Show #1989 1993-04-08 (taped 1992-12-07) Regular

David Tiemann game 3.

Contestants

Rosemary Lancos — a housewife originally from Cleveland, Ohio

John McAuliffe — an account executive from Verona, New Jersey

David Tiemann — a high school teacher from Brunswick, Maine (whose 2-day cash winnings total $22,099)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
David	$2,000	$3,500	$9,300	$15,900 3-day champion: $37,999	$9,000 23 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
John	$2,200	$4,000	$7,900	$1 3rd place: Technics digital mini component system	$7,000 20 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
Rosemary	$300	$1,700	$7,700	$100 2nd place: trip to Boston & stay at the Royal Senesta Hotel	$6,500 14 R (including 1 DD), 0 W

Jeopardy! Round

1951	SPORTS	FOOD & DRINK	SCIENCE	GUINNESS RECORDS	ESPERANTO
$100 [10] On February 26 a constitutional amendment became law, limiting the holder of this office to 2 terms President of the United States Rosemary	$100 [6] In the recent Battle of the Sexes, Jimmy Connors beat this player for about $1 million Martina Navratilova David	$100 [1] English breakfast & Irish breakfast are types of this that can be served with dinner, too tea David	$100 [16] Found in woody structures such as straw & corncobs, xylose is a form of this sweet substance sugar John	$100 [21] With over 7,400 feet of track, "The Beast" at Kings Island is the longest one of these in the U.S. rollercoaster David	$100 [26] This fried breakfast meat is lardo bacon David John
$200 [12] 90 cadets at this academy were ousted in a cheating scandal West Point John	$200 [7] Much to Tommy Lasorda's dismay, this team came in last in 1992, its worst finish since 1905 L.A. Dodgers Rosemary	$200 [2] It's the kind of liquor you need to make a highland cooler scotch John	$200 [17] Baily's Beads, bright spots along the rim of the moon, can be seen during this occurence eclipse John	$200 [22] At 22,595 feet high, Ojos Del Salado is the highest active one of these in the world volcano John	$200 [27] In Esperanto this respiratory disease is astmo asthma Rosemary
$300 [13] In July A.B. "Happy" Chandler ended a 6-year reign as this sport's commissioner baseball David	$300 [8] In 1968, '70, '71, '75, '78, '81 & '87, the Indianapolis 500 was won by 1 of these 2 brothers (Al & Bobby) Unsers David	$300 [3] This color flannel is in the name of a hash that's perennially popular in New England red David	$300 [18] Used in rocket propulsion, LOX stands for this liquid oxygen John	$300 [23] The largest one of these ever completed wasn't the Brittanica but the Yongle Dadian encyclopedia Rosemary	$300 [28] This European country is Svedujo Sweden David
$400 [14] On July 20 this country's King Abdullah Ibn Hussein was assassinated in Jerusalem Jordan John	$400 [9] With a 7-year contract worth an est. $42 mil., Mario Lemieux is now the highest-paid player in this sport hockey John	$400 [4] This bivalve juice is often combined with tomato juice to make a non-alcoholic cocktail clam juice David	$400 [19] While soapstone can refer to any greasy rock, it usually applies to one made of this soft mineral talc David	$400 [24] The greatest drop over which anyone has walked on one of these is almost 2 miles above France tightrope John	$400 [29] If an Esperanto-speaking mechanic wants to replace your karburilo, he's talking about this part carburetor Rosemary
$500 [15] This country's Leopold III abdicated in favor of his son Prince Baudouin Belgium John	$500 [11] This former Viking holds the NFL record for most passes completed & attempted in a career--that's incredible! Fran Tarkenton John	$500 [5] This citrus fruit precedes "grass" in the name of an herb that flavors Thai dishes lemon David	DD $800 [20] Formed by bacterial fermentation, it's the acid that makes sour milk sour lactic acid David	$500 [25] You'll find the world's lowest road, at 1,290' below sea level, along the shores of this sea Dead Sea John	$500 [30] Merkredo is this day of the week Wednesday Rosemary

