Show #913 1988-07-20 (taped 1988-03-29) Regular

Bruce Naegeli game 5.

Contestants

Christine Dibble — an attorney from Washington, D.C.

Bryce Maritano — a writer from Los Angeles, California

Bruce Naegeli — a librarian from Phoenix, Arizona (whose 4-day cash winnings total $37,600)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Bruce	$2,100	$4,600	$16,800	$26,600 5-day champion: $64,200	$12,500 29 R (including 3 DDs), 1 W
Bryce	$700	$1,200	$-600	$-600 3rd place: Pinseeker golf clubs	$-600 6 R, 5 W
Christine	$400	$1,800	$3,400	$0 2nd place: Magnavox Video Escort camcorder + Helix double-cassette auto-reverse recorder	$3,400 14 R, 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

THE 1940s	PEN NAMES	SPORTS	EARLY MAN	WEDDING TRIVIA	FAMOUS PAIRS
$100 [1] $90 down & $58 a month for 25 years bought one of these in Levittown a house Christine	$100 [14] Name under which John Anthony Burgess wrote "A Clockwork Orange" Anthony Burgess Bruce	$100 [2] At 5' 3", Tyrone "Muggsy" Bogues is this pro league's shortest player ever NBA Christine	$100 [5] Facts on File says the 1st of these were probably bone splinters & sharp sticks; screwdrivers came later tools Bruce	$100 [21] In the film "Our Wife", cross-eyed Ben Turpin married Oliver Hardy to this co-star Stan Laurel Christine	$100 [30] A very slow way of typing hunt-and-peck Bruce
DD $300 [10] Musical which opened on Broadway April 7, 1949 & gave us the followingsong:"Some enchanted evening...." South Pacific Bruce	$200 [15] Ford Hermann Hueffer used this pen name, perhaps because his grandfather was the artist Ford Madox Brown Ford Madox Ford Christine	$200 [3] In December 1987, Ron Hextall became the 1st NHL goalie ever to do this all by himself score a goal Christine	$200 [6] Evolutionist Ernst Haeckel coined the term Pithecanthropus for the missing link between these apes & man Bruce	$200 [22] An Elvis impersonator officiated when this "Divine Miss M" became divine Mrs. von Haselberg Bette Midler Christine	$200 [27] The manner of a crisp, neat army officer, or what a private used to shine his boots spit and polish Bryce
$300 [11] From mid 1948-late 1949, an average of 4,000 tons of provisions a day were being flown into this city Berlin Bruce	$300 [16] He dropped the "E" from his last name in 1786, when he published his 1st book of Scottish poetry Robert Burns Bruce	$300 [4] To reach this governing body, write to the Chateau de Vidy, CH-1007, Lausanne, Switzerland International Olympic Committee Bryce	$300 [7] A new find shows man may have reached these continents 30,000 years ago, 20,000 earlier than thought before the Americas Bruce	$300 [23] Wedding member whose original task was to provide backup muscle while the groom kidnapped the bride the best man Bruce	$300 [26] To kiss & murmur lovingly like the pigeons do bill and coo Bruce
$400 [12] In June 1948, Stalin broke diplomatic ties with this European Communist country Yugoslavia Bruce	$400 [17] British sisters who published a book of poems under the names Currer, Ellis & Acton Bell the Bronte sisters Bryce	$400 [29] In 1978 he became the last person Muhammad Ali beat to win the WBA heavyweight championship Leon Spinks Bruce	$400 [8] Remains of the Cro-Magnon Man were discovered in 1868 in the Cromagnon cave in this country France Bryce	$400 [24] This book of the Old Testament may be a collection of folk songs originally sung at weddings Song of Solomon Bryce	$400 [20] With its March 1988 issue, this magazine's title was shortened to "HG" House and Garden Christine
$500 [13] They were discovered in 1947 by a Bedouin boy looking for a missing goat the Dead Sea Scrolls Bruce	$500 [18] Sometimes this Maine poetess wrote under the name Nancy Boyd, 2 words shorter than her real name Edna St. Vincent Millay Bryce	$500 [28] The Chiefs were the 1st in 1967, followed by the Raiders in '68, then the Colts, then the Vikings to lose the Super Bowl Christine	$500 [9] The Australopithecus afarensis skeleton found in 1974 in eastern Africa was "Desi"gnated this Lucy Bruce	$500 [25] Mozart opera in which Marcellina plots to marry the title character until she finds out he's her son The Marriage of Figaro Bruce	$500 [19] It's a tap dance with vigorous hopping, leg flinging & heel clicking buck-and-wing

