Show #2019 1993-05-20 (taped 1993-01-11) Regular

Bev Schwartzberg game 5.

Contestants

Andrew Connally — a private school teacher from Ardmore, Pennsylvania

Adam Green — a financial analyst from New York City (whose 1-day cash winnings total $14,600)

Bev Schwartzberg — a history teacher originally from Amherst, Massachusetts (whose 4-day cash winnings total $49,699)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Bev	$2,300	$5,200	$9,800	$16,201 5-day champion: $65,900	$11,300 28 R (including 1 DD), 3 W (including 1 DD)
Adam	$1,400	$2,300	$8,100	$16,200 2nd place: a home automation system and a music system	$5,900 15 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
Andrew	$700	$600	$3,400	$6,800 3rd place: an Italian chest	$3,400 11 R, 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

WORLD POTPOURRI	TV WESTERNS	SUBMARINES	PRESIDENTIAL RELATIVES	SEWING	WORD ORIGINS
$100 [1] Barbados has a Trafalgar Square, too & its statue of this hero is older than the one in London Nelson Bev	$100 [16] On Sept. 10, 1955, John Wayne introduced the 1st episode of this western set in Dodge City, Kansas Gunsmoke	$100 [4] By the mid-1950s this country had about 375 subs in various oceans & seas the Soviet Union Adam Andrew	$100 [5] Patricia Ann Reagan uses this name professionally Patti Davis Bev	$100 [21] Lengths of these include cap, short, three-quarter, seven-eighths & long sleeves Bev	$100 [26] Not surprisingly, the word koala comes from a native language of this continent Australia Adam
$200 [2] Stuttgart in this country is so named because it used to be the site of a stud farm, or stuotgarten Germany Andrew	$200 [17] Its theme song began, "Rollin' rollin' rollin', tho' the streams are swollen, keep them dogies rollin'..." Rawhide Adam	$200 [12] After WWI the Allied Submarine Detection Investigation Committee developed this to detect subs sonar Andrew	$200 [6] Princess Julia Cantacuzene, a granddaughter of this president & Civil War general died in 1975 at the age of 99 Grant Bev	$200 [22] If the fabric has a nap, you should lay out the pieces of this in one direction & cut them out the pattern Adam	$200 [27] This word meaning something not fully understood is from the Greek musterion, "secret rite" mystery Bev
$300 [3] These 2 European countries whose names begin with "Sw" were both neutral during WWI & WWII Switzerland and Sweden Adam	$300 [18] This TV western was set on the Barkley Ranch in the 1870s The Big Valley Adam Andrew	$300 [13] Until this arrived in the 1950s, almost all subs used diesel-electric power nuclear power Bev	$300 [7] Writer Jessamyn West babysat this cousin from Calif. who grew up to become president in the 1960s Nixon Bev	$300 [23] Types of these include running & back stitches Adam	$300 [28] The name of this 2- or 3-toed mammal comes from Middle English for "slow" a sloth Bev
$400 [10] The name of this South American city is Portuguese for "River of January" Rio de Janeiro Bev	$400 [19] This sidekick of the Cisco Kid was played by Leo Carrillo, who was in his 70s when he began the role Pancho Bev Andrew	$400 [14] Subs usually have 2 of these optical devices, 1 for general use, 1 for the attack periscopes Andrew	$400 [8] It was the first name of William Henry Harrison's father & grandson Benjamin Bev	$400 [24] Numbers on spools of thread refer to this; to work on material like organdy or net, use no. 100 thickness Bev	$400 [29] This title of prince Siddhartha comes from Sanskrit for "awakening" Buddha Adam
$500 [11] Medieval poet Snorri Sturluson wroth the Prose Edda, one of this country's greatest literary works Iceland Adam	$500 [20] Roy Rogers rode Trigger, Dale Evans this horse Buttermilk	$500 [15] Air trapped in these tanks makes a sub float ballast tanks Adam	$500 [9] Unopened six-packs of this beverage named for Jimmy Carter's brother are now a collector's item Billy Beer Bev	DD $1,000 [25] An early version of this notion was Whitcomb Judson's "clasp locker" a zipper Bev	$500 [30] Lepos, meaning "scale", gave us this word for a pariah leper Bev

