Show #1051 1989-03-13 (taped 1988-11-29) Regular

Contestants

Dave Boyd — a patient unit clerk from Galesburg, Illinois

Susan Baker — a sales manager originally from Illinois

Paul Mathless — an editor from Washington, D.C. (whose 2-day cash winnings total $28,300)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Paul $-100 $800 $5,600 $5,600
3rd place: Berkline Super Motion Wall-Away sofa
$5,600
13 R, 2 W
Susan $800 $2,500 $7,300 $14,400
New champion: $14,400
$7,300
15 R (including 3 DDs), 1 W
Dave $300 $2,000 $7,000 $11,200
2nd place: Keller dining room furniture + Cutco kitchen knives
$7,000
22 R, 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

U.S. CITIES REFERENCE BOOKS WICKED WOMEN SPORTS ROCK 'N' ROLL FILMS POTABLE ANAGRAMS
$100 [17]
This city is situated at the junction of the Anacostia & Potomac Rivers
Washington, D.C.
Dave
$100 [4]
Latin for "treasure", it's a treasure-trove of related words for a writer to use
thesaurus
Dave
$100 [12]
She was an exotic dancer as well a German spy in World War I
Mata Hari
Dave
$100 [1]
During a fox hunt, the "whippers-in" keep these together
hounds
Paul
$100 [5]
1st of Frankie & Annette's "Beach" movies
Beach Party
Dave
$100 [7]
We doubt that anyone would refer to this fruity beverage as "demon ale"
lemonade
Susan
$200 [18]
City in which you'd see the Franklin Parkway, Franklin Bridge & Franklin Institute
Philadelphia
Paul
$200 [13]
Look up "goober" in the current Encyclopedia Britannica & you're referred to this entry
peanuts
Dave
$200 [22]
Her husband was serving 99 years in prison for murder when she met Clyde Barrow
Bonnie Parker
Paul
$200 [2]
A beginning karate student commonly wears a belt of this color
white
Paul Dave
$200 [6]
Country-rock "Killer" who sang the title tune to "High School Confidential"
Jerry Lee Lewis
$200 [8]
Paul could tell you if the Ankas drink this at breakfast
Sanka
Dave
$300 [19]
It took 3 days to extinguish the 1906 fire that burned 512 blocks of this city
San Francisco
Dave
$300 [14]
The Press of this university publishes "Companions to" English Lit, Art & the Theatre
Oxford
Dave
$300 [25]
Historians now believe she was merely the tool of her brother Cesare & her father Pope Alexander VI
Lucrezia Borgia
Dave
$300 [3]
No well-dressed matador would be seen in the ring without this, his "traje de luces"
suit of lights
Susan
$300 [9]
A bartender might serve this cocktail "in a trim" little glass
martini
Dave
$400 [21]
This Missouri city Harry Truman called home was named for one of Andrew Jackson's ideals
Independence
Susan
$400 [15]
"Beat the Odds", "Music Bingo" & "Fast Draw" are entries in an ency. of these by Schwartz, Ryan & Wostbrock
game shows
Dave
$400 [26]
Nickname of Lynette Fromme, who tried to assassinate President Ford in September 1975
"Squeaky"
Susan
$400 [20]
Curses! it's the only weapon women are allowed to use in fencing competitions
foil
Susan
$400 [10]
"Quiet Al" gets noisy when he drinks too much of this
tequila
Paul Susan
$500 [24]
McCormick Place, this city's convention center, has 162 million square feet of space on 4 levels
Chicago
Paul
$500 [16]
In the preface to his 1747 dict., this British lexicographaer apologized to critics if he missed any words
Samuel Johnson
Paul
DD $500 [27]
Her gang included Herman, Lloyd, Arthur & Fred--her four sons
Ma Barker
Susan
$500 [23]
Scuba divers experience this "euphoria" when nitrogen enters their blood at high pressures
nitrogen narcosis (rapture of the deep)
Paul
$500 [11]
The kind of brandy cocktails Cressida might serve
sidecars

