| C |
| OK |
| Eh |
| Just |
| Expo |
| So-so |
| Blond |
| Clear |
| Sunny |
| State |
| Comely |
| Bazaar |
| In play |
| Not bad |
| Equable |
| Only OK |
| Clement |
| Middling |
| C-worthy |
| Unbiased |
| Festival |
| Carnival |
| Playable |
| Not foul |
| Uncloudy |
| Cloudless |
| Proper -- |
| Light ___ |
| Objective |
| Equitable |
| Tolerable |
| Impartial |
| In bounds |
| Worth a C |
| Ump's call |
| Exhibition |
| Legitimate |
| Just so-so |
| Evenhanded |
| Blonde ___ |
| Trade expo |
| 50/50, say |
| Reasonable |
| Rural event |
| Even-handed |
| Church fete |
| My ___ Lady |
| Exposition? |
| Weather word |
| Not cheating |
| Not so small |
| County event |
| Umpire's call |
| Nice forecast |
| Not very good |
| Passing mark. |
| Midway point? |
| Within bounds |
| Light-skinned |
| Kind of shake |
| Type of shake |
| Country" event |
| Just — blond |
| Light coloured |
| Square partner |
| Free from bias |
| Umpire's ruling |
| Weather report? |
| ___ to middling |
| Scarborough ___ |
| County wingding |
| Foul's opposite |
| Just, impartial |
| Like foul poles |
| Like home plate |
| Pleasing to see |
| Sunny and clear |
| County festival |
| Diamond decision |
| Weather forecast |
| You make a point |
| Not unreasonable |
| So-so or average |
| Place for a ride |
| Prone to sunburn |
| Not at all cloudy |
| Ferris wheel site |
| In play, in a way |
| Like a good judge |
| Partner of square |
| Word for a maiden |
| Barometer reading |
| Rainless forecast |
| Scarborough event |
| Weatherman's word |
| Like some maidens |
| Exhibitors' event |
| Pleasant forecast |
| A. A. of mysteries |
| Light-complexioned |
| Square's companion |
| Pretty, maidenwise |
| Like maidens of old |
| Sunny, in forecasts |
| Trotting race site. |
| Like a ball in play |
| Like Monday's child |
| Ferris wheel locale |
| Ferris wheel setting |
| Inside the baselines |
| Festival or carnival |
| Kind of ball or play |
| Like certain maidens |
| Livestock exhibition |
| Clear-skies forecast |
| Event for exhibitors |
| Inside the foul line |
| Between the baselines |
| Inside the foul lines |
| Knoxville event: 1982 |
| Liable to get burned? |
| Practically cloudless |
| Reasonable — market |
| Trade or shake leader |
| Vanity ___ (magazine) |
| Ump's call, sometimes |
| Blond haired/blue-eyed |
| Dispassionate; equable |
| What a judge should be |
| Annual county festival |
| What the brave deserve |
| Between the foul lines |
| Off the foul pole, e.g. |
| Between both foul poles |
| Free from discrimination |
| Just treatment of others |
| Ripped between the lines |
| Word before play or game |
| Umpire's call, sometimes |
| Like some maidens of myth |
| Place to buy cotton candy |
| All's ___ in love and war |
| Without a cloud in the sky |
| Good forecast for a picnic |
| Name used by E. S. Gardner |
| Pie-eating contest setting |
| Place to see a Ferris wheel |
| ___ to middling (just okay) |
| Liable to burn at the beach |
| More susceptible to sunburn |
| Not foul, as a baseball hit |
| ___ to middling (just so-so) |
| On the foul line, ironically |
| Weather condition, sometimes |
| Weatherman's word, sometimes |
| ___ stood the wind for France |
| Opposite of foul, in baseball |
| Between the lines, in baseball |
| Event with rides and livestock |
| Welcome forecast for picnickers |
| Susceptible to sunburn, probably |
| Like a fly ball off the foul pole |
| State or county event with a midway |
| Where you might find a Ferris wheel |
| Next to last word of "London Bridge. |
| Between the left and right foul poles |
| State ___," film of 1933, 1945 or 1961 |
| Event where cotton candy might be sold |
| Like a baseball that hits the foul pole |
| My ___ Lady" (musical film starring Audrey Hepburn) |
| Like a fly ball that hits the foul pole, ironically |
| Festival that might be sponsored by a county or a state |
| Word that can follow the first word of this puzzle's four longest answers |