| Captain's subordinate | 25 |
| Wearer of a silver bar | 22 |
| Salvation Army official | 23 |
| Certain military leader | 23 |
| Source of some nostalgia | 24 |
| Tom, Dick or Harry, e.g. | 24 |
| What some people go by | 22 |
| Where we always find leaders | 28 |
| It often starts a fight | 23 |
| There are 12 in a year | 22 |
| Some Guinness Book listings | 27 |
| Many Guinness listings | 22 |
| Some words in baby books? | 25 |
| Ones for the record books | 25 |
| Ones for the record book | 24 |
| Never-happened-before events | 28 |
| Best quality of merchandise | 27 |
| Benchwarmer's counterpart | 29 |
| Where a golf round starts | 25 |
| Spot where a round begins | 25 |
| Long, narrow estuaries | 22 |
| Narrow arms of the sea | 22 |
| Clyde, Forth and others | 23 |
| Hi-___ (album players) | 22 |
| Knight's money clip (OE) | 28 |
| They're cold-blooded | 24 |
| Ichthyologist's study | 25 |
| Code and sea-lemon, for two | 27 |
| "___ or cut bait" | 27 |
| Walleye or white cloud | 22 |
| Sole on the table, e.g. | 23 |
| Queriman or tetraodont | 22 |
| Net gains for the fleet? | 24 |
| Moviedom's Nemo or Wanda | 28 |
| Look for, as compliments | 24 |
| Look (for), as compliments | 26 |
| It may be landed with a hook | 28 |
| Dangle poles over a pier, say | 29 |
| Burbot or turbot, e.g. | 22 |
| British Columbia export | 23 |
| Barney Miller spin-off | 25 |
| Old chap's diner order? | 27 |
| Brit's dish, sometimes | 26 |
| Brit's lunch, perhaps | 25 |
| Dropped a line in the water | 27 |
| Went for snappers, say | 22 |
| Members of the weasel family | 28 |
| Folks angling for a job? | 24 |
| Skewed picture accessory | 24 |
| IMAX theatre projection aid | 27 |
| Picnic at the shore, perhaps | 28 |
| Angler's equipment | 22 |
| Means of dropping a line | 24 |
| It may be entered by a fluke | 28 |
| Places for roe to grow | 22 |
| Skid, as a car's rear end | 29 |
| Like some hole-in-one claims | 28 |
| Hall of Fame catcher Carlton | 28 |
| Hall-of-Fame catcher Carlton | 28 |
| 1972 A.L. Rookie of the Year | 28 |
| A splitting, as of atoms | 24 |
| Welterweight's weapon | 25 |
| Welterweight's tool | 23 |
| It may be pumped or bumped | 26 |
| Symbol of belligerence | 22 |
| One of one's dukes | 22 |
| It's formed when clenched | 29 |
| It may be shaken in anger | 25 |
| This is sometimes clenched | 26 |
| Symbol of revolutionary power | 29 |
| Stallone's union movie | 26 |
| Rock, in rock paper scissors | 28 |
| It's closed for fighting | 28 |
| It lands the first punch | 24 |
| Go all in with a hand? | 22 |
| Buster Douglas's weapon | 27 |
| "Yes!" accompanier | 28 |
| Weapons right at hand? | 22 |
| Pugilist's weapons | 22 |
| Weapons of the unarmed | 22 |
| Some boxes are made with them | 29 |
| Signs used in printing | 22 |
| Knuckle sandwich ingredients? | 29 |
| Fighter's implements | 24 |
| Dukes in boxing gloves | 22 |
| Combination deliverers | 22 |
| In good physical shape | 22 |
| Clothier's concern | 22 |
| A toddler might throw one | 25 |
| Couturier's concern | 23 |
| Working out just fine? | 22 |
| Something thrown in anger | 25 |
| Shoe buyer's concern | 24 |
| Like one with a six-pack | 24 |
| It's thrown in anger | 24 |
| What a brat might throw | 23 |
| Went in smoothly, maybe | 23 |
| Something not to throw | 22 |
| Like Olympic figure skaters | 27 |
| Getting to the gym a lot | 24 |