Show #1241 1990-01-15 (taped 1989-09-19) Regular

Frank Spangenberg game 5.Frank sets a new single-day cash winnings record of $30,600 and a new 5-day cash winnings record of $102,597.

Contestants

Murdock Martin — a graduate student originally from Moss Point, Mississippi

Barbara Prideaux — a teacher from St. Charles, Missouri

Frank Spangenberg — a police officer from Flushing, New York (whose 4-day cash winnings total $71,997)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Frank	$2,100	$3,700	$20,500	$30,600 5-day champion: $75,000 + $27,597 to the Missionaries of Charity in New York City	$11,100 31 R (including 2 DDs), 3 W
Barbara	$-100	$-100	$500	$850 3rd place: a Casablanca ceiling fan	$500 4 R, 3 W
Murdock	$200	$800	$5,200	$5,000 2nd place: a Broyhill 6-piece bedroom suite	$6,200 14 R, 3 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

WORLD GEOGRAPHY	SPORTS	4-LETTER WORDS	FAMOUS FAMILIES	FURNITURE	FIRSTS
$100 [6] Kangaroo Island is the 3rd largest offshore island of this country Australia Barbara	$100 [26] Lauren Bacall could tell you it's the term used for 1 stroke over par in golf bogey Frank Murdock	$100 [11] Despite its name, this pink wine is made from grapes, not flowers rosé Frank	$100 [12] On July 22, 1989 she celebrated her 99th birthday at the family compound in Hyannis Port Rose Kennedy Frank	$100 [1] The French Empire style of furniture is associated with his empire Napoleon I Frank Murdock	$100 [18] Dr. West's Miracle Tuft toothbrush of 1938 was the 1st to have bristles made of this nylon Frank
$200 [7] Judas trees grow on the northern slopes of this country's Mount Carmel National Park & Nature Reserves Israel Frank	$200 [27] In 1968 Olympic gold medalist Jim Hines became the 1st man to run this race in under 10 seconds 100 meter dash Murdock	$200 [17] The dry particles of matter found on your furniture, or what you do to remove them dust Frank	$200 [13] In this family Leo was a famous tenor, his son Walter & granddaughter Erika, actors the Slezak family Barbara	$200 [2] Small, modern table named for the school where it was designed, not for a clergyman a Parsons table Frank	$200 [19] Observance at which English colonists 1st ate popcorn the first Thanksgiving Murdock
$300 [8] At the old observatory here you can stand with 1 foot in the eastern hemisphere & one in the western Greenwich, England Frank	$300 [28] In this team sport the neutral zone is located between 2 blue lines hockey Frank	$300 [23] Because of his big bullwhip, Western star Al LaRue was nicknamed this "Lash" Murdock	$300 [14] His daughters Caroline & Stephanie seem to be popular tabloid topics Prince Rainier Murdock	$300 [3] Stand with a sloping top that serves to support a book; its 1st known appearance was in Byzantium a lectern Frank	$300 [20] They were the U.S. presidents when the 1st man went into space & the 1st man walked on the Moon Kennedy & Nixon Frank
$400 [9] The southernmost glacier in Europe, the Calderone, is in this country's Apennine Mts. Italy Frank	—	$400 [24] "Integument" is a fancy word for this part of an animal when it's separated from the body skin Frank	$500 [16] The Marciano Brothers & the Nakash Brothers are feuding families in this line of business jeans manufacturers Frank	$400 [4] This word can mean either an upholstered, backless & armless seat or a stuffed footstool an ottoman Frank	$400 [21] The 8 contestants in the 1st Miss America pageant in 1921 represented these cities Frank
$500 [10] This port city is West Germany's leading industrial center Hamburg Murdock	—	$500 [25] The badges Girl Scouts earn are officially worn on this part of the uniform sash Frank	DD $1,000 [15] Michael d'Abo, father of Olivia on "The Wonder Years", was lead singer of the following group:"Come all without, come all within /You'll not see nothing like the Mighty Quinn /Come all without, come all within /You'll not see..." Manfred Mann Murdock	$500 [5] This American furniture style that appeared about 1790 was named for the new style of government the Federal style Murdock	$500 [22] In 1981 Western Bancorporation was renamed this when it became the 1st bank to franchise its services First Interstate

