| Low |
| 'Lo!' |
| Silent |
| __ Tech |
| ___-Mex |
| Southern |
| A Ripken |
| Berkeley |
| Coolidge |
| ___ Poly |
| Silent one |
| Diet abbr. |
| 30th pres. |
| Wolframite |
| Mr. Ripken |
| Heat meas. |
| Fresno loc. |
| L.A. locale |
| Western st. |
| 'Silent' guy |
| Lo-__ (lite) |
| Silent pres. |
| Tech leader? |
| Golfer Peete |
| Nev. neighbor |
| Pac-10 school |
| Meas. of heat |
| Laconic Pres. |
| Pac. borderer |
| Prez Coolidge |
| Ripper Ripken |
| Where S.F. is |
| Berkeley sch. |
| Hitter Ripken |
| Warren's veep |
| Oriole Ripken |
| Dieter's word |
| Where L.A. is |
| Ore. neighbor |
| Part of UCLA? |
| Calorie, abbr, |
| P.G.A.'s Peete |
| Part of U.S.C. |
| Slugger Ripken |
| Tjader of jazz |
| Where S. F. is |
| Ironman Ripken |
| Ripken or Poly |
| Pres. Coolidge |
| U.C.L.A. rival |
| Ariz. neighbor |
| Murphy, for one |
| James Dean role |
| ___ Ripken, Jr. |
| Orioles ironman |
| Ripken at short |
| Where S.L.O. is |
| ''Silent'' prez |
| ___-Mex cuisine |
| Food label abbr. |
| Neighbor of Mex. |
| White House name |
| Neighbor of Ore. |
| Southern" school |
| Ex-Oriole Ripken |
| Infielder Ripken |
| Shortstop Ripken |
| Columnist Thomas |
| Legendary Ripken |
| Nutritional fig. |
| East of Eden" son |
| Jazz great Tjader |
| 'Iron Man' Ripken |
| 31st state: Abbr. |
| Baseballer Ripken |
| Coolidge, to pals |
| Hubbard or Ripken |
| Pres. before Herb |
| Ripken of the O's |
| Suffix with class |
| Coolidge nickname |
| Cool one of l920's |
| Coolidge, casually |
| Coolidge, to chums |
| Golden Bears' sch. |
| Low or no follower |
| President Coolidge |
| Ripken in the Hall |
| Baltimore's Ripken |
| Herb's predecessor |
| Ripken, Jr. or Sr. |
| Calvin, familiarly |
| Coolidge or Ripken |
| 'East of Eden' twin |
| Steinbeck character |
| 4.184 joules: abbr. |
| Oriole great Ripken |
| Part of UCSD: Abbr. |
| Ripken of Baltimore |
| Ripken the Iron Man |
| Coolidge's nickname |
| Ripken in Baltimore |
| White House nickname |
| ''Silent'' president |
| Aron Trask's brother |
| Coolidge, familiarly |
| Dieter's shortening? |
| Indefatigable Ripken |
| Iron Man of baseball |
| Jazz musician Tjader |
| Label word after lo- |
| Part of the W. Coast |
| Warren, ___, Herbert |
| Silent ___" Coolidge |
| Berkeley, informally |
| Hall of Famer Ripken |
| Orioles great Ripken |
| Record-holder Ripken |
| Word after no or low |
| Iron Man" Ripken Jr. |
| Dieter's unit: Abbr. |
| Former Oriole Ripken |
| Western state: Abbr. |
| East of Eden" brother |
| Presidential nickname |
| Dieting unit, briefly |
| Fresno's state: Abbr. |
| Home to L.A. and S.F. |
| Low-___ (for dieters) |
| Ripkin of the Orioles |
| Word after lo- or no- |
| Baseball's Ripken Jr. |
| First name in ironmen |
| Hall-of-Famer Hubbard |
| Orioles legend Ripken |
| Ripken of Cooperstown |
| Record-setting Ripken |
| Steinbeck protagonist |
| President before Herb |
| Coach Murphy, for one |
| Nickname for Coolidge |
| Ripken of the Orioles |
| Lone Eagle's monogram |
| Baseball great Ripken |
| 31st state, familiarly |
| Baseball's ____ Ripken |
| Encino's locale: Abbr. |
| First Lady Grace's man |
| First name in iron men |
| It follows no- or low- |
| Pac-10 school, briefly |
| Ripken, of the diamond |
| Shortening for dieters |
| Lo-___ (diet-friendly) |
| Baseball legend Ripken |
| ____ Ripken of baseball |
| 19-time All-Star Ripken |
| 1920's White House name |
| Baltimore legend Ripken |
| Dieting unit, for short |
| Helen Mirren film: 1984 |
| Nutritional label abbr. |
| San Jose's state: Abbr. |
| State school, for short |
| The Golden State: Abbr. |
| Low-___ (diet-friendly) |
| Ripken of Aberdeen, Md. |
| Ripken of baseball fame |
| Old White House nickname |
| 22,346 students: Colloq. |
| Berkeley school, briefly |
| Dieter's concern (Abbr.) |
| Four prezzes after Teddy |
| Jazz vibrophonist Tjader |
| Latin jazz legend Tjader |
| Orioles great Ripken Jr. |
| Self-help author Newport |
| Stanford rival, casually |
| Western neighbor of Nev. |
| Berkeley campus nickname |
| First name among ironmen |
| Jazz vibraphonist Tjader |
| One of Steinbeck's twins |
| San Diego's state: Abbr. |
| East of Eden character |
| ___ Poly, school nickname |
| Disneyland's state: Abbr. |
| Nickname in "East of Eden |
| One of Ike's predecessors |
| Stanford's Big Game rival |
| The Pac-12's Golden Bears |
| East of Eden" protagonist |
| The Lone Eagle's monogram |
| Where San Diego is: Abbr. |
| '20s White House nickname |
| Sacramento's state: Abbr. |
| Ripken Jr. in Cooperstown |
| Silent" president Coolidge |
| Aron's "East of Eden" twin |
| Baseball "Iron Man" Ripken |
| Baseball great Ripken, Jr. |
