Show #1660 1991-11-15 (taped 1991-10-15) Tournament of Champions

1991 Tournament of Champions final game 2.

Contestants

Jim Scott — a legal assistant from Columbia, Maryland (subtotal of $20,000)

Lou Pryor — a lawyer and Seniors Tournament winner from New Canaan, Connecticut (subtotal of $9,100)

Steve Robin — a marketing consultant from Scottsdale, Arizona (subtotal of $10,400)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Steve	$1,400	$1,700	$11,200	$2,200	$6,800 21 R (including 3 DDs), 4 W
Lou	$0	$2,600	$8,600	$600	$8,600 19 R, 0 W
Jim	$700	$200	$4,000	$1,650	$4,000 13 R, 5 W

Jeopardy! Round

FLORIDIANS	FOOD	'60s SITCOMS	ANIMALS	BUSINESS & INDUSTRY	ODD WORDS
$100 [1] On May 18, 1953 pilot Jacqueline Cochran became the first woman to break this barrier Sound barrier Steve	$100 [15] The Belgian type of this battercake is served for breakfast or for dessert Waffle Lou	$100 [10] In 1968 "The Lucy Show" evolved into a new show titled this Here's Lucy Steve	$100 [21] The robber crab is known for climbing palms to feed on these Coconuts Lou	$100 [26] Kimberly-Clark first advertised these tissues as a disposable cold cream remover Kleenex Lou	$100 [20] A person described as loquacious does this a lot Talks Jim
$200 [2] Ruth Bryan Owen, who served in the U.S. House from 1929-33, was this famous Nebraskan's daughter William Jennings Bryan Jim	$200 [16] Dishes flavored or garnished with these rare costly fungi are referred to as "a la Perigourdine" Truffles Lou	$200 [11] Bill Bixby starred in 2 sitcoms during the 1960s, "My Favorite Martian" & this The Courtship of Eddie's Father	$200 [27] The part of the male lyrebird that's shaped like a lyre the tail Lou Jim	$300 [8] Headquartered in St. Louis, it's the largest single brewing organization in the world Anheuser-Busch Steve Jim	$200 [22] A "hiduk" can be this type of fighter that hides in the hills & makes quick surprise attacks a guerrilla fighter Steve
$300 [5] Labor leader A. Philip Randolph organized the brotherhood of these porters in 1925 Sleeping car porters Jim	$300 [17] The name of this Mexican dish made with chiles & cheese translates to "stuffed peppers" Chiles Rellenos Lou	$300 [12] This show featured Shady Rest Hotel proprietor Kate Bradley, her three daughters & their uncle Petticoat Junction Steve	$300 [28] The flying fox isn't a type of fox, but a type of this Bat Steve	$400 [7] With help from Mitsubishi, this company manufactured the first Korean automobile in 1976 Hyundai Steve	$300 [23] An opera extra, when not carrying one of these, can set it in a fewter Spear Lou
$400 [4] Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings won the 1939 Pulitzer Prize for this story of a boy & his fawn The Yearling Steve	$400 [18] Tahini, a thick paste used in Middle Eastern cooking, is made from these ground seeds Sesame seeds Lou	$400 [13] The 2 Williams who played O'Caseys on "My Three Sons" Demarest & Frawley Steve	$400 [29] In 1921 Banting & Best controlled diabetes in these animals with insulin; man came later dogs Jim	$500 [6] In May 1991 this entertainment giant replaced USX on the Dow Jones Industrial Average Disney Steve	$400 [24] Horripilation is the term for having this type of flesh gooseflesh Lou
$500 [3] He defeated incumbent Bob Martinez by over 400,000 votes in 1990 to become Florida governor Lawton Chiles Jim	$500 [19] From the Italian word for rice, it's a rice dish cooked with broth & often grated cheese Risotto Lou	$500 [14] On this show, souvenirs made by the Hekawi Indians were sold by O'Rourke Enterprises F Troop Steve	—	DD $700 [9] The original sketch of Ann Turner, seen in the following, is kept in this company's vault: Gerber Steve	$500 [25] In this sport, a "firstbrun" is a jump turn at right angles Skiing Steve

