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New York Times, Saturday, May 26, 1951
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15,
Words: 74,
Blocks: 32,
Avg Word Len: 5.22,
Missing: { F Q V W X Y Z },
Scrabble score: 258 (avg 1.34)
Open Squares: 71, Cheaters: 0, FITB: 4, XRef: 2, Spans: 1, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 10, Grid flow: 40.0
David Steinberg notes:
Original grid had ERASER/SALER at 25-Across/13-Down; changed to ERASES/SALES.
1 M | 2 A | 3 R | 4 S | 5 H | | 6 A | 7 H | 8 A | 9 B | | 10 O | 11 I | 12 L | 13 S |
14 A | N | I | T | A | | 15 L | A | G | U | 16 A | R | D | I | A |
17 A | N | N | A | M | | 18 A | L | A | R | M | B | E | L | L |
19 M | A | G | L | I | 20 E | | 21 E | R | N | E | | 22 A | L | E |
| | | 23 E | L | L | 24 A | S | | 25 E | R | 26 A | S | E | S |
27 S | 28 T | 29 A | R | T | E | R | | 30 B | R | I | M | | | |
31 U | R | N | | 32 O | M | E | 33 G | A | | 34 C | O | 35 A | 36 T | 37 I |
38 B | O | T | 39 A | N | I | C | A | L | 40 G | A | R | D | E | N |
41 S | T | I | N | G | | 42 A | R | D | E | N | | 43 A | L | N |
| | | 44 T | R | 45 A | S | | 46 E | N | I | 47 G | M | A | S |
48 J | 49 E | 50 T | S | A | M | | 51 C | R | O | N | E | | | |
52 U | L | E | | 53 N | I | 54 P | A | | 55 A | D | O | 56 B | 57 E | 58 S |
59 M | E | N | 60 A | G | E | R | I | 61 E | | 62 I | R | A | K | I |
63 E | N | T | R | E | N | O | U | S | | 64 A | G | L | E | T |
65 L | A | S | T | | 66 S | A | S | S | | 67 N | E | E | S | E |
© 1951, The New York TimesNo. 706
Across
1
What Flushing Meadow once was. :
MARSH6
He sought Moby Dick. :
AHAB10
They hang in the Frick Collection. :
OILS14
Creator of Lorelei Lee and Effie Huntriss: first name. :
ANITA15
His nicknames were "Butch" and "The Hat." :
LAGUARDIA17
18
19
21
22
23
Greece, in Greek. :
ELLAS25
27
30
31
Antiquarian's item. :
URN32
34
Raccoon-like denizen of 59 Across. :
COATI38
41
Insect's defense. :
STING42
Hollywood's other Eve. :
ARDEN43
Northern English river. :
ALN44
Pewter coins of Malaya. :
TRAS46
48
51
52
53
55
59
62
Native of Basra: Var. :
IRAKI63
64
65
66
Impertinence: Slang. :
SASS67
Middle name on dollar bills. :
NEESE
Down
1
Thank-you-___, a bump in a road. :
MAAM2
The I of "The King and I." :
ANNA3
4
5
Historic N. Y. C. residence of first Secretary of the Treasury. :
HAMILTONGRANGE6
Gov. Persons' state: Abbr. :
ALA7
Takes into jail or court. :
HALES8
Author of "A Time for Greatness." :
AGAR9
10
11
Copywriters' stock in trade. :
IDEAS12
French city near Belgian border. :
LILLE13
Advertised opportunities. :
SALES16
20
A resin of many uses. :
ELEMI24
26
27
28
Latin student's standby. :
TROT29
30
Having fewer locks than usual. :
BALDER33
Speedboating Mr. Wood. :
GAR35
It's similar to Sheraton. :
ADAM36
37
Fraunces Tavern, Wayside, etc. :
INNS39
40
Columbus' birthplace. :
GENOA45
City, a few kms. south of 12 Down. :
AMIENS47
Lake south of Champlain. :
GEORGE48
Mme. ___, wealthy widow who married Aaron Burr. :
JUMEL49
Former Queen of Italy. :
ELENA50
Circus sites outside N. Y. C. :
TENTS51
___ Julius Caesar. :
CAIUS54
56
57
Barely makes a living (with "out"). :
EKES58
Spot chosen for building. :
SITE60
Museum of Modern ___. :
ART61
Answer summary:
3 unique to this puzzle, 7 debuted here and reused later, 2 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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