Double Jeopardy! Round

FAMOUS QUOTES THE U.N. MYTHOLOGY THE CIVIL WAR ENDS IN "ELLA" STATE BIRDS
$400 [9]
At Pearl Harbor December 7, 1941, Howell Forgy was 1st to say "Praise the Lord and pass" this
ammunition
Dave
$200 [3]
The U.N. flag consists of a map of the world & 2 olive branches on a background of this color
blue
Dave
$200 [21]
She loved Narcissus She loved Narcissus
Echo
Dave
$200 [1]
This general was born into an aristocratic VA. family & married M. Washington's great-granddaughter
Robert E. Lee
Paul
$200 [16]
It falls somewhere between a short story & a novel
novella
Dave
DD $500 [28]
State bird of Mich., Wis. & Conn., it's a sign of spring throughout the northern U.S.
robin
Susan
DD $500 [8]
His famous quote heardhereis from the 1932 film "The Fatal Glass of Beer":"It's not a fit night out for man nor beast."
W.C. Fields
Susan
$400 [4]
Now the mayor of Atlanta, in 1977 he became the 1st black to serve as U.S. ambassador to the U.N.
Andrew Young
Paul
$400 [20]
For her impiety toward the gods, Arachne the weaver was turned into this
spider
Dave
$400 [2]
The only state which seceded from the Union in 1860
South Carolina
Dave
$400 [26]
The most common pizza cheese
mozzarella
Dave
$600 [27]
Pennsylvania's state bird is this handsome "ruffled" relative of a turkey
grouse
Susan
$600 [13]
At his inauguration, President Hayes claimed "He serves his party best who serves" this "best"
his country
Dave
$600 [7]
The U.N. Library is named for this secretary-gen. who was killed in a 1961 plane crash in Africa
Dag Hammarskjöld
Susan
$600 [17]
Hercules slew Hippolyta, queen of these warrior people
Amazons
Dave
$600 [5]
MacKinlay Kantor's novel about this notorious prison won the '56 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction
Andersonville
Paul
$600 [22]
Jerry Lewis had a wicked stepmother & a fairy godfather in this 1960 film
Cinderfella
Susan
$1,000 [25]
This bright red member of the finch family represents 7 states, more than any other bird
cardinal
Dave
$800 [14]
Architect who said, "No house should ever be on any hill or on anything. It should be of the hill..."
Frank Lloyd Wright
Susan
$800 [10]
Although not a member of the U.N., the PLO was granted this type of status in 1974
observer status
Paul
$800 [18]
Paphos was the son of this sculptor & his statue-come-to-life wife
Pygmalion
Susan Dave
$800 [6]
During the war, the Confederacy purchased some 19 warships in this country
Great Britain
Dave
$800 [23]
A Hollywood rivalry began when Hedda "scooped" her by announcing the divorce of FDR's son James
Louella Parsons
Paul
$1,000 [15]
In 1876 this German archaeologist told the King of Greece, "I have gazed on the face of Agamemnon"
(Heinrich) Schliemann
Paul
$1,000 [11]
3 of the 6 major organs of the U.N.
(3 of) Secretariat, General Assembly, Security Council, International Court of Justice, Economic & Social Council, & Trusteeship Council
Dave
$1,000 [19]
The god of wine, he gave King Midas the golden touch as a reward for a kindness
Bacchus
Susan
$1,000 [12]
In August 1863 this guerrilla leader & his raiders burned Lawrence, Kan. & killed about 150 people
(William C.) Quantrill
Susan
$1,000 [24]
A yellow oil that's found in perfume, soap & insect repellent
citronella
Paul

Final Jeopardy!

AMERICAN LITERATURE

When Rip Van Winkle fell asleep, this ruler's portrait hung in front of the inn

King George III

Paul "Who was King George III?" — wagered $0
Dave "Who is King George III" — wagered $4,200
Susan "Who is George III?" — wagered $7,100

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