| SAT, on baggage tags |
Newsday |
23 May 2020 |
| Spurs play there |
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| U.S. city founded in 37-Across |
New York Times |
17 May 2018 |
| Home to shooting Stars |
New York Times |
02 Sep 2017 |
| Home of the NBA's Spurs |
The Washington Post |
24 Jul 2017 |
| Home of the NBA Spurs |
Newsday |
15 Jan 2017 |
| Foreign nations on a mission here once |
The Times Cryptic |
26 Feb 2015 |
| Home of the WNBA's Silver Stars |
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| 35 + 10 |
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| City named for a Paduan priest |
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| City near Randolph Air Force Base |
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| Home of Our Lady of the Lake University |
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| Location of 1 Down |
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| Alamo site |
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| Site of a famed 1836 battle |
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| Chisholm Trail city |
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| Alamo Plaza site |
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| NBA city |
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| Lackland Air Force Base city |
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| Fort Sam Houston site |
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| Alamo locale |
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| Fort Sam Houston locale |
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| Texas shrine city |
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| Locale of Lackland A.F.B. |
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| Texas river |
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| Site of "HemisFair '68." |
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| Where Davy Crockett fell. |
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| City of the Alamo. |
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| Where Randolph and Kelly Fields are. |
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| Texas's third largest city. |
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| Site of the Alamo. |
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| Site of Fort Sam Houston. |
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| Where Randolph Field is. |
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| Livestock, mineral springs, Trinity U., and the Alamo. |
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