| 'Last Supper' setting | 29 |
| Like some Italian cooking | 25 |
| The Prada family, for example | 29 |
| Pepperidge Farm cookie | 22 |
| Lombardia's capital | 23 |
| Teatro alla Scala site | 22 |
| Teatro alla Scala locale | 24 |
| Second-largest city of Italia | 29 |
| Pepperidge Farm option | 22 |
| Oval Pepperidge Farm cookie | 27 |
| Fashion center of Italia | 24 |
| City northwest of Venezia | 25 |
| Chocolate-filled cookie | 23 |
| Certain Italian-style cookie | 28 |
| Borsa Italiana setting | 22 |
| "Charmed" star | 24 |
| Spring weather forecast | 23 |
| Like Clark Kent's manner | 28 |
| Having southerly breezes | 24 |
| Spring weather forecast word | 28 |
| Not burning the mouth much | 26 |
| Fine, temperature wise | 22 |
| Clark Kent's manner | 23 |
| Lightly-seasoned taste | 22 |
| Unlikely to rock the boat | 25 |
| 1/500 of the Indianapolis 500 | 29 |
| Denver's elevation | 22 |
| It has more than 5,000 feet | 27 |
| Denver, the ___ High City | 25 |
| Word after country or sea | 25 |
| Roger Bannister's race | 26 |
| Race distance, sometimes | 24 |
| One of 26 in a marathon | 23 |
| Distance of 5,280 feet | 22 |
| "Country" distance | 28 |
| Word with post or stone | 23 |
| Wanamaker or Millrose run | 25 |
| This is 4/5 of Derby distance | 29 |
| Swedish ___ (ten kilometers) | 28 |
| Some make it in four minutes | 28 |
| One turn of an odometer | 23 |
| One of the Indianapolis 500 | 27 |
| Number on a marathon marker | 27 |
| Miss's equivalent? | 22 |
| Long race for a runner | 22 |
| Liquori's distance | 22 |
| Kilometer's predecessor | 27 |
| It's often nautical | 23 |
| Horse-race distance, perhaps | 28 |
| Horse-race distance, often | 26 |
| Frequent flier's unit | 25 |
| Event not run in the Olympics | 29 |
| Eminem "8 ___" | 24 |
| Distance for Sebastian Coe | 26 |
| Denver's ___ High Stadium | 29 |
| Country ___ (great distance) | 28 |
| Broncos' ___ High Stadium | 29 |
| Bannister's length | 22 |
| About 4% of a marathon | 22 |
| About 1/26th of a marathon | 26 |
| About 1.609 kilometers | 22 |
| 80% of the Kentucky Derby | 25 |
| 1,620 yards, in Old Rome | 24 |
| ____ -High City: Denver | 23 |
| Usefulness, so to speak | 23 |
| Statistic in a used-car ad | 26 |
| Fuel efficiency measure | 23 |
| Fuel economy consideration | 26 |
| Datum in a used-car ad | 22 |
| Roger Bannister, notably | 24 |
| Certain distance runner | 23 |
| Middle-distance runner | 22 |
| Long-distance specialist | 24 |
| Sebastian Coe, for one | 22 |
| Member of the track team | 24 |
| Steve Cram or Steve Ovett | 25 |
| Specialist on a running track | 29 |
| Sebastian Coe for one | 22 |
| Roger Bannister, memorably | 26 |
| Roger Bannister, for one | 24 |
| Roger Bannister or Jim Ryun | 27 |
| One with a distance to go | 25 |
| One running 5,280 feet | 22 |
| One making rapid strides | 24 |
| Long-distance operator? | 23 |
| Hicham El Guerrouj, notably | 27 |
| Bannister and Coe, e.g. | 23 |
| They have some distance to go | 29 |
| Some middle distance runners | 28 |
| Half-___ (track specialists) | 28 |
| Cram's competitors | 22 |
| What some people can see for | 28 |
| What an odometer measures | 25 |
| Some credit card rewards | 24 |
| Priscilla's proxy suitor | 28 |
| Marathoners' measures | 25 |
| Marathoner's distance | 25 |
| Kilometers' relatives | 25 |
| Indy's "500" | 26 |
| How far The Who can see | 23 |