Show #2251 1994-05-23 (taped 1994-01-31) Regular

Contestants

Larry Shackley — a musician from Wheaton, Illinois

Gregg Gendiellee — a substitute teacher from Centereach, New York

Pat Allen — a bartender and antiques dealer from Norco, California (whose 2-day cash winnings total $20,800)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Pat	$1,800	$4,600	$2,800	$5,550 2nd place: a trip for 2 to St. Thomas, US VIrgin Islands	$2,300 17 R (including 1 DD), 4 W
Gregg	$700	$800	$3,200	$100 3rd place: a Croton watch and Jeopardy! / Wheel of Fortune video games for the Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis	$3,200 8 R, 2 W
Larry	$1,400	$3,000	$13,100	$11,200 New champion: $11,200	$14,200 31 R (including 1 DD), 2 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

THE BIBLE	HINTS FROM HELOISE	NATURE	MINNESOTANS	SPORTS	WHAT'S THE PITCH?
$100 [4] This city, the birthplace of Jesus, was also where Samuel anointed King David Bethlehem Pat	$100 [1] If you push each of these birthday items into a marshmallow, wax won't drip onto the cake candles Pat	$100 [7] In 1845 the fungus disease phytophthora infestans rotted these vegetables all over Europe potatoes Pat	$100 [21] This creator of "Peanuts" was once a free-lance cartoonist for the St. Paul Pioneer Press Charles Schulz Gregg	$100 [26] Regret, Genuine Risk & Winning Colors are the only fillies to win this Triple Crown race Kentucky Derby Pat	$100 [16] "The Breakfast of Champions" Wheaties Larry
$200 [9] In Genesis God told this creature it would eat dust "all the days of thy life" the serpent Larry	$200 [2] To keep your refrigerator smelling clean, use baking soda or this barbecue fuel charcoal Pat	$200 [8] To aid its nocturnal habits, these facial features on a tarsier are each as big as its brain eyes Gregg Larry	$200 [22] This "Great Gatsby" author was related to a woman hanged in connection with Lincoln's assassination (F. Scott) Fitzgerald Larry	$200 [27] This sterling silver yachting trophy was designed by London's Robert Garrard Crown jewelers in 1848 the America's Cup Pat	$200 [17] "The Great American Chocolate Bar" Hershey's Pat
$300 [10] After he was called forth from the dead, he appeared "bound hand and foot with graveclothes" Lazarus Larry	$300 [3] To keep this guacamole ingredient from darkening, leave the pit in it an avocado Larry	$300 [12] Pick up a walking stick & you'll see that it has this many legs six Larry	$300 [23] This man, Chief Justice of the U.S. 1969-1986, graduated magna cum laude from St. Paul College of Law in 1931 (Warren) Burger Larry	$300 [28] American winners of this Olympic event include Bob Mathias, Rafer Johnson & Bruce Jenner the decathlon Larry	$300 [18] "You deserve a break today" McDonald's Larry
$400 [11] The Latin Vulgate calls this book of the Bible "Liber Judicum" Judges Pat	$400 [5] When cutting these flowers, use a spring clothespin on the stems to keep from getting pricked roses Pat	$400 [14] The cormorant is related to this "pouched" creature the pelican Gregg Larry	$400 [24] This oilman who founded a Malibu, California museum was born in Minneapolis in 1892 (John Paul) Getty Pat	$400 [29] The insignia of this National League baseball team features a mountain peak the (Colorado) Rockies Larry	$400 [19] "Let your fingers do the walking" the Yellow Pages Pat
$500 [13] The single longest of Paul's epistles is addressed to these people the Romans Larry	$500 [6] You can do this to many wrinkled fabrics over a hot light bulb iron them Pat	$500 [15] The Douglas fir is not a true fir; it belongs to this evergreen family the pine Gregg	DD $1,000 [25] in 1977 he was voted deputy president pro tem of the U.S. Senate, a position created for him (Hubert H.) Humphrey Pat	$500 [30] Bill Walton of this school was the outstanding player of the NCAA basketball tournament in 1972 & 1973 UCLA Pat	$500 [20] "Because time goes by" Kodak

