Letter OTHER 750–1000

1934 Pulitzer author Herbert 1934 Pulitzer winner Herbert 1934 Pulitzer writer Herbert 2d name of Henry Wallace. '90s tennis star '92 Wimbledon champ '92 Wimbledon winner '99 French Open winner 1990s-2000s tennis champ nicknamed "The Punisher" 1992 Wimbledon champ 1992 Wimbledon champ Andre 1992 Wimbledon champion 1992 Wimbledon winner 1992 Wimbledon winner Andre 1994 U.S. Open winner 1994 and 1999 U.S. Open winner 1996 Olympic tennis champ 1996 Olympic tennis gold medalist 1996 gold medalist André 1996 gold medalist in men's singles 1996 gold medalist in tennis 1996 gold medalist who dropped out of the Olympics for personal reasons 1999 ATP Player of the Year 1999 French Open champ 1999 French Open victor 1999 French Open winner 1999 French Open winner Andre 1999 French Open winner André 1999 U.S. Open champ 1999 U.S. Open champ Andre 1999 U.S. Open winner 1999 U.S. Open winner Andre 2000-2001 Australian Open champ 2003 Australian Open champ 2003 Australian Open champion 2003 Australian Open winner 2005 U.S. Open finalist 2006 pro tennis retiree 2006 sports retiree 2006 tennis retiree 2011 International Tennis Hall of Fame inductee 34-time opponent of Sampras 5 1/2- point type 5 1/2-point 5 1/2-point type 5-1/2 point type 5.5-point type 5.5-point type size 5½ point type. 5½ pt. type. 5½-point type 5½-point type size 5½-pt. type. 5.5-point type sizes 1979 Dustin Hoffman movie 1979 Vanessa Redgrave film 1979 Vanessa Redgrave movie about a mystery writer 1979 Vanessa Redgrave title role 10, for 1973 Oscar winner Tatum O'Neal 10, for Bart Simpson 100 or more, for a centenarian 100+, for a centenarian 100-plus, for a centenarian 11 or 12, for a tween 12, say, for a tween 122 is a record one 13 to 19, for a teen 13, for a bar mitzvah honoree 13, for most bar mitzvah boys 13.7 billion years, for our universe 14, for Honey Boo Boo 15, for a quinceañera 16, for Elsie Fisher 18 or 21, e.g. 18 or so, for a typical first-year college student 18+ to vote, e.g. 18+, e.g., in order to be able to vote 18, e.g., as a minimum for voting 18, for Billie Eilish 18, for many college freshmen 19, for Adele, when her album "19" came out 2, for some toddlers 2011 minus year of birth, roughly 21 plus. 21, after "of" 21, for many new drinkers 21, for one 21, maybe, for a clubber 22, for this constructor 242, for the USA 30, for one. 34 for Ruth, in 1929 35 is the minimum one to be U.S. president 35, as a minimum to be U.S. president 35, minimally, for a U.S. president 39, for Derek Jeter 39, for Jack Benny 39, for yours truly 39, in a typical Jack Benny skit 39, perpetually, to Jack Benny 39, to Benny 5 or 6, for a kindergartner, typically 52, for Hillary 59, for Tracy Chapman 6 or so, for first graders 6, for Big Bird 63, for Vanna White 65, say, for retirement 80, for Dr. Fauci 84, say, for an octogenarian 86 is a high one 93, for Queen Elizabeth II 969 for Methuselah. 969, for Methuselah at his death 13-19 or 65+ 18-34, for example '40s "Time" film critic '40s film critic James '58 Pulitzer winner James '69 Mets star '69 Mets star Tommy '69 World Series hero '69 World Series star Tommie 1940's film critic 1940s Time film critic James 1940s film critic James 1950s scriptwriter James 1957 Pulitzer winner 1957 Pulitzer winner James 1957 Pulitzer-winner James 1958 Pulitzer Prize author 1958 Pulitzer Prize novelist 1958 Pulitzer Prize winner 1958 Pulitzer Prize winner for fiction 1958 Pulitzer Prize winner for letters 1958 Pulitzer author 1958 Pulitzer author James 1958 Pulitzer fiction winner 1958 Pulitzer novelist 1958 Pulitzer recipient 1958 Pulitzer winner 1958 Pulitzer winner James 1958 Pulitzer winner for fiction 1958 Pulitzer- winning novelist 1958 Pulitzer-winning author 1958 Pulitzer-winning author James 1966 A.L. Rookie of the Year 1966 AL Rookie of the Year Tommie 1969 Mets hero 1969 World Series hero Tommie 1969 teammate of Seaver and Swoboda 1969 teammate of Swoboda and Jones 1958 Pulitzer-winning novelist and family 21-35 range, maybe 9+ for a game, e.g. 12, for Little League World Series players 12, for Little Leaguers 14, for the Scripps National Spelling Bee 17, for an R-rated movie 17-24, for Miss America 19, for N.B.A. players 21, at a casino, say 25, for the draft '60s NASA rocket '60s NASA rocket stage 60's rocket stage 18 for graduating high school, e.g. 006 or 007 007 e.g. 007 or 86 007 or 99, e.g. 007, for one 007, notably 007. 10% taker 10%-er 15%-er 15-percenter 86 or 007 86 or 99 99 of "Get Smart," e.g. 99 or 86 99 was one __ 99, Maxwell Smart's co-worker ____ 86 (Maxwell Smart) 1997 role for Will Smith '60s TV sidekick 006, 007, and 008, e.g. 007 and others 007 et al. 00s, e.g. 00s, in James Bond novels 10-percenters 86 and 99 86 and 99, for two 99 and 007 99 and 86, on "Get Smart" '03 Marilyn Manson album "The Golden ___ Grotesque" 2007 NBC reality series featuring tennis star Mark Philippoussis dating women in their 20s, 30s, and 40s 10-12 on a Little League team, maybe 13-17, for a PG-13 audience "___ 4 and up" "___ 6 and up" "___ 8 and up" 1, 2, 3, 4, ... 10 and 8 for Bart and Lisa Simpson, respectively 10 and 8, for Bart and Lisa Simpson 13 and 14, in PG-13 and TV-14 13 and 24, for this puzzle's constructor and editor 16, 21, 65, etc. 21 and 65 21 and others. 30, et al. 7, 8, 9, etc. 70 to 79, for septuagenarians 8+, for Yahtzee ___ 10 and up (info on a game box) ___ 8 and up (game specification) 1040 calculation (abbr.) 30th album might be signs of this 1952 Groucho Marx film '60s Krautrockers ___ Free 1972 hurricane 1985 Meg Tilly title role '85 film about a novice nun 1985 Meg Tilly film 1985 Meg Tilly/Jane Fonda film set in Quebec '60s veep '60s-'70s veep '70s veep '70s vice president 10/10/1973 resignee 10/10/73 resignee 1960s-70s political bigwig who was friends with Sinatra 1970s subject of a Maddow podcast series 1972 winner 1973 resignee 1973 resigner 1973 resigner Spiro 39th V.P. 39th Veep 39th vice president '60s-'70s second family '60s-'70s veep and family '00 Vertical Horizon hit "You're ___" '60s nightclub sign letters '70s suffix 1960s nightclub name add-on 1957 Stravinsky ballet 10 on the pain scale