Show #2676 1996-04-01 (taped 1995-12-12) Regular

David Sampugnaro game 1.

Contestants

David Sampugnaro — a writer and consultant originally from Elmsford, New York

Kathryn Perry — a technical consultant from Washington, D.C.

Gary Fulcomer — an Air Force attorney originally from Allentown, Pennsylvania (whose 1-day cash winnings total $11,500)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Gary	$600	$3,200	$7,100	$900 3rd place: a gift certificate for books	$8,000 19 R (including 1 DD), 1 W (including 1 DD)
Kathryn	$500	$2,100	$5,100	$3,100 2nd place: Gateway 2000 Family PC & armoire	$4,700 14 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
David	$1,500	$1,600	$6,600	$13,200 New champion: $13,200	$6,600 21 R, 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

APRIL FOOLS' DAY	GOLF	INCREDIBLE EDIBLES	SOUTH AMERICA	CELEBRITY ASTROLOGY	RHYME TIME
$100 [7] Rachmaninoff & Rostand, to name two April 1 birthdays Kathryn David	$100 [6] The Wack Wack course near Manila has often hosted this country's Open the Philippines David	$100 [12] Some cooks deep-fry these aural appendages of a pig & use them as an unusual garnish pig ears David	$100 [1] The widest expanse of this 4,500-mile mountain range is about 400 miles in Bolivia the Andes David	$100 [25] He was born under Capricorn, the sign of the goat, but he "Dances With Wolves" Kevin Costner David	$100 [16] Handbags for RNs nurses' purses David
$200 [8] The "core" of this computer company goes back to its founding, April 1, 1976 Apple Computer David	$200 [20] Used to loft the ball, these irons may be sand or pitching wedges Gary	$200 [13] "Joy of Cooking" suggests serving this North American marsupial with turnip greens possum Kathryn	$200 [2] 80% of Argentina's farm products come from this fertile plain Pampas David	$200 [26] If you don't know Billy Crystal's sign, go fish Pisces Kathryn	$200 [17] A strange goatee a weird beard Kathryn
$300 [9] On April 1, 1789, the House had its first quorum & elected Frederick A.C. Muhlenberg to this post Speaker of the House David	$300 [21] Bobby Jones is president in perpetuity of Augusta National, the course that's home to this top tournament the Masters Gary David	$300 [14] Hippophagy is the practice of eating this meat, though you may say, "Nay!" horsemeat Gary	$300 [3] Sparked by an oil boom, the population of this Venezuelan capital tripled between 1961 & 1981 Caracas Gary	$300 [27] Designer Anne Klein chose a lion's face as her company's symbol because this was her sign Leo Gary	$300 [18] An insatiable eater of aged sheep meat a mutton glutton Kathryn David
$400 [10] This country was declared an Islamic Republic, April 1, 1979 Iran Kathryn	$400 [22] Term for the group of spectators that watch a golf tournament gallery Gary	$400 [15] The "World Encyclopedia of Food" says the nine-banded type of this mammal is "edible but far from delicious" armadillo David	$400 [4] This Chilean strait was an important shipping route before the building of the Panama Canal the Strait of Magellan Gary	$400 [28] People born under this sign such as Roseanne are known for passion, but beware their "sting" Scorpio Kathryn	$400 [19] Donor of a hepatic organ a liver giver Gary
$500 [11] Its official date was April 1, 1990, the 21st time it had taken place in the U.S. the census	$500 [23] The famous triumverate of the 1960's was Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, & this South African Gary Player Gary	$500 [24] Cajun chefs have been known to cook nutria, a furry member of this order of mammals rodents Kathryn	DD $400 [5] The only European possession on South America's mainland is this territory French Guiana Gary	$500 [29] Sympathetic, helpful people like Oprah Winfrey are often born under this sign of the water carrier Aquarius David	$500 [30] A magazine piece on the neutron or electron a particle article Gary

