| "A Beautiful Mind" fellow | 35 |
| "... flotsam? I've gotsam" poet | 45 |
| 'One-L lama' poet | 25 |
| 'Candy is dandy' poet | 29 |
| ''Reflections on Ice-Breaking'' poet Ogden | 58 |
| ''I'm a Stranger Here Myself'' poet | 55 |
| Funny poet builds tramway system to connect casinos? | 52 |
| New Hampshire's second-largest city | 39 |
| City on the Merrimack River | 27 |
| 1955 Horse of the Year | 22 |
| Second-largest city in New Hampshire | 36 |
| New Hampshire city on the Merrimack River | 41 |
| City on the Merrimack | 21 |
| Site of Daniel Webster College | 30 |
| Seat of Hillsborough County, N.H. | 33 |
| Preakness winner: 1955 | 22 |
| New Hampshire city where Mandy Moore was born | 45 |
| Leading money-winning horse: 1955 | 33 |
| Horse of the Year in 1955 | 25 |
| Home of Daniel Webster College | 30 |
| City ESE of Keene | 17 |
| Belmont winner, 1955, or city in N.H. | 37 |
| 1955 Preakness winner or city on the Merrimack | 46 |
| 1955 Preakness and Belmont winner | 33 |
| 1955 Belmont Stakes winner | 26 |
| 1955 Belmont and Preakness winner that shared its name with a U.S. city | 71 |
| Pelé's org. | 18 |
| Org. that included the New York Cosmos | 38 |
| Cosmos' org. | 16 |
| Onetime athletic org. | 21 |
| Minnesota United FC org. | 24 |
| Former soccer org. | 18 |
| The N.Y. Cosmos were in it | 26 |
| The Chicago Sting was its last champion in 1984: Abbr. | 54 |
| Tampa Bay Rowdies' assn. | 28 |
| Sports org. whose last game was the Chicago Sting over the Toronto Blizzard | 75 |
| Pelé's org., once | 24 |
| Pelé was its M.V.P. in '76 | 33 |
| Pelé once played in it: Abbr. | 32 |
| Org. that Pelé played in | 27 |
| Old sports org. featuring the Minnesota Kicks | 45 |
| New York Cosmos' sports org. | 32 |
| N.Y. Cosmos org. | 16 |
| Chicago Sting's org. | 24 |
| Chicago Sting org. | 18 |
| 1968-84 sports org. | 19 |
| Capital of the Bahamas | 22 |
| Bahamian capital | 16 |
| Bahamas capital | 15 |
| Bahamas vacation spot | 21 |
| Caribbean port | 14 |
| Bahamas hot spot | 16 |
| West Indies capital | 19 |
| Bahamas port | 12 |
| The Bahamas' capital | 24 |
| Resort in the Bahamas | 21 |
| Largest city in the Bahamas | 27 |
| Capital SSE of Miami | 20 |
| Capital on New Providence Island | 32 |
| Bahamian port | 13 |
| Bahamas' capital | 20 |
| Bahamas stop | 12 |
| World capital that's a setting for three Bond films | 55 |
| Stop on many a Caribbean cruise | 31 |
| Resort off Florida | 18 |
| Princeton's historic ___ Hall | 33 |
| Pirate haven of old | 19 |
| New Providence Island city | 26 |
| Long Island county west of Suffolk | 34 |
| Long Island county that borders Queens | 38 |
| Levittown's county | 22 |
| Largest city of the Bahamas | 27 |
| Historic base for pirates of the Caribbean | 42 |
| Cruise port near Florida | 24 |
| County on Long Island | 21 |
| County on L. I. Sound | 21 |
| City on New Providence | 22 |
| City ESE of Miami | 17 |
| Caribbean cruise ship's destination | 39 |
| Capital with a view of Paradise Island | 38 |
| Base for Blackbeard | 19 |
| Bahamian resort | 15 |
| "Privateer's Republic" whose magistrate was Blackbeard | 68 |
| ____ Hall (historic Princeton site) | 35 |
| ___ Hall (historic Princeton site) | 34 |
| ___ Coliseum (home of the Islanders) | 36 |
| Sadat's predecessor | 23 |
| Former Egyptian president | 25 |
| Egypt's second president | 28 |
| Aswan Dam lake | 14 |
| U.A.R. name | 11 |
| Sadat predecessor | 17 |
| President of Egypt before Sadat | 31 |
| Politician Gamal Abdel | 22 |
| Egypt's Lake ___ | 20 |
| 1952 Egyptian Revolution leader | 31 |
| 1950s-'60s Egyptian leader | 30 |
| U.A.R. president | 16 |
| Tito's successor as head of the Non-Aligned Movement | 56 |
| Suez Canal nationalizer | 23 |