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ACROSS
1 Bambi, e.g.
5 Pack to capacity
10 Jogger's gait
14 U.S. tennis stadium honoree
15 Stand for Homer
16 Actor Grant
17 Li quadrupled
18 Tropical vine
19 1952 Olympics site
20 Kiddy
21 Entrepreneur
23 Cat or Ray
25 Gratuity
26 Sot
27 Popular Halloween costume
32 Factory
34 Crowd noises
35 Commotion
36 Charge per unit
37 Count
38 Former mates
39 Undived
40 Banks or Kovacs
41 Out of style
42 Emergency treatment
44 Lively party
45 Forthwith
46 Christian and Helen
49 Relay epistle
54 Cup rim
55 Party-giver
56 French spa of note
57 European volcano
58 Heroic poem
59 Made over
60 For fear that
61 Desired object
62 Toboggans
63 Liberate
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1 Real information
2 Flamboyant tie
3 Rapids
4 Neighbor of Ida.
5 Moon: pref.
6 Coin-toss call
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8/30/01
7 Branch of the mil.
8 Marshes
9 Insincere praise
10 Athlete Jim
11 Corrosion
12 Get an eyeful
13 God of thunder
12 Shipped
22 Feels poorly
24 Hollywood crosser
27 Unbroken
28 Cabbage kin
29 Anti-IRS arrangement
30 Lyric poems
31 Cyrano's distinction
32 Coll. employee
33 Clinton appointee Guinier
34 Hindu princess
37 Fishing boats
38 Bridge seat
40 Harrow's rival
Solutions to yesterday's puzzle
41 Jack of talk shows
43 Stoolie
44 Mixes together
46 Sober
47 Washer cycle
48 Sudden flow
49 Masticate
50 Navajo neighbor
51 Sale-tag notation
52 Mr. Knievel
53 Ocean motion
57 Pixie
Players bowl to settle grudges
The Associated Press
WHITE BEAR LAKE, Minn. — As organ music blares, two contestants prepare to settle their grudge match on the bowling lanes. On cue, the crowd in the bleachers cheers.
Two women in tiaras and sequined red dresses the Queen Pins rotate a giant bowling pin to reveal the competitors.
The bowlers square off to settle a dispute and win a chance at the grand prize — a 1973 Dodge Charger or a used snowmobile.
Yes, it's time to play Let's Bowl, a show that looks for laughs between the gutter balls.
After six years of bouncing around Minnesota television stations, Let's Bowl now airs Sundays at 10:30 p.m. EDT on Comedy Central. The half-hour show has a prime slot between The Man Show and South Park.
Let's Bowl features a regular 10-frame game with the action in some frames condensed to a recap. When a polka-dotted kingpin appears in a "polka frame," the bowler who rolls a strike wins 500 pounds of Polish sausage or a quarter-cow.
Once per game, a bowler can use the "distraction option" and blow an air horn to rattle the other contestant.
In one installment of Let's Bowl, bowlers Tim Carnahan and Gregg Mau settled their disagreement that stemmed from Mau loaning Carnahan a station wagon so he could get to the child-care center where they both work.
Problem was: The battery died and the tickets started piling up.
Carnahan insisted he shouldn't have to pay them. But Man won the game.
"The best thing about this show is that we don't have to talk about this anymore." Carnahan says.
Tim Scott, 36, created Let's Bowl and co-produces the show with Rich Kronfeld. Scott had previous TV experience as a technical supervisor on Mystery Science Theater 3000, the defunct Twin Cities-based series formerly carried by Comedy Central.
Now picking up Let's Bowl for 10 weeks, Comedy Central has caught on to what Scott knew all along: "Knocking stuff over, it's just inherently fun."
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