Other crossword clues for answer "YOST"
- YOST
- Leaders of the Classics IV
- Hurry Up ___ (Football coach)
- Kansas City Royals manager Ned
- Dodgers manager Ned
- Royals manager Ned
- See 3-Down
- World Series winning manager before Maddon
- ___ Ice Arena (University of Michigan hockey arena)
- World Series-winning manager Ned
- UN cofounder Charles or baseballer Eddie
- Baseball's "Walking Man" Eddie
- United Nations cofounder Charles
- Washington Senators great Eddie
- Eddie of the Senators
- Eddie of the '40s-'50s Senators
- '60s-'70s Mets coach Eddie
- 2015 World Series-winning manager Ned
- Manager of the Milwaukee Brewers since 2003
- Hurry-up Fielding H. ___.
- Famous name in football.
- Washington ballplayer.
- Hurry up” ___, at Michigan. nyt 1953 YOST Famous football coach. nyt 1953 YOST Famous name in football. nyt 1953 YOST Well-known name in football. nyt 1953 YOU Person addressed. nyt 1953 YOU Twelfth word of Kipling's The Vampire.”
- Famous Michigan coach.
- Senators' infielder.
- Eddie ___ of baseball.
- Senators' 3d baseman.
- Baseball player Eddie.
- Famed football coach.
- Ballplayer with the Los Angeles Angels.
- Eddie of baseball.
- Big name in football lore.
- Famous name in sports.
- Football name.
- Name in football lore.
- Rockne contemporary.
- Met coach Eddie
- Fielding of Michigan
- Ex-infielder Eddie
- Fielding of football
- Former U.S. ambassador to U.N.
- Fielding (Hurry Up) ___, of football coaching fame
- Baseball's Eddie (The Walking Man)
- Wolverine's former coach
- Former Wolverine coach
- Eddie _____, The Walking Man of baseball
- Baseball's Eddie, 1952 All-Star for the Senators
- Dennis ___ and the Classics IV (1960s-'70s group)
- Baseball manager Ned
- Baseball's Eddie who was nicknamed "The Walking Man"
- Dennis who fronted the 1960s-'70s Classics IV
- Baseballer Eddie a.k.a. 'The Walking Man'
- Baseballer Eddie or Footballer Fielding
- He preceded Bush as U.S. Representative to the U.N.
- First winning Rose Bowl coach
- Walking Man Eddie of baseball
- Football coach known as Hurry-up
- First victorious Rose Bowl coach Fielding
- Bush preceder at the United Nations
