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Marian Moeser
New York Times, Tuesday, May 26, 1953
Author:
Marian Moeser
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 76, Blocks: 34, Avg Word Len: 5.03, Missing: { J Q X Z }, Scrabble score: 275 (avg 1.44)
Open Squares: 73, Cheaters: 2, FITB: 5, XRef: 0, Spans: 2, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 9, Grid flow: 32.2
1 L | 2 I | 3 R | 4 A | | 5 F | 6 O | 7 A | 8 L | 9 S | | 10 A | 11 B | 12 B | 13 E |
14 A | V | E | R | | 15 O | R | G | A | N | | 16 P | E | A | R |
17 C | A | N | T | 18 E | R | B | U | R | Y | 19 B | E | L | L | S |
20 E | N | D | U | R | E | | 21 E | D | D | A | | 22 L | E | T |
| | | 23 R | O | M | 24 A | | 25 S | E | L | 26 M | A | | |
27 D | 28 A | 29 M | O | S | E | L | 30 S | | 31 R | A | I | D | 32 E | 33 D |
34 E | L | I | | 35 E | N | O | C | 36 H | | 37 S | L | O | P | E |
38 L | O | G | 39 S | | | 40 F | R | O | | | 41 K | N | E | E |
42 A | N | N | A | 43 L | | 44 T | E | P | 45 E | 46 E | | 47 N | E | D |
48 Y | E | O | M | A | 49 N | | 50 W | I | N | D | 51 L | A | S | S |
| | 52 N | E | V | U | 53 S | | 54 S | A | D | I | | | |
55 A | 56 G | E | | 57 A | D | A | 58 M | | 59 C | I | V | 60 E | 61 T | 62 S |
63 L | I | T | 64 T | L | E | B | U | 65 T | T | E | R | C | U | P |
66 A | L | T | O | | 67 S | E | T | A | E | | 68 E | T | T | A |
69 S | T | E | W | | 70 T | R | E | N | D | | 71 S | O | T | S |
© 1953, The New York TimesNo. 1,437
Across
1
5
Future candidates for the Derby. :
FOALS10
14
15
Lost chord's hideout. :
ORGAN16
17
20
21
Relative of a saga. :
EDDA22
23
25
Miss Lagerlof, Swedish novelist. :
SELMA27
31
Made a quick sortie, as on the icebox. :
RAIDED34
35
Father of Methuselah. :
ENOCH37
Deviation from the horizontal. :
SLOPE38
Official records of air journeys. :
LOGS40
41
"With a banjo on my ___." :
KNEE42
44
47
Man's nickname in an expression. :
NED48
50
Device for raising the old oaken bucket. :
WINDLASS52
54
Persian poet, after Omar. :
SADI55
57
"And ___ was a gardener." :
ADAM59
Catlike animals of Asia and Africa. :
CIVETS63
66
67
68
Diminutive of a girl's name. :
ETTA69
70
71
Down
1
2
___ Skavinsky Skivah. :
IVAN3
4
Famous first name in music. :
ARTURO5
6
7
8
Garnishes with bacon. :
LARDS9
Humphrey's predecessor. :
SNYDER10
Prof. Hooton's subject. :
APE11
Plant with reddish flower and black berries. :
BELLADONNA12
Tightly packed bundle. :
BALE13
18
Uneven, as if gnawed away. :
EROSE19
24
Space-ship's direction. :
ALOFT26
27
28
Allan Jones' hit. :
ALONE29
Plant with fragrant, greenish-white flowers. :
MIGNONETTE30
Carpenter's device. :
SCREW32
33
36
39
43
One-time Premier of Vichy France. :
LAVAL45
46
Man who knows Susie. :
EDDIE49
51
Contents of Louis XIV's coffers. :
LIVRES53
55
Victorian word of commiseration. :
ALAS56
58
Device used on a violin to muffle tone. :
MUTE60
Outer: Comb. form. :
ECTO61
Mr. Train's lawyer Ephraim. :
TUTT62
64
65
Answer summary:
9 debuted here and reused later, 4 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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