| Palooka of comics | 17 |
| New York Yankees manager Girardi | 32 |
| Name for a G.I. | 15 |
| Name before Cool or Camel | 25 |
| Namath | 6 |
| Mud in the morning | 18 |
| Mr. Six-Pack | 12 |
| Morning mud | 11 |
| Morning cupful | 14 |
| Morning brew, slangily | 22 |
| Morning bev | 11 |
| Montana of football | 19 |
| Millionaire of TV | 17 |
| Miller or Louis | 15 |
| Mantegna or Montana | 19 |
| Manager Torre | 13 |
| Louis or Frazier | 16 |
| Kapp or Clark | 13 |
| Joltin' ____ | 16 |
| Good name for a barista | 23 |
| G.I._____ | 9 |
| Friday or Six-Pack | 18 |
| Frazier of boxing | 17 |
| Frank Hardy's brother | 25 |
| Drink at a diner | 16 |
| DiMaggio with a 56-game hitting streak | 38 |
| DiMaggio or Medwick | 19 |
| DiMaggio or Louis | 17 |
| Detroit's ___ Louis Arena | 29 |
| Cuppa coffee | 12 |
| Cup's contents | 18 |
| Cup of ___ | 10 |
| Cup at a grease joint | 21 |
| Comic Piscopo | 13 |
| Coffee, in diner jargon | 23 |
| Clark, and others | 17 |
| Clark or Kapp | 13 |
| Clark or Kapp, e.g. | 21 |
| Clark or Kapp | 15 |
| Bruin and Shark Thornton | 24 |
| Boxing's Louis or Frazier | 29 |
| Blow without distinction? | 25 |
| Blow or Schmoe | 14 |
| Blow or Palooka | 15 |
| Blow or Doakes | 14 |
| Beanery cuppa | 13 |
| Beanery cupful | 14 |
| Baseball Hall of Famer DiMaggio | 31 |
| Barack's veep | 17 |
| Average guy's name | 22 |
| Average fellow | 14 |
| An ex of Marilyn | 16 |
| Actor Pesci | 11 |
| Actor Mantegna | 14 |
| A Hardy brother | 15 |
| A famous Louis | 14 |
| "Shoeless" Jackson | 28 |
| "Good" chap | 21 |
| "Diamond ___" Quimby (mayor on "The Simpsons") | 66 |
| ___ Six-Pack | 12 |
| ___ College | 11 |
| Yankee great | 12 |
| Famed streaker of 1941 | 22 |
| "The Yankee Clipper" | 30 |
| 1964 Olympic boxing gold medalist | 33 |
| Liar of TV commercials | 22 |
| Pitchman who said "It has more seats than the Astrodome!" | 67 |
| Mendacious salesman of old car ads | 34 |
| Liar in old car ads | 19 |
| Fictional salesman of '80s ads | 34 |
| Fictional pitchman whom Michael Dukakis likened to George H.W. Bush during a debate | 83 |
| Famous TV liar | 14 |
| Book after Hosea | 16 |
| "Piano Man" singer Billy | 34 |
| Grey of ''Cabaret'' | 35 |
| "Piano Man" singer | 28 |
| Singer Billy | 12 |
| Grey of "Cabaret" | 27 |
| Pop singer Billy | 16 |
| One of the filmmaking Coens | 27 |
| Grey or McCrea | 14 |
| Book before Amos | 16 |
| "We Didn't Start the Fire" singer | 47 |
| "The Soup" host McHale | 32 |
| "Piano Man" Billy | 27 |
| "Just the Way You Are" singer | 39 |
| "Allentown" songwriter | 32 |
| ''She's Always a Woman'' singer Billy | 57 |
| The elder Coen brother | 22 |
| Spingarn of the N.A.A.C.P.'s Spingarn Medal | 47 |
| Silver or Grey | 14 |
| Rock pianist Billy | 18 |
| Record of the Year winner for "Just the Way You Are" | 62 |
| Prophet read on Ash Wednesday | 29 |
| Oscar-winning actor Grey | 24 |
| New York's Billy ___ | 24 |
| Nashville singer/songwriter Rakes | 33 |
| McHale of "The Soup" | 30 |
| McCrea | 6 |
| Grey of stage | 13 |