| Medical journal write-up | 24 |
| Baseball's Stengel | 22 |
| Celebrated engineer Jones | 25 |
| Brother of Ben Affleck | 22 |
| Strikeout victim of verse | 25 |
| Mudville's slugger | 22 |
| Mudville fans' fanner | 25 |
| Mudville disappointment | 23 |
| Legendary engineer Jones | 24 |
| Famed batter in an 1888 poem | 28 |
| Dr. Ben of '60s TV | 22 |
| Batter after Flynn and Blake | 28 |
| "___ at the Bat" | 26 |
| ___ Kasem, noted deejay | 23 |
| Classic Ernest L. Thayer poem | 29 |
| Classic baseball-themed poem | 28 |
| Alternative to plastic | 22 |
| Simplest form of payment | 24 |
| Ones, twos and fives, e.g. | 26 |
| Like some transactions | 22 |
| It may be taken into account | 28 |
| It may be cold or petty | 23 |
| Wimbledon winner: 1987 | 22 |
| It's cold and hard | 22 |
| Credit-card alternative | 23 |
| Word written on a check | 23 |
| Word with crop or register | 26 |
| Word before cow or crop | 23 |
| Word after ready or petty | 25 |
| Tens and twenties, e.g. | 23 |
| Singer from Kingland, Ark. | 26 |
| Simple form of payment | 22 |
| Redeem, with “in” | 25 |
| Redeem, with "in" | 27 |
| Preferred bribery medium | 24 |
| Pawnbroker's staple | 23 |
| Neither check nor charge | 24 |
| Moneyed country singer? | 23 |
| Item on the barrelhead | 22 |
| It's tender, legally | 24 |
| It's on the barrelhead | 26 |
| It may be petty in the office | 29 |
| It may be cold or hard | 22 |
| Credit's counterpart | 24 |
| Cold or ready follower | 22 |
| Checkout clerk's question | 29 |
| C & W singer Johnny | 23 |
| An A.T.M. dispenses it | 22 |
| A Boy Named Sue singer | 24 |
| "The Man in Black" | 28 |
| "Cold, hard" money | 28 |
| "___ or charge?" | 26 |
| Credit card transaction | 23 |
| Wedding reception feature | 25 |
| Where drinks are not a treat | 28 |
| Hotel reception feature | 23 |
| Hardly a free-spirited place? | 29 |
| Fixture at some fund-raisers | 28 |
| Feature of some receptions | 26 |
| Feature of many a hotel event | 29 |
| Reliable source of income | 25 |
| Reliable profit center | 22 |
| Prolific income source | 22 |
| Dependable profit source | 24 |
| Cotton or tobacco, e.g. | 23 |
| Uncomplicated transactions | 26 |
| ___ in (takes the money) | 24 |
| What a teller does often | 24 |
| Redeems, with "in" | 28 |
| Tropical American tree | 22 |
| Nut used in Asian cooking | 25 |
| Nut used in some salads | 23 |
| Nut in a mixed nuts can | 23 |
| Mount ______ ? Newfoundland | 27 |
| Redeem, as a savings bond | 25 |
| Make bread from chips? | 22 |
| Trade chips for bread? | 22 |
| Redeem one's chips | 22 |
| Quit gambling, for now | 22 |
| Convert one's poker chips | 29 |
| Convert chips into money | 24 |
| Collect one's winnings | 26 |
| ___ hand (available money) | 26 |
| Bow out of the card game | 24 |
| Singles among the Pringles? | 27 |
| One way to call it quits | 24 |
| Leave a casino as a winner | 26 |
| Prepare to leave the casino | 27 |
| Debt avoider's maxim | 24 |
| It doesn't use real money | 29 |
| Sweater material choice | 23 |
| Payoff from a fleecing | 22 |
| In desperate need of money | 26 |
| Hurting for money (33) | 22 |
| Atlantic City attraction | 24 |
| Bettor business bureau? | 23 |
| Place to roll the dice | 22 |
| Where the chips are down? | 25 |
| Place to play blackjack | 23 |
| It's full of slots | 22 |