| Slugger in a stamp series, along with Mantle, Greenberg, and Campanella | 71 |
| Spirit that saw the ban on its sale in the United States lifted in 2007 | 71 |
| Subject of the Edison Kinetoscope film "The Little Sure Shot" | 71 |
| Show Peter (Christopher Knight) appeared on for one season in the 1980s | 71 |
| Steve McGarrett's exhortation to Danno on "Hawaii Five-0" | 71 |
| Southern rapper with a verse on Jay-Z's "Big Pimpin'" | 71 |
| Supermodel on the cover of Sports Illustrated's 1982 swimsuit issue | 71 |
| Show where Greg (Barry Williams) got pummeled by Danny Bonaduce in 2002 | 71 |
| Street Fighter character also known as the First Lady of Fighting Games | 71 |
| She teamed with Bob Hope and Bing Crosby in the "Road" movies | 71 |
| Source of the dragon's sound in ''Sleeping Beauty'' | 71 |
| Slur you just kind of hope won't come out when hearing WWII stories | 71 |
| Silent film star who played Carmen in "Blood and Sand" (1922) | 71 |
| Steve Allen sidekick with the catchphrase "Hi-ho, Steverino!" | 71 |
| Suzanne Vega song with the lyric "I live on the second floor" | 71 |
| Singer Nixon who dubbed for Natalie Wood in "West Side Story" | 71 |
| Singer with the 1964 #2 hit "My Boy Lollipop" [the Bushes 41] | 71 |
| Sign on the door of a hotel that's closed from March 21 to June 21? | 71 |
| Southern lake whose name comes from Muskogean for "big water" | 71 |
| She played Spike Lee's girlfriend in "Do the Right Thing" | 71 |
| Stones "I can almost hear you ___, I can almost hear you cry" | 71 |
| Show that Alec Baldwin has hosted the most with 16 appearances, briefly | 71 |
| Superlawyer Gerry who wrote "How to Argue and Win Every Time" | 71 |
| Subject of the 2001 book subtitled "The Shock of the Century" | 71 |
| Service with a significant recruiting presence at American high schools | 71 |
| Semiautomatic guns that are apparently legal to own in most of the U.S. | 71 |
| Start of a quotation from John Hart's "Iron House" (2011) | 71 |
| Salad dressing preferred by The Dude from "The Big Lebowski"? | 71 |
| Songwriter Warren honored on the album "Enjoy Every Sandwich" | 71 |
| Second letters of this puzzle's five theme answers (seen in order) | 70 |
| Singer with the 1996 Grammy-winning album "Falling Into You" | 70 |
| Snacks that come in Nacho Cheese and Pepperoni Pizza Cracker varieties | 70 |
| Shakespeare character who says "I show more craft than love" | 70 |
| Speaking voice of Esmeralda in "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" | 70 |
| Slaughter who famously scored the winning run in the 1946 World Series | 70 |
| Salinger character who said "I prefer stories about squalor" | 70 |
| Suffix with ''winning'' and ''losing'' | 70 |
| School where part of "The Madness of King George" was filmed | 70 |
| Snack food that once used the slogan "Taste the difference!" | 70 |
| Substance causing a global catastrophe in "Cat's Cradle" | 70 |
| Suffix with ''correct'' or ''collect'' | 70 |
| Standard with the line "Slip me a slug of the wonderful mug" | 70 |
| Shakespeare character who says "Nothing can come of nothing" | 70 |
| Showgirl who's the subject of Manilow's "Copacabana" | 70 |
| Some coll. seniors take it for Harvard and Yale, but not for Princeton | 70 |
| St. __: Rose's Minnesota home town on "The Golden Girls" | 70 |
| Subject of the one-man play subtitled "Once Upon a Midnight" | 70 |
| Splinter, e.g., of the "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" series | 70 |
| Solzhenitsyn's birthplace, "the Gateway to the Caucasus" | 70 |