Double Jeopardy! Round

BRITISH HISTORY	'50s FILM FACTS	THE ARMED FORCES	U.S. GEOGRAPHY	FASHION	THROUGH THE LOOKING-GLASS
$200 [3] The Normans built many of these with mottes & baileys around the country castles Larry	$200 [8] This "fair lady"s radiant performance in "The Nun's Story" earned her a 1959 Oscar nomination Audrey Hepburn Gregg	$200 [1] This branch's memorial in Arlington, Va. depicts the flag raising on Iwo Jima the Marine Corps Pat	$200 [2] Alabama's general coastline, only 53 miles, is along this gulf the Gulf of Mexico Larry	$200 [26] High rise, harem & hip-hugger are 3 types of these pants Larry	$200 [17] Many scholars believe that the white knight is a caricature of this author of the book Lewis Carroll Larry
$400 [4] This new form of football was invented in 1823 when a boy carried the ball instead of kicking it rugby football Larry	$400 [9] In 1956 he made his movie debut in a Civil War film called "Love Me Tender" Elvis Presley Larry	$400 [22] In 1952 the U.S. Army formed the special forces group later nicknamed this the Green Berets Gregg	$600 [14] The Los Angeles aqueduct crosses the western part of this desert the Mojave Larry	$400 [27] To evaluate these gems, run them across your teeth; the real ones are rough pearls Pat	$400 [18] This Wonderland tea party pair reappears under the new names Hatta & Haigha the Mad Hatter & the March Hare Pat Larry
$600 [5] Henry II referred to him as a "turbulent priest" Becket Larry	$600 [10] Poetic pair played by Jennifer Jones & Bill Travers in 1957's "The Barretts of Wimpole Street" the Brownings Larry	$600 [23] The U.S. has built over 50 of the F-117A planes with this "sneaky" nickname stealth Pat	$800 [15] Georgia's highest point is Brasstown Bald Mountain in this range of the Appalachians the Blue Ridge Mountains Pat	$600 [28] This clothing chain "fell into" a 1988 Woolmark award from the Men's Fashion Assoc. of America the Gap Larry	$600 [19] These brothers are enantiomorphs, or mirror-image forms of each other--nowhow! Contrariwise Tweedle-Dee & Tweedle-Dum Larry
DD $1,000 [6] The "rump" parliament wanted him to be the last king England would ever name Charles I Larry	$800 [11] His children Michael, Josephine & Geraldine played street urchins in his 1952 film "Limelight" (Charlie) Chaplin Larry	$800 [24] During World War II Oveta Culp Hobby was director of this new force the Women's Army Corps Pat Gregg	$1,000 [16] This twin city of Urbana, Illinois was once called West Urbana Champaign Larry	$800 [29] In 1958 he designed the trapeze dress for the house of Dior Yves Saint-Laurent Larry	$800 [20] This ovoid character tells Alice, "My name means the shape I am--and a good handsome shape it is, too" Humpty Dumpty Larry
$1,000 [7] This became a royal palace after Henry VIII confiscated it from Cardinal Wolsey Hampton Court Larry	$1,000 [12] Dean Stockwell was a teenager when he played the title lad in the 1950 film of this Kipling classic Kim Larry	$1,000 [25] Until rear-admiral was created in 1862, this was the highest non-honorary U.S. Navy rank captain Pat Gregg	DD $1,300 [13] Cities on this river include Aliquippa, Pennsylvania & Louisville, Kentucky the Ohio River Larry	$1,000 [30] "Bouncy" term for the wide ruffle attached to a skirt a flounce Gregg	$1,000 [21] Tenniel's illustrations of the unicorn & the man in white paper represent this Victorian prime minister Disraeli Gregg

Final Jeopardy!

BEST SELLERS

The title of this 1987 novel comes from the burning of valuables in Florence, Italy in the 1490s

Bonfire of the Vanities

Pat "What is Bonfire of the Vanities?" — wagered $2,750

Gregg "What Name of" — wagered $3,100

Larry "What is ?" — wagered $1,900

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