| Sold chances on | 15 |
| Offered as a door prize, say | 28 |
| Like some party prizes | 22 |
| Gave away, in a way | 19 |
| Some lottery enthusiasts | 24 |
| Give-away emcees | 16 |
| Reptiles won at fundraisers? | 28 |
| Disposing of at a church fair, maybe | 36 |
| Mark on a Brit. military pilot's uniform | 44 |
| Held up by beams | 16 |
| Post-tornado highway detritus, perhaps? [1974] | 46 |
| Some river travelers | 20 |
| Roof timbers | 12 |
| Whitewater sight | 16 |
| Where championship banners are hung | 35 |
| Roof boards | 11 |
| Places for retired basketball jerseys | 37 |
| Huck and Jim on the Mississippi, e.g. | 37 |
| Flocks of turkeys | 17 |
| Business that supplied Huck on his river trip? | 46 |
| Actor George . . . or some cable TV fare | 40 |
| Tatterdemalion | 14 |
| Untreated, he's tricky | 26 |
| Tattered tot with quick bread? | 30 |
| Makin' mistakes on the sitar? | 33 |
| Tatterdemalions | 15 |
| Quilter's pouch, perhaps | 28 |
| Motley assortment of things | 27 |
| Miscellaneous assortment | 24 |
| Catchall | 8 |
| Motley collections | 18 |
| Collections of trivia | 21 |
| Ann or Andy | 11 |
| Traditional Amish toy | 21 |
| Toy-shop purchase | 17 |
| 1964 Four Seasons hit | 21 |
| 1964 #1 Four Seasons hit | 24 |
| #1 hit for the 4 Seasons | 24 |
| '88 Aerosmith smash | 23 |
| Piano bar tip for a Joplin tune? | 32 |
| Andy and Ann | 12 |
| Was furious about | 17 |
| Continued, as a big fire | 24 |
| E. Indian cereal grass | 22 |
| Continue, as an uncontrolled fire | 33 |
| Violent people | 14 |
| Tantrum throwers | 16 |
| Furious fellows | 15 |
| "___ Mopp" (Ames Brothers hit) | 40 |
| Horatio Alger hero | 18 |
| With irregularity and unevenness | 32 |
| Mork in tatters | 15 |
| Tattered, as clothes | 20 |
| Spacek's "___ Man" | 32 |
| Like an Ann or Andy doll | 24 |
| Gruelle's Ann or Andy | 25 |
| Classic doll | 12 |
| Toy tatterdemalion | 18 |
| Dilapidated building wing? | 26 |
| Criticizing, slangily | 21 |
| ___-taggle (motley) | 19 |
| Frayed | 6 |
| Tattered; rough | 15 |
| Like early jazz | 15 |
| African cereal grass | 20 |
| Indian cereal grass | 19 |
| East Indian grass | 17 |
| Asian cereal grass | 18 |
| Oriental cereal staple | 22 |
| Old World grain | 15 |
| Millet in Madras | 16 |
| Eastern grass | 13 |
| Potential princes caught by LaMotta-De Niro? | 44 |
| Bovines in a huff? | 18 |
| Irate restaurant force? | 23 |
| Old World cereal grasses | 24 |
| Loose overcoats | 15 |
| Coats named for a baron | 23 |
| Item of clothing named for the commander in chief who ordered the action of 10/25/1854 | 86 |
| '69 single off "The Band" album | 45 |
| Seller of cloth scraps | 22 |
| Scrappy sort? | 13 |
| Scrappy fellow? | 15 |
| Old-clothes dealer | 18 |
| His tatters are what matters | 28 |
| Dealer in old clothing | 22 |
| Tease a hockey player? | 22 |
| Some scrap dealers | 18 |
| Scrap collectors | 16 |
| Stringy cleaner | 15 |
| Hit song of 1950 | 16 |
| 1950 #1 hit for the Ames Brothers | 33 |
| Ames Brothers tune with lots of spelling | 40 |
| 1950 #1 Ames Brothers hit | 25 |
| "Hair" co-writer Gerome | 33 |
| Bakery olios? | 13 |
| French stews | 12 |
| Certain stews | 13 |
| Apt rhyme for "stews" | 31 |
| Linen pulp product | 18 |