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New York Times, Monday, July 14, 1952
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 72, Blocks: 31, Avg Word Len: 5.39, Missing: { F J X Z }, Scrabble score: 288 (avg 1.48)
Open Squares: 78, Cheaters: 4, FITB: 0, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 18, Grid flow: 28.7
1 S | 2 W | 3 A | 4 I | 5 N | 6 S | | 7 C | 8 A | 9 R | 10 L | 11 S | 12 E | 13 N | |
14 O | R | D | V | A | C | | 15 A | B | O | U | N | D | E | 16 D |
17 M | I | R | A | G | E | | 18 D | I | S | L | O | D | G | E |
19 A | T | O | N | | 20 N | 21 O | D | E | | 22 L | O | Y | A | L |
23 L | E | I | | 24 B | A | R | I | | 25 P | E | P | I | T | A |
26 I | S | T | 27 L | E | | 28 D | E | 29 N | A | R | | 30 T | I | N |
| | | 31 A | D | 32 V | I | S | O | R | | 33 L | E | V | O |
| 34 S | 35 C | R | E | E | N | | 36 R | E | 37 P | O | S | E | |
38 K | I | R | K | | 39 L | A | 40 S | T | R | O | W | | | |
41 A | M | I | | 42 R | A | L | P | H | | 43 O | S | 44 L | 45 E | 46 R |
47 B | O | T | 48 H | E | R | | 49 A | E | 50 O | N | | 51 O | V | A |
52 O | L | I | O | S | | 53 E | R | R | S | | 54 S | P | I | N |
55 B | E | Q | U | E | 56 S | T | S | | 57 C | 58 A | W | I | N | G |
59 S | O | U | R | N | O | T | E | | 60 A | D | A | N | C | E |
| 61 N | E | S | T | L | E | R | | 62 R | A | G | G | E | D |
© 1952, The New York TimesNo. 1,121
Across
1
7
The man who cheated Davy Jones. :
CARLSEN14
The Army's Ordnance Vacuum calculator. :
ORDVAC15
17
Hallucination in Death Valley. :
MIRAGE18
19
Egyptian solar disk: Var. :
ATON20
Knotty problem in a drama. :
NODE22
23
24
Seaport near Italy's heel. :
BARI25
Little Josephine in Mexico. :
PEPITA26
Mexican fiber for baskets. :
ISTLE28
Moslem gold coin: Var. :
DENAR30
Product of Alabama. :
TIN31
33
To the left: Comb. form. :
LEVO34
Protective formation of destroyers and cruisers. :
SCREEN36
38
Ambassador who preceded George Kennan. :
KIRK39
Seats for the far-sighted. :
LASTROW41
A friend from overseas. :
AMI42
Gilbertian Mr. Rackstraw. :
RALPH43
One of Johns Hopkins' most famous professors. :
OSLER47
Exclamation of mild vexation. :
BOTHER49
51
52
53
54
55
57
59
This is anathema to the maestro: 2 wds. :
SOURNOTE60
61
62
Describing a tatterdemalion. :
RAGGED
Down
1
Native of a coastal region in Africa. :
SOMALI2
3
4
One of the Brothers Karamazov. :
IVAN5
Livery stable horse. :
NAG6
7
8
Harry Hershfield's "Agent." :
ABIE9
10
Creator of false sense of security. :
LULLER11
12
Followers of a certain religious leader. :
EDDYITES13
16
Name on the Roosevelt family tree. :
DELANO21
Number like 1st, 2nd, 3rd. :
ORDINAL24
George Eliot's carpenter hero. :
BEDE25
27
29
The wind that sweeps through Texas. :
NORTHER32
Pertaining to the soft palate. :
VELAR33
34
35
Appraisal of the merits of a literary work. :
CRITIQUE37
E. Indian tree yielding light hard wood. :
POON38
40
42
Accept with displeasure. :
RESENT44
45
46
48
Second word of "The Rosary." :
HOURS50
Mr. Ewing, of Federal Security. :
OSCAR53
Diminutive ending. :
ETTE54
56
58
Answer summary:
2 unique to this puzzle, 16 debuted here and reused later, 3 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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