Something 61 Down and 62 Across started to wear in high school
He purportedly did a 360 on a swing
Nosh
Where little 15 Down are born
The loneliest number
He was named after the song he sang
One was 76 Across and one was 94 Across
It’s on your GPS
40 Down guarded it
The Raven author
What 15 Down invented
She kissed 89 Down
He lived in the same house as 45 Across and dated 89 Across
He carried defenders on his back
The famous softball delivery
Eldest of three
He was from Knox
___ Massi
Old soda brand
___ Blues. Beatles tune
7 Across’ movie character nickname
We’d start to do it right before a victory
32 Downs’ home field
Citizen ___
Where we’d sit
65 Acoss’ girlfriend who loved to drink
She lived on Maple Street
We had two who made saves
Brat
Our favorite bartender
A Stooge
The type of “water” 98 Across would drink
The gang’s favorite alley?
Summer drink
Down
He had a pad
One game we never played
Small fish
He created this puzzle
What we broke when we broke a 15 Across
Kinks song
He’d occasionally take out an eye
What The Painter wasn’t
What you could drink at the Tally Ho!
Capote’s nickname
This puzzle’s theme
3 Down hit its driver with a long toss
He was told that 15 Down would fly over Fenway to spell Yaz
Greek letter
Not hers
Softball foes
___ Carney
What 66 Down would do under fly balls
He walked miles just to be at the 51 Down
61 Down’s brother
He said, “Height makes right!”
__ __ rule
Baseball adversary
Where it all began
He said, “That’s the ballgame!”
One of two saints honored on Chestnut Street
___ slush
What we’d never do playing baseball
Civil War General
He sang with Tina
Lawyer: Abv.
Part of 36 Down
Greek letter
High scoring center
We miss her dearly
Football adversary
Formerly
Our right fielder
He was the 87 Down one
He always needed room. “Gimme!”
A premiere nickname for 71 Across
Cheryl ___
Where 65 Across met 89 Across with “the stuff”
It flew during softball games
“See ya!”
Meadow
Feed bag bit
Vigor
Where 2 Across was played
His sister was Little Cups
See 67 Down
He married 62 Across
Health plan
Singular item
He’d throw balls off the roof on the last day of school
Sun ___, for whom 19 Down was sacrificed
The aging Johnny Bauer
What 5 Down made this puzzle on
Steely Dan LP
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