| Singer Studdard who won the second season of "American Idol" | 70 |
| Steven ___, real-life subject of the 1987 film "Cry Freedom" | 70 |
| Song title followed by the lyric "Lovers say that in France" | 70 |
| School entrances, or, in a way, what each answer to a starred clue has | 70 |
| Solvers must ___ in the grids to determine the grids' proper order | 70 |
| Singer with the debut solo album "Love. Angel. Music. Baby." | 70 |
| Speed skater Eric who won five gold medals at the 1980 Winter Olympics | 70 |
| Springsteen hit with the lyric "Only you can cool my desire" | 70 |
| She told Willy Wonka "Loompaland? There's no such place" | 70 |
| She "gallops o'er a courtier's nose," in Shakespeare | 70 |
| Setting of the New Jersey state prison in "Scared Straight!" | 70 |
| Start of Laurence J. Peter's definition of "originality" | 70 |
| Subject line of a papal memo about forgiving devices that record porn? | 70 |
| Source of the words "mulligatawny" and "catamaran" | 70 |
| Source of the phrase "brave new world," with "The" | 70 |
| Show featuring Leonardo, Raphael, Michelangelo, and Donatello, briefly | 70 |
| Stuff you're supposed to bathe in if you're sprayed by a skunk | 70 |
| Singer who said "At least I had that, one guy understood me" | 70 |
| Singer DiFranco with the album "¿Which Side Are You On?" | 69 |
| Shakespearean character who asks, "Do you love me, master?" | 69 |
| Singer of "A Foggy Day" in "A Damsel in Distress" | 69 |
| Show tune that begins "Most people live on a lonely island" | 69 |
| Show for which Jim Dale won the 1980 Tony for Best Actor in a Musical | 69 |
| Stephen Vincent ___ ("The Devil and Daniel Webster" writer) | 69 |
| Singer whose band just appeared unannounced in your iTunes collection | 69 |
| Singer with Top 10 hits in the 1960s, '70s, '80s and '90s | 69 |
| Snider who testified before Congress about parental warnings on music | 69 |
| Synonym for the first words of this puzzle's four longest answers | 69 |
| Stones "Who is under his spell is paying the devil his ___" | 69 |
| Sci-fi characters with a "Dresden-china type of prettiness" | 69 |
| Singer with the triple-platinum album "The Memory of Trees" | 69 |
| Singer with the double-platinum album "The Memory of Trees" | 69 |
| Suffix with ''Canton'' and ''Peking'' | 69 |
| Sci-fi creature whose language is based on the Chinese dialect Kalmyk | 69 |
| She was nominated for an Oscar for playing Hedda in "Hedda" | 69 |
| Sci-fi film with the tagline "What will you do with yours?" | 69 |
| Source of "let us eat and drink; for tomorrow we shall die" | 69 |
| State with a recent controversy over the teaching of evolution: Abbr. | 69 |
| She was on the cover of back-to-back issues of Time in September 1997 | 69 |
| Sixpence None the Richer covered them with "There She Goes" | 69 |
| Shakespearean king who partly inspired Kurosawa's "Ran" | 69 |
| Star of "The Death Kiss" and "The Phantom Creeps" | 69 |
| Singer/actress who made her Broadway debut in "Hair" (1968) | 69 |
| Second word of Elton John's "Candle in the Wind" (1987) | 69 |
| Subj. of Simon Winchester's "The Meaning of Everything" | 69 |
| Surprised greeting that sounds like a Southern California resort town | 69 |
| Subject of Wayne Koestenbaum's "The Queen's Throat" | 69 |
| Sitcom planet first mentioned in an episode of "Happy Days" | 69 |
| Seminal punk band who took their name from a Paul McCartney pseudonym | 69 |
| Smell like Pig-Pen [***avxwords.com has good, weekly indie xwords***] | 69 |
| Sporting goods chain with the slogan "Get outside yourself" | 69 |