Double Jeopardy! Round

ARCHAEOLOGY	U.S. HISTORY	WOMEN AUTHORS	BROADWAY MUSICALS	MEN OF LETTER	SWAZILAND
$200 [11] Schliemann felt this city's 2nd settlement was the one of Homer's epics; now it seems to be the 7th Troy Bev	$200 [1] In 1885 the Post Office began this service that sent mail more quickly for an extra fee special delivery Adam	$200 [6] Susan Strasberg tells about her friendship with this woman in her book "Marilyn and Me" Marilyn Monroe Bev	$200 [16] Dogpatch is almost hit by an atom bomb in this 1956 musical Li'l Abner Bev	$200 [19] He's credited with establishing the world's largest fingerprint file J. Edgar Hoover Bev	$400 [29] As in Hawaii, sugarcane & this tropical fruit are major exports pineapple Bev
$400 [12] Cire perdue or "lost wax", a process of casting figures, was developed during this age the Bronze Age Andrew	$400 [2] In 1913 the 16th Amendment was ratified, authorizing a tax on this income Bev	$400 [7] After writing about "Hollywood Wives", she turned her eye on "Hollywood Husbands" Jackie Collins Adam	$400 [17] In 1952 Cloris Leachman briefly starred as Ensign Nellie Forbush in this musical South Pacific Andrew	$400 [20] For directing the Watergate burglary, he got a sentence of 2 1/2 to 8 years but served only 32 months E. Howard Hunt Bev Adam Andrew	$600 [28] At 6,704 square miles, Swaziland is slightly smaller than this "garden state" New Jersey Bev
$600 [13] Common dating techniques are carbon-14, counting tree rings & analyzing grains of this pollen Bev Andrew	$600 [3] In 1790 Philadelphia replaced this city as the new capital of the U.S. New York City Andrew	$600 [8] "The Tale of the Body Thief" is this author's fourth & latest novel about the vampire Lestat Anne Rice Andrew	$600 [18] The musical revue "Five Guys Named" this was inspired by jazzman Louis Jordan, not by the 3 Stooges Moe Adam	$600 [21] In 1957 he was named Burma's permanent representative to the U.N. U Thant Adam	$800 [27] As a result of this war, Swaziland was under British control from 1903-1968 the Boer War Bev
$800 [14] This term covers anything made by man, from a needle to a pyramid artifact Bev Andrew	$800 [4] During an 1832 expedition, Lake Itasca was discovered to be the source of this river the Mississippi Bev	$800 [9] From 1949-1956 this "Princess Daisy" author was a fashion editor for Good Housekeeping Judith Krantz Andrew	$800 [24] "Un Violon sur le Toit" was a French version of this Broadway smash Fiddler on the Roof Adam	$1,000 [23] This lawyer once said, "criminal law has made me a rebel by profession" F. Lee Bailey Bev	$1,000 [26] Landlocked, Swaziland is surrounded by Mozambique on 1 side & this country on the other 3 South Africa Adam
$1,000 [15] Sir Leonard Woolley is known for his excavations of this Sumerian city with a very short name Ur Bev	DD $2,000 [5] 2 of the 4 men upon whom the new rank of 5-star general was conferred in 1944 (2 of) MacArthur, Eisenhower, Marshall, Hap Arnold Bev	$1,000 [10] On a 1987 trip to China, this author of "The Joy Luck Club" met 2 of her half-sisters for the first time Amy Tan Bev	$1,000 [25] Michael J. Pollard played teenager Hugo Peabody in this musical about a rock star who gets drafted Bye Bye Birdie Andrew	DD $3,000 [22] His rescue of 2 EDS employees from a prison in Iran was the subject of Ken Follett's "On Wings of Eagles" H. Ross Perot Adam	—

Final Jeopardy!

HISTORIC NAMES

In 1529 this Spaniard was made Marques del Valle de Oaxaca

Hernán Cortés

Andrew "Who was Hernan Cortés?" — wagered $3,400

Adam "Who was Cortez" — wagered $8,100

Bev "Who is Cortes?" — wagered $6,401

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