Show #1063 1989-03-29 (taped 1988-12-06) Regular

The players were introduced already standing in position.

Contestants

Hugh McElaney — a U.S. Air Force contract negotiator from Upton, Massachusetts

Diane Taubold — a manager from Rochester, New York

Craig Campbell — an advertising executive from Victorville, California (whose 3-day cash winnings total $25,999)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Craig	$900	$2,500	$2,100	$2,100 3rd place: Excel rower & exercise cycle	$2,100 15 R, 4 W
Diane	$600	$700	$4,700	$9,400 2nd place: vacation in Palm Springs & stay at Ingleside Inn + pair of Hatteras hammocks (deluxe & swing)	$4,700 15 R, 2 W
Hugh	$1,300	$2,400	$7,800	$9,401 New champion: $9,401	$8,200 20 R (including 3 DDs), 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

1988	FAMOUS QUOTES	SINGERS	AMERICAN AUTHORS	RUBBER	BALLS
$100 [16] All five of his children were delegates to the 1988 Republican convention Bush Craig	$100 [19] George Braque said this "exists, only falsehood has to be invented" truth Diane	$100 [26] This voluptuous blonde said, "I may be a country bumkin, but I'm a smart country bumkin" Dolly Parton Hugh	$100 [10] Upon seeing this author in the audience, a 19th c. actor worked "Nevermore, nevermore" into his dialogue (Edgar Allan) Poe Hugh	$100 [6] Over half the rubber used in the world is used to make these tires Craig	$100 [1] Bob Molitor at Spalding pioneerd the change from white to yellow balls in this sport tennis Diane
$200 [17] Bone, Crossbeak & Bonnet, or, as the Eskimos called them, Pontu, Siku & Kannick gray whales that were trapped Hugh	$200 [20] Ben Franklin said, "After 3 days men grow weary, of a wench, a guest" & this weather condition rain Hugh	$200 [27] He was elected mayor of Palm Springs 1 day after his ex-wife won an Oscar Sonny Bono Craig	$200 [11] Disgusted with novels of his time, this "Deerslayer" author took up writing to show he could do better James Fenimore Cooper Diane	$200 [7] Mayan Indians made shoes by dipping their feet in this rubber tree sap & letting it dry latex Craig	$200 [2] In a parody of "On Top of Old Smokey", a sneeze caused this to be lost meatball Diane
$300 [18] This royal child was born at 18 minutes past 8 p.m. on the 8th day of the 8th month in 1988 Princess Beatrice of York	$300 [21] The title of this Dale Carnegie book appears as an entry in Bartlett's Quotations How to Win Friends and Influence People	$300 [28] Rumors said she wrote the song "You're So Vain" about ex-love Warren Beatty Carly Simon Craig	$300 [13] William Manchester's "The Last Lion" is the 2nd volume of a biography of this Englishman (Winston) Churchill Diane Hugh	$300 [8] The name of this process to make rubber stronger & more resilient comes from the Roman god of fire vulcanization Craig	$300 [3] Francis Johnson of Darwin, Minn. holds the Guinness record for making a ball out of this string Craig
$400 [24] Dick Thornburgh, the former governor of this state, succeeded Edwin Meese as att'y general Pennsylvania Hugh	DD $300 [23] In 1951 he told a joint session of Congress, "In war there is no substitute for victory" Douglas MacArthur Hugh	$400 [29] Arne Naess Jr., described as a "Norwegian zillionaire", is married to her Diana Ross	$400 [14] Shortly before dying, this New England Quaker poet uttered the words, "My love to the world" John Greenleaf Whittier	$400 [9] A person or government agency that routinely gives its approval is likened to this device rubber stamp Hugh	$400 [4] Though no rule specifies it, every regulation ball for this sport has 108 double stitches baseball Diane
$500 [25] This convicted killer wrote about the causes of crime in "They Always Call Us Ladies" Jean Harris	$400 [22] Criticizing Norman V. Peale, A. Stevenson said "I find Apostle Paul appealing, & the Apostle Peale" this appalling Hugh	$500 [30] Ken Curtis sang with the Sons of the Pioneers but is best known for this role on "Gunsmoke" Festus Craig Hugh	$500 [15] Emerson employed this controversial friend & essayist as a handyman around the house Thoreau Craig	$500 [12] Over 90% of the world's supply of natural rubber comes from this continent Asia Hugh	$500 [5] The RAF began using this instrument in 1944 because it didn't leak at high altitudes ballpoint pen

Double Jeopardy! Round

SHAKESPEAREAN CHARACTERS	WORLD GEOGRAPHY	RELIGION	19th C. AMERICA	LANGUAGES	"R" YOU READY?
$200 [16] At the banquet, his ghost is invisible to everyone but Macbeth Banquo Hugh	$200 [6] 1 of 2 South American countries that border the Caribbean (1 of) Venezuela (or Colombia) Diane	$200 [24] The Lambeth Conference is called by the Archbishop of Canterbury for the bishops of this religion Anglican Craig	$200 [1] In the early 1800s these runaways took refuge in Seminole territory escaped slaves Diane	$200 [21] To facilitate communications among tribes, Plains Indians developed a form of this language sign language Diane	$200 [11] Jacob's eldest son, or his corned beef sandwich Reuben Craig
$400 [17] Villainous king whose brother George was drowned in a cask of wine Richard III Hugh	$400 [7] It's the imaginary line where each new calendar day begins International Date Line Diane	$400 [25] In 1987 he resigned his Southern Baptist ministry to run in the primaries Pat Robertson Hugh	$400 [2] In 1814 British officers ate in this famous residence--then burned it White House Diane	$400 [22] The world's most widely used second language English Craig Hugh	$400 [12] To illustrate the word "robot", the American Heritage Dictionary uses a picture of this one R2-D2 Craig
$600 [18] In "The Merchant of Venice", his daughter Jessica elopes with Lorenzo Shylock Diane	$600 [8] A series of cliffs, the most famous of which in the U.S. are along the Hudson River palisades Diane	DD $400 [28] Muhammad's daughter, or a Catholic shrine in Portugal where Mary appeared to 3 children Fatima Hugh	$600 [3] It was 1st used in the U.S. May 24, 1844 to send a message from D.C. to Baltimore telegraph Craig	$800 [29] 40-member group historically concerned with keeping the French language pure Académie Française (French Academy)	$600 [13] If you're just a little larva & you want to be a queen bee, you have to eat this royal jelly Diane
$800 [19] Characters in this play include a prophetess, a Trojan priest & a bastard son of King Priam Troilus and Cressida Hugh	$800 [9] Technically, this entire continent is a desert Antarctica Craig	$600 [26] The clothespin was among the inventions of this religious community known for furniture design Shakers Craig	$800 [4] This party gained control of both houses of Congress for the 1st time in the elections of 1840 Whigs Craig Diane Hugh	DD $1,000 [23] More high school & college students in the U.S. study this foreign language than any other Spanish Hugh	$800 [14] This word means a breeding ground for seals, not for chess pieces rookery Hugh
$1,000 [20] Captured after stabbing his wife to death, this villain vows never to speak again; he doesn't Iago Diane	$1,000 [10] It's the name of both the largest lake in Central America & the country it's in Lake Nicaragua Diane	$800 [27] The word mantra from the Sanskrit meaning "prayer", comes to us from this religion Hindu Hugh	$1,000 [5] Noted for his triumph in Tripoli, this naval hero was killed in a duel in 1820 Stephen Decatur Craig Hugh	$1,000 [30] This Haitian language is a mixture of African dialects & French Creole Craig	$1,000 [15] It can be a cluster of spots on a leopard or a badge that resembles a flower rosette

Final Jeopardy!

MOVIE STARS

She made only 11 Hollywood films during her brief career, co-starring twice with B. Crosby & winning an Oscar

Grace Kelly

Craig "Who is Judy Holliday?" — wagered $0

Diane "Who is Grace Kelly?" — wagered $4,700

Hugh "Who is Grace Kelley?" — wagered $1,601

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