Double Jeopardy! Round

EUROPE	THE CABINET	ACTORS OF THE PAST	BALLET	"MAN"LY WORDS	WOMEN
$200 [3] What Italians call Piazza San Pietro, Americans call this, with the Pope's blessing St. Peter's Square Bruce	$200 [8] 1 of 2 cabinet members Ford inherited from Nixon & kept for his entire administration William Simon or Henry Kissinger Bryce	$200 [13] Matinee idol Edwin Booth temporarily retired from the stage after his brother did this the assassination of President Lincoln Christine	$200 [27] The ballet "Who Cares?" features songs by this composer, including "The Man I Love" & "I Got Rhythm" George Gershwin Bruce Bryce	$200 [26] A tiger with a hunger for humanity man-eating tiger Bruce	$800 [24] In 1986, she became the 1st black woman to win the world figure skating championship Debi Thomas Christine
$400 [4] According to an old Dutch saying, "God created the world, but the Dutch" did this created Holland Bruce	$400 [9] This cabinet department is responsible for establishing weights & measures Commerce Bruce	$400 [14] Drew Barrymore's grandfather John Barrymore Christine	$400 [2] Anges de Mille's 1942 ballet about a ranch full of rip-roarin' raucous ropers & wranglers Rodeo Bruce	$400 [22] Handcuffs manacles Bryce	$1,000 [23] Subject of the book "Woman in the Mists", she was the murdered author of "Gorillas in the Mist" Dian Fossey
$600 [5] Established in 930 A.D. by Norse chieftains, the Althing in Iceland is the oldest of these in the world legislative body (parliament) Bruce	$800 [11] 2 of 4 presidents, 2 Republicans & 2 Democrats, in whose cabinets Henry L. Stimson served F. Roosevelt, Truman, Taft &/or Hoover Bruce	$600 [15] This queen of the French stage gave birth to the illegitimate son of a prince in 1864 Sarah Bernhardt Christine	$600 [18] This ballet boasts giant rats, a lilac fairy & the dreaded spindle The Sleeping Beauty Christine	$600 [1] An organ keyboard, or a handbook on how to play it manual Christine	DD $3,400 [28] Emma Lazarus' most famous sonnet is inscribed on a plaque here (the pedestal at the) Statue of Liberty Bruce
$800 [6] Moravia, Freud's birthplace, is now part of this country Czechoslovakia Bruce	$1,000 [12] He was Nixon & Ford's defense secretary & Carter's energy secretary James Schlesinger	$800 [16] This sex symbol was Astaire's partner in 2 films, "You Were Never Lovelier" & "You'll Never Get Rich" Rita Hayworth Christine	$800 [19] Traditionally, 1 ballerina plays both Odette & Odile in this ballet Swan Lake Bruce	$800 [20] From the Latin "to chew", it's used to chew mandible Bruce Bryce	—
$1,000 [7] This country, not France, is the biggest European exporter of apparel to the U.S. Italy Bryce	DD $2,000 [10] The 2 presidents whose cabinet members were subjects of D. Halberstam's "The Best & the Brightest" John F. Kennedy & Lyndon Johnson Bruce	$1,000 [17] Noel Coward wrote the play "Design for Living" for this married couple, who co-starred in it with him Lunt & Fontanne Christine	$1,000 [25] The 1st performance of this Stravinsky ballet about human sacrifice caused a near riot in Paris The Rite of Spring ( Le Sacre du printemps ) Bruce	$1,000 [21] Formal emancipation from slavery manumission Bruce Christine	—

Final Jeopardy!

THE 50 STATES

The 2 states that begin with "M" whose capitals begin with "J"

Mississippi (Jackson) & Missouri (Jefferson City)

Christine "What are ME and MD" — wagered $3,400

Bruce "What are Miss. & Missouri?" — wagered $9,800

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