Show #3414 1999-06-10 Regular

Contestants

Warren Barber Kertland — a registered nurse from Vancouver, Washington

Jack Winters — a technical writer from Monrovia, California

Ryan Thiel — a sign language interpreter from Minneapolis, Minnesota (whose 1-day cash winnings total $12,801)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Ryan	$1,600	$4,300	$7,100	$9,601 2-day champion: $22,402	$7,700 27 R (including 1 DD), 4 W (including 1 DD)
Jack	$-100	$400	$4,800	$1,800 2nd place: Trip to Wyndham Rose Hall Resort, Montego Bay, Jamaica	$4,800 15 R (including 1 DD), 4 W
Warren	$300	$1,100	$3,300	$1,300 3rd place: Pair of Festina Watches	$3,300 9 R, 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

1941	THIS & THAT	PEOPLE	BITS OF YOU	1960s POP MUSIC	AUTHORS' RHYME TIME
$100 [1] Time magazine named this taupe-colored, blue-eyed animated baby elephant its "Mammal of the Year" Dumbo Jack	$100 [11] This letter marks the 24th spot in our alphabet X Warren	$100 [4] His trademarks were jeweled costumes & elaborately designed pianos topped by candelabra Liberace Ryan	$100 [16] The inner part of this is the basilar membrane; the outer part has the lobe Ear Ryan	$100 [21] Drummer Andy White played on this group's U.S. release of "Love Me Do"; Ringo was heard on the British version The Beatles Ryan	$200 [29] Bradbury's stage dramas Ray's plays Jack
$200 [2] In July he was made lieutenant general & named commander in chief of all U.S. forces in the Far East Douglas MacArthur Ryan	$200 [12] You can still see the wheel ruts in this pioneer trail that ran from Independence to the Willamette Valley Oregon Trail Ryan	$200 [5] In 1989 this sitcom star was reunited with the daughter she'd given up for adoption at 18 Roseanne Barr Warren	$200 [17] From the Greek for breastbone, it's, well... the breastbone the sternum Ryan	$200 [22] He followed "The Twist" with "Let's Twist Again" & "Slow Twistin'" Chubby Checker Ryan	$300 [26] Harte's wagers Bret's bets Warren
$300 [3] In a 1941 hit song "You leave the Pennsylvania Station 'bout a quarter to four" aboard this title train "Chattanooga Choo Choo" Jack	$300 [13] Of a fish, a fencing move, or a firth in Scotland, what a muskellunge is Fish Ryan	$300 [6] In 1998 supermodel Rebecca Romijn married this former star of TV's "Full House" John Stamos Ryan	$300 [18] This organ secretes glucagon as well as insulin Pancreas Ryan	$300 [23] Jimmy Dean described him as 6-foot-6, "kinda broad at the shoulder and narrow at the hip" "Big Bad John" Jack	$400 [27] Mary Higgins' Biblical boats Clark's arks Warren
$400 [9] In 1941 George Halas coached this team to a 37-9 victory over the New York Giants in the NFL title game Chicago Bears Ryan	$400 [14] The chief northern tributary of this river is the Ubangi Congo Ryan Jack	$400 [7] This "Fast Car" singer honed her style on the Boston circuit while a student at Tufts University Tracy Chapman Ryan	$400 [19] The ligament holding this "cover" in place is an extension of the tendon of the thigh muscle Kneecap Ryan	$400 [24] Instrument played by Stevie Wonder on his 1963 hit "Fingertips (Part 2)" the harmonica Jack Warren	$500 [28] Stephen's violas & cellos King's strings
DD $800 [10] In May 1941 he & his comrades organized the League for the Independence of Vietnam Ho Chi Minh Ryan	$500 [15] With an "I" it's a sweet herb; with an "E" it's a Swiss city Basil/Basel Ryan	$500 [8] With Dad in tow, this young royal took in a 1997 Spice Girls concert in South Africa Prince Harry (Henry) Ryan Jack	$500 [20] Cindy Crawford's mole, or anybody's is a collection of cells with a high concentration of this pigment Melanin Warren	$500 [25] In December 1963 this hit by the Singing Nun rapidly climbed the charts & remained No. 1 for the entire month "Dominique" Ryan	—

