Show #1626 1991-09-30 (taped 1991-08-19) Regular

Contestants

Sue Kuelzer — a restaurant owner from Cambridge, Massachusetts

Logan McMinn — a sergeant major from Centreville, Virginia

Rand Owen — a librarian originally from Nashville, Tennessee (whose 2-day cash winnings total $27,500)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Rand	$300	$800	$9,000	$11,801 3-day champion: $39,301	$4,600 17 R (including 2 DDs), 5 W
Logan	$800	$1,400	$3,800	$1,699 2nd place: Panasonic camcorder & Ashley entertainment center	$4,600 19 R, 6 W (including 1 DD)
Sue	$1,400	$3,700	$5,900	$900 3rd place: Samsung 27" tv & NES with Super Jeopardy! + Wheel of Fortune & InfoGenius for Game Boy	$5,900 18 R, 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

SCIENCE & NATURE	BREAKFAST CEREALS	BASEBALL	FAIRY TALE ANIMALS	ODDS & ENDS	CROSSWORD CLUES: "L"
$100 [3] This second-lightest gas has the lowest boiling point of any element helium Logan	$100 [1] Some boxes of Shredded Wheat come in this "utensil" size Spoon Size Rand	$100 [20] In 1921 this Yankee slugger scored 177 runs—a modern Major League record that still stands Babe Ruth Sue	$100 [13] In Robert Southey's 1837 story, this ursine trio is all male The Three Bears Sue	$100 [9] More than 95% of these floor coverings produced in the U.S. are made by a process called tufting carpet Sue	$100 [5] Noonday nibble (5) lunch Logan
$200 [4] Because it lives & feeds on other trees, mistletoe is classified as this parasite Rand	$200 [2] Fruit whose name precedes "Jacks" on boxes of Kellogg's cereal Apple Logan	$200 [21] When this National League team was founded in Houston in 1962, it was known as the Colt .45s Astros Rand	$200 [14] Maybe the Dwarfs could tell you the Grimms also wrote a fairy tale about this many ravens Seven Sue	$200 [10] In 1889 the Singer Manufacturing Co. produced the first electric one of these sewing machine Sue	$200 [6] Famous missing sausage (4) link Logan Sue
$300 [12] It's the process by which a snake sheds its skin or a deer its antlers molting Sue	$300 [18] To make Rice Krispies Treats you need about 40 regular ones or 4 cups of miniature ones marshmallows Sue	$300 [27] This Texas Rangers pitcher has had 15 or more strikeouts in over 25 games Nolan Ryan	$300 [15] 1 of this Dane's lesser-known tales, "The Little Green Ones", is about tree lice Hans Christian Andersen Logan	$300 [11] The name of this oldest U.S. fraternity stands for 3 Greek words meaning "philosophy the guide of life" Phi Beta Kappa Logan	$300 [7] It strikes in a flash (9) lightning Sue
$500 [17] This Latin word for fig is also the name of the genus to which it belongs Ficus Logan	$400 [19] Of Singles, Doubles or Triples, the one that's a cereal by General Mills Triples Logan	$400 [28] The only man to bat .400 & not get 200 hits was this Red Sox player who hit .406 in 1941 Ted Williams Sue	$400 [23] In an Old Scandinavian tale, it's the name shared by 3 ruminants threatened by a troll Billy Goats Gruff Rand	$400 [25] In the U.S., it's the number of zeros in a billion 9 Rand	$400 [8] Its lap can be taxing (6) luxury
DD $800 [16] Until the discovery of Uranus in 1781, this was the outermost planet known Saturn Logan	$500 [22] This cereal's colorful symbol is a bird named Toucan Sam Froot Loops Logan	$500 [29] This Detroit Tigers manager leads all active Major League managers in victories with over 1800 Sparky Anderson	$500 [24] The donkey was the largest of the animals who aspired to be this town's musician's Bremen Rand Sue	$500 [26] Jarlsberg is Norway's version of this cheese Swiss Sue	$500 [30] They're red on Mrs. Bush & read on the president (4) lips Sue

