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New York Times, Wednesday, August 22, 1951
14-Across : A day in June?
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 74, Blocks: 36, Avg Word Len: 5.11, Missing: { J Q W X }, Scrabble score: 294 (avg 1.56)
Open Squares: 81,
Cheaters: 0,
FITB: 7,
XRef: 0,
Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 15,
Grid flow: 19.3
Grid has both 90- and 180-degree symmetry.
1 A | 2 V | 3 I | 4 V | | 5 O | 6 L | 7 A | 8 F | | 9 F | 10 I | 11 F | 12 E | 13 S |
14 R | A | R | E | | 15 G | I | B | E | | 16 A | R | O | S | E |
17 O | P | E | N | 18 A | R | M | E | D | | 19 G | O | R | E | S |
20 M | O | N | U | M | E | N | T | | 21 M | I | N | E | R | S |
22 A | R | A | T | I | | | | 23 A | I | N | O | S | | |
| | | 24 A | S | 25 P | 26 H | 27 A | L | T | | 28 R | I | 29 T | 30 A |
31 O | 32 L | 33 D | | 34 S | O | U | R | C | E | | 35 E | G | O | N |
36 D | O | R | 37 P | | 38 T | R | I | O | R | | 39 S | H | E | D |
40 I | D | E | A | | 41 S | L | A | V | E | 42 S | | 43 T | R | Y |
44 C | Z | A | R | | 45 D | E | S | E | R | T | 46 S | | | |
| | 47 M | A | 48 L | A | Y | | | | 49 A | P | 50 O | 51 R | 52 T |
53 H | 54 O | L | D | E | M | | 55 P | 56 E | 57 E | K | A | B | O | O |
58 A | M | A | I | N | | 59 S | H | O | R | E | R | O | A | D |
60 D | A | N | S | E | | 61 P | I | N | G | | 62 T | E | C | A |
63 A | N | D | E | S | | 64 A | L | S | O | | 65 A | S | H | Y |
© 1951, The New York TimesNo. 794
Across
1
Part of a name of a port of Israel. :
AVIV5
Crown Prince of Norway. :
OLAF9
Instruments used in military parades. :
FIFES14
15
16
17
19
Tapering pieces of cloth. :
GORES20
555 foot shaft in Washington, D. C. :
MONUMENT21
22
Waving of a lighted lamp, in Hindu worship. :
ARATI23
The aborigines of Japan. :
AINOS24
28
31
State of the oaken bucket. :
OLD34
What Lake Victoria is to the Nile. :
SOURCE35
Pianist Petri, of Germany. :
EGON36
New ___, Staten Island. :
DORP38
One appointed to try challenges of jurors: Var. :
TRIOR39
40
41
43
44
Nicholas II was the last. :
CZAR45
Sahara, Gobi, Death Valley. :
DESERTS47
Peninsula, north of Sumatra. :
MALAY49
Not to starboard. :
APORT53
Football yell: 2 wds. :
HOLDEM55
58
59
60
Debussy's "___ de Puck." :
DANSE61
Sound made by a hollow celluloid ball. :
PING62
63
Cradle of Lake Titicaca. :
ANDES64
65
Down
1
2
3
Spenser's personification of Ireland. :
IRENA4
5
6
7
8
9
Alec Guinness role on the screen. :
FAGIN10
Important product of Minnesota. :
IRONORES11
12
13
18
21
23
Recessed part of a room. :
ALCOVE25
Meeting place of Truman, Churchill and Stalin. :
POTSDAM26
Our Ambassador to China, 1944. :
HURLEY27
29
Word for a ballet dancer. :
TOER30
Radio's Mr. Devine. :
ANDY31
Pertaining to a lyric poem. :
ODIC32
City in Central Poland. :
LODZ33
37
"Oh, Wilderness were ___ enow!" :
PARADISE42
46
48
Smooth consonants. :
LENES50
Orchestral instuments. :
OBOES51
Freshwater sunfish. :
ROACH52
53
"Mary ___ little lamb." :
HADA54
55
Band leader ___ Harris. :
PHIL56
Divisions of time. :
EONS57
59
Aix-la-Chapelle, for instance. :
SPA
Answer summary:
2 unique to this puzzle, 13 debuted here and reused later, 7 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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