Across
- 9. These Ducks play at Eugene’s Autzen
- 11. Stopping points for runners
- 12. Pirates' fans most beloved Pirate
- 14. A famous "X" pirate
- 15. Original use for rubber ducks
- 18. Our only "Model" president
- 22. Proper fold shape for Stars & Stripes
- 23. Pirate emotional support animal
- 24. What the RubberDucks play in The Rubber Capital of the World
- 25. Vehicle used for Boston sightseeing tours
- 26. Madden’s Raiders raided here
- 28. Pirates love them (?)
- 30. Hard core features, informally
- 31. Some pretty cool stuff
- 33. Like some stems and situations
- 34. Defeated
- 35. Like some waves
- 36. Largest signature on Declaration of Independence
- 39. Toy with one’s food, perhaps?
- 41. Lots of rubber ducks disembarked from this vessel in 1992
- 44. Oldest fireworks company in the US
- 45. Ducks have a great sense of _____
- 47. Children's fowl game
- 49. What's on the menu on Coney Island
- 50. Sitting ducks
- 51. They make bathtime fun
- 52. Our "not hairless" national avian
- 54. Hits close to home
- 55. Pirate hunter turned pirate
- 56. Palmated feet
Down
- 1. Famous novel that begins on the 4th
- 2. English name for pirate flag
- 3. Number of times Liberty Bell is rung on the 4th
- 4. Crooned about a washed up forty year old pirate
- 5. Connecticut's state song
- 6. Modern jack sparrow
- 7. Piece of pirate gold
- 8. Skull and crossbones warn for them
- 10. Popular Disney cruise event
- 13. Wrap sheets
- 16. Champion ship capturer
- 17. Yo ho ho and what kind of rum?
- 19. Cartoon character introduced in 1934
- 20. Male ducks
- 21. The call their pirates “Buccaneers” here
- 23. State with the oldest brewery
- 27. Beverage of choice in Boston Harbor
- 29. City that hosted first official Independence Day celebration
- 32. Describes a duck's romantic tendencies
- 37. Pirates blockaded this SC city in 1718
- 38. PeeDee the Pirate hangs here
- 40. Edward Teach's nickname
- 42. Hideaway church table
- 43. US President born on the 4th
- 46. NCIS' beloved coroner
- 48. Billy the Kidd's cousin?
- 53. Considered the "most American" dessert
