Referring Clues

• 60's singer Barry
• "1-2-3" singer Barry
• Baseball's Dykstra
• Sportscaster Berman
• Writer Deighton
• Football Hall-of-Famer Ford
• 50's-60's pop vocalist ___ Barry
• Mystery writer Deighton
• Novelist Deighton
• Actor Cariou
• Football Hall-of-Famer Dawson
• 1970 Super Bowl M.V.P. Dawson
• Gridder Dawson
• Basketball's ___ Elmore
• Gridiron great Dawson
• Spy novelist Deighton
• Barry who sang "1-2-3"
• Cariou or Deighton
• Author Deighton
• Grid Hall-of-Famer Dawson
• Elmore of the N.B.A.
• Golfer Mattiace
• Football great Dawson
• Football's Dawson
• Early recording star Spencer
• Cariou of "Sweeney Todd"
• Elmore of basketball
• Gridiron great Ford
• Hall of Fame QB Dawson
• QB Dawson
• Quarterback Dawson
• Cariou of Broadway
• Grid great Dawson
• Cariou of stage
• Basketball analyst Elmore
• N.F.L. Hall-of-Famer Ford
• Hall-of-Famer Dawson
• Footballer Ford
• ___ Barry, with the 1965 hit "1-2-3"
• Barker of the Cleveland Indians who pitched a perfect game in 1981
• ESPN analyst Pasquarelli
• "Blood, Tears and Folly" author Deighton
• NFL Hall of Famer Dawson
• Harry Palmer creator Deighton
• Football Hall of Famer Dawson
• "Funeral in Berlin" author Deighton
• "The Ipcress File" author Deighton
• "Funeral in Berlin" writer Deighton
• Sportscaster Dawson
• Carriou who played Sweeney Todd
• Cariou who played Sweeney Todd
• Dawson or Dykstra
• "Yesterday's Spy" author Deighton
• "Underworld" director Wiseman
• "London Match" author Deighton
• Super Bowl IV MVP Dawson
• Lesser who was Uncle Leo on "Seinfeld"
• "Berlin Game" author Deighton
• Cariou of Broadway's "Sweeney Todd"
• "Live Free or Die Hard" director Wiseman
• "The Ipcress File" novelist Deighton
• Pitcher Barker who threw a perfect game in 1981
• "Spanning the World" author Berman
• "Berlin Game," "Mexico Set," and "London Match" author Deighton
• Original Sweeney portrayer on Broadway
• '90s National League president Coleman
• He played Sweeney on Broadway
• "Dancing With the Stars" judge Goodman
• Kansas City football broadcaster Dawson
• Dawson of the NFL
• '90s N.L. president Coleman
• Cariou who played Sweeney Todd on Broadway
• Deighton or Dawson
• '50s-'60s pop singer Barry
• Dawson or Deighton
• Broadway's first Sweeney
• Cariou of "Sweeney Todd"
• Spy novelist's prename
• Cariou in "The Four Seasons"
• Cariou of "Madame X"
• Bias who died young
• Thriller author Deighton
• "Billion Dollar Brain" novelist Deighton
• Broadway's Cariou
• "The Ipcress File" author Deighton
• Former NFL quarterback Dawson
• Deighton of spy books
• Spy author Deighton
• NFL Hall-of-Famer Dawson
• "Funeral in Berlin" novelist Deighton
• Perfect-game pitcher Barker
• Football player Dawson
• Hall of Fame quarterback Dawson
• Berman the sportscaster
• Wiseman who directed "Live Free or Die Hard"
• Tony winner as Sweeney
• Hall-of-Fame QB Dawson
• Barker who pitched a perfect game in 1981
• Singer Barry
• Cariou in "The Four Seasons"
• Deighton of spy-fi
• Cariou of "Boynton Beach Club"
• "The Ipcress File" writer Deighton
• "Ipcress File" author Deighton
• Dawson in the Pro Football Hall of Fame
• ___ Grossman (Tom Cruise character in "Tropic Thunder")
• Basketball phenom Bias who OD'ed two days after being drafted
• Super Bowl IV MVP ___ Dawson
• Wiseman who directed the "Underworld" movies
• Broadway's original Sweeney
• Cariou, for one
• Cariou or Asper
• Actor Cariou, for one
• Cariou of film
• Asper or Cariou, familiarly
• Actor Lesser who played Uncle Leo on "Seinfeld"
• Cariou or Berman
• Mystery novelist Deighton
• Super Bowl IV M.V.P. Dawson
• ___ Lesser (actor who played Uncle Leo on "Seinfeld")
• Tony winner Cariou
• Dawson of football
• Barry or Deighton
• Cariou with a Tony
• Stage actor Cariou
• Deighton of spy thrillers
• Cager Bias
• "Mexico Set" author Deighton
• Son of Izzie
• Deighton of fiction writing
• Wiseman directing the "Total Recall" remake
• Deighton of thrillers
• Dawson of football fame
• Sweeney portrayer Cariou
• Seinfeld's Uncle Leo portrayer ___ Lesser
• Dawson or Cariou
• "Steal My Sunshine" one-hit wonder
• "Steal My Sunshine" band