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE OLD WEST	EDUCATION	SAINTS	ANATOMY	MUSIC	LASTS
$200 [8] In 1840 this Swiss was granted 49,000 acres in California & built a tannery, a fort, a mill... (John) Sutter Barbara	$200 [21] This term for a secondary school came from Edinburgh, Scotland a high school Frank	$200 [4] If his mother had listened to friends & named him after his father, he would be Zechariah the Baptist John the Baptist Frank	$200 [26] Part of your body which contains a mitral valve the heart Frank	$200 [16] Some say man's 1st musical instrument was the flute; others say it was this percussion type the drum Frank	$200 [2] Dying in 1832 at age 95, Charles Carroll of Carrollton was the last surviving person who signed this the Declaration of Independence Murdock
$400 [9] He wrote about the time he spent seeking hides on the West Coast in "Two Years Before the Mast" (Richard) Dana Frank	$400 [22] The 1st female med school grad in Italy, she revolutionized methods of teaching young children Maria Montessori Frank	$400 [1] Though born in Britain c. 385, he's the patron saint of a nearby island St. Patrick Murdock	$400 [27] Felt when you "make a muscle", this muscle raises the forearm a bicep Murdock	$400 [17] In the 1960s Robert A. Moog developed this instrument used in classical & pop music the synthesizer Murdock	$400 [3] The last beach movie this pair starred in was "Back to the Beach" Annette Funicello & Frankie Avalon Frank Barbara
$600 [10] Tx. & Mex. banned the Maher-Fitzsimmons boxing match, so this judge held it on a sand bar in the Rio Grande Roy Bean Frank	$600 [23] In 1947 the Supreme Court upheld free busing & in 1968 free books for students in these schools Parochial Schools Frank	$600 [5] Brewer's Dictionary quotes this saint as having said, "Love me, love my dog" St. Bernard Frank	$600 [28] It comprises about 62% of the weight of an average man; about 6% less in women water Murdock	$600 [18] 42 members of the London Symphony are heard in "A Day In The Life" on this Beatles album Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band Murdock	$600 [13] On Sunday, May 14, 1989 these 2 network shows aired their last episodes & they were on against each other Family Ties & Moonlighting
$1,000 [12] On May 10, 1869 Leland Stanford drew back his sledge hammer, let it fall & missed the spike linking these RRs the Union Pacific & the Central Pacific Frank	$1,000 [25] 19th century Massachusetts educator who's known as the "Father of American Public Education" Horace Mann Murdock	$800 [6] As their patron saint, St. Erasmus, also known by this name, gets sailors all fired up St. Elmo Frank	—	$800 [19] Collier's Ency. says this Gershwin work is the most widely performed orchestral piece by an American "Rhapsody In Blue" Murdock	$800 [14] This car company merged with Packard in 1954 & made its last car in the U.S. in 1963 Studebaker Frank Barbara
DD $4,000 [11] In 1849 the Army took over Fort Laramie, Wyoming to protect the wagon trains on this trail the Oregon Trail Frank	DD $7,000 [24] In 1896 the Supreme Court used this oft-quoted phrase to describe acceptable segregation separate but equal Frank	$1,000 [7] He founded the Daughters of Charity & the Lazarists, & a charitable society is named for him St. Vincent de Paul Frank	—	$1,000 [20] Sigma guitars imported from Korea are sold in the U.S. by this company known for its acoustic guitars Martin Barbara	$1,000 [15] This author of "The Last Days of Pompeii" advised Dickens to give "Great Expectations" a happier ending (Edward) Bulwer-Lytton Barbara

Final Jeopardy!

U.S. PRESIDENTS

Of the 1st 7 presidents, only these 2 were not re-elected

John Adams & John Quincy Adams

Barbara "Who are Adams & J.Q. Adams?" — wagered $350

Murdock "Who were Madison & J. Adams" — wagered $200

Frank "Who are John Adams & J.Q. Adams?" — wagered $10,100

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