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE 17th CENTURY	BUSINESS & INDUSTRY	COMPOSERS	TRAVEL & TOURISM	COLUMNISTS	-OLOGIES
$200 [18] George Chapman's translation of this Homer work was completed in 1611; his "Odyssey" appeared in 1616 the Iliad Kathryn	$200 [12] In 1894 this inventor sold all of his shares in General Electric, but stayed on as a consultant Thomas Edison Gary	$200 [3] Written in 1966, "Requiem Canticles" was the last major work by this composer of "The Firebird" Igor Stravinsky David	$200 [1] You can get a free cup of coffee at the Mauna Loa Royal Kona Coffee Mill & Museum in this state Hawaii Gary	$200 [2] Books by this Washington humorist include "I Am Not a Crook" & "While Reagan Slept" Art Buchwald Kathryn	$200 [26] The branch of medicine that deals with the use of these rays is known as roentgenology X rays Gary
$400 [21] Sophia Alexeyevna served as regent of this country from 1682 to 1689 Russia Kathryn	$400 [14] In 1914, 1-pound cartons of this product came on the market under the brand name Jolly Time popcorn Gary	$400 [6] Court composer Michel-Richard De Lalande gave harpsichord lessons to this "Sun King"'s daughters Louis XIV David	$400 [4] Including the statue, Nelson's Column towers 185 feet above this London square Trafalgar Square David	$400 [9] This Newsweek columnist is a regular commentator on "This Week with David Brinkley" George Will Gary	$400 [27] It's the science that studies biomes, food chains & the relationship of living things & the environment ecology Gary
$600 [23] A royal observatory was founded in this London borough in 1675 Greenwich	$600 [15] In 1988 she became chairman of Playboy Enterprises Christie Hefner Kathryn	$800 [20] This Viennese composer called one of his many waltzes "Wiener Blut", which means "Vienna Blood" Johann Strauss Gary	$600 [5] Poet Alexander Pushkin's home at 53 Arbat Street in this capital is now a museum Moscow Kathryn	DD $500 [13] Formerly a Nixon speechwriter, he's now known for his syndicated column on language William Safire Gary	$600 [28] Franz Boas & Margaret Mead were experts in this field anthropology David
$800 [24] In 1660 this author of "The Pilgrim's Progress" was arrested for preaching without a license John Bunyan David	$800 [16] It's IBM's "colorful" nickname "Big Blue" David	DD $1,000 [19] In 1969 he was named Conductor Laureate for life of the New York Philharmonic Leonard Bernstein Kathryn	$800 [7] You can see artist Henri Matisse's tomb in this French city on the Riviera Nice David	$600 [10] In 1955 she began her advice column by assuming the pen name of a columnist who just died Ann Landers Kathryn David	$800 [29] Penology is a branch of this social science criminology (corrections accepted) Gary Kathryn
$1,000 [25] Andrew Melville, who succeeded this man as the leader of Scottish Presbyterianism, died in 1622 John Knox David	$1,000 [17] In 1946 this tool company marketed its first electric drill for home use Black & Decker David	$1,000 [22] This Austrian composer wasn't Mozart's father, but Mozart did call him "Papa" Franz Josef Haydn Kathryn	$1,000 [8] About a mile from Edinburgh Castle, this palace of Mary, Queen of Scots is open to the public Holyrood David	$800 [11] During WWII this "Washington Merry-Go-Round" columnist was a reporter for The Stars and Stripes Jack Anderson	$1,000 [30] It refers to the history of books, or the study of the Bible bibliology David

Final Jeopardy!

U.S. PRESIDENTS

The two presidents whose fathers signed the Declaration of Independence

William Henry Harrison & John Quincy Adams

Kathryn "Who are Andrew Jackson & James Monroe" — wagered $2,000

David "Who were William Henry Harrison & John Quincy Adams?" — wagered $6,600

Gary "Who are John Quincy Adams & Andrew Jackson?" — wagered $6,200

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