| Simulate, as a war battle | 25 |
| Portray, as historical events | 29 |
| Portray, as a past event | 24 |
| Dramatize, as an old battle | 27 |
| Stages a historic battle | 24 |
| Stages a Civil War battle | 25 |
| Sign up for a second stint | 26 |
| Extend one's stint | 22 |
| What a hand-stamp lets you do | 29 |
| Verify, as an email address | 27 |
| Step back into a scene | 22 |
| Make a second appearance | 24 |
| ... you may have to ___ it | 26 |
| Space capsule transition | 24 |
| Spaceship's home stretch | 28 |
| Sometimes-dramatic NASA event | 29 |
| Period of radio silence | 23 |
| Part of an Apollo mission | 25 |
| It may end with a splashdown | 28 |
| Critical rocket maneuver | 24 |
| Astronaut's homecoming | 26 |
| Roger of 'Cheers' | 25 |
| Nickleby portrayer on stage | 27 |
| British actor Roger ___ | 23 |
| TV's Nicholas Nickleby | 26 |
| Ruffs' counterparts | 23 |
| Roger of stage and screen | 25 |
| Roger ___, English actor | 24 |
| Indians or female ruffs | 23 |
| Golf course designer Jones | 26 |
| Dr. Mina ___, U.S. scientist | 28 |
| Children's author Ennis | 27 |
| 'Cheers' actor Roger | 28 |
| Oscar winner Witherspoon | 24 |
| Baseball's Pee Wee | 22 |
| Poet Lizette Woodworth ___ | 26 |
| Candy manufacturer Harry | 24 |
| Baseball's Little Colonel | 29 |
| Pee Wee of the Dodgers | 22 |
| Hall of Fame shortstop | 22 |
| "Tears" poet | 22 |
| Candy company mogul Harry | 25 |
| She was an angel on TV | 22 |
| Teammate of Snider and Hodges | 29 |
| Pee Wee of Cooperstown | 22 |
| Oscar-winner Witherspoon | 24 |
| One of the Boys of Summer | 25 |
| Name on some Hershey candies | 28 |
| Hall-of-Fame shortstop | 22 |
| Witherspoon of Tinseltown | 25 |
| Touched By An Angel star | 27 |
| Teammate of Hodges and Snider | 29 |
| Teammate of Campanella | 22 |
| Soprano Sarah of the Met | 24 |
| Shortstop known as Pee Wee | 26 |
| She's an angel on TV | 24 |
| Sarah ___, Met soprano | 22 |
| Pee Wee, in Cooperstown | 23 |
| Pee Wee of the diamond | 22 |
| Pee Wee of the big league | 25 |
| Pee Wee of Ebbets Field | 23 |
| Pee Wee of baseball fame | 24 |
| Pee Wee in Cooperstown | 22 |
| Peanut-butter cup inventor | 26 |
| Peanut butter cup magnate | 25 |
| Oscar-winning Witherspoon | 25 |
| Oscar-winner Wither-spoon | 25 |
| Milton Hershey contemporary | 27 |
| Man with cups and pieces | 24 |
| He wore #1 in Brooklyn | 22 |
| He wears #1 in "42" | 29 |
| Harold the ex-shortstop | 23 |
| Former teammate of Campanella | 29 |
| Former Dodger shortstop | 23 |
| Durocher's shortstop | 24 |
| Downey's TV co-star | 23 |
| Dodger shortstop of old | 23 |
| Dodger of the 40's | 22 |
| Counterpart of Rizzuto | 22 |
| Candy pioneer H. B. ___ | 23 |
| Brooklyn Hall of Famer | 22 |
| Brooklyn Dodgers great | 22 |
| Baseball great Pee Wee | 22 |
| Base-stealing leader: 1952 | 26 |
| Air Force Base in Texas | 23 |
| A teammate of Jackie Robinson | 29 |
| "White April" poet | 28 |
| Brand of peanut butter cup | 26 |
| Maker of peanut butter cups | 27 |
| ___ Peanut Butter Cups | 22 |
| Whipps candy bar maker | 22 |
| Pieces of peanut butter? | 24 |
| Big name in little candy | 24 |
| Big name in candy cups | 22 |
| __ Pieces: candy brand | 22 |
| Possessive on candy wrappers | 28 |
| Popular peanut butter candy | 27 |
| Pieces that are popular | 23 |
| Pee Wee and Jimmy of baseball | 29 |
| Peanut-butter treat brand | 25 |