| ___ snag (have trouble) | 23 |
| Cleared, as a water hazard | 26 |
| ___-run (baseball ploy) | 23 |
| ___ run (baseball move) | 23 |
| Mentioned something sensitive | 29 |
| Get too personal, so to speak | 29 |
| Reach the lowest point | 22 |
| Have nowhere to go but up | 25 |
| Had nowhere to go but up | 24 |
| There are 39 in a title | 23 |
| Inexpensive way to travel | 25 |
| One looking for a free ride? | 28 |
| One with a pick-up line? | 24 |
| One looking for a ride | 22 |
| One hoping to get picked up | 27 |
| Seeking free transportation | 27 |
| Cost of a mail-order bride? | 27 |
| Cookware wedding gifts? | 23 |
| Get the trailer attached | 24 |
| Sex educator Shere and kin | 26 |
| Do a pinch-batting job | 22 |
| Accomplish a baseball feat | 26 |
| ___ and yon (in many places) | 28 |
| Schicklgruber, allegedly | 24 |
| 1906 Chicago White Sox | 22 |
| Roster for a hired gun | 22 |
| People on it get offed | 22 |
| Names given to a hired gun | 26 |
| Gangland communication | 22 |
| Crime-syndicate targets | 23 |
| Targets appear on them | 22 |
| Rosters given to hired guns | 27 |
| Successful studio magnate | 25 |
| Serve again, as a net ball | 26 |
| Countdown of top tunes | 22 |
| Old music-scene magazine | 24 |
| Get the CD started, say | 23 |
| Stop being so childish? | 23 |
| Item on the Billboard chart | 27 |
| Batters' platters? | 22 |
| Drop as low as possible | 23 |
| Have no place to go but up | 26 |
| ___ snag (finds trouble) | 24 |
| ___ snag (encounters trouble) | 29 |
| Reaches a crisis point | 22 |
| Has a great day batting | 23 |
| Broadway producer's goal | 28 |
| Rates an A in toxophily | 23 |
| Meets all requirements | 22 |
| Calls it a day, really | 22 |
| Asks to borrow money from | 25 |
| Asks boldly, as for a loan | 26 |
| Gives suddenly, as bad news | 27 |
| One-third of a strikeout? | 25 |
| Work to maintain a C average? | 29 |
| Attack a message container? | 27 |
| Go on strike, in slang | 22 |
| The short-tempered fellow ___ | 29 |
| Drop to a prone position | 24 |
| ''Duck!'' | 25 |
| Campaign against drug use? | 26 |
| Lady Macbeth's words? | 25 |
| Give a lick and a promise | 25 |
| The village blacksmith did it | 29 |
| Line sung by the Raylettes | 26 |
| Line sung by the Raelettes | 26 |
| #1 song for Ray Charles | 23 |
| Go skydiving, slangily | 22 |
| George Brett's forte | 24 |
| Finding the jackpot, maybe | 26 |
| Winning the jackpot, e.g. | 25 |
| Going to bed for the night | 26 |
| Make it to the big city | 23 |
| Stumble across, as an idea | 26 |
| Target of vaccine research | 26 |
| Collective consciousness | 24 |
| 1975 #1 hit by the Bees? | 24 |
| Variety headline word | 23 |
| "Howdy, folks!" | 25 |
| Sobriquet for La Guardia | 24 |
| Big name in pickles and beans | 29 |
| Paternity test factors | 22 |
| Nancy Grace's network | 25 |
| Famed Time-Life signature | 25 |
| Course for course preparers | 27 |
| "Curious ..." | 23 |
| Contemplator's sound | 24 |
| An Indo-Chinese people | 22 |
| Many Minnesota immigrants | 25 |
| Musical that debuted in 1878 | 28 |
| Capt. Corcoran's command | 28 |
| Gilbert and Sullivan classic | 28 |
| Apt anagram of NAME FOR SHIP | 28 |
| Like some jigsaw puzzles | 24 |
| Word after heave or gung | 24 |
| Vietnamese minority group | 25 |
| Composer born Nov. 22, 1899 | 27 |
| "Stardust" composer | 29 |
| Accumulated to a fault | 22 |
| They stockpile and stockpile | 28 |