| Cambridge U.; renter; diamond club; X; six-footer; one who might enter a pool; that lady; loner; snowball gripper |
| Fleet runner? |
| Six-footers |
| Base runner? |
| Experiment runner? |
| Six-foot soldiers? |
| Australian six-footers |
| Psychologist-turned-N.F.L. runner? |
| Six-foot creature? |
| Hard-working six-footer? |
| Hard-working six-footers? |
| Six-footers on a hill |
| Road runner? |
| Feathered six-footers |
| Six-foot runner? |
| Greyhound runner? |
| Australian six-footer |
| Six-footers on hills |
| Industrious six-footers |
| Short six-footers? |
| Wave runner? |
| Aussie six-footer |
| Tiny six-footer |
| Six-foot seventh-graders, say |
| Six-foot worker, maybe |
| Five-to-six-foot Aussie |
| Cowboy's option for bringing down a runner? |
| How to score it when you bunt your hard-boiled breakfast to advance the runner? |
| Six-footers that even short people tower over? |
| Six-footers at a picnic |