Show #2733 1996-06-19 (taped 1996-02-07) Regular

Mary Hirschfeld game 3.

Contestants

Lyndia Lowy — a secretary from Los Angeles, California

Sally Cassil — a librarian from Santa Fe, New Mexico

Mary Hirschfeld — a professor of economics originally from Pullman, Washington (whose 2-day cash winnings total $31,202)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Mary	$400	$2,500	$9,300	$10,201 3-day champion: $41,403	$9,900 26 R, 6 W (including 1 DD)
Sally	$2,200	$4,100	$5,100	$9,700 2nd place: trip to the 1996 Olympics	$5,000 16 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
Lyndia	$300	$800	$5,000	$999 3rd place: Zodiac watch	$5,000 14 R (including 1 DD), 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

ALICE IN WONDERLAND	HISPANIC HOLLYWOOD	GIFTS	HISTORIC AMERICANS	COMMON BONDS	"M" ON THE MAP
$100 [8] This wormlike creature sits atop a mushroom "with its arms folded, quietly smoking a long hookah" the Caterpillar Lyndia	$100 [3] This Cuban-born entertainer was known as Mr. Babalu Desi Arnaz Lyndia	$100 [23] This saint associated with Christmas gave bags of gold as dowries for poor girls St. Nicholas Mary	$100 [18] In 1811 this statesman married his wealthy cousin Floride Bonneau Calhoun John C. Calhoun Mary Sally	$100 [13] Cherry, orchestra, bottomless a pit Sally	$100 [1] With a population of over 365,000, it's Minnesota's largest city Minneapolis Mary
$200 [9] At the trial of the Knave of Hearts, this group consists of 12 animals, including Bill the Lizard the jury Mary	$200 [4] His most famous roles include a wrathful Khan & a fantastic Roarke Ricardo Montalban Sally	$200 [24] Richard Morris Hunt planned the pedestal for this gift from the French people to the Americans the Statue of Liberty Mary	$200 [19] This silversmith had 8 children by his first wife Sarah, & 8 more by his second wife, Rachel Paul Revere Lyndia	$200 [14] Mud, Eskimo, shepherd's pie Lyndia	$200 [2] In 1865 Edward Whymper became the first to reach the top of this Alpine peak the Matterhorn Mary Sally
$300 [28] Tenniel's drawings of this milliner may be of Theophilus Carter, an eccentric inventor who wore a top hat the Mad Hatter Lyndia	$300 [5] Cesar Romero, Duncan Renaldo & most recently Jimmy Smits played this Hispanic western hero the Cisco Kid Sally	$300 [25] On this Marquis' 1824-25 visit to the U.S., Congress voted him a gift of $200,000 & a tract of land Lafayette Mary	$300 [20] This frontier judge was born in Mason County, Kentucky, but his exact birthdate is unknown Judge Roy Bean Mary	$300 [15] Of Science, of Foxhounds, of ceremonies Masters Lyndia	$300 [10] A certain points, this principality stretches less than one-quarter mile inland from the Mediterranean Monaco Mary
$400 [29] At the Mad Tea Party, this long-eared character offers wine to Alice, even though there isn't any the March Hare Mary	DD $500 [6] Her resume lists "Rockford Files" (Emmy); "The Ritz" (Tony); "West Side Story" (Oscar); "The Electric Co." album (Grammy) Rita Moreno Sally	$400 [26] Italy donated 3,700 tons of marble for this D.C. performing arts complex that opened in 1971 the Kennedy Center Sally	$400 [21] This early U.S. president often practiced the violin 3 hours a day Jefferson Sally	$400 [16] Wet, Navajo, security blanket Mary	$400 [11] In June 1942 the U.S. won a decisive victory over the Japanese in this air & sea battle Midway Sally Lyndia
$500 [30] This fabulous monster with an eagle's head & a lion's body takes Alice to see the Mock Turtle the Gryphon Sally	$500 [7] She found additional "Fame" singing the theme to "Flashdance" Irene Cara Sally	$500 [27] Blenheim Palace was a public gift to John Churchill, Duke of this the Duke of Marlborough Lyndia	$500 [22] Prominent temperance leader Neal Dow was this party's presidential candidate in 1880 the Prohibition Party Mary Lyndia	$500 [17] Picture, van, violation moving Sally	$500 [12] This longest Canadian river flows from the Great Slave Lake to the Beaufort Sea the Mackenzie

