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- 1940's-50's All-Star who got his nickname from a kind of marble
- 1940s-'50s Dodger who was a 10-time All-Star
- 40's-50's Dodger great
- American poet Lizette
- Base-stealing leader: 1952
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- Baseball great Pee Wee
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- Baseballer Pee Wee
- Baseball's Little Colonel
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- Baseball's Peewee
- ____ Witherspoon of "Just Like Heaven"
- ____ Witherspoon of "Legally Blonde"
- ____ Witherspoon of "Pleasantville"
- ____ Witherspoon of "Sweet Home Alabama"
- ____ Witherspoon of "Walk the Line"
- Angel player Della
- Angel portrayer
- "Angels Along the Way" autobiographer Della
- ___'s Puffs
- A boy of summer, once
- A Boy of Summer
- A teammate of Hodges
- A teammate of Jackie Robinson
- A teammate of Roe
- Academy Award winner for playing June
- Artful Dodger?
- Artful Dodger
- Actress ____ Witherspoon
- Actress Della ____
- Actress Della
- Actress Witherspoon
- Actress Witherspoon of "Four Christmases"
- Actress Witherspoon of "Legally Blonde"
- Actress Witherspoon of "Walk the Line"
- Actress Witherspoon who starred in "Wild"
- Actress Witherspoon
- "Big Little Lies" star Witherspoon
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- Big name at The Hershey Company
- Big name in cups
- Big name in peanut butter cups
- A.F.B. in Tex.
- A.F.B. in Texas
- Author of "A Victorian Village"
- Air base near Lubbock
- Air Force Base in Texas
- Airbase near Lubbock
- Famed ex-Dodger
- Famed shortstop
- His 1 was retired by the Dodgers
- Famous Dodger
- Famous shortstop
- Durocher's shortstop
- Inventor of consumable cups
- "Boys of Summer" figure
- ''Boys of Summer'' subject
- Certain cup maker
- "Home Again" star Witherspoon
- Ebbets Field great
- Ebbets Field hero
- Ebbets Field name
- Ebbets Field star Pee Wee
- Ebbets Field star
- Della ____ of "Touched by an Angel"
- Della from Detroit
- Della from Motown
- Della of pop
- Della of song
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- Della of “Touched by an Angel”
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- Della or Pee Wee
- Della or PeeWee
- Della, the chanteuse
- Della, the singer
- Della the TV angel
- Della who sang "Don't You Know?"
- Della with seven NAACP Image Awards
- Della
- Confectioner H.B.
- Confectioner who created the peanut butter cup
- Confectioner/inventor who once worked for Hershey
- "Election" star Witherspoon
- Brooklyn Dodgers great
- Brooklyn Hall of Famer
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- Brooklyn's "Kentucky Colonel"
- "Hot Pursuit" actress Witherspoon
- Brother of Malcolm on "Malcolm in the Middle"
- Detroit Della
- Elle in "Legally Blonde"
- Elle in ''Legally Blonde''
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- Hall of Fame Dodger
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- Hall-of-Famer Pee Wee
- Cooperstown Pee Wee
- Chip ___, whom many consider the greatest cash game poker player of all time
- Chocolate cup inventor H. B. ___
- Chocolate cup maker
- First name in the ''Pleasantville'' cast
- Counterpart of Rizzuto
- Harold the ex-shortstop
- Entertainer Della
- Entrepreneur inspired by Hershey
- Eponym for a peanut butter cup
- Eponym for candy "Pieces"
- Eponym in a candy store
- Eponymous candy company founder
- Eponymous candy man
- Eponymous candy manufacturer Harry
- Eponymous cup maker
- Flatbush hero of yore
- Giants G.M. Jerry
- H.B. in the Candy Hall of Fame
- Creator of many pieces?
- Creator of tasty cups
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- He played all 44 of his World Series games against the Yankees
- Dodger captain.
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- He worked for Hershey in the 1910s-'20s
- Candy company mogul Harry
- Candy counter eponym
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- Jazzy Della
- Ex-Dodger
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- "Don't You Know" hitmaker, 1959
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- ''Don't You Know'' singer
- "Don't You Know" singer Della
- "Don't You Know" singer
- "Don't You Know" songstress
- Joaquin's 'Walk the Line' co-star
- Joaquin's "Walk the Line" co-star
- Joaquin's "Walk the Line" costar
- Joaquin's wife in "Walk the Line"
- Hello Sunshine founder Witherspoon
- Cup creator
- Downey's Touched By an Angel costar
- Downey's "Touched by an Angel" costar
- Downey's TV co-star
- Her "Don't You Know" was a #1 R & B hit
- Former artful Dodger
- Hershey-based entrepreneur
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- Former Dodger shortstop
- Dressen’s shortstop.
- June portrayer in "Walk the Line"
- June star?
- June's Oscar-winning portrayer
- June's portrayer in "Walk the Line"
- Former teammate of Campanella
- Former vocalist for Erskine Hawkins
- Columnist Charley
- "Four Christmases" actress Witherspoon
- Man known for his cups and pieces
- Man known for his pieces and cups
- Originator of a popular peanut butter cup
- Man with cups and pieces
- Oscar actress Witherspoon
- Oscar recipient as June
- Oscar winner as June
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- Oscar-winning actress Witherspoon
- Oscar-winning Witherspoon
- Rival of Rizzuto
- Motown celebrity
- River in Nev.
- Rizzuto's Brooklyn counterpart
- "White April" poet
- "Touched By an Angel" co-star
- "Touched by an Angel" costar
- "Touched by an Angel" star
- "Touched By an Angel" star Della
- Touched By An Angel star
- "The Boys of Summer" shortstop
- Robert's "Water for Elephants" co-star
- Robinson teammate Pee Wee
- Robinson's keystone partner
- She beat out Judi, Charlize, Keira, and Felicity for Best Actress of 2005
- "Wild" Oscar nominee Witherspoon
- "Wild" star Witherspoon
- Roger Kahn subject
- Ms. Witherspoon
- She played Elle in "Legally Blonde"
- She played June in "Walk the Line"
- She played June to Joaquin's Johnny
- She was an angel on TV
- Player in "The Boys of Summer"
- She's an angel on TV
- The Little Colonel
- Roommate of Babe Ruth in 1930-31
- "Pleasantville" star Witherspoon
- Musical Della
- Vocalist Della
- Matthew's "Mud" co-star
- Songstress Della
- Soprano Sarah of the Met
- Poet Lisette
- Poet Lizette ___
- Poet Lizette Woodworth ___
- Poet Lizette
- Kyle ___ ("Terminator Genesis" hero)
- Kyle ___, "The Terminator" hero
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- The second-oldest brother on "Malcolm in the Middle"
- Witherspoon in movies
- Witherspoon in "Mud"
- Witherspoon in "Pleasantville"
- Witherspoon nominated for Best Actress for "Wild"
- Witherspoon of 2012's "Mud"
- Witherspoon of "A Wrinkle in Time"
- Witherspoon of "Big Little Lies"
- Witherspoon of cinema
- Witherspoon of "Election"
- Witherspoon of "Fear"
- Witherspoon of film
- Witherspoon of "Four Christmases"
- Witherspoon of Hollywood
- Witherspoon of "Legally Blonde"
- Witherspoon of ''Legally Blonde''
- Witherspoon of "Little Fires Everywhere"
- Witherspoon of movies
- Witherspoon of "Mud"
- Witherspoon of "Pleasantville"
- Witherspoon of "Rendition"
- Witherspoon of "Sweet Home Alabama"
- Witherspoon of ''Sweet Home Alabama''
- Witherspoon of "The Morning Show"
- Witherspoon of Tinseltown
- Witherspoon of "Vanity Fair"
- Witherspoon of ''Walk the Line''
- Witherspoon of 'Walk the Line'
- Witherspoon of "Walk the Line"
- Witherspoon of "Water for Elephants"
- Witherspoon of 'Wild'
- Witherspoon of "Wild"
- Witherspoon who played an angel in "Little Nicky"
- Witherspoon who played Cheryl Strayed
- Shortstop alongside Robinson
- Shortstop known as Pee Wee
- Shortstop of fame
- Shortstop Pee Wee
- Shortstop who played for Durocher
- "Walk the Line" actress Witherspoon
- "Walk the Line" cast first name
- "Walk the Line" Oscar winner Witherspoon
- Pokey or Pee Wee of Major League Baseball
- "The Terminator" good guy
- "The Terminator" man Kyle ___
- Old Ebbets Field hero
- Name on some Hershey candies
- Name on sweet pieces
- "Little" Dodgers Hall of Famer
- "Little Fires Everywhere" star Witherspoon
- National League shortstop.
- Older brother of Malcolm on "Malcolm in the Middle"
- Longtime double-play partner of Robinson
- "Pastures" poet: 1933
- Peanut-butter-and-chocolate innovator H. B. ___
- Peanut butter cup creator Harry Burnett
- Peanut-butter cup creator
- Peanut butter cup inventor H.B.
- Peanut-butter cup inventor
- Peanut butter cup magnate
- One of Brooklyn's Boys of Summer
- One of Dewey's older brothers
- New member of baseball's Hall of Fame
- One of Malcolm's brothers on TV
- Pee Wee _____
- "Pee Wee" born Harold Peter Henry
- Pee Wee in Brooklyn
- Pee Wee in Cooperstown
- Pee Wee, in Cooperstown
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- Pee Wee of Ebbets Field
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- Pee Wee of the diamond
- Pee Wee of the Dodgers
- Pee Wee or Della
- Pee Wee who befriended Jackie Robinson
- Pee Wee who was nicknamed The Little Colonel
- Pee Wee whose '1' was retired
- Pee Wee
- Peewee ___.
- Peewee of baseball
- Peewee of the Dodgers.
- Peewee or Della
- Peewee who wasn't so small
- Peewee
- One of the Boys of Summer
- Milton Hershey colleague
- Milton Hershey contemporary
- Milton Hershey rival
- One-time Dodger
- One-time TV angel
- Legendary Pee Wee
- Lyrical Lizette
- 'Person of Interest' character
- "Rendition" actress Witherspoon
- One with piece offerings?
- "Made in Chocolate Town" sloganeer (c. 1950)
- "Made in Chocolate Town" sloganeer
- Onetime teammate of Robinson
- Maker of candy "pieces"
- Maker of pieces?
- Maker of tasty "pieces"
- Piece designer
- Piece maker
- Piece-maker?
- Piece maker?
- Piece provider?
- Malcolm and Dewey's brother
- "Malcolm in the Middle" boy
- "Malcolm in the Middle" brother
- ''Malcolm in the Middle'' brother
- Warbler from Detroit
- "Water for Elephants" actress Witherspoon
- Surname on an orange candy wrapper
- Singer-actress Della
- Singer Della
- Singer from Detroit
- Two-time Gold Glove second baseman Pokey
- Sarah ___, Met soprano
- "This Means War" actress Witherspoon
- Schonfeld who was the first anchor on CNN
- Tea for Two singer Della
- Teammate of Campanella
- Teammate of Hodges and Robinson
- Teammate of Hodges and Snider
- Teammate of Robinson and Hodges
- Teammate of Robinson of the 1940s-'50s Dodgers
- Teammate of Robinson
- Teammate of Snider and Hodges
- "Tears" poet
- Snider teammate
- Terminator battler Kyle
- Texas A.F.B.
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- New York Times - April 6, 2000
