35 E | 36 N | E | A | S | | 37 T | I | S |
38 A | S | O | R | 39 S | | 40 N | E | W | | 41 A | 42 S | T | R | A |
43 P | I | T | | 44 O | 45 R | I | E | N | 46 T | | 47 H | E | I | L |
48 E | L | E | 49 C | T | E | D | | | 50 A | 51 V | E | R | S | E |
52 R | E | S | E | T | S | | 53 S | 54 A | R | I | | | | |
| | | 55 S | O | U | 56 T | H | P | A | C | 57 I | 58 F | 59 I | 60 C |
61 S | 62 P | 63 O | T | | 64 M | O | R | E | | 65 T | O | R | S | O |
66 P | E | R | U | | 67 E | G | E | R | | 68 O | L | E | I | N |
69 A | G | E | S | | 70 D | A | D | S | | 71 R | E | E | S | E |
© 1951, The New York TimesNo. 669
Across
1
Pioneering "Major" in amateur hours. :
BOWES6
One-time White House resident. :
FALA10
Good place to get exercise. :
POOL14
Sister of Fred Astaire. :
ADELE15
16
17
Mr. Shute, author. :
NEVIL18
A slight coloring. :
TINT19
20
23
Edward Hopper's medium. :
OILS24
Budd Schulberg, for instance. :
AUTHOR28
32
33
Saint who was Apostle of the Franks. :
REMI34
37
"My country, ___ of thee ... " :
TIS38
Hebrew stringed instruments. :
ASORS40
First word in names of four states. :
NEW41
Per ardua ad ___: Motto of R.A.F. :
ASTRA43
Commodity center on Stock Exchange floor. :
PIT44
To which the Lindberghs flew north. :
ORIENT47
Accompaniment to Nazi straight-arm. :
HEIL48
Pecora and Corsi weren't. :
ELECTED50
52
Readjusts the alarm clock. :
RESETS53
Mme. Pandit's garb. :
SARI55
61
Lady Macbeth wanted it out. :
SPOT64
What Oliver Twist wanted. :
MORE65
66
The Kon-Tiki sailed from here. :
PERU67
Tributary of the Elbe. :
EGER68
69
Shakespeare said man has seven. :
AGES70
June 17 will be their day. :
DADS71
Chuck Dressen's shortstop. :
REESE
Down
1
Paul Lavalle's group. :
BAND2
River emptying into Baltic Sea. :
ODER3
Common contraction. :
WEVE4
"Roast Pig" dissertator. :
ELIA5
6
Decisively important. :
FATAL7
Patriarch of Alexandria. :
ARIUS8
9
Lovelace wrote to her from prison. :
ALTHAEA10
11
12
13
River, part of French-Belgian boundary. :
LYS21
22
"Oil capital of the world." :
TULSA25
Ted Williams is a great one. :
HITTER26
Egyptian god of the underworld. :
OSIRIS27
Deal at a used car lot. :
RESALE28
29
30
31
32
35
Miss Bagnold, author of "The Loved and Envied." :
ENID36
Jinx McCrary, ___ Falkenburg. :
NEE39
42
Companion piece of "King Solomon's Mines." :
SHE45
46
Homestead in "G.W.T.W." :
TARA49
Predecessor of the boxing glove. :
CESTUS51
Mr. Mature of the movies. :
VICTOR53
54
56
57
Hercules' captive. :
IOLE58
59
60
Shape of Vesuvius. :
CONE61
62
Laurette Taylor's well-known role. :
PEG63
Answer summary:
1 unique to this puzzle, 12 debuted here and reused later, 1 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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