Cup Winning Clues in 1974
◀  1973  |  1975  ▶  |  Other years
        DateClue wordWinnerClueExplanation
AZ97JanTREBUCHETW. L. Miron‘… slings … arms … no more … perchance … the rub …’ etc.anag.; ref. Hamlet’s soliloquy
AZ100JanCENTENARIAND. F. ManleyAn ancient the Queen may get excitedanag. incl. ER, & lit.; ref. Royal telegram
AZ105MarMalabar-rat, raccoon, nylghau, oriole, aberdevine, howler (Anagram)J. HorwoodA very horrible anagram I’ll clue: “Who once abode on Ararat?” 
AZ110AprGALLOWS-RIPEF. R. PalmerSuch as rope and gravity will settleanag. incl. g, & lit.
AZ114MayPANICMs E. AllenThis grass will do for a picnic – there’s no one aboutanag. less I c.
AZ118JunOPERETTIST (Misprints)N. GambierTrio and septet orchestrated for Strads, e.g.Straus; anag.; Oscar S.
AZ123JulSCATTERGOODW. K. M. SlimmingsNamely, one never tight – therefore in the red?sc. a TT ergo o/d, & lit.
AZ127AugFRITHSOKENC. O. ButcherIt must have reduced the risk of ending in prisonanag. + n, & lit.
AZ130SepEADISH (Printer’s Devilry)L. J. WaymanMiddle age? Spr/int to get fitter 
AZ135OctGABIONADEC. O. ButcherI form bulges erected on a defence’s sidesI bag (rev.) on a d, e, & lit.
AZ139NovPIEPOWDERD. WilliamsonI might have benefited from Maundy Gregory perhaps, going after welcome honourpie1, powder; ref. ceremony of washing feet; G.’s powder
AZ143DecJingle for BALTHAZAR, MELCHIOR, CASPAR (A jingle)C. Allen BakerWith gifts weighed down, frost-flecked, adorned,
And star above, ye wise men three-O,
‘Tis little wonder, sirs, that ye
Might well be termed a Christmas tree-O
 
AZ146XmasCHARADESB. GreerThey may be made up by dear Azed each Xmas (deduction of first and second parts required)anag. of (de)ar (Az)ed (ea)ch (Xm)as, & lit.