New York Times Answers - Saturday, 28th July 1984

There are 41 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 28th July 1984. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Actor Convy	BERT
AAcross 5:	Javelin
AAcross 10:	Not in harmony
AAcross 14:	Song for Sutherland
AAcross 15:	Hagar's wife	HELGA
AAcross 16:	Laptev Sea feeder
AAcross 17:	Decathlon winner: 1968	BILLTOOMEY
AAcross 19:	"___ It Romantic?"	ISNT
AAcross 20:	Top pitcher
AAcross 21:	Pisa's river
AAcross 22:	Mesopotamian's Urfa	EDESSA
AAcross 24:	Sympathy
AAcross 25:	Interlace
AAcross 26:	Crib adjunct
AAcross 29:	Boring
AAcross 32:	Ever's pal
AAcross 32:	Ever's pal
AAcross 33:	Like crab grass
AAcross 35:	Madison loc.
AAcross 35:	Madison loc.
AAcross 36:	She might be called "Becky"	REBA
AAcross 37:	Tourn. Nicklaus won five times	PGA
AAcross 38:	Dispatched
AAcross 39:	Serbian city
AAcross 40:	Designer ___
AAcross 42:	Whenever
AAcross 43:	Certain college members
AAcross 46:	Entertains
AAcross 48:	Love, in Hilo
AAcross 49:	Center the football
AAcross 50:	Atoll sight
AAcross 52:	Tramp's friend in a Disney film
AAcross 53:	Lily, in Lyon
AAcross 56:	Galley features
AAcross 57:	Winner of the 800-meter run: 1980	STEVEOVETT
AAcross 60:	Independent
AAcross 61:	Figure skater Brian	ORSER
AAcross 62:	Inkling
AAcross 63:	It gets pitched
AAcross 64:	Obligations
AAcross 65:	Runner Decker
DDown 1:	An Ali
DDown 2:	Heiden or Liddell
DDown 3:	Vex
DDown 4:	Former chess champ	TAL
DDown 5:	Marathon gold medalist: 1972
DDown 6:	Pink perennial
DDown 7:	Old-time actor Lincoln	ELMO
DDown 8:	"The ___ of Reason": Paine
DDown 9:	Winner of eight gold medals in track and field	RAYEWRY
DDown 10:	E.T. et al.
DDown 11:	Star in Berlin: 1936
DDown 12:	Rutherford and Harding
DDown 13:	Tat-tat predecessor
DDown 18:	Follow
DDown 23:	Chancy cube
DDown 24:	___ colada
DDown 25:	Atlas, e.g.
DDown 26:	Meaux's river	MARNE
DDown 27:	NBC newsman Roger	ONEIL
DDown 28:	Pole-vault winner: 1968	BOBSEAGREN
DDown 29:	Robes in "The Robe"
DDown 30:	Kind of pie
DDown 31:	Bass-baritone Simon	ESTES
DDown 34:	"Peter Grimes," e.g.
DDown 38:	Consommé
DDown 40:	Decathlon winner: 1960
DDown 41:	Boxing gold medalist: 1952
DDown 44:	Cupboard
DDown 45:	Overly
DDown 47:	Irish county
DDown 49:	Socked away
DDown 50:	Attic
DDown 51:	Bern's river
DDown 52:	___-majesté	LESE
DDown 53:	Aldous Huxley work
DDown 54:	Journey, to Julius	ITER
DDown 55:	Tarry
DDown 58:	Before quattro	TRE
DDown 59:	Get-up-and-go