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William F. Bulow
William F. Bulow

New York Times, Monday, July 5, 1954

20-Across : Marbles.

Author:
William F. Bulow
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 74, Blocks: 34, Avg Word Len: 5.16, Missing: { J Q W X Z }, Scrabble score: 260 (avg 1.36)
Open Squares: 76, Cheaters: 2, FITB: 3, XRef: 1, Spans: 1, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 8
William F. Bulow has 7 known pre-Shortz puzzles in our database.
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© 1954, The New York TimesNo. 1,833
Across
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Giant outfielder. : MUELLER
8
Premier before Mendès-France. : LANIEL
14
Where Wyandotte Cave is. : INDIANA
15
"Private Lives" heroine and others. : AMANDAS
17
Family. : KINDRED
18
"Git thar fustest with the ___." : MOSTEST
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Greek letter. : ETA
20
Marbles. : MIBS
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Touch or taste. : SENSE
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Gulf coast creek. : BAYOU
25
Individual. : PERSON
26
Tinker Bell's friend. : PETER
29
Flights. : STAIRS
31
Leblanc's detective, M. Lupin. : ARSENE
33
King in 1355 B. C. : TUT
34
Mediterranean port. : ORAN
38
One of our Ambassadors. : CLAREBOOTHELUCE
41
Sidewalk edge in the Strand. : KERB
42
Compartment. : BIN
43
Dramatic events on the diamond. : SLIDES
44
Girls named after Miss Astaire. : ADELES
47
Sluggish. : INERT
48
Made a run. : SCORED
51
Droop again. : RESAG
53
Sincerely, truly or cordially. : YOURS
54
On the deep. : ASEA
55
Passing craze. : FAD
58
Bowling piece. : NINEPIN
60
Useless. : INUTILE
63
Shut up. : ENCLOSE
64
P. M. Chamberlain. : NEVILLE
65
A group of six. : SESTET
66
School subject. : GRAMMAR
Down
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Sen. Monroney. : MIKE
2
Group. : UNIT
3
Author Ferber. : EDNA
4
Cover. : LID
5
Malay gibbon. : LAR
6
Foe. : ENEMY
7
Portable and tabletop. : RADIOS
8
Beats it. : LAMS
9
I love: Latin. : AMO
10
Cairo headliner. : NASSER
11
Job for a shoemaker. : INTERSOLING
12
Tony and Clarissa. : EDENS
13
Cowboy's trademark. : LASSO
16
British gun. : STEN
21
Fasteners. : BUTTONERS
23
Kegs. : BEERBARRELS
24
Norse name. : ARNE
25
Orange centers. : PITHS
26
A collection. : PACK
27
Man's name. : ERLE
28
Autocrat. : TSAR
30
Self: Comb. form. : AUT
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Ran out. : EBBED
35
Boorish. : RUDE
36
Maple tree. : ACER
37
Oriole's home. : NEST
39
Bakersfield product. : OIL
40
Director Kazan. : ELIA
45
See 28 Down. : DESPOT
46
Inasmuch as. : SEEING
48
Ago: Scot. : SYNE
49
Pfennig and shilling. : COINS
50
Baby's gain. : OUNCE
52
More reasonable. : SANER
54
Dill. : ANET
55
Cellulose sheet. : FILM
56
___ breve (mus. term). : ALLA
57
Antelope's relative. : DEER
59
Andy's "___ regusted!" : ISE
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Grape. : UVA
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Man's nickname. : TIM

Answer summary:
3 unique to this puzzle, 5 debuted here and reused later, 1 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.

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