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New York Times, Friday, April 4, 1952
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 76, Blocks: 36, Avg Word Len: 4.97, Missing: { J K Q X Z }, Scrabble score: 277 (avg 1.47)
Open Squares: 66, Cheaters: 2, FITB: 3, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 11, Grid flow: 41.9
Jim Horne notes:
67-Across: Part man, part horse, for SATYR is clearly wrong. CENTAUR fits the clue. A Satyr is part man, part goat.
1 S | 2 O | 3 H | 4 O | | 5 O | 6 H | 7 A | 8 R | 9 A | | 10 M | 11 E | 12 A | 13 D |
14 A | L | A | N | | 15 G | A | M | E | R | | 16 A | P | S | E |
17 F | I | N | G | 18 E | R | W | A | V | E | | 19 R | I | T | E |
20 E | N | D | U | R | E | | 21 H | A | N | 22 D | I | C | A | P |
| | 23 M | A | R | S | 24 E | | 25 M | A | I | N | | | |
| 26 T | A | R | E | | 27 G | 28 A | P | | 29 R | E | 30 F | 31 E | 32 R |
33 T | W | I | D | D | 34 L | E | R | | 35 R | E | S | O | L | E |
36 H | I | D | | | 37 A | R | O | 38 S | E | | | 39 O | L | D |
40 A | N | E | 41 M | 42 I | C | | 43 A | T | L | 44 A | 45 N | T | I | S |
46 T | E | N | O | R | | 47 T | R | A | | 48 G | O | B | S | |
| | | 49 B | A | 50 L | I | | 51 Y | 52 E | R | B | A | | |
53 R | 54 E | 55 D | B | E | A | R | 56 D | | 57 T | E | L | L | 58 M | 59 E |
60 A | L | I | I | | 61 W | A | R | 62 D | H | E | E | L | E | R |
63 S | I | R | S | | 64 E | N | A | R | E | | 65 S | E | R | A |
66 P | A | T | H | | 67 S | A | T | Y | R | | 68 T | R | E | T |
© 1952, The New York TimesNo. 1,020
Across
1
London district, noted for its restaurants. :
SOHO5
She created "Flicka." :
OHARA10
World's largest artificial lake. :
MEAD14
Author Milne's first name. :
ALAN15
16
Recess at the end of the choir of a church. :
APSE17
19
20
21
23
Owner of an old plantation: Dial. :
MARSE25
Tributary of the Rhine. :
MAIN26
27
29
Direct for aid or treatment. :
REFER33
35
36
37
39
40
43
46
James Melton is one. :
TENOR47
48
Large sums: slang. :
GOBS49
Island in the Indian Ocean. :
BALI51
Maté, or Paraguay tea. :
YERBA53
Young G. B. S. sported one: 2 words. :
REDBEARD57
First two words of Longfellow's "Psalm of Life." :
TELLME60
61
63
Franks and Fleming. :
SIRS64
65
66
67
Part man, part horse. :
SATYR68
Allowance for waste. :
TRET
Down
1
Ump's palms-down gesture. :
SAFE2
Sen. Johnston of South Carolina. :
OLIN3
4
5
Fee-fi-fo-fumers. :
OGRES6
7
8
9
Sports structure. :
ARENA10
11
12
Norwegian girl's name. :
ASTA13
18
22
24
26
28
30
31
Mr. Arnall of O. P. S. :
ELLIS32
33
34
Varnish ingredient. :
LAC35
38
41
42
"Dies ___" (Day of Wrath): Latin hymn. :
IRAE44
45
Brutus, "the ___ Roman of them all." :
NOBLEST47
50
Famous penologist, onetime Sing Sing head. :
LAWES52
Where space ships fly. :
ETHER53
Grate harshly upon. :
RASP54
55
56
58
Such, and no more. :
MERE59
The "E" in Q. E. D. :
ERAT62
Kansas was, until 1948. :
DRY
Answer summary:
2 unique to this puzzle, 9 debuted here and reused later, 3 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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