Show #678 1987-07-15 (taped 1987-03-10) Regular

Contestants

Lennie Magida — a journalist from Baltimore, Maryland

Michael Klaper — a physician from Umatilla, Florida

Dale Schweinsberg — a U.S. Army officer from Rome, New York (whose 2-day cash winnings total $24,600)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Dale	$1,500	$1,900	$8,800	$5,600 2nd place: a cruise to the Caribbean on Costa Rivera	$6,700 19 R (including 1 DD), 5 W
Michael	$600	$2,000	$6,000	$5,750 New champion: $5,750	$5,600 16 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
Lennie	$1,400	$2,700	$5,700	$0 3rd place: Roper range	$5,600 18 R (including 1 DD), 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

SPORTSCASTS	MEMPHIS	AUTHORS' MIDDLE NAMES	COLLEGES	DOGS	SHOW BIZ SHELLEYS
$100 [17] Its 1st broadcast showed the thrill of victory & the agony of defeat at the Drake & Penn relays Wide World of Sports Michael	$100 [16] Memphis' foremost tourist attraction is this home of Elvis Presley Graceland Lennie	$100 [7] Ralph Emerson's middle name Waldo Michael	$100 [4] Some of these large reptiles inhabit a lake on campus at the University of Southwestern Louisiana alligators Dale	$100 [8] As pups get older, a bitch will nurse them in this position, not lying down standing up Dale	$100 [1] 3 "cheers" for this actress who played waitress Diane Chambers Shelley Long Dale
$200 [18] These were 1st telecast, via closed circuit, in Berlin in 1936 Olympics Michael	$200 [24] Famed entertainer associated with both the Memphis Golf Classic & St. Jude's Children Hosp. Danny Thomas Michael	$200 [9] James Cooper's Fenimore Michael	$200 [13] A legend at Wellesley is that winner of the annual spring hoop-rolling contest will be 1st to do this get married Lennie	$200 [23] This 19th c. queen helped popularize the Skye terrier, dachshund, collie & Pekingese Queen Victoria Lennie	$200 [2] While playing Mary Stone on The Donna Reed Show, she had a #1 hit with "Johnny Angel" Shelley Fabares Dale
DD $400 [20] 2 of the 3 original announcers on "Monday Night Football" (2 of) Howard Cosell, Don Meredith (& Keith Jackson) Lennie	$300 [28] The Commercial Appeal is now Memphis' only daily one newspaper Dale	$300 [10] William Thackeray's middle name Makepeace Michael	$300 [14] Teams at the University of Pennsylvania appropriately sport this "religious" nickname Quakers	$300 [25] Tenacious breed of Buster Brown's talking dog "Tige" bulldog Dale Michael Lennie	$300 [3] The TV boss she worked for & perfume she represented were both named Charlie Shelley Hack Dale Lennie
$400 [21] On NBC's 1st Monday Night Baseball game of 1974 this Atlanta outfielder broke a 34-year-old record Hank Aaron Lennie	—	$400 [11] T.S. Eliot's middle name Stearns Lennie	$400 [15] "Champaign" school which claims largest state U. library, ranking 5th among all U.S. libraries University of Illinois Dale	$400 [27] Of hounds terriers, or spaniels, one that isn't a major AKC category spaniels Dale Michael	$400 [5] He said, "I'm not a sick comedian; I'm a healthy actor" Shelley Berman Dale
$500 [22] When "The Gilette Cavalcade of Sports" was on the air, this was the only sport they telecast live boxing Michael	—	$500 [12] Erich Remarque's middle name Maria Lennie	$500 [19] In the early '80s at Triton College, some classes in this technical subject ran from 11 p.m. until 4 a.m. computer science Lennie	$500 [26] Breed that got its name from the dogs' playful habit of striking out with their forelegs boxer Michael	$500 [6] When Clark Gable came to pick her up, she thinks her mother may have said, "Don't be careful" Shelley Winters Dale

Double Jeopardy! Round

HISTORY	CARDS	ISLANDS	ASTRONOMY	AUTOMOBILES	ANAGRAMS
$200 [19] Some political observers think this last emperor of Ethiopia was murdered Haile Selassie Lennie	$200 [18] "Anatomical" card game where it's tough to "shoot the moon" hearts Michael	$200 [9] Newport is the largest city on this island for which the state is named Rhode Island Dale Lennie	$200 [4] In 1973, Poland celebrated the 500th anniversary of the birth of this astronomer Copernicus Michael	$200 [1] Country whose people own about 35% of the world's cars United States Lennie	$200 [2] Shakespearean king who thought Cordelia's love wasn't real Lear (from real) Dale
$400 [26] In 1944, Hitler asked, "Brennt Paris", German for this famous question Is Paris burning? Dale	$400 [20] Card game for children, or what a woman might do if John gets fresh slapjack Dale	$400 [10] In 1975, New York City's borough of Richmond was officially renamed this Staten Island Lennie	$600 [6] The constellation Auriga, the charioteer, contains 1 of the horntips of this constellation Taurus, the bull Michael	$400 [14] A 1962 ad for this car showed a little picture of it with the slogan "Think Small" Volkswagen Lennie	$400 [3] Container of Amontillado Poe might carry in a sack cask (from sack) Michael
$600 [28] This ex-dancer was vice president of Argentina when Juan Peron died Isabel Dale	$600 [24] In baccarat, it's the term for the box from which cards are dealt shoe Dale	$600 [11] This eastern Mediterranean island country is considered part of the Middle East Cyprus Dale	DD $800 [5] The 2 planets mentioned in thefollowingsong: Jupiter & Mars Michael	$600 [21] This World War I ace was a noted race driver & owned his own car company Eddie Rickenbacker Dale Lennie	$600 [15] To stick a toupee to his pate, a bald man might use this tape (from pate) Lennie
DD $2,900 [29] John T. Ford was imprisoned for over a month in 1865 because he owned this Ford's Theater Dale	$800 [25] Developed in 18th century, this forerunner of bridge had a forerunner itself, called "triumph" whist Lennie	$800 [12] This largest of Japan's four main islands is sometimes referred to as "The Mainland" Honshu Michael	$800 [7] The 2 planets in our solar system whose orbits cross Neptune & Pluto Dale	$800 [22] In 1963, this U.S. auto maker experimented with a turbine car with no radiator & 1 spark plug Chrysler Dale	$800 [16] If you know where to look, you can find this brand of cigarettes Kool (from look) Lennie
—	$1,000 [27] According to Hoyle, cards must be shuffled at least this many times before playing poker 3	$1,000 [13] This island was a separate British dominion that did not join Canada until 1949 Newfoundland Dale Lennie	$1,000 [8] Unlike Halley's, it'll take another 75,000 years for this comet, 1st seen in 1973, to return Kohoutek Michael	$1,000 [23] Chosen again for 1987, this model was Motor Trend's car of the year for 1958 Thunderbird Dale	$1,000 [17] It's what a girl gets on her face when she gets a diamond ring on her finger grin (from ring) Lennie

Final Jeopardy!

MYTHS & LEGENDS

In Greek mythology, Zeus turned King Lycaon & his entire family into these animals

wolves

Lennie "What are cows?" — wagered $5,700

Michael "What are bears?" — wagered $250

Dale "What are pigs?" — wagered $3,200

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