Show #1333 1990-05-23 (taped 1989-12-12) Regular

Richard Neale game 2.

Contestants

Kent Rasmussen — an editor and writer originally from Berkeley, California

Barbara Murray — a chief operations officer from Cardiff, California

Richard Neale — a taxpayer service representative from Concord, California (whose 1-day cash winnings total $10,000)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Richard	$600	$2,400	$10,200	$15,000 2-day champion: $25,000	$12,000 32 R (including 1 DD), 4 W (including 1 DD)
Barbara	$500	$500	$700	$1,400 3rd place: "Violets" Lithograph	$700 5 R, 2 W
Kent	$200	$1,700	$2,500	$2,501 2nd place: Head Start 3 Desktop Computer	$2,500 8 R (including 1 DD), 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES	QUEBEC	BROADWAY LYRICS	TOYS & GAMES	THE CRUSADES	NAME'S THE SAME
$100 [12] This holiday is also known as Discovery Day Columbus Day Barbara	$100 [1] Quebec is the only province whose civil law is based on the Code Civile of this European country France Barbara	$100 [11] This song from "The Sound of Music" ends with "Bless my homeland forever" "Edelweiss" Richard	$100 [4] If you want to be a wizard on this machine, use a lot of body English & be careful not to tilt Pinball Richard	$100 [7] At the Council of Clermont in 1095 Urban II proclaimed the 1st Crusade against this group of infidels Saracens//Muslims Kent	$100 [8] The ornithologist who wrote "Birds of the West Indies", or the character Ian Fleming named after him James Bond Richard
$200 [18] December 21st, Forefathers' Day, commemorates the 1620 landing here Plymouth Richard	$200 [2] You can see Canadian soldiers in British uniforms march to French music in this city's Citadel Quebec City Richard	$200 [21] "Holding one note was" his "ace" Johnny One Note Richard	$200 [10] Board game with 225 spaces & 100 tiles Scrabble Richard	$200 [9] This king of England was a leader of the Third Crusade Richard I (Richard the Lionhearted) Kent	$200 [14] The actor who starred in "Rear Window", or the real name of actor Stewart Granger James Stewart Kent
$300 [19] The only 2 months in which Ash Wednesday can occur February & March Richard Barbara	$300 [3] 2-week event held in February that includes costume balls, dog-sled & ice-canoe races & parades Winter Carnival Barbara	$300 [22] "The sweetest sounds I'll ever hear are still inside" this part of me Head	$300 [13] At the start of a game of checkers, each player has this many pieces 12 Kent	$300 [25] The deadly rivals of the Hospitalers, these knights lent their name to a fictional "saint" Knights Templar Barbara	$300 [15] Latin American pop music style, or a sauce used in Mexican cuisine Salsa Richard
$400 [20] National Hospital Week honors the birthday of this founder of modern nursing Florence Nightingale Kent	$400 [5] Unlike most provinces, Quebec has a separate one of these, La Surete Provinciale Du Quebec Provincial/State Police Richard	$400 [23] "How are things in" this place? "Is that willow tree still weeping there?" Glocca Morra Richard	—	$400 [26] In the Fourth Crusade the crusaders plundered this Byzantine capital, a Christian city Constantinople Richard	$400 [16] Actor who played opposite many lovelies in the silents, or actor who has played solo--Han Solo, that is Harrison Ford Kent
—	$500 [6] This explorer landed on what is now the Gaspe Peninsula in 1534 & claimed it for the French king Jacques Cartier Richard	$500 [24] "It's surely not his brain that makes me thrill, I love him because he's just" this man My Bill Richard	—	$500 [27] Walter the Penniless & this Peter led early groups of poor peasants into the fray Peter the Hermit Richard	DD $500 [17] The third largest city in Missouri & Massachusetts Springfield Kent

Double Jeopardy! Round

CLASSICAL MUSIC	THE HUMAN BODY	LITERATURE	WORLD CAPITALS	BETTE DAVIS	1960
$200 [20] His Symphony in B Minor wasn't his only unfinished composition--just the most famous Franz Schubert Richard	$200 [1] The pointed upper teeth near the front of the mouth that are also called "eyeteeth" Canines Richard	$200 [14] Ole E. Rolvaag wrote a "Saga Of" it & Laura Ingalls Wilder set a "Little House" on it The Prairie Richard	$200 [6] Simon Bolivar is buried in the National Pantheon in this capital of Venezuela Caracas Richard	$200 [11] She was the first woman president of this organization which gives out the Oscars AMPAS (Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences) Richard	$600 [27] On Jan. 23, 1960 the bathyscaphe Trieste made a record dive to the bottom of this trench the Marianas Trench Richard
$400 [21] In 1928 Ida Rubinstein commissioned him to write a ballet, so he created "Bolero" Maurice Ravel Richard	$400 [2] "Gray matter" refers to the brain's nerve cells while its nerve fibers are called "matter" of this color White Richard	$400 [15] He wrote about the auto industry in "Wheels" & the airline industry in "Airport" Arthur Hailey Richard	$400 [7] Almost 1/3 of New Zealand's population lives within 100 miles of this city, the nation's first capital Auckland Richard	$400 [12] In "Jezebel", Davis shocked New Orleans society by wearing a dress of this color to a ball Red Richard	$800 [26] For the 2nd year in a row, Mrs. Aileen Saunders won this trans-continental air race for women Powder Puff Derby Richard
$600 [22] Early in his career he was the musical director of La Scala; he later led the NBC Symphony Arturo Toscanini Richard	$600 [3] The smallest human muscle is found in these organs Ears Barbara	$600 [16] "Dubliners" is a collection of short stories by this Irish author James Joyce Kent	$800 [9] This suburb of Manila was the official capital of the Philippines from 1948-1976 Quezon City Richard	$600 [13] "All About Eve" was the film in which Davis warned, "Fasten your seatbelts, it's going to be" one of these "A Bumpy Night" Richard	$1,000 [25] Naturalist John C. Lilly said in June 1960 that this mammal may have a higher IQ than man Dolphin Kent
$1,000 [24] The Vale Giulia, The Tritone, The Trevi & one at the Villa Medici were his "Fountains of Rome" Otto Resphighi Richard	$800 [4] A natural pain-killer, this "oxygenous morphine" is released by the brain during body stress Endorphin Barbara	$800 [17] In an 1854 poem Tennyson asked her to "Come Into The Garden" Maud Richard	$1,000 [10] This troubled capital lies 5,890 feet above sea level in the Hindu Kush mountains Kabul, Afghanistan Richard	$800 [19] The scary 1962 film in which Davis sang, "I've written a letter to Daddy" Whatever Happened to Baby Jane? Kent	—
DD $4,600 [23] Modern composer who was called the world's outstanding specialist on Hungarian folk music Bela Bartok Richard	$1,000 [5] From the Latin word for "fat", it's the technical term for fat tissue Adipose Tissue Richard	$1,000 [18] This Mississippian, known for her love of the South, won a Pulitzer Prize for "The Optimist's Daughter" Eudora Welty	DD $3,400 [8] This Central American capital was destroyed by earthquakes in 1931 & 1972 Managua, Nicaragua Richard	—	—

Final Jeopardy!

BRITISH HISTORY

The 14th Earl of this was prime minister in 1852; the 12th Earl of this had a race named for him

Earl of Derby

Barbara "What is derby?" — wagered $700

Kent "Who was (Ascot) Derby" — wagered $1

Richard "What was (Epso Darby) Derby" — wagered $4,800

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