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New York Times, Tuesday, May 13, 1952
24-Down : Base on balls.
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 78, Blocks: 36, Avg Word Len: 4.85, Missing: { Q X }, Scrabble score: 295 (avg 1.56)
Open Squares: 73,
Cheaters: 0,
FITB: 7,
XRef: 1,
Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 11,
Grid flow: 23.2
Grid has both 90- and 180-degree symmetry.
Jim Horne notes:
30-Down: Earl Warren governed California from 1943–1953, so MIAMI seems wrong.
1 C | 2 H | 3 I | 4 N | 5 A | | 6 H | 7 A | 8 M | 9 A | | 10 A | 11 P | 12 T | 13 S |
14 R | I | V | A | L | | 15 A | B | A | S | | 16 N | O | R | N |
17 A | L | A | R | M | 18 C | L | O | C | K | | 19 T | R | I | O |
20 W | O | N | D | E | R | F | U | L | | 21 M | I | T | E | R |
| | | 22 S | R | A | | | 23 E | 24 P | I | C | U | R | E |
25 J | 26 I | 27 M | | 28 I | M | 29 A | 30 M | | 31 A | G | O | G | | |
32 A | O | R | 33 T | A | | 34 R | I | 35 O | S | | 36 S | U | 37 E | 38 Z |
39 E | L | S | A | | 40 A | M | A | S | S | | 41 T | E | T | E |
42 L | A | M | B | | 43 G | Y | M | S | | 44 F | I | S | T | S |
| | 45 C | U | 46 B | A | | 47 I | A | 48 G | O | | 49 E | A | T |
50 A | 51 R | T | L | E | S | 52 S | | | 53 O | U | 54 T | | | |
55 M | A | H | A | L | | 56 C | 57 A | 58 N | O | N | I | 59 C | 60 A | 61 L |
62 E | D | I | T | | 63 S | E | C | O | N | D | B | A | S | E |
64 N | I | N | E | | 65 U | N | T | O | | 66 R | I | N | S | E |
67 D | O | G | S | | 68 B | E | A | N | | 69 Y | A | T | E | S |
© 1952, The New York TimesNo. 1,059
Across
1
Red sword over Hong Kong. :
CHINA6
City in Syria, on the Orontes River. :
HAMA10
Classified advertising items. :
APTS14
15
Down with: French. :
ABAS16
Norse goddess of fate. :
NORN17
Necessity for farmers and office workers. :
ALARMCLOCK19
Wynken, Blynken and Nod. :
TRIO20
"Having ___ time. Wish you were here." :
WONDERFUL21
Join with beveled edges. :
MITER22
23
25
Former Postmaster General Farley. :
JIM28
Yemen's ruler's title. :
IMAM31
32
34
Paraguay, Plata and Prana. :
RIOS36
Scene of Anglo-Egyptian clashes. :
SUEZ39
40
41
42
He went to school with Coleridge. :
LAMB43
Wrestler's playgrounds. :
GYMS44
Haymakers in Golden Gloves. :
FISTS45
Where revolution ousted President Prio. :
CUBA47
49
"I ___ to live": Socrates. :
EAT50
53
Plight of "Casey at the Bat." :
OUT55
Taj ___ (crown of buildings). :
MAHAL56
62
63
64
65
Second word of the Golden Rule. :
UNTO66
A hair treatment. :
RINSE67
Members of the K-9 Corps. :
DOGS68
Seed of the coffee plant. :
BEAN69
County of New York State. :
YATES
Down
1
2
Important port of Hawaii. :
HILO3
One of the Brothers Karamazov. :
IVAN4
Ointments valued in ancient times. :
NARDS5
Seaport in Spain, on the Mediterranean. :
ALMERIA6
Partial or incomplete. :
HALF7
Leigh Hunt's Ben Adhem. :
ABOU8
9
10
Large island in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. :
ANTICOSTI11
12
13
18
Famous American architect. :
CRAM21
24
25
Old Testament heroine. :
JAEL26
27
29
Department of Frank Pace, Jr. :
ARMY30
City in Gov. Warren's state. :
MIAMI33
35
Olympus, Pelion, ___ :
OSSA37
38
40
High Mohammedan officials. :
AGAS44
46
Barbara ___ Geddes. :
BEL48
Mrs. Toy Len ___, American Mother of 1952. :
GOON50
51
A City within a city. :
RADIO52
Single situation in a drama. :
SCENE54
57
___ est fabula (the play in done). :
ACTA58
Time to shoot the sun. :
NOON59
60
61
63
Short for a snorkel user. :
SUB
Answer summary:
2 unique to this puzzle, 9 debuted here and reused later, 4 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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