| California's __ Gatos | 25 |
| Word with Gatos or Alamos | 25 |
| The "L" of LAPD | 25 |
| The "L" in L.A. | 25 |
| Start for Alamos or Lobos | 25 |
| Rock's ___Lonely Boys | 25 |
| Pop music's ___ Lobos | 25 |
| Gatos or Alamos preced-er | 25 |
| California's __ Altos | 25 |
| Archaic attention-getters | 25 |
| "Abre __ ojos!" | 25 |
| ___ Gatos, city in Calif. | 25 |
| ___ Banos, city in Calif. | 25 |
| Come in behind the others | 25 |
| Word before face or heart | 25 |
| Score the 3 in a 4-3 game | 25 |
| Go home empty-handed, say | 25 |
| Disappoint one's fans | 25 |
| Typical Las Vegas gambler | 25 |
| Sometimes a dieter is one | 25 |
| Pointless player, perhaps | 25 |
| Weepers' predecessors | 25 |
| Doesn't carry the day | 25 |
| Receives fewer votes than | 25 |
| Amount printed in red ink | 25 |
| Tour's red ink amount | 25 |
| This makes soreheads sore | 25 |
| Stockholder's concern | 25 |
| Sports team's setback | 25 |
| Minus, on a balance sheet | 25 |
| Minus-yardage in football | 25 |
| Insurance company concern | 25 |
| Draw alternative, perhaps | 25 |
| Profits' counterparts | 25 |
| Oceanic Flight 815 series | 25 |
| Desperately needing a map | 25 |
| "The ___ Chord" | 25 |
| Listening, some would say | 25 |
| Source of regret, perhaps | 25 |
| Car salesman's domain | 25 |
| "Thanks a ___!" | 25 |
| Christmas tree sales site | 25 |
| Place for some new models | 25 |
| Developer's land unit | 25 |
| Where models might mingle | 25 |
| The hand you're dealt | 25 |
| Salt pillar's husband | 25 |
| Place to check out models | 25 |
| Parking valet's venue | 25 |
| His wife got salty on him | 25 |
| Car salesman's milieu | 25 |
| Builder's acquisition | 25 |
| Pierre ___, French author | 25 |
| Developer's divisions | 25 |
| Mississippi senator Trent | 25 |
| Longtime Southern senator | 25 |
| Old-time actress Crabtree | 25 |
| Memorable soprano Lehmann | 25 |
| Rare rags-to-riches route | 25 |
| Game played with matches? | 25 |
| Popular gambling offering | 25 |
| Name in computer software | 25 |
| "Odyssey" fruit | 25 |
| Bud's comedy sidekick | 25 |
| First lady before Eleanor | 25 |
| He works for Chief Wiggum | 25 |
| Actor __ Diamond Phillips | 25 |
| Reed who played with Nico | 25 |
| Record producer ___ Adler | 25 |
| Piniella of baseball note | 25 |
| Music's Reed or Rawls | 25 |
| Gehrig, Piniella or Brock | 25 |
| Gehrig or Groza of sports | 25 |
| Dan McGrew's ladylove | 25 |
| D-lister Diamond Phillips | 25 |
| Coach Holtz of Notre Dame | 25 |
| Cardinals great ___ Brock | 25 |
| Bud's comedic partner | 25 |
| Baseball manager Piniella | 25 |
| "Skip to My __" | 25 |
| "New York" Reed | 25 |
| Hard to look at, in a way | 25 |
| When repeated, a 1963 hit | 25 |
| Name of some French kings | 25 |
| Boxing's Brown Bomber | 25 |
| Noted 19th-century writer | 25 |
| Another great scat singer | 25 |
| Watchmaker's eyepiece | 25 |
| An awkward, stupid person | 25 |
| Clumsy, ill-mannered boor | 25 |
| Home to the Venus de Milo | 25 |
| Serenader's sentiment | 25 |
| One of three little words | 25 |
| Mezzo-soprano Shirley ___ | 25 |
| Zero, to Venus and Serena | 25 |
| Word with mother or puppy | 25 |
| Word before apple or bird | 25 |
| Valentine's Day theme | 25 |
| Something good to fall in | 25 |
| It's nothing to Seles | 25 |