Show #480 1986-10-10 (taped 1986-08-19) Regular

Dave Traini game 1.

Contestants

Rosalie Hill — a bookkeeper from Arroyo Grande, California

Dave Traini — a teacher from Medford Lakes, New Jersey

Steve Cowie — an actor from New York City, New York (whose 1-day cash winnings total $14,801)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Steve	$1,100	$3,400	$6,600	$1 3rd place: Skyway luggage	$6,700 16 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
Dave	$100	$700	$11,201	$14,601 New champion: $14,601	$8,900 21 R (including 2 DDs), 4 W
Rosalie	$1,700	$2,100	$7,300	$2,300 2nd place: a Vitamaster Monitor 500M Luxury exercise cycle + an Olympus Infinity 35 mm camera	$7,300 18 R, 0 W

Jeopardy! Round

BIRTHSTONES	THE 1970s	CARS	TV ANIMALS	BETTE MIDLER	CRAZY TALK
$100 [3] The idea of birthstones can be traced to ancient Israel, where 12 different gems stood for these 12 tribes of Israel Dave	$100 [17] Simultaneous take-offs from London & Paris in 1976 provided 1st passenger service of this kind super sonic Steve	$100 [1] The names of most Toyota models begin with this letter C Steve	$100 [9] The really small mouse on "a really big shew" Topo Gigio Dave	$100 [10] Her heavenly nickname The Divine Miss M Dave Rosalie	$100 [22] Crazy like a Christmas loaf nutty as a fruitcake Dave
$200 [4] September birthstone or wife of George "Kingfish" Stevens sapphire Dave Rosalie	$200 [18] A '70s hair style was named for this Olympic skating champion Dorothy Hamill Dave Rosalie	$200 [2] A U.S. car was named this out of admiration for endurance & strength of the Pilgrims Plymouth Rosalie	$200 [11] Pookie the Lion, Marilyn Monwolf, White Fang & Black Tooth were ingredients in his comedy stew Soupy Sales Rosalie	$200 [23] "A View From a Broad" & "The Saga of Baby Divine" her books Steve	$200 [24] Nocturnal flying mammals enclosed by a church tower bats in the belfry Rosalie
$300 [5] 1 of 3 birthstones for June, it's the only one derived from an animal source pearl Rosalie	$300 [19] In 1975, Mozambique & Angola were granted independence from this country Portugal Steve	$300 [8] New on the American market, the Hyundai is imported from this country Korea Rosalie	$300 [12] 1-man zoo Simon MacCorkindale showed lots of animal magnetism in this short-lived series Manimal Dave	$300 [28] In her first all-comedy album, this "Will Be Flung Tonight!" mud	$300 [25] Enunciation of a Black Forest clock bird cuckoo, cuckoo Dave
$400 [6] This '69 Hitchcock thriller was released in December, though its title is November's birthstone Topaz Rosalie	$400 [20] Year in which the Shah left Iran, Margaret Thatcher became P.M., & the Soviets invaded Afghanistan '79 Steve	DD $300 [15] Make of model mentioned in this song: Pontiac Steve	$400 [13] Howdy Doody show pet who was a combination of 8 animals Flub-A-Dub Dave	—	$400 [26] Hauling 999 baked & molded blocks of clay when you should have 1000 not carrying a full load Dave
$500 [7] Flawless specimens of this May birthstone fetch higher prices than diamonds of equal weight emerald Steve Dave	$500 [21] In 1972, a human skull 2,500,000 years old was found in Kenya by this famous anthropologist (Richard) Leakey Steve	$500 [16] In the Ford Edsel, the transmission controls took this form push buttons Steve	$500 [14] The brave stallion of the Broken Wheel Ranch Fury Steve	—	$500 [27] The penthouse is unserviced by the lift the elevator doesn't go all the way to the top

Double Jeopardy! Round

ANCIENT WORLDS	NUTRITION	ODD SPORTS	LITERATURE	U.S. STATES	SPIRITUAL SONGS
$200 [1] By 240 B.C., Halley's Comet had been observed by astronomers in this oriental country China Dave	$200 [24] Simply roasted & ground, it has almost 50% more caffeine than instant types fresh ground coffee Dave	$200 [19] Top bowling pro Walter Ray Williams Jr. has been scoring ringers in this other game horseshoes Dave	$200 [6] In Hartford, Conn., Mark Twain lived next to this author of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" Harriet Beecher Stowe Rosalie	$200 [11] Spanish for "snow clad", this state is best known for its desert gambling resort Nevada Dave	$200 [16] "Swing low, sweet chariot, comin' for to" do this carry me home Rosalie
$400 [2] Shared ideas like "eye for an eye" indicate both the Mosaic code & this Babylonian's have a common source Hammurabi Dave	$400 [25] About 7 times as much of this, C27H45OH, is found in egg yolks than in butter cholesterol Rosalie	$400 [20] Surface on which a boogie board is used ocean (water) Steve	$400 [7] Captain of the "Nautilus", his name in Latin means "no one" Captain Nemo Rosalie	$600 [13] State with the highest percentage of population age 65 or older Florida Dave	$400 [17] Both a Jewish & Christian hymn sing of this "Rock" Rock of Ages Steve
$600 [3] "Running" battle where ancient Greeks defeated Darius I of Persia Battle of Marathon Dave	$600 [27] Ironically, taking megadoses of this vitamin when pregnant can cause scurvy in the newborn vitamin C Rosalie	$600 [21] Klutz Press started in 1977 with a how to book complete with 3 bean bags for you to learn this art juggling Steve	$600 [8] Author of "Wuthering Heights", who died of consumption at 30 Emily Brontë Rosalie	$800 [14] Admitted on same day in 1889, it's said N. Dakota was called 39th state, S. Dakota 40th for this reason South Dakota comes alphabetically after North Dakota Steve Dave	$600 [18] "You may talk about your kings of Gideon, you may talk about your men of Saul, but there's none like" him Joshua
$1,000 [5] The name of this country noted for its sailing is merely Greek for "Canaan" Phoenicia Dave	$800 [29] Lack of this vitamin causes night-blindness but an excess causes blurred vision vitamin A Steve	$800 [22] The Chicago Knockers, an all-girl team, hit the road to perform 250 shows a year of this "earthy" sport mud wrestling Rosalie	$800 [9] The travellers in Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales" are on a pilgrimage to shrine of this 12th c. martyr Thomas à Becket Steve	$1,000 [15] This state's capital was named in honor of Princess Anne of England Annapolis Rosalie	$800 [26] It's believed he wrote the hymn, "A Mighty Fortress is Our God" Martin Luther Dave
DD $1,501 [4] The Aztecs had no wagons or beasts of burden & used these only on toys wheels Dave	$1,000 [30] Though low in quantity, the quality of protein in this grain, "oryza sativa", is higher than beef rice Steve	$1,000 [23] While the Indianapolis 500 uses cars, the Iditarod 1100 uses these dog sleds Dave	$1,000 [10] Probably the 19th c.'s largest single royalty check went to this president's widow in 1886 for his "Memoirs" Ulysses S. Grant Dave	DD $2,000 [12] The only 2 U.S. states to begin with the letter "T", they both have the mockingbird as state bird Tennessee and Texas Dave	$1,000 [28] Query that's answered "must be the children that Moses led" Who's that yonder dressed red? Rosalie

Final Jeopardy!

THE CIVIL WAR

The southernmost point in the Union was in this state west of the Mississippi

California

Steve "What was Missouri?" — wagered $6,599

Rosalie "What is Kansas?" — wagered $5,000

Dave "What was California?" — wagered $3,400

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