Show #449 1986-05-29 (taped 1985-12-16) Regular

Marvin Shinkman game 4.

Contestants

Francis Hambidge — a freelance story analyst originally from Liverpool, England

Robert Wargo — a student from Fairfield, Connecticut

Marvin Shinkman — a stamp dealer from Van Nuys, California (whose 3-day cash winnings total $27,003)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Marvin	$1,000	$1,800	$7,200	$12,200 4-day champion: $39,203	$7,400 20 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
Robert	$300	$-600	$6,000	$11,000 2nd place: a trip to Jamaica aboard Eastern Airlines + a week's vacation at Sandals resort	$6,200 16 R (including 1 DD), 5 W (including 1 DD)
Francis	$300	$500	$1,500	$2 3rd place: Maytag washer & dryer	$1,500 7 R, 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

HISTORY	TABLE MANNERS	MUSIC ON THE MAP	20th CENTURY ART	GOLF	LEFTOVERS
$100 [1] From 1905-7, Austria & Serbia fought an economic "war" over tariffs, such as over this porcine animal a pig Marvin	$100 [25] While Amy Vanderbilt says a waiter should remove these from the right, Voguesays from the left (used) plates Robert	$100 [13] The girl from here was "tall & tan & young & lovely" Ipanema Robert	$100 [11] Grandma Moses ordered her first set of paints from this Chicago mail order company Sears, Roebuck Marvin	$100 [6] Archie, Edith, or a sand trap a bunker Francis	$100 [20] Innovation introduced in the Middle Ages to distinguish the small "i" from the m, n, & u the dot Marvin
$200 [2] The western jury system is thought to have been brought to England by these peoples in 1066 the Normans Marvin	$200 [26] In Spain and Portugal, the proper way to eat asparagus is with these the fingers Francis	$200 [14] It's where I'm sitting "just rolling along, just rolling along" on top of the world	$200 [12] Primarily a movement in painting, this "square" trend also influenced sculpture cubism Robert	$200 [7] In 1937, this singer & golf enthusiast put on the 1st celebrity pro-am match Bing Crosby Marvin	$200 [21] Most air conditioners' filters won't trap this, the #1 contaminant of indoor air cigarette smoke Marvin
$300 [3] Century known as the "High Renaissance" the 16th Francis	$300 [27] If napkins weren't provided, 19th c. etiquette permitted a gentleman to use a hanky or this instead tablecloth Robert Francis	$300 [15] Gerry & the Pacemakers ferry crossed this Liverpool river the Mersey Francis	$300 [16] Manhattan's MoMA stands on land once occupied by 2 mansions of this noted N.Y. family the Rockefellers Marvin Robert	$300 [8] In December 1985, Fuzzy Zoeller won $255,000 competing in this type of hole-by-hole contest a skins game Francis	$300 [22] Minton, Limoges, & Spode, for example chinas Marvin
$400 [4] World power whose emperor gave up claims to divinity before it adopted a new constitution in 1947 Japan Marvin	—	$400 [18] "Whoopee ti yi yo, git along little dogies, for you know" this state "will be your new home" Wyoming	$400 [17] Famous for his Olympic & sports action paintings, he's appeared in 2 "Rocky" movies LeRoy Neiman Robert	$400 [9] Playboy asked this Australian golfer to pose in the buff, not in the rough Jan Stephenson Francis	$400 [23] According to a survey, "True Story" is the magazine read most by people sitting here the bathroom Robert
$500 [5] 1957 U.S. policy allowing the president to use armed force in the Middle East the Eisenhower Doctrine	—	DD $400 [19] 2 of the 5 specific places "Travelin' Man" Ricky Nelson had traveled to according to the song (2 of) Mexico, Alaska, Berlin, Hong Kong, and Waikiki, Hawaii Robert	$500 [28] 1920 painting by George Grosz shows one of these machines Karel Capek named the next year a robot Marvin	$500 [10] Stanford psychology grad who, in 1980, became 1st player to win over $½ million in 1 year Tom Watson	$500 [24] Not a Kawasaki, but this loop knot, makes a lasso circular a honda

