Show #2444 1995-03-30 (taped 1994-12-07) Regular

Bruce Borchardt game 4.

Contestants

Hugh Zegers — a high school teacher originally from The Hague, Netherlands

Jeff Rinde — a teacher originally from Endwell, New York

Bruce Borchardt — a metrologist originally from Denver, Colorado (whose 3-day cash winnings total $44,899)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Bruce	$200	$3,800	$8,400	$3,200 4-day champion: $48,099 + Jeopardy! home game	$8,900 29 R, 5 W (including 1 DD)
Jeff	$200	$200	$1,600	$2,601 2nd place: Klipsch speakers + a SoftSauna steam room + the Jeopardy! home game	$1,400 12 R (including 1 DD), 7 W
Hugh	$500	$1,300	$1,300	$2,500 3rd place: Krups appliances + the Jeopardy! home game	$1,300 8 R, 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

THE CIVIL WAR	'