j„ACROSS&DOWNÚKæ~u›Ïo1.3<8<9`<9ˆ<9LAWRY.RACER.WHIZSHOE.ICOME.DUKEPATS.BRAID.SEERCROSSCELTIC.YAOAFRICA...AUEL.....RAGMAPLELEAFRAP.TEENA.SAWTOALOT.SWORD.LIMOZOOMS.ELTON.SODRULECARDINAL.....SNOB...THAMESDOH.WITNESSBEARIMAX.DWELT.FASTDARE.EIEIO.ENYAINKS.STREP.ETAS----.-----.--------.-----.--------.-----.---------------.---------...----.....---------------.-----.---------.-----.---------.-----.---------------.....----...---------.---------------.-----.--------.-----.--------.-----.----Sports Trades, 5/6/08 (Tuesday) by Mike Nothnagel / Edited by Peter Gordon (puzzleeditor@nysun.com) © 2008 Peter GordonHaywireAdoption agcy.QuayRevolving partPossible reply to a general question?Danica Patrick, for oneOrgans can be found inside them"Hell's Half ___" (1954 Elsa Lanchester film)Unwanted stocking stufferPut outPhone buttonCrackerjackSentence fragments?: Abbr."Hip to Be Square" singerIts first store opened in 1958 in Älmhult, SwedenRoulette number that loses on bets of both even and oddBrake shop replacement part" ___ in peace"British noblemanBack strokes?Prepare for baking, as challah doughOne looking into a crystal ballBetray a basketball player?Singing styleActor's promptsRunner-up to Stoudemire for 2002-03 Rookie of the YearWhere to go to go to TogoAuthor of "The Mammoth Hunters"Company with a Magen David in its logoTease a hockey player?Hungry kitten, often"You can't teach ___ dog new tricks"Opening segment of a long workPrefix with sphereSee 65-AcrossEmulate Chuck D or Master PSlim Motorola phoneBochy replaced him as manager of the San Francisco GiantsFats, e.g.Brandon ___ (Hilary Swank's "Boys Don't Cry" role)Took care ofBunchesMembers of the Untouchables, for exampleExcalibur, e.g.Fleetwood Mac hit used in Bill Clinton's 1992 campaignTransportation for some seniorsPaparazzi's lensesGarbage boatTony winner JohnInformal turndownsGrass patchExercise power over a baseball player?ToleratesTuition add-onElitistView from the London EyeDenotedClass that's a cakewalkMlles., across the borderCastellaneta cry upon seeing "(annoyed grunt)" in scriptsBrazilian midfielder on back-to-back World Cup winners in '58 and '62Mideastern sultanate, or the gulf it bordersObserve a football player?Make fun of"Success is counted sweetest by those who ___ succeed": Emily DickinsonFrench mathematician ___ CartanName on the big screen?Perfect game dozenLivedWith 32-Down, burger and fries, sayImpetus for some foolish behaviorRefrain from a preschool songBest New Age Album Grammy winner for "Amarantine"Signs, slangilyThroat ailmentGreek vowels