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New York Times, Saturday, November 24, 1951
70-Across : Standing: Comb. form.
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 76, Blocks: 36, Avg Word Len: 4.97, Missing: { J Q X Z }, Scrabble score: 275 (avg 1.46)
Open Squares: 73,
Cheaters: 2,
FITB: 5,
XRef: 0,
Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 14,
Grid flow: 27.5
Grid has duplicate clues.
1 F | 2 A | 3 N | 4 S | | 5 N | 6 E | 7 E | 8 S | 9 E | | 10 D | 11 U | 12 K | 13 E |
14 E | T | O | N | | 15 I | R | V | I | N | | 16 I | R | A | N |
17 D | O | N | E | | 18 G | R | A | N | D | 19 S | T | A | N | D |
20 S | P | A | E | 21 T | H | | 22 S | E | A | T | T | L | E | |
| | | 23 R | I | T | 24 A | | 25 S | L | E | Y | | | |
26 M | 27 A | 28 S | S | A | C | R | 29 E | | 30 L | A | B | 31 E | 32 L | 33 S |
34 E | D | H | | 35 R | A | G | E | 36 S | | 37 L | A | N | A | I |
38 S | O | I | 39 T | | 40 P | U | R | I | 41 M | | 42 G | E | N | T |
43 T | W | E | R | 44 P | | 45 S | I | N | O | 46 N | | 47 A | C | E |
48 A | N | D | E | A | 49 N | | 50 E | C | L | I | 51 P | S | E | S |
| | | 52 P | R | O | 53 S | | 54 E | A | C | H | | | |
| 55 I | 56 M | I | T | A | T | 57 E | | 58 S | E | A | 59 B | 60 A | 61 T |
62 W | O | O | D | Y | H | A | Y | 63 E | S | | 64 R | O | B | E |
65 A | W | O | L | | 66 I | R | E | N | E | | 67 O | U | R | S |
68 G | A | R | Y | | 69 C | E | R | E | S | | 70 S | T | A | T |
© 1951, The New York TimesNo. 888
Across
1
People in bowl and stadium. :
FANS5
Georgia ___ Clark. :
NEESE10
Home of the "Blue Devils." :
DUKE14
Harrow's traditional cricket rival. :
ETON15
Mr. Cobb, late famous Kentucky humorist. :
IRVIN16
17
18
20
Sigmund ___, musician-writer. :
SPAETH22
Where Howe Odell's "Huskies" hail from. :
SEATTLE23
25
26
30
34
Old English letter. :
EDH35
Proceeds with great violence. :
RAGES37
A veranda, in Hawaii. :
LANAI38
Honi ___ qui mal y pense. :
SOIT40
Celebrated on the 14th of Adar. :
PURIM42
43
Insignificant person: Slang. :
TWERP45
The Greek who induced the Trojans to accept the wooden horse. :
SINON47
48
Native of South America. :
ANDEAN50
52
54
55
58
62
64
65
66
67
68
Indiana port on Lake Michigan. :
GARY69
Daughter of Ops and Saturn. :
CERES70
Standing: Comb. form. :
STAT
Down
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Le Gallienne and Gabor. :
EVAS8
Ratios used in math. :
SINES9
10
Where sailors keep buttons, thread, etc. :
DITTYBAG11
12
"Citizen ___," Orson Welles role. :
KANE13
19
21
Head ornament: Poet. :
TIAR24
His eyes dot the peacock's tail. :
ARGUS26
Lady in Luxemburg. :
MESTA27
Descending: Poet. :
ADOWN28
29
31
32
Long, shafted weapon. :
LANCE33
36
39
41
44
Tea, dinner or theatre. :
PARTY46
49
Of the time of a biblical patriarch. :
NOAHIC51
Lighthouse that was one of the Seven Wonders of the World. :
PHAROS53
55
Home of the "Hawkeyes." :
IOWA56
57
59
60
First part of a magic word. :
ABRA61
62
63
Wheelsman's direction. :
ENE
Answer summary:
3 unique to this puzzle, 11 debuted here and reused later, 5 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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