| Pitches between innings | 23 |
| Pitcher's delivery? | 23 |
| Personals in some mags | 22 |
| PennySaver announcements | 24 |
| Parts of some campaigns | 23 |
| Online revenue sources | 22 |
| Newspapers need 'em | 23 |
| Newspaper revenue-maker | 23 |
| Newspaper items, for short | 26 |
| Newspaper inserts, often | 24 |
| Network revenue generators | 26 |
| Net surfer's annoyances | 27 |
| Much of the daily paper | 23 |
| Most junk mail, essentially | 27 |
| Many newspaper inserts | 22 |
| Many craigslist postings | 24 |
| Magazine revenue sources | 24 |
| Magazine income source | 22 |
| Mag's money-makers | 22 |
| Madison Ave. specialties | 24 |
| Infomercials, for example | 25 |
| Gray-flannel specialties | 24 |
| Features of network shows | 25 |
| Expensive Super Bowl spots | 26 |
| Don Draper's creations | 26 |
| Created by the marketing dept | 29 |
| Copywriter's output | 23 |
| Consumer Reports lacks them | 27 |
| Common revenue sources | 22 |
| Commercials, for short | 22 |
| Classifieds, for example | 24 |
| Classifieds or personals | 24 |
| Channel-surfing catalysts | 25 |
| Certain TV announcements | 24 |
| Blogger's revenue source | 28 |
| Billboards, for instance | 24 |
| Banners on the Internet | 23 |
| Attack ___ (campaign tactic) | 28 |
| Annoying online pop-ups | 23 |
| Adds to or subtracts from | 25 |
| "Personal" postings | 29 |
| "Mad Men" output | 26 |
| Madison Avenue creation | 23 |
| "Just do it" is one | 29 |
| Accumulate on a surface | 23 |
| Gather in a condensed layer | 27 |
| Collect in condensed form | 25 |
| Act on like a carbon filter | 27 |
| Accumulate, chemically | 22 |
| Web site revenue generator | 26 |
| Room for pitchers to work | 25 |
| Revenue source for magazines | 28 |
| Much of a Sunday paper | 22 |
| Big name in security systems | 28 |
| Major home security corp. | 25 |
| Big name in home security | 25 |
| Ghanian-born soccer great | 25 |
| Former soccer phenom Freddy | 27 |
| Together, to Toscanini | 22 |
| Together, on musical scores | 27 |
| Together, on sheet music | 24 |
| Together, in a musical score | 28 |
| For two voices, as a song | 25 |
| As a twosome, musically | 23 |
| To be played in unison | 22 |
| Sheet music instruction | 23 |
| Score words for a pair | 22 |
| Literally, "by two" | 29 |
| "Never ___ moment" | 28 |
| "Never ___ moment!" | 29 |
| "Never __ moment!" | 28 |
| Old enough to know better | 25 |
| What "x" may mean | 27 |
| One old enough to know better | 29 |
| Junior's future status | 26 |
| 21-year-old, by most accounts | 29 |
| "[___ swim]" | 22 |
| Young ___ (literary category) | 29 |
| Word in some radio formats | 26 |
| Teen's future status | 24 |
| Pornographic, euphemistically | 29 |
| Patron of X-rated films | 23 |
| No longer in the minority | 25 |
| Motion picture rating word | 26 |
| Like some movies or diapers | 27 |
| Camp counselor, usually | 23 |
| Beer buyer, presumably | 22 |
| A chaperon is usually one | 25 |
| They're all grown up | 24 |
| Voters and drinkers, e.g. | 25 |
| School dance chaperones, e.g. | 29 |
| They're not kids anymore | 28 |
| Seers of X-rated films | 22 |
| School dance chaperons, e.g. | 28 |
| R-rated movie attendees | 23 |
| Minors' co-signers | 22 |
| Allowed at over-21 shows | 24 |
| "Peanuts" no-shows | 28 |
| Dried or darkened, as by heat | 29 |
| Hardly or softly, briefly | 25 |