Show #68 1984-12-12 (taped 1984-09-19) Regular

Ric Moser game 4.

Contestants

Ralph Moore — an interior decorator from Los Angeles, California

Pat Hansen — a book editor from Beverly Hills, California

Ric Moser — a printing broker from Raymore, Missouri (whose 3-day cash winnings total $25,399)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Ric	$100	$4,500	$7,100	$4,601 4-day champion: $30,000	$7,100 22 R, 2 W
Pat	$-700	$-400	$-1,000	$-1,000 3rd place: a car stereo	$500 5 R, 5 W (including 2 DDs)
Ralph	$800	$800	$4,600	$0 2nd place: sunglasses and golf clubs	$4,000 21 R (including 1 DD), 7 W

Jeopardy! Round

INVENTIONS	ANCIENT WORLDS	HOLLYWOOD LEGENDS	CARS	U.S. STATES	"HARD"
$100 [13] "Fulton's Folly" a steamboat Ralph	$100 [12] Where all roads were supposed to have led Rome Ralph	$100 [1] Brando was 2 when his mom appeared on stage with this dad of Peter & Jane Henry Fonda Ralph	$100 [5] Daimler & Benz borrowed this name from a friend's daughter Mercedes Ric	$100 [19] The Empire State New York Ric	$100 [2] Fermented apple juice hard cider Ralph
$200 [14] Early ones were called the "hobby horse", "penny-farthing" & "high-wheeler" a bicycle Ric	$200 [15] Its people called it "kemet", color of black, from land after flooding by Nile Egypt Ric	$200 [6] She won 8 Academy Awards with only her clothes appearing on screen Edith Head Pat	$200 [10] GM car named for Indian chief who tried to take Ft. Detroit Pontiac Ralph	$200 [20] The ceiling of its capitol features a lone star Texas Ric	$200 [3] Descriptive of Mike Hammer, Private Eye, or a 20-minute egg hard-boiled Ralph
$300 [23] 1899 device for attaching papers that can ruin a computer disc when magnetized a paper clip Pat Ralph	$300 [16] Followed the Stone Age; named for copper alloy people used for tools & weapons the Bronze Age Ric	$400 [8] In her 1st film she sang with "Alfalfa" Switzer; in her next, she was paired with Lassie Elizabeth Taylor Pat Ralph	$300 [11] What BMW stands for Bavarian Motor Works (Bayerische Motoren Werke) Ric	$300 [21] Only U.S. state with a "Z" in its name Arizona Ric	$300 [4] Reason people used to stick a trumpet in their ear hard of hearing Ralph
$400 [27] After inventing the lever & pulley, this Greek said, "I will move the Earth" Archimedes Ric Ralph	$400 [17] The Chinese once regarded calligraphy as a branch of this art painting Ric	DD $500 [7] The 3 stars of "Rebel Without a Cause" who met with untimely deaths Natalie Wood, James Dean, and Sal Mineo Pat	—	$400 [22] The New England state without an Atlantic Ocean coastline Vermont Ralph	$400 [24] TV role Brian Keith judged OK to play Hardcastle Ralph
$500 [28] 1st one to attempt sinking a warship was the "Turtle" in the Revolutionary War a submarine Ric Ralph	$500 [18] Civilization of sailors that developed 1st Western alphabet the Phoenicians Ric	$500 [9] Oliver Hardy's co-star in "The Fighting Kentuckian" John Wayne Ralph	—	$500 [26] 8th state of the Union, it was the 1st state to secede South Carolina Ric	$500 [25] Album & film featuring "Tell Me Why" & "You Can't Do That" A Hard Day's Night Ric

Double Jeopardy! Round

BODIES OF WATER	NEWSPAPERS	CIVIL WARS	MUSICIANS	DRUGS	"EASY"
$200 [10] The Shannon River, longest in the British Isles, is in this country Ireland Ralph	$200 [8] Major New York daily that runs no comic strips The New York Times Ralph	$200 [3] With India's help Bangladesh broke away from this country Pakistan Ralph	$200 [5] Among his famous "pianos" have been his bed & swimming pool Liberace Ralph	$200 [7] Lysergic acid diethylamide LSD Ric	$200 [1] Way you can have your eggs or Mary Martin over easy Ralph
$400 [21] A bridge has been proposed to connect Long Island & Rhode Island, across this waterway the Long Island Sound Ric Pat	$400 [13] Wash., D.C.'s 2nd largest paper, The Times, is published by members of this church the Moonies (or the Unification Church) Ric	$400 [16] The Cavaliers opposed the close-cropped Roundheads in this country's civil war England Ric Ralph	$400 [6] In spite of "koochie koochie" image, she's an accomplished guitarist Charo Ralph	$400 [18] In 1903, barbital became the 1st of this type of drug barbiturates Ric	$400 [2] Slang for parasitical hanger-on, or what Peter Fonda played in '69 easy rider Ric
—	$600 [14] He now owns the New York Post, Village Voice, Boston Herald, Chicago Sun-Times & San Antonio Express Rupert Murdoch Ric	$600 [17] Its starving children symbolized the defeat of this Nigerian region Biafra Ralph	$600 [12] He succeeded Arthur Fiedler directing the Boston Pops John Williams Ric Ralph	—	$800 [9] Movie title which refers to a "handful" of etudes Five Easy Pieces Pat Ralph
—	$800 [15] Roaring '20s president who was a journalist by profession Harding Pat	$800 [20] Symbolic colors of opposing sides in Northern Ireland green and orange Ralph	DD $1,000 [22] Pioneer of multi-track recording, he was creator of popular Gibson solid-body guitar Les Paul Pat	—	$1,000 [11] '30s domestic comedy radio show featuring Goodman Ace & wife, Jane Easy Aces Ralph
—	$1,000 [19] West Coast newspaper that owns Long Island's "Newsday" The Los Angeles Times Ric	$1,000 [24] Name of Franco's party in Spain & main Christian party in Lebanon the Phalange Ric Pat	$1,000 [23] His brilliance on the violin might be explained by his unusual hand formation Jascha Heifetz Pat Ralph	—	DD $1,200 [4] Keith Carradine's Oscar-winningsong from the movie "Nashville""It's not my way to love you just when no one's looking /It's not my way to take your hand if I'm not..." "I'm Easy" Ralph

Final Jeopardy!

FLAGS

Country whose flag includes pictures of the British & Dutch flags

South Africa

Ralph "What is Guyana?" — wagered $4,600

Ric "What is the Guiana flag" — wagered $2,499

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