New York Times Answers - Sunday, 6th September 1987 There are 69 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 6th September 1987. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Sphere of PhoebusSUNAAcross 4: U.S. port of entry in Tex.EL PASOAAcross 10: Winter Olympic race, introduced in 1964LUGEAAcross 14: SootheLULLAAcross 18: ChevetAPSEAAcross 19: Any buteoSOARERAAcross 20: CuspAPEXAAcross 21: HodgepodgeOLIOAAcross 22: A for a fisherman; F for a rowerCAUGHTACRABAAcross 24: A for a sorority sister; F for a wrestlerGOTPINNEDAAcross 26: Magnani, Duse et al.ITALIANEAAcross 27: Scaling aidPITONAAcross 29: Pleistocene glacial periodICE AGEAAcross 30: Gets rid of the fuzzDELINTSAAcross 31: LugsTOTESAAcross 32: Takes in altogether before costsGROSSESAAcross 33: Golly!GEEAAcross 34: Reef polypCORALAAcross 35: SchismRENTAAcross 36: LotsFATESAAcross 39: Horatio's "morn, in russet ___"MANTLECLADAAcross 42: Bishop's title in many Eastern churchesABBAAAcross 46: Lotion ingredientALOEAAcross 47: Rani's robeSARIAAcross 48: Crash intoRAMAAcross 49: Gaseous refrigerantFREONAAcross 50: ZeroNILAAcross 51: A for Ellery Queen; F for a piano moverCRACKEDACASEAAcross 56: W.W. II amphibious vesselLSTAAcross 57: Fun chaserGADABOUTAAcross 60: SeparatedALONEAAcross 61: RealitiesTRUTHSAAcross 63: Then, in AmiensALORSAAcross 64: WrangleARGUEAAcross 65: DiscontinueCEASEAAcross 66: Go through a sentenceDOTIMEAAcross 68: Austen and Flaubert heroinesEMMASAAcross 69: Brought a cutthroat to netREELEDINAAcross 72: Words with king and modeALAAAcross 72: Words with king and modeALA.AAcross 73: A for Pete Rose; F for a disk jockeyBROKEARECORDAAcross 76: Shaft liningOREAAcross 76: Shaft liningORE.AAcross 77: TreasureVALUEAAcross 79: CraveYENAAcross 80: Home of Iowa State U.AMESAAcross 81: Hexagonal crystalline particlesSNOWAAcross 82: BalancedEVENAAcross 83: Verdi roles for sopranosDESDEMONASAAcross 87: DrainedSPENTAAcross 88: Active oneDOERAAcross 90: Pep upLIVENAAcross 91: Org. helpful to pupilsPTAAAcross 92: OccludesABSORBSAAcross 95: Cut backPAREDAAcross 96: Start playing for a livingTURNPROAAcross 100: Eliot's Bustopher JonesTOMCATAAcross 101: Underwater-mine finder, e.g.SONARAAcross 102: Points in planets' roundsPERIGEESAAcross 103: A for a professor's class; F for a bank tellerTOOKNOTESAAcross 105: A for a starlet; F for Greg LouganisMADEASPLASHAAcross 107: Start to make a potANTEAAcross 108: TenuousRAREAAcross 109: Etoile's term for "on the ground"ATERREAAcross 110: Phillies' managerELIAAAcross 111: Shepherd's pipeREEDAAcross 112: Sought money via WapnerSUEDAAcross 113: Adjourn brieflyRECESSAAcross 114: Refuge for man or beastDENDDown 1: OutburstSPATEDDown 2: As expectedUSUALDDown 3: Boudoir wearNEGLIGEEDDown 4: Dumbarton Oaks, e.g.ESTATEDDown 5: AdvancesLOANSDDown 6: Go before and leadPACEDDown 7: Airport abbr.ARRDDown 8: Shipping harborSEAPORTDDown 9: In revolutionORBITALDDown 10: Capital of NigeriaLAGOSDDown 11: Informed ofUP ONDDown 11: Informed ofUPONDDown 12: CatchGETDDown 13: TerminatedEXPIREDDDown 14: Tex. logoLONESTARDDown 15: CubitiULNASDDown 16: VassalLIEGEDDown 17: Loaded veinsLODESDDown 18: Mordant for Durer or HogarthACIDDDown 23: Jerome of the MetHINESDDown 25: Sacred painting or mosaicICONDDown 28: Psychic affinityTELEDDown 31: BracerTONICDDown 32: Western U.S. pasture grassGRAMADDown 34: Factor in gem pricingCARATDDown 36: Canine toothFANGDDown 37: Inter ___ALIADDown 38: A for Mr. Dickens; F for PinocchioTOLDATALEDDown 39: Japanese merchant vesselsMARUSDDown 40: Weight lifterCRANEDDown 41: Colberteen, e.g.LACEDDown 43: A for Ethel Merman; F for an inebriateBELTEDONEDDown 44: NonsenseBOSHDDown 45: Aardvark's dietANTSDDown 47: Point makerSCORERDDown 49: SavageFERALDDown 52: Buddhist principle of causalityKARMADDown 53: "Pomp and Circumstance" manELGARDDown 54: QuenchDOUSEDDown 55: Old war horsesSTEEDSDDown 58: Foreman floorer in 1974ALIDDown 59: Parisian's frozen dessertBOMBEDDown 62: ManipulateUSEDDown 64: BetterAMENDDDown 65: Proserpina's motherCERESDDown 66: Slugger WinfieldDAVEDDown 67: Royal name in NorwayOLAVDDown 68: Stretches one's wherewithalEKESDDown 69: Kind of noseROMANDDown 70: Putter, for oneIRONDDown 71: SalamanderNEWTDDown 74: Some criminal trialsOYERSDDown 75: TannedCANEDDDown 78: Not abridgedUNDOCKEDDDown 81: GlitteringSPANGLEDDDown 83: Victims of some sharksDEBTORSDDown 84: GingerELANDDown 85: City S of Fort LauderdaleMIRAMARDDown 86: Risked obesityOVERATEDDown 87: HuskSTRIPDDown 89: Algerian coastal cityORANDDown 91: PuckersPURSESDDown 92: Rose-petal productATTARDDown 93: Cumberland Gap guideBOONEDDown 94: StruckSMOTEDDown 95: Assumed a false identityPOSEDDDown 96: Niobe's outflowTEARSDDown 97: American portrait painterPEALEDDown 98: Gamboge, for oneRESINDDown 99: ___ Peak, in N.M.OSHADDown 101: MoisturelessSEREDDown 102: Balzac's "Le ___ Goriot"PEREDDown 104: Initial for TritonTAUDDown 106: Nov. followerDEC