Double Jeopardy! Round

MATHEMATICS	COLORADO	FASHION	RUSSIAN LITERATURE	"DAVID"s	FUTURISTIC FILMS
$200 [16] In algebra, numbers can be represented by numerals or these symbols letters Marvin	$200 [17] U.S. 550 between Ouray & Silverton is called "Million Dollar Highway" because it's paved with this ore gold ore Marvin	$200 [18] Though WWII's "Rosie the Riveter" wore them, this war 1st popularized trousers for womenswear World War I Francis	$200 [1] Literary hobby of Dr. Zhivago, whose writing got better, not "verse" poetry Robert	$200 [11] Julie's Ike David Eisenhower Marvin	$200 [4] In it, Woody Allen proves cryogenics works, if you don't mind waking up in a police state Sleeper Marvin
$400 [21] Term for the side of a right triangle that is opposite the 90° angle hypotenuse Robert	$400 [24] This corner of Colorado meets corners of 3 other states at "4 Corners" the southwest corner Robert	$400 [19] Body part on which you'd wear an epaulet the shoulder Marvin	$400 [2] In "And Quiet Flows The Don", Natalia Korshunov tries to commit this with a scythe suicide Robert	$400 [12] Consumers can "fight back" with him David Horowitz Marvin	DD $200 [5] Film which used thefollowingas a greeting: Close Encounters of the Third Kind Marvin
DD $800 [22] 1,000, expressed by using 10 and an exponent 10 cubed Robert	$600 [28] In Colo., "people had a careless way ... of firing revolvers ... at each other ...", so he went east, young man Horace Greeley	$600 [20] 1st sold by the Hookless Fastener Co. in 1913, it didn't get this name until 1923 the zipper Robert	$600 [3] In 1927, this Russian leader's book "The State & Revolution" was banned in Boston as obscene Lenin Marvin	$600 [13] 1st prime minister of Israel, he could be called the father of his country David Ben-Gurion Robert	$600 [6] In 1997, Kurt Russell & Season Hubley will try to "escape" from this city turned prison New York Robert
$800 [23] A basic math statement whose truth is self-evident & therefore needs no further proof axiom Marvin	$800 [29] U. of Colorado's "Alferd Packer Grill" was named after 1st man in U.S. convicted of this crime cannibalism Marvin	$800 [26] In Japanese, it means "a thing for wearing" or "clothes" a kimono Francis	$800 [7] Most acclaimed novel of Ivan Turgenev, 1st Russian to be widely read and admired in Europe "Fathers and Sons" Robert	$800 [14] Without his lyrics, Dionne Warwick would have only hummed Burt Bacharach's tune Hal David Robert	$800 [9] It took a team of 8 writers to adapt a French comic strip into this 41st century ultra-high camp film Barbarella Marvin
$1,000 [25] The prime factors of 21 3 and 7 Robert	—	$1,000 [27] Named for a city in Scotland, it's a type of overcoat with detachable cape an Inverness	$1,000 [8] Possibly the greatest Russian poet of all time, this author of "Boris Godunov" was part black (Alexander) Pushkin Robert	$1,000 [15] Name shared by a Union general at Gettysburg & an actor who played TV's "Serpico" David Birney Robert	$1,000 [10] 1 of 2 races Rod Taylor meets circa 800,000 A.D. in "The Time Machine" Elois (or Morlocks) Marvin

Final Jeopardy!

THE NOBEL PRIZE

It's the only organization to have been awarded 3 Nobel Peace Prizes

the Red Cross

Francis "What is the ?" — wagered $1,498

Robert "What is the Red Cross" — wagered $5,000

Marvin "What is the Red Cross" — wagered $5,000

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