Show #1806 1992-06-08 (taped 1992-02-03) Regular

Richard Kaplan game 3.

Contestants

Don Bouchoux — a military analyst from Great Falls, Virginia

Lucy Kendikian-Smith — a teacher and attorney originally from Mexico City, Mexico

Richard Kaplan — a lawyer from Los Angeles, California (whose 2-day cash winnings total $34,202)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Richard	$3,200	$4,300	$12,400	$9,400 3-day champion: $43,602	$14,100 28 R, 1 W (including 1 DD)
Lucy	$600	$1,600	$800	$1,500 3rd place: Service Merchandise gift certificate	$800 7 R, 2 W
Don	$700	$2,700	$4,500	$1,700 2nd place: trip to the Cayman Islands	$7,400 22 R (including 1 DD), 2 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

THE 1940s	CYCLING	RECYCLING	COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD	SEWING	LAST NAME'S THE SAME
$100 [11] Nearly 15 years in the making, this South Dakota monument was completed in 1941 Mount Rushmore Don	$100 [21] As opposed to the penny-farthing, the first "safety" bicycle featured these of equal size wheels Richard	$100 [16] Because a yellow dye has been found that washes out, some of these directories are now recyclable the yellow pages (telephone books) Lucy	$100 [1] In mid-1992 this Baltic country will change its unit of currency to the lats Latvia Don	$100 [26] Often mercerized for strength & appearance, this is the natural fiber most used to make thread cotton Don	$100 [6] Lynda, Nell, Dixie Carter Don
$200 [12] In 1942 Congress lowered the draft age from 20 to this 18 Richard	$200 [22] Caliper brakes work by squeezing levers on the handlebars; coaster brakes by doing this pushing the pedal back Lucy	$200 [17] Doing this to aluminum cans makes it easier to store & transport them crushing them Don	$200 [2] One of this country's most populous counties is Pest Hungary Richard	$200 [27] To sew loosely with large stitches, or to moisten roasting meat with liquid baste Lucy	$200 [7] Marian, Melissa Sue, Loni Anderson Richard
$300 [13] In 1945 this government agency set aside 13 channels for commercial TV broadcasting the FCC Lucy	$300 [23] The song "A Bicycle Built for Two" is from this decade when cycling hit its peak in the U.S. 1890s Richard	$300 [18] For some envelopes to be recyclable, this material must be removed from the address window cellophane (plastic) Don	$300 [3] Part of this country was once known as the Kingdom of Fez Morocco Lucy	$300 [28] It's a flat, shaped collar with rounded corners, named for a boy who wouldn't grow up Peter Pan Richard	$300 [8] Roy, Dick, Petula Clark Richard
$400 [14] In 1947 British India was divided into Hindustan or Hindu India & this Muslim state Pakistan Don	$400 [24] First held in 1903, this European race is over 2,500 miles long & lasts 21 or more days Tour de France Don	$400 [19] Some cities provide curbside pickup of leaves, which are then recycled into this for fertilizing gardens mulch (compost) Don	$400 [4] Hammerfest, Europe's northernmost city, lies in this country Norway Richard	$400 [29] The accordion type of this resembles the folds in the bellows of an accordion pleats Richard	$400 [9] Mac, Geena, Ann B. Davis Richard
$500 [15] In 1947 Aviation Week reported that a Bell X-1 had become the 1st plane to do this break the sound barrier Richard	$500 [25] The 4 main types of races are road, off-road, track & this, shortened to BMX bicycle motocross	DD $600 [20] To make this material, furnaces must run at 2800° F.; to recycle it, at lower temperatures glass Don	$500 [5] This country has South America's largest Jewish population Argentina Richard	$500 [30] This unit of fabric sold by manufacturers usually contains 12-20 yards bolt Lucy	$500 [10] Arthur, Benny, George Roy Hill Richard

Double Jeopardy! Round

RULERS	FRUITS & VEGETABLES	IN STATUARY HALL	RELIGION	MAMMALS	NONFICTION
$200 [3] Russian empress from 1762 to 1796, she never learned to speak the language properly Catherine the Great Don	$200 [8] The sweet kind of this is canned or eaten on the cob corn Don	$200 [10] If this Louisiana statue talked, it might say, "I'm the Kingfish" Huey Long Don	$200 [1] Snakes & a shamrock are emblems of this saint St. Patrick Don	$200 [18] The name of this large mammal comes from 2 Greek words meaning "nose-horned" rhinoceros Richard	$200 [21] In "Boots and Saddles", his wife, Elizabeth wrote of their life together before his "last stand" Custer Richard
$400 [4] In July 1559 at the age of 16, this Scottish queen also became queen of France Mary, Queen of Scots Don	$400 [9] This "Swiss" vegetable is a type of beet grown for its leaves & stalks chard Don	$400 [11] Your mission is to name this California mission founder whose statue is in the Hall Junipero Serra Don	$400 [2] Jen, the ideal relationship among people, is the central idea of this Chinese philosopher Confucius Richard	$400 [19] In 1940 a protein substance in red blood cells was discovered in & named for these monkeys rhesus Don	$400 [24] A book called "Semper Fidel" takes a look at the troubled relationship between the U.S. & this country Cuba Richard
$600 [5] This youngest son of Henry II succeeded his brother, Richard the Lion-Heart, as king of England in 1199 John Richard	$600 [28] The English or hothouse variety of this salad ingredient is virtually seedless cucumbers Richard	$600 [12] This state put Sequoyah in the Hall & Will Rogers elsewhere in the capitol Oklahoma Don	$600 [15] A mullah is a religious scholar of this religion's Shiite branch Islam Richard	$800 [22] The Alaskan brown bear is also named for this Alaskan island Kodiak Richard	$600 [25] While director of the FBI, he wrote "Masters of Deceit" & "A Study of Communism" J. Edgar Hoover Richard
$1,000 [7] On March 17, 1861, at Turin, he became king of Italy Victor Emmanuel Lucy Don	$800 [29] This vegetable is sometimes called sparrowgrass asparagus Don	$800 [13] In 1872 Rhode Island put a statue of this founder in the Hall Roger Williams Richard	$800 [16] Bon was the indigenous religion of Tibet before this now dominant one arrived Buddhism Richard	$1,000 [23] This order of whales, dolphins & porpoises contains about 80 species cetaceans Richard	$800 [26] James B. Stewart gives the lowdown on insider stock trading in his best seller "Den of" these Thieves Richard Lucy
DD $1,700 [6] This cousin of Julius Caesar committed suicide in August, 20 B.C. at Alexandria, Egypt Marc Antony Richard	$1,000 [30] Cultivated for its thick rind, citron is a member of this fruit genus citrus Richard Lucy	$1,000 [14] Mississippi erected a statue of this president Jefferson Davis Don	$1,000 [17] Candomble, practiced in this S. American country's Bahia state, combines African & Catholic elements Brazil Richard	DD $3,000 [20] Shropshire, Marco Polo & Rambouillet are types of this mammal sheep Don	$1,000 [27] This former White house Chief of Staff gave his version of the Watergate cover-up in "The Ends of Power" Haldeman Don

Final Jeopardy!

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS

He received the most electoral votes of any third party candidate in the 20th century

Teddy Roosevelt

Lucy "Who is Teddy Roosevelt" — wagered $700

Don "Who is George Wallace?" — wagered $2,800

Richard "Who is Strom Thurmond" — wagered $3,000

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