Fenway Park on June 21, 2008 (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Visual Description: Fan rivalry at Fenway.
CAPTEK = PACKET, CLEAPA = PALACE, MANHYL = HYMNAL, WADEMO = MEADOW, LANFIE = FINALE, PETLIG = PIGLET — Giving us: PETPAEHNMOWILEIGT
Clue/Question: The stands at the baseball game were – – –
Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox, is the oldest operating ballpark in the United States. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Answer: “TEAMING“ WITH PEOPLE
(Wow! A 17 letter answer. That is pretty big. None of the clue words are new today, but I think all of the jumbling is. They were all jumbled well, but the only one I had any real difficulty in getting was”palace”. The answer letter layout was wonderfully cryptic. At first I was a bit stumped. But, after I paid more attention to the answer blocks I quickly decided the middle word was WITH. Then the word PEOPLE came into view. When I wrote out the remaining letters – TAENMIG – I was able to figure out TEAMING, which is a homophone of TEEMING, which makes the answer a valid pun. Fun cartoon. Great Sunday Jumble. Be well and do good, friends.) — YUR
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Thank you as always. Figured out “Teaming With People” as the answer but didn’t fully understand until your explanation.
My pleasure, friend! — YUR
There seem to be different puzzles on the same day. The Jumble for 8/24/2014 I had online was NESwy – NEWSY, TyRId – DIRTY, VAShil – LAVISH and ORrEbb – ROBBER. The picture clue was obviously “ENVELOPE” 8 letters. However online the solution was 12 letters, “RESERVATIONS” Really screwed up.
I don’t do the online one. Just the one in the newspaper. 8/24 was a Sunday though, and I know there is no Sunday (six six-letter words) Jumble available online. Also, neither one of those answers sounds like a recent one. Your online site might be posting old ones for Sundays.
— YUR