Double Jeopardy! Round

1999 U.S. STAMPS	OH MAYAN GODS!	FILMS OF THE '50s	COLLEGE SPORTS NICKNAMES	VERB"LE"	NATIONS' MOST POPULOUS CITIES
$200 [19] A series on these of the '30s & '40s features the Daylight & the 20th Century Limited Trains Ryan	$200 [14] Like Prometheus, Tohil brought this to mankind, but demanded human sacrifice in return Fire Ryan	$200 [1] This film set in the Bronx featured Angie & Clara as well as the Ernest Borgnine title character Marty Ryan	$200 [6] Different campuses of the university of this state are home to Anteaters, Banana Slugs & Golden Bears California Ryan	$200 [9] To lose control of the pigskin Fumble Jack	$600 [26] China Shanghai Ryan Jack
$400 [22] Lorenz Hart is featured alone but this man shares a stamp with Oscar Hammerstein II Richard Rodgers Warren	$400 [15] Ah Puch gave a hoot for the dying, sending this bird to announce their impending deaths Owl Ryan	$400 [2] 1959 title character seen here:Gee, If I had one of those boards, I could be a surfer too... Gidget Jack	$400 [7] This word precedes the Irish of Notre Dame & the Illini of the University of Illinois Fighting Jack	$400 [10] Proverbially, to dally in the face of a crisis is to do this "while Rome burns" Fiddle Jack	$1,000 [27] Nigeria Lagos Warren
$600 [23] The fifth Legends of Hollywood stamp put him on the top of the envelope, Ma! James Cagney Ryan Jack	$600 [16] Tepeu & Gucumatz created the first humans from a paste made of this staple grain Maize/corn Ryan	$600 [3] Frank Sinatra fought a dope addiction in "The Man with" this The Golden Arm Ryan	$600 [8] This canine represents over 30 colleges including Yale & the University of Georgia Bulldog Warren	$600 [11] If you're gonna set on the porch for a spell, you'll want to do this to shape pieces of wood Whittle Ryan	—
$800 [24] He's the subject of the latest Black Heritage stamp; it's worth 33 cents, not 10 Malcolm X	$800 [17] Kinich Ahau had a day job as sun god, but at night he roamed the underworld as this jungle cat Jaguar Jack	$800 [4] In it, Marlene Dietrich says Orson Welles "was some kind of a man. What does it matter what you say about people?" Touch of Evil Jack Warren	DD $1,000 [20] The men's teams at Northland College in Wisconsin are the Lumberjacks & the women's teams are these Lumberjills Ryan	$800 [12] Some birds are named for the ability to do this, sing with trills & quavers Warble Jack	—
DD $1,000 [25] Author honored on the stamp seen here(wrote "Atlas Shrugged") Ayn Rand Jack	$1,000 [18] We don't know how old Itzamna could have pronounced his name, as he had none of these teeth Ryan Jack Warren	$1,000 [5] Gregory Peck fought corporate America in "The Man in" this title outfit The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit Jack	$1,000 [21] Ohio State honors each of its All-Americans by planting one of these mascot trees in a grove Buckeye Ryan	$1,000 [13] From Old English for "dart", it means to move back & forth between 2 places--perhaps Earth & space Shuttle	—

Final Jeopardy!

BUSINESS & INDUSTRY

In 1903 Morris Michtom of New York began marketing these with presidential permission

Teddy Bears (named after Theodore Roosevelt)

Warren "What are White House napkins?" — wagered $2,000

Jack "What are U.S. Flags?" — wagered $3,000

Ryan "What are teddy Bears" — wagered $2,501

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