Double Jeopardy! Round

CHINESE HISTORY	SHAKESPEAREAN CHARACTERS	PENNSYLVANIANS	MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS	EDUCATION	NAME THAT COUNTR"Y"
$200 [2] China's Shang Dynasty capital, Anyang, was in the lower valley of this "colorful" river yellow David	$200 [1] In "As You Like It", Touchstone is one of these silly guys at Duke Frederick's court jester David	$200 [9] When she won an Oscar for "The Country Girl", America didn't know the country was going to be Monaco Grace Kelly David	$200 [16] Adolphe Sax invented the saxhorn, but he's more famous for inventing this saxophone David	$200 [23] This term refers to private schools owned & administered by a religious group parochial Rosemary	$200 [18] In 1990 2 countries that ended in "y" reunited into this one Germany Rosemary
$400 [3] In the 15th century, eunuch captain Cheng Ho explored as far as Somaliland on this continent Africa Rosemary	$400 [4] Emilia, Desdemona's sharp-tongued lady-in-waiting, is this villain's wife Iago Rosemary	$400 [10] Though he was born in 1734 near Reading, a boro named for him is in Kentucky Daniel Boone John	$400 [17] A device that muffles the sound of an instrument or reduces its volume is called this mute John	$400 [24] Shirley Hufstedler, the first Secretary of Education, was appointed by this President in 1979 (Jimmy) Carter David John	$400 [19] There's a small French-speaking minority in this country's Valle d'Aosta Italy David
$600 [6] Legend says that this founder of Taoism was born an old man with white hair in 604 B.C. Lao Tzu David	$600 [5] Antony says over him, "Thou art the ruins of the noblest man that ever lived in the tide of times" Julius Caesar John	$800 [12] This star of Bethlehem won a Pulitzer Prize for his poem "John Brown's Body" Benet David	$600 [30] This instrument's full name begins with "violin" cello David	$600 [25] "Democracy in education, education for Democracy" is the motto of this teachers' union American Federation of Teachers David John	$600 [20] In November 1956 the Soviet Union installed Janos Kadar as its premier Hungary David
$800 [7] The first of these in China opened in 1876, connecting Shanghai & Wusong railroad John	$1,000 [15] "Shrew"d suitor who says, "I come to wive it wealthily in Padua; if weathily, then happily in Padua" Petruchio Rosemary	$1,000 [13] On July 22, 1898 this sculptor & artist was born in Philadelphia, though Mobile would have been more appropriate (Alexander) Calder Rosemary	$800 [29] The "fipple" type of this instrument is blown like a whistle flute	$800 [26] This "Primer" used in colonial times had a rhyme & picture for each letter of the alphabet The New England Primer John	$800 [21] One result of the Gulf War was that millions of Kurdish refugees tried to get into this country Turkey Rosemary
$1,000 [8] This dynasty that ruled 1368-1644 was the last whose ruling family was of Chinese origin Ming David	DD $2,000 [14] She's the woman to whom Claudius is married in "Hamlet" Gertrude Rosemary	DD $1,500 [11] On June 25, 1982 Pres. Reagan accepted this Pennsylvania-born general's resignation as Sec. of State Alexander Haig John	$1,000 [28] Some of these extremely long instruments are twice as long as the Swiss herdsmen who blow them Alp horns	$1,000 [27] In 1839 the 1st state teachers college in the U.S. opened in this state under Horace Mann's guidance Massachusetts John	$1,000 [22] This country supplied the U.N. with its first secretary-general Norway John

Final Jeopardy!

STATE CAPITALS

This city in the northwest is the "City of Trees"; its name comes from the French for "wooded"

Boise

Rosemary "What is Salem?" — wagered $7,600

John "What is Olympia" — wagered $7,899

David "What is Boise" — wagered $6,600

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