| Durocher predecessor | 20 |
| Diamond star Mel | 16 |
| Diamond figure on a 2006 postage stamp | 38 |
| Cooperstown inductee of '51 | 31 |
| Cooperstown Hall of Famer Mel | 29 |
| Cooperstown Giant | 17 |
| Coogan's Bluff hero | 23 |
| Celebrated Giant | 16 |
| Capital of Can. | 15 |
| Can.'s capital | 18 |
| Baseball's legendary Mel | 28 |
| Baseball's "The Little Giant" | 43 |
| Baseball's "The Little Giant," Mel | 48 |
| Baseball's "Little Giant" Mel | 43 |
| Baseball legend nicknamed "Master Melvin" | 51 |
| Baseball legend mentioned in Ogden Nash's "Lineup for Yesterday" | 78 |
| Baseball immortal | 17 |
| Baseball Hall-of-Famer who batted left and threw right | 54 |
| Baseball Hall-of-Fame name | 26 |
| Baseball great Mel --- | 22 |
| Baseball All-Star, 1934-44 | 26 |
| Angels' catcher | 19 |
| 30's home run king | 22 |
| 1940s Giants manager Mel | 24 |
| 1940's Giants manager | 25 |
| 1936-38 N.L. home run champ | 27 |
| 1934 N.L. RBI leader Mel | 24 |
| 1934 N.L. RBI leader | 20 |
| 1926 "Boy Wonder" of baseball | 39 |
| 12-time baseball All-Star, 1934-45 | 34 |
| 12-time baseball All-Star | 25 |
| 11-time 1930's-40's All-Star | 36 |
| "The Little Giant" Mel | 32 |
| "The Little Giant" | 28 |
| "Master Melvin" | 25 |
| "Little Giant" Mel of baseball history | 48 |
| '30s home run king | 22 |
| Canadian capital | 16 |
| North American capital | 22 |
| Capital of Canada | 17 |
| Senators' home | 18 |
| Home of the Senators | 20 |
| Senators' city | 18 |
| Rough Riders' city | 22 |
| River between Ontario and Quebec | 32 |
| Pontiac's tribe | 19 |
| Pontiac was one | 15 |
| City where Canada's parliament meets | 40 |
| Chief Pontiac's tribe | 25 |
| Canadian city once known as Bytown | 34 |
| Seat of Parliament | 18 |
| River separating Ontario and Quebec | 35 |
| Pontiac, for one | 16 |
| Pontiac, e.g. | 13 |
| Parliamentary home | 18 |
| Parliamentary centre | 20 |
| Parliament Hill setting | 23 |
| Parliament Hill locale | 22 |
| Ontario's second most populous city | 39 |
| Ontario-Quebec border river | 27 |
| NHL city | 8 |
| Home of the NHL Senators | 24 |
| City near the Rideau Canal | 26 |
| Chrétien's capital | 25 |
| Chief Pontiac, e.g. | 19 |
| Capital on the Rideau Canal | 27 |
| Capital about 300 miles from New York City | 42 |
| Canadian Mint locale | 20 |
| Where the Rapidz play baseball | 30 |
| Where the "Silver Seven" skated | 41 |
| Where Carleton University is | 28 |
| Tulip festival city | 19 |
| Trudeau's capital | 21 |
| St. Lawrence feeder | 19 |
| Senator's locale | 20 |
| Senator's home | 18 |
| River to the St. Lawrence | 25 |
| River through Ottawa | 20 |
| Rideau Canal terminus | 21 |
| Quebec/Ontario border river | 27 |
| Place for a Parliament | 22 |
| Parliament setting | 18 |
| Parliament meeting place | 24 |
| Parliament Hill location | 24 |
| Ontario's second-largest city | 33 |
| Ontario valley | 14 |
| Ontario metropolis | 18 |
| North American capital that's home to Parliament Hill | 57 |
| National capital on a river of the same name | 44 |
| N.H.L. city | 11 |
| Macdonald-Cartier International Airport city | 44 |
| Illinois town, site of the first Lincoln-Douglas debate | 55 |
| Home to hockey's Senators | 29 |
| Home to Canada's Parliament Hill | 36 |
| Home of the CFL Renegades | 25 |
| Home of hockey's Senators | 29 |
| Dan Aykroyd's birthplace | 28 |
| City that's home to Parliament Hill | 39 |
| City on the Rideau Canal | 24 |
| Chretiens' capital | 22 |