Double Jeopardy! Round

WORLD HISTORY	THE KENNEDY WOMEN	RECENT PLAYS	BRITISH FASHION HISTORY	FAMOUS DOUGLASES	COUNTIES
$200 [9] In the late 17th c., this "Great" czar worked in Holland as a carpenter to learn shipbuilding Peter the Great Logan	$200 [1] Rose Kennedy celebrated this landmark birthday on July 22, 1990 100th Rand	$200 [14] "Jelly's Last Jam" isn't a play about cooking but about this jazz musician Jelly Roll Morton Logan	$200 [18] Term for a dandy dresser in 1773; Yankee Doodle was one after feathering his hat macaroni Logan	$200 [19] The O. in Wm. O. Douglas' name stood for this, which may remind you of a Wright Brother Orville Sue	$200 [6] Appropriately, it's the only state with a county named "Citrus" Florida Sue
$400 [10] After Harsha's death in 647, this country's northern part was divided into states ruled by Rajputs India Rand	$400 [2] Bobby dated her sister before he married her Ethel Skakel Rand	$400 [15] This gymnast starred in a revival of "Peter Pan" co-produced by her husband, Thomas P. McCoy Cathy Rigby Rand	$400 [27] British sailors applied this to canvas to make waterproof clothes, hence their nickname tar Logan	$400 [20] He married Dolley Madison's great-niece Adele Cutts 2 years before his debates with Lincoln Stephen Douglas Logan	$400 [7] On July 18, 1924 this county named for a fruit became the last one formed in Georgia Peach County Rand
$600 [11] In 1890 this diamond king became prime minister of the Cape Colony in Africa Cecil Rhodes Rand Logan	$600 [3] This New Yorker was once nicknamed the "Queen of America" Jackie Kennedy Rand Sue	$600 [16] This musical spectacle features a helicopter & a 21-foot statue of Ho Chi Minh Miss Saigon Rand	$600 [28] In the 1820s it could take a man up to 2 hours to do this properly to his cravat tie it Logan	$600 [21] Ellen Douglas, who lives near Loch Katrine, is the lady in the title of this Sir Walter Scott poem "The Lady of the Lake" Logan	$600 [8] Jackson Hole is more than a hole, it's a valley at 7,000 ft. in this state's Teton County Wyoming Logan
$1,000 [13] Because the Belgian people thought he didn't stand up to the Nazis, this king abdicated in 1951 Leopold (III)" Rand Sue	$800 [4] Her daughter Rose Kennedy Schlossberg was born in 1988 Caroline Kennedy Rand	$800 [17] All we know is what we read in the papers: a show about him won the Tony for Best Musical in 1991 Will Rogers Logan	$800 [29] Last name of the hatmakers who supplied the felt for the 1st British "derby" Bowler Logan Sue	$800 [22] Sir J. Douglas, an early governor of Vancouver Island, was "The Father of" this Canadian province British Columbia Logan	$800 [24] Colorado has counties named for John C. Fremont & this scout who traveled with him Kit Carson Rand
DD $4,600 [12] This dictator & his 2 sons ruled Nicaragua for all but 6 years between 1937 & 1979 Anastasio Somoza Rand	DD $1,600 [5] She's Arnold Schwarzenegger's mother-in-law Eunice Kennedy Shriver Rand	$1,000 [23] "Our Country's Good" tells the story of a group of convicts on this continent who put on a play Australia Rand	$1,000 [30] In 1901 Thomas Burberry made his first one for the British army trench coat Logan	$1,000 [25] We like the title of his 1933 book "Precious Jeopardy", but "The Robe" is more famous Lloyd C. Douglas Rand Logan	$1,000 [26] Its Cimarron County is the only one in the U.S. to border 4 states: Texas, Colorado, N.M. & Kansas Oklahoma Rand Logan Sue

Final Jeopardy!

THE OLD TESTAMENT

The 2 books that list the Ten Commandments

Exodus & Deuteronomy

Logan "What are Exodus and Leviticus" — wagered $2,101

Sue "What is are Exodus & Leviticus" — wagered $5,000

Rand "What areLeviticus& Deuteronomy and Exodus?" — wagered $2,801

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