| 20, in the Gettysburg Address | 29 |
| ___ run (cross the plate) | 25 |
| It has many diamond figures | 27 |
| A World Series cynosure | 23 |
| Place for strikes or strokes | 28 |
| Game-watcher's aid | 22 |
| Where some eagles are seen | 26 |
| Made baskets, for example | 25 |
| Got the puck past the goalie | 28 |
| Wrote for an orchestra | 22 |
| Picked up a point or two | 24 |
| Marked with lines or grooves | 28 |
| Didn't get nothing | 22 |
| Crossed home plate, say | 23 |
| Crossed home plate, e.g. | 24 |
| Achieved a goal, perhaps | 24 |
| Got one past the goalie | 23 |
| ... like an orchestra leader? | 29 |
| Notched, as a leaf's edge | 29 |
| Scrabble player's need | 26 |
| Bridge or Scrabble need | 23 |
| Stack at a bridge party | 23 |
| One who makes a point or two | 28 |
| One who gets the point | 22 |
| LeBron or Kobe, notably | 23 |
| One who puts up points | 22 |
| One running home, maybe | 23 |
| One making a soccer goal | 24 |
| One crossing the plate | 22 |
| Official at a ball game | 23 |
| Basketball star, often | 22 |
| Touchdown makers, e.g. | 22 |
| They make arrangements | 22 |
| What band does at No. 1 | 23 |
| They're often settled | 25 |
| Matter for the Met and Mets | 27 |
| Maestro's collection | 24 |
| Conductor's library books | 29 |
| Catches a touchdown pass | 24 |
| Loses to a late-night host? | 27 |
| Movie composer's job? | 25 |
| It may be heaped on someone | 27 |
| Look upon with disdain | 22 |
| Look down on with disdain | 25 |
| It may be heaped on one | 23 |
| One who shows contempt | 22 |
| He arouses a woman's fury | 29 |
| Ears catch note of derision? | 28 |
| IRS business designation | 24 |
| Late October zodiac sign | 24 |
| Child born early in Nov. | 24 |
| Aggressive type, supposedly | 27 |
| Stinger of the Southwest | 24 |
| Constellation near Libra | 24 |
| Frequent director of De Niro | 28 |
| William Wallace, for one | 24 |
| Robert Louis Stevenson, e.g. | 28 |
| St. Andrew's Day observer | 29 |
| Sean Connery, by birth | 22 |
| Andrew Carnegie, for one | 24 |
| Bagpipes player, often | 22 |
| Sir William Wallace, for one | 28 |
| Sean Connery, among many | 24 |
| Many a Royal Troon golfer | 25 |
| Macbeth or Duncan, e.g. | 23 |
| J.K. Rowling or Captain Kidd | 28 |
| Groundskeeper Willie, for one | 29 |
| Arthur Conan Doyle, e.g. | 24 |
| William Wallace for one | 24 |
| Uncle Scrooge, for one | 22 |
| Typical Burns supper attendee | 29 |
| St. Andrews golf club member | 28 |
| Sir James Dewar, for one | 24 |
| Robert the Bruce subject | 24 |
| Resident of the Land of Cakes | 29 |
| Native of Inverness-shire | 25 |
| Native of Aberdeen or Dundee | 28 |
| Muriel Spark or Robert Burns | 28 |
| Mathematician Napier, for one | 29 |
| Mary Stuart is a famous one | 27 |
| Many a wearer of plaid | 22 |
| Many a St. Andrews golfer | 25 |
| James Herriot or J.K. Rowling | 29 |
| Inverness inhabitant, e.g. | 26 |
| Groundskeeper Willie, e.g. | 26 |
| Golfer Montgomerie, e.g. | 24 |
| Golfer Montgomerie e.g. | 24 |
| Gentleman with Paisley ties? | 28 |
| Craig Ferguson, for one | 23 |
| Craig Ferguson, by birth | 24 |
| Carnegie, but not Mellon | 24 |
| Captain Kidd or Sean Connery | 28 |
| Captain Kidd or J.K. Rowling | 28 |
| Arthur Conan Doyle, by birth | 28 |
| Actor Alan Cumming, by birth | 28 |
| "Nae" sayer? | 22 |
| ___-free (without punishment) | 29 |
| ___ and lot (old levy) | 22 |
| Word with tape or whiskey | 25 |
| Partners in the tavern | 22 |