| Designer Klein, to friends |
| Latin jazz musician Tjader |
| Los Angeles's state: Abbr. |
| Pac Ten school, informally |
| Ripken of the Hall of Fame |
| Baseball's Iron Man Ripken |
| Berkeley school, popularly |
| Berkeley campus, for short |
| Political columnist Thomas |
| Stanford rival, familiarly |
| Stanford rival, informally |
| Ripken the baseball legend |
| 1920's White House nickname |
| 1920s presidential nickname |
| Berkeley school, informally |
| Monogram of "The Lone Eagle |
| Sacramento's state, briefly |
| Silent _____ (20's moniker) |
| Where Los Angeles is: Abbr. |
| Trask twin in "East of Eden |
| Berkeley school, familiarly |
| First name among shortstops |
| Aron's twin in "East of Eden |
| Baseball-legend Ripken's dad |
| Berkeley university nickname |
| Double Hall-of-Famer Hubbard |
| Silent __: Coolidge nickname |
| Southern ___, U.C.L.A. rival |
| Stanford's rival, informally |
| ___ Poly (West Coast school) |
| 3,000-hit club member Ripken |
| Orioles Hall of Famer Ripken |
| San Francisco's state: Abbr. |
| Ripken, the Baltimore legend |
| __ Poly: San Luis Obispo sch. |
| Berkeley institution, briefly |
| Conservative columnist Thomas |
| Famous first for the Orioles? |
| Low-__ (suitable for dieters) |
| Low-___ (for weight-watchers) |
| Most populous US state: Abbr. |
| Pony Express terminus (abbr.) |
| Coolidge nickname: Silent ___ |
| First name in Orioles history |
| President Coolidge's nickname |
| President Coolidge, for short |
| Baseball Hall of Famer Ripken |
| ____ Murphy (Former CFL coach) |
| Berkeley university, for short |
| Coolidge or Murphy, familiarly |
| President Coolidge, familiarly |
| First name in baseball ironmen |
| Iron Man Ripken of the Orioles |
| Baseball legend ___ Ripken, Jr. |
| Infielder Ripken in Cooperstown |
| Prez whose first lady was Grace |
| Baseball's record-setter Ripken |
| Home for Nixon and Reagan: Abbr. |
| Its capital is Sacramento: Abbr. |
| Political commentator ___ Thomas |
| Baseball's record-setting Ripken |
| Golden Bears' school, familiarly |
| Lo-___ (appropriate for dieters) |
| Silent ___ (White House moniker) |
| First name in Baltimore baseball |
| 2007 Hall of Fame inductee Ripken |
| First name among baseball legends |
| Golden Bears football helmet word |
| Silent ___ (White House nickname) |
| White House nickname of the 1920s |
| 20th-century White House nickname |
| James Dean's ''East of Eden'' role |
| Revered baseball name in Baltimore |
| Revered first name at Camden Yards |
| Silent" ___ (presidential moniker) |
| Baseball legend Ripken, or his dad |
| Nickname of the 30th U.S. president |
| Ripken in the Baseball Hall of Fame |
| Ripken of the Baseball Hall of Fame |
| Stanford sports rival, in headlines |
| The Golden Bears' school, for short |
| State that's south of Oregon: Abbr. |
| Hubbard in two sports halls of fame |
| Silent ___" (presidential nickname) |
| Aron Trask's brother in "East of Eden |
| Where Encino and Escondido are: Abbr. |
| First name among legendary shortstops |
| Ripken who played 2,632 straight games |
| Baseball Hall of Famer ___ Ripken, Jr. |
| Baseball/football Hall-of-Famer Hubbard |
| ___ Ripken, Jr. (baseball's "Iron Man") |
| He broke Lou's consecutive games record |
| Baltimore Orioles legend ___ Ripken, Jr. |
| First name in Baltimore baseball history |
| One side in college football's "Big Game |
| First name among Baltimore sports legends |
| Most populous state, in college nicknames |
| Ripken with a statue outside Camden Yards |
| Silent ___ (President Coolidge's nickname) |
| Title robot in an Isaac Asimov short story |
| First name of baseball Hall of Famer Ripken |
| Stanford's rival in the Big Game, for short |
| Seth Rogen's role in "The 40-Year-Old Virgin |
| Occupy ___ (West Coast tuition hike protests) |
| Ripken with a 17-year consecutive game streak |
| Where you can find a bunch of Santas? (abbr.) |
| First name in consecutive baseball games played |
| Ripken with a record 2,632 consecutive games played |
| Participant in college football's Big Game, briefly |
| He was voted into the Hall of Fame the same year as Tony |
| One side in college football's annual Big Game, informally |
| ___ Naughton Jr. (John C. Reilly's "Ricky Bobby" character) |
| Double-play partner of Jackie on baseball's All-Century team |
| Ripken who is the all-time leader in grounding into double plays |
| Shortstop teammate of Honus and Ernie on baseball's All-Century team |
| Ricky Bobby's friend who says "I like to picture Jesus in a tuxedo T-shirt because it says I want to be formal, but I'm here to party" which is actually kind of true lol Will Ferrell is a comedic geni |