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New York Times, Monday, September 22, 1952
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 74, Blocks: 32, Avg Word Len: 5.22, Missing: { J Q W X Z }, Scrabble score: 296 (avg 1.53)
Open Squares: 73,
Cheaters: 0,
FITB: 4,
XRef: 0,
Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 19,
Grid flow: 65.8
Grid has both 90- and 180-degree symmetry.
1 C | 2 A | 3 P | 4 P | | 5 O | 6 R | 7 A | 8 T | 9 E | | 10 G | 11 M | 12 A | 13 N |
14 O | V | I | S | | 15 C | E | D | E | S | | 16 R | A | N | I |
17 D | E | C | A | 18 T | H | L | O | N | S | | 19 O | R | A | N |
20 A | R | A | L | S | E | A | | 21 D | E | 22 F | L | A | T | E |
| | | 23 M | A | R | Y | 24 S | | 25 S | O | I | T | | |
26 U | 27 M | 28 B | E | R | | 29 R | O | 30 S | | 31 R | E | H | 32 E | 33 M |
34 R | A | I | D | | 35 B | A | C | K | 36 S | T | R | O | K | E |
37 A | N | N | | 38 R | A | C | K | E | T | S | | 39 N | I | L |
40 L | I | G | 41 H | T | M | E | T | E | R | | 42 B | E | N | E |
43 S | C | A | U | R | | 44 R | O | T | | 45 M | A | R | G | E |
| | 46 N | G | E | 47 N | | 48 E | S | 49 T | E | R | | | |
50 A | 51 N | D | E | V | E | 52 R | | 53 H | O | M | E | 54 F | 55 R | 56 Y |
57 L | O | B | O | | 58 P | O | 59 L | O | P | O | N | I | E | S |
60 M | E | O | U | | 61 A | D | I | O | S | | 62 T | A | M | E |
63 A | L | B | S | | 64 L | E | T | T | Y | | 65 S | T | I | R |
© 1952, The New York TimesNo. 1,191
Across
1
Comic strip expert. :
CAPP5
Hold forth on the dais. :
ORATE10
14
15
Surrenders title to. :
CEDES16
17
Ten-event Olympic contests, Bob Mathias' forte. :
DECATHLONS19
City and bay of Algeria. :
ORAN20
Asian lake almost as big as Lake Victoria. :
ARALSEA21
23
"The Bells of St. ___." :
MARYS25
Honi ___ qui mal y pense. :
SOIT26
Brown earth valued as a pigment. :
UMBER29
31
Shirt shortening chore. :
REHEM34
35
37
Massachusetts cape. :
ANN38
The numbers game, and others. :
RACKETS39
40
Helpful accessory for a photographer. :
LIGHTMETER42
43
Rocky place: Scot. :
SCAUR44
45
Nickname for Miss Daw. :
MARGE46
48
Chemical compound. :
ESTER50
53
One way of preparing potatoes. :
HOMEFRY57
Timberwolf of the Southwest. :
LOBO58
Four-legged participants at Westbury Field. :
POLOPONIES60
61
Amigo's farewell. :
ADIOS62
63
White robes worn by priests. :
ALBS64
65
Down
1
2
3
4
5
Earthy iron ore used as a pigment. :
OCHER6
7
Shakespeare's Messina mix-up. :
ADO8
9
10
Famous name in bookbinding. :
GROLIER11
12
Artist's subject: Abbr. :
ANAT13
The right fielder's number. :
NINE18
22
24
26
Natural boundary between two continents. :
URALS27
Showing great excitement. :
MANIC28
Singing pair who put on the Olympic telethon. :
BINGANDBOB30
32
Barely making out. :
EKING33
35
Exclamation imitating a loud sound. :
BAM36
38
Title for a bishop: Abbr. :
RTREV41
42
A sea, part of the Arctic Ocean. :
BARENTS45
47
Country between India and Tibet. :
NEPAL49
Growing girl of fiction. :
TOPSY50
51
52
54
Authoritative command. :
FIAT55
An ancient people in Gaul. :
REMI56
Belgian river and canal. :
YSER59
Answer summary:
10 unique to this puzzle, 9 debuted here and reused later, 2 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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