Double Jeopardy! Round

NOTABLE WOMEN	THE WINE CELLAR	OPERA CHARACTERS	SCIENTISTS	MICHIGAN CITIES	HERALDRY
$200 [3] On January 1 ceremonies in Philadelphia mark the birthday of this flagmaker Betsy Ross Mary	$200 [1] In 1994 the name of this most famous Italian sparkling wine was shortened to Asti Asti Spumante Lyndia	$200 [9] Decades before Rossini, Andre Gretry wrote an opera about this Swiss hero William Tell Sally	$200 [4] English physicist Ralph Fowler explained the structure of the white dwarf type of this heavenly body a star Mary	$200 [20] A top tune in 1942 was "I've Got a Gal in" this Michigan city Kalamazoo Mary	$200 [18] The design and position of this knightly headgear denote rank; a peer's is shown in profile the helmet Lyndia
$400 [13] Though she spent much of her childhood in Arizona, this Supreme Court justice was born in El Paso, Texas Sandra Day O'Connor Mary	$400 [2] More than 75% of this country's wines are produced on the Niagara Peninsula Canada Mary Sally	$400 [10] Erda the Earth goddess is the mother of the Valkyries in this composer's "Ring" cycle Wagner Mary	$400 [5] He was a world authority on gall wasps before founding his institute for sex research in 1942 Kinsey Lyndia	$400 [21] When it was chosen as state capital in 1847, only a sawmill & a log house were there Lansing Mary	$400 [19] In England the cadency mark of a second son is this shape associated with rolls and moons the crescent Mary
$600 [14] She learned the art of making wax figures from her uncle Philippe Curtius Madame Tussaud Lyndia	$600 [17] The "crusted" type of this Iberian after-dinner wine has a crust that forms during the aging process port Mary Sally	$600 [11] Verdi & Salieri both wrote operas about this fat, funny Shakespearean character Falstaff Sally	$600 [6] Hugo de Vries, Gregor Mendel & George Washington Carver are classified as these botanists Mary Sally	$600 [26] The home of this Silverdome, or a car to drive there Pontiac Mary	$600 [23] On Norway's coat of arms, this popular heraldic animal stands rampant, holding an axe in its paws a lion Mary
$800 [15] In 1912 this famous Titanic survivor presented the captain of the Carpathia with a silver loving cup the Unsinkable Molly Brown Lyndia	$800 [29] California is noted for producing the Johannisberg type of this German-style white wine Riesling Mary	$800 [12] The Goose-Girl is the heroine of this "Hansel and Gretel" composer's fairy tale opera "The Royal Children" Humperdinck Mary	$800 [7] This 19th century German mineralogist developed a famous hardness scale Mohs	DD $600 [27] Michigan's busiest port Detroit Mary	$800 [24] Vair is the heraldic term of the fur of this arboreal rodent, represented by bell shapes a squirrel Mary
DD $1,000 [16] In the 1940s this wife of a magazine publisher served 2 terms in Congress Clare Boothe Luce Lyndia	$1,000 [30] Tokay Eszencia is a rare, expensive type of this country's esteemed Tokay wine Hungary Lyndia	$1,000 [22] This ancient Greek poetess is the heroine of an 1840 opera by Giovanni Pacini Sappho Mary	$1,000 [8] The system of mathematical logic devised by George Boole is called Boolean this algebra Mary Sally	$1,000 [28] When GM workers struck in this city in 1936 & 1937, the "sparks" created got the UAW recognized Flint Mary	$1,000 [25] A rooster is depicted on a Masai shield on this country's coat of arms Kenya Mary

Final Jeopardy!

BUSINESS & INDUSTRY

In 1948 this sportswear company was founded in Germany by Adolph Dassler

Adidas

Lyndia "What's Adias?" — wagered $4,001

Sally "What is Adidas?" — wagered $4,600

Mary "What is Adidas?" — wagered $901

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