Double Jeopardy! Round

PRESIDENTS	WORLD GEOGRAPHY	ARTISTS	COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES	THE VIKINGS	LITERARY RELATIVES
$200 [26] The Walker Cup in golf was named for his maternal grandfather, George Herbert Walker George H.W. Bush Jim	$200 [11] Argentina declared its independence from this country in 1816 Spain Steve	$200 [6] In the 1960s he made such experimental films as "Eat", "Sleep" & "Kiss" Andy Warhol Steve	$200 [5] In 1861 a Poughkeepsie, New York brewer founded this women's college; it's since become co-educational Vassar Steve	$200 [27] Many Viking artifacts can be found on these islands famous for their ponies Shetland Islands Lou	$200 [29] This poet's grandnephew, Greenleaf Whittier Pickard, invented the crystal detector used in radio John Greenleaf Whittier Steve
$400 [25] After the presidency, he set up an office at Gettysburg College, where he put together his memoirs Dwight D. Eisenhower Jim	$400 [12] The Rhine Valley occupies one-third of this 62-square-mile country; the Alps cover the rest Liechtenstein Jim	$400 [7] He was born Jheronimus van Aken in the Netherlands c. 1450 Hieronymus Bosch Lou	$400 [4] This private university is New Orleans' oldest institution of higher learning Tulane Jim	$400 [28] These historical epics which the Vikings learned by heart were passed on from generation to generation Sagas/eddas Lou	$400 [30] When Elinor Wylie married William Rose Benet, she became this poet's sister-in-law Stephen Vincent Benet Jim
$600 [24] Born in 1735 in Braintree, MA, he wrote most of the articles of the state's constitution John Adams Steve	$600 [15] King Jigme Singye Wangchuck rules this Himalayan country between India & Tibet Bhutan Steve Jim	$600 [8] He engraved his poems such as "The Tyger", illustrated them & hand-colored the prints he made William Blake Lou	$600 [3] Founded in Detroit, the University of Michigan moved to this city in 1837 Ann Arbor Jim	$800 [22] This French territory was colonized by the Vikings in the 900s & is named for them Normandy Steve	$600 [21] He was the son of publisher Arthur Waugh & the brother of novelist Alec Waugh Evelyn Waugh Steve
$800 [16] In the first presidential White House wedding, he married Frances Folsom Grover Cleveland Steve	$800 [13] In its native language, this heavily forested European country is known as Suomi Finland Jim	$800 [9] Edward Hicks did over 60 versions of this painting based on a Bible prophecy of the lion lying with the lamb The Peaceable Kingdom Lou	$800 [1] Its West Lafayette, Indiana campus library system is also a depository for the U.S. Defense Mapping Agency Purdue Lou	$1,000 [18] In the late 800s, this king of Wessex prevented the Vikings from conquering all of England Alfred the Great Steve	$800 [20] Several of Harriet Beecher Stowe's brothers were preachers; this one wrote "Life of Jesus the Christ" Henry Ward Beecher Lou Jim
DD $2,500 [17] Some speculate that this successor to James Garfield was actually born in Canada Chester A. Arthur Steve	$1,000 [14] Enver Hoxha ruled this Balkan country from 1944 until his death in 1985 Albania Jim	$1,000 [10] This artist has made a bronze sculpture of two beer cans as well as paintings of the U.S. flag Jasper Johns Jim	$1,000 [2] From 1899-1960, this university was known as Alabama Polytechnic Institute Auburn Lou	DD $3,000 [23] Now considered a fake, a stone with these Viking letters was found in 1898 in Kensington, Minnesota Runes/Runic letters Steve	$1,000 [19] This author of "The Virginian" was the grandson of 19th century actress Fannie Kimball Owen Wister Lou

Final Jeopardy!

COLONIAL AMERICA

The colonists referred to the first three French & Indian Wars using the names of these three British monarchs

George, Anne & William

Jim "Who were Anne, George & Charles?" — wagered $2,350

Lou "Who were William, George & Charles?" — wagered $8,000

Steve "Who were George I, II & III?" — wagered $9,000

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