- DADS
- Pops
- Mug alternative
- Hires competitor
- Many Little League coaches
- Big name in root beer
- IBC rival
- Some homeschoolers
- They know every corny joke in the book
- Old men?
- June 20 honorees
- June honorees
- A&W rival
- Root beer brand
- Root beer choice
- Moms' mates
- ___ Army (BBC sitcom)
- What the answers to the starred clues are, to the words they intersect at 19 Across, 52 Across, 9 Down and 26 Down
- Dance-recital videographers, maybe
- Many ballgame attendees
- Many nightly rockers
- Raising figures
- Tie recipients, often
- Mates of moms
- They're honored in June
- Family men
- Some parents
- Sources of college funding?
- Dear old men?
- Many Pop Warner coaches
- Most Pop Warner coaches
- Hires competition
- Sources for college funding?
- Barq's competitor
- Lily of "Modern Family" has two
- Many T-ball coaches
- Little League coaches, typically
- Root beer introduced in 1937
- Many Pop Warner football coaches
- Spouses of 67-Across
- June celebrants
- Householders, perhaps
- Parental group
- First root beer to come in half-gallons
- Little League spectators
- Soft drink brand
- Alternative to Hires
- A&W competitor
- Fathers
- Pop's favorite root beer?
- Stay-at-home ones, perhaps
- Father figures
- Seniors, to juniors
- Homework helpers
- Barq's rival
- Root beer since 1937
- Some diaper changers
- Some stay at home
- Bubble Up sister brand
- Both parents, in some families
- Root beer brand since 1937
- Parenting pair, perhaps
- 40-Across honorees
- Some baby shower honorees
- Most scoutmasters
- Jim Anderson, Cliff Huxtable, etc.
- Most Little League coaches
- Their day is in June
- Mike Brady and Homer Simpson
- Sons' sires
- Jim Anderson and Cliff Huxtable
- Backyard grillers, often
- Fathers, familiarly
- June gift recipients
- Male parents
- Old Fashioned soft-drink brand
- First beverage brand sold in six-packs
- Some PTA members
- Father's Day honorees
- Family guys
- Fathers, informally
- Family members
- Their day has just passed
- Most den chiefs
- Some homework helpers
- Role models for the young
- Some playgroup members
- Brand of root beer
- Men with kids
- My Two ___ (Paul Reiser sitcom)
- June 17 will be their day.
- Parents.
- Den occupants.
- Heroes of June 17, 1956.
- Santa's aids.
- Family VIP's.
- PTA members.
- See 1 Across.
- Family mainstays.
- VIP's of 17 Across.
- Heroes of June day.
- Stars of this puzzle.
- Sires, familiarly
- Some June heroes
- June celebrities
- Next Sunday's heroes
- Honorees in the sixth month
- Taps gently
- Pops in Boston and elsewhere
- Some Boston pops
- Sixth-month heroes
- Theme of this puzzle
- Papas
- June heroes
- Hires rival
- 80's sitcom "My Two ___"
- American paters
- A & W alternative
- Not mom's
- Little League umps, often
- Brits' "governors"
- Many P.T.A. members
- Some school play attendees
- Many soccer coaches
- Honorees on the third Sunday in June
- ___ Day (June event, informally)
- My Two ___ (1980s sitcom)
- Nascar ___ (demographic group)
- Some bad joke tellers, stereotypically
- Some playground attendants
- Longtime A&W competitor
- Mug competitor
- Pappies
- TV's 'My Two _____'
- TV's 'My Two --'
- Poppas
- Papa rockers
- Many scoutmasters
- Some Little League coaches
- Some sources of corny jokes
- Tom Corbett and Cliff Huxtable, for two
- Certain role models
- They have parental instincts
- Some family members
- Many have little ones
- They have little ones
- Many patresfamilias
- Fatherly figures
- Proud papas
- They're celebrated in June
- Some stay-at-home parents
- Stereotypical sources of groaners
- New ones often change many diapers
- Parents known for corny jokes
- Pun-loving parents, perhaps
- Tellers of corny jokes, stereotypically
- Some families have two
- Cam and Mitch, to Lily, in "Modern Family"
- Root beer lovers?
- Heads of household
- My Two ___
- Moms' mates, sometimes
- Patresfamilias
- Some make changes for babies
- Some changing table users
- Some takers of parental leave
- Brides' escorts
- TV sitcom, "My Two ___"
- Many role models
- Men in Lamaze class
- Certain family members
- Some commencement attendees
- Many Boy Scout leaders
- George and Lance, to Bow, in "She-Ra"
- Family members associated with corny jokes
- Makeup of some gay couples
- Parenting pair
- Some Little League spectators
- Some co-parents
- Roy and Silo, to Tango the penguin
- My Two ___ and Me (children's book)
- Parents celebrated in June
- Some sets of parents
- Some deadbeats
- Some who drive to and from day care
- Many Little League fans
- Some Little League fans
- Family fellows
- Some Lamaze classmates
- Many school play attendees