• Deighton who wrote the "Hook, Line and Sinker" trilogy
• Gridiron Hall of Famer Dawson
• Cariou of the stage
• Dawson in pro football's Hall of Fame
• Writer Deighton (3)
• Sportswriter Pasquarelli
• Dawson, Dykstra or Deighton
• Spy thriller author Deighton
• Sportscaster Berman, novelist Deighton, or quarterback Dawson
• Chiefs quarterback Dawson in the Pro Football Hall of Fame
• Sports anchor Berman
• Cariou of 'Sweeney Todd'
• Kansas City football analyst Dawson
• Dykstra who played baseball
• "Total Recall" director Wiseman
• Cariou of TV's "Blue Bloods"
• Thriller writer Deighton
• Dawson in the first Super Bowl
• Business bigwig Blavatnik
• N.F.L. Hall-of-Famer Dawson
• 'Total Recall' director Wiseman
• Dykstra or Cariou
• Cariou of 'Applause'
• Thriller author's first name
• Deighton or Cariou
• College basketball TV analyst Elmore
• Film director Wiseman
• Quarterback great Dawson
• Spy thriller writer Deighton
• Dawson who played in Super Bowl I
• Spy-fi author Deighton
• Longtime leader in late-night
• Hall of fame lineman Ford
• Legendary QB Dawson
• Cariou of 'Blue Bloods'
• Deighton who wrote "The IPCRESS File"
• Goodman of "Dancing with the Stars"
• "Faith," "Hope," and "Charity" author Deighton
• "Total Recall" (2012) director Wiseman
• Dykstra or Bias
• 'Dancing With the Stars' judge Goodman
• Judge Goodman of "Dancing With the Stars"
• With 113-Across, "Funeral in Berlin" author
• Reality judge Goodman
• Actor Cariou of "Blue Bloods"
• Dykstra of the diamond
• Mr. Deighton
• Bias or Deighton
• Actor Cariou, to pals
• Deighton, Berman or Dawson
• Reality TV judge Goodman
• Former "Inside the NFL" host Dawson
• ___ Lesser, player of Uncle Leo on "Seinfeld"
• Cariou or Dawson
• Elmore or Dawson of professional sports
• "Steal My Sunshine" brother-sister duo
• Former Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Dawson
• Barrie, Dawson or Deighton
• Tony-winning Sweeney portrayer Cariou
• He has 50 points
• Nominally a piece of stale news
• Name abbreviated to half length?
• It's less than his whole name
• He can show us a number of points
• He may have to sit out, saying nothing
• He sits in silence
• In silence, how can he make a number of points?
• He has fifty points
• He gives some vocal encouragement
• College basketball star Bias
• "XPD" author Deighton
• British author Deighton
• Spy-novel author Deighton
• Deighton who wrote "Goodbye, Mickey Mouse"
• TV dancing judge Goodman
• Has he to sit around keeping his mouth shut?
• ___ Goodman, longtime judge on "Dancing With the Stars"
• "Blue Bloods" actor Cariou
• Director Wiseman
• Dance judge Goodman
• Lesser who played Seinfeld's Uncle Leo
• Mr. Cariou
• Nominally, he shows a learner points
• Cariou of “Blue Bloods”
• Berman or Deighton
• Berman in sportcasting
• Goodman on "Dancing With the Stars"
• Boy in trouble, naturally
• Annual winter/spring observance
• "Dancing With the Stars" panel name
• Boy's name
• “Dancing With the Stars” judge Goodman
• Name in the middle of "middle names"
• Billionaire Blavatnik
• Judge on BBC's "Strictly Come Dancing" (2004-2016)
• Name within "Valentina"
• ___ Wiseman, director of "Total Recall"
• At the half mile point, neither Lee Les nor Lew
• Name that becomes another name if you add "He" to the beginning
• Man's name hidden in "reliableness"
• Deighton of spy fiction
• "Strong as a lion" guy's nickname
• Name abbreviated to half length?
• Canadian band with the 1999 top 10 hit "Steal My Sunshine"
• "When They See Us" actor Cariou
• Male name hidden in this clue
• Spy-fi writer Deighton
• In silence, how can he make a number of points?
• Ballroom dancer Goodman
• Longtime "Dancing With the Stars" judge Goodman
• A Russian revolutionary took him in
• Man's name hidden in "bottleneck"
• Name hidden in "telenovela"
• ___ Cariou, Broadway's original Sweeney Todd
• ___ Deighton, British spy novelist
• "Steal My Sunshine" group
• Spy-fi novelist Deighton
• QB Dawson who faced Bart Starr in Super Bowl I
• Calendar boy?
• Duo with the 1999 hit "Steal My Sunshine"
• He's cut short, so there's some silence
• Wiseman who directed "Ballerina" and "Live Free or Die Hard"