Show #886 1988-06-13 (taped 1988-03-14) Regular

Stephen Lebowitz game 2.

Contestants

John Chivers — a systems analyst from Fremont, California

Tom Straczynski — a teacher from Bayside, New York

Stephen Lebowitz — a physician from Los Angeles, California (whose 1-day cash winnings total $16,700)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Stephen	$1,500	$2,400	$8,900	$15,900 2-day champion: $32,600	$6,800 16 R (including 1 DD), 0 W
Tom	$300	$800	$7,200	$2,800 2nd place: Broyhill home bedroom set & Waverly home bedding fashions	$5,800 15 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
John	$1,800	$4,300	$5,700	$1 3rd place: KitchenAid electric range	$5,600 19 R (including 1 DD), 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

WASHINGTONIANS	APPLES	BROADWAY LYRICS	BOOKS & AUTHORS	TV GUIDE SAYS	"SUMMER"
$100 [22] The blonde who's played the title role in "Hello, Dolly" over 3000 times Carol Channing Stephen	$100 [24] Ducking & bobbing for apples are games most associated with this holiday Halloween Tom	$100 [11] "Chicks & ducks & geese better" do this "when I take you out in the surrey" scurry John	$100 [2] Bruce Catton is best known for writing books about this event the Civil War Tom	$100 [5] "Kirk, assigned to protect a grain shipment, finds that he has trouble with 'Tribbles'" Star Trek John	$100 [1] The crookneck or the zucchini, for example summer squash John
$200 [23] Born Abdullah Jaffa Bey Khan, since age 11 he wanted to have his own ballet company Robert Joffrey	$200 [25] To get pink applesauce, you should include this part when cooking the apples the peel John	$200 [3] "Oh, no! Not in springtime! Summer, winter or fall! No, never could I" do this "at all!" leave you John	$200 [4] Her 1st novel was "Little House in the Big Woods" Laura Ingalls (Wilder) Tom	$200 [6] "A way-out hair style creates problems for Harriet" Ozzie and Harriet John	$200 [7] A heels-over-head body roll summersault John
$300 [17] Though called "The Old Groaner", he titled his autobiography "Call Me Lucky" Bing Crosby John	$300 [28] In early America, most apples were used to make this (hard) cider John	$300 [19] It's when you should "rise & look around you & you'll see who you are" on a clear day John	$300 [15] Ex-wife who coyly called her scandalous 1988 autobiography "The Prize Pulitzer" Roxanne Pulitzer Stephen	$300 [12] "Doc falls for a seasick stowaway (Charo)" The Love Boat Stephen	$300 [8] While it sounds like corporate shares traded in July, it's actually Strawhat Theater summer stock Stephen
DD $500 [26] Since his death in 1970, some 100 albums of this guitarist's work have been released: Jimi Hendrix John	—	$400 [20] "It's delicious, it's delectable, it's delirious, it's dilemma, it's delimit, it's deluxe, it's" this de-lovely John	$400 [16] "The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone" was 1 of only 2 novels written by this playwright Tennessee Williams Tom	$400 [13] "Lionel tries to bring peace between his fiancee's grandfathers: 1 black, 1 white & both prejudiced" The Jeffersons John	$400 [9] Seals & Crofts had this hit in the fall of 1972 "Summer Breeze" Stephen
$500 [27] Rose Hovick, a.k.a. Gypsy Rose Lee, was the older sister of this actress June Havoc John	—	$500 [21] In "A Chorus Line", Cassie sings "All I ever needed was the music &" this the mirror	$500 [18] The Oklahoma Land Rush of 1889 was the setting for her 1930 novel "Cimarron" Edna Ferber Stephen	$500 [14] "Jennifer becomes a jewel thief after being hypnotized by an unorthodox beautician" Hart to Hart Stephen	$500 [10] 1972 book by Roger Kahn about the Brooklyn Dodgers of the early 1950s The Boys of Summer John

Double Jeopardy! Round

ENGLAND	ART	HISTORIC NICKNAMES	INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS	YOGA	"WINTER"
$200 [2] This city was supposedly named for a mythical creature, the liver bird Liverpool Stephen	$200 [10] This delicate, thin paper used by Asian artists comes from a tree of the same name, not a grain rice John	$200 [11] He was called "Ringlets" by his men & "Yellow Hair" by the Indians George Custer Tom	$200 [25] This French co. is world's #1 maker of disposable razors, cigarette lighters & ballpoint pens Bic Stephen	$200 [16] The crow, the cobra & the locust, among others yoga positions Tom	$200 [20] The acorn or the hubbard, for example winter squash Stephen
$400 [3] The church where Shakespeare is buried overlooks this river the Avon Tom	$400 [9] Jon Gnagy was one of the 1st to use this medium to teach large numbers of people how to draw television Tom	$400 [12] "Cap the Knife", or more recently, "Cap the Knight" Caspar Weinberger John	$600 [28] Imperial margarine, All, Wisk & Surf are marketed by this U.S. subsidiary of Anglo-Dutch Unilever Lever Brothers	$400 [17] One form that requires less concentration than Hindu yoga is "TM", which means this transcendental meditation Stephen	$400 [21] Oil of this plant, whose leaves keep their color all year, flavors some candies & chewing gum wintergreen Tom
$600 [4] This great-grandmother is an expert at fly-fishing, pool, playing the bongos, & opening hospitals The Queen Mum (Elizabeth) Stephen	$800 [7] Famed French Fauve artist noted for his colors, or the dog in "Down & Out in Beverly Hills" Matisse	$600 [13] "The Scourge of God" Attila the Hun Tom	$800 [29] NTT, called the world's most valuable company, is this country's phone company Japan	$600 [18] From Sanskrit for "venerable", he's a yogi's spiritual guide guru Tom	$600 [22] The Bolsheviks took power & captured top gov't officials when they seized this Petrograd building the Winter Palace Tom
$800 [1] Legend says King Lear's father & his swine rolled in the mud in this city's ancient Roman spa Bath Stephen	$1,000 [8] A critic called this artist's "Olympia" "obviously naked rather than conventionally nude" Edouard Manet John	$800 [14] "The Lady with the Hatchet", & we don't mean Lizzie Borden Carrie Nation Stephen	$1,000 [30] World's #1 maker of light bulbs, this Dutch company's brands include Norelco, Philco & Magnavox Philips John	$800 [19] Yogis practice pranayama, a controlled way of doing this breathing Stephen	$800 [23] Once musical director for RCA Victor, he had hits of his own with "Blue Tango" & "Canadian Sunset" Hugo Winterhalter John
$1,000 [5] Built by George IV, the royal pavilion at this seaside resort is an ornate Oriental palace Brighton Tom	DD $2,000 [6] Thomas Cole lived in Catskill, N.Y. & was a founder of the school of art named for this body of water the Hudson River Tom	$1,000 [15] "The Father of the Turks" Mustafa Kemal Ataturk Tom	DD $2,500 [26] Samsung is this country's largest company South Korea Stephen	$1,000 [27] Yogis do this primarily to bring the mind & senses under control, & to cleanse the body fasting Tom	$1,000 [24] This play based on the Sacco-Vanzetti case is considered by some Maxwell Anderson's best "Winterset"

Final Jeopardy!

PRESIDENTS

1 of the 2 presidents who were both widowed & remarried while in office

Woodrow Wilson or John Tyler

John "Who was Grover Cleveland?" — wagered $5,699

Tom "Who was Taft?" — wagered $4,400

Stephen "Who was Woodrow Wilson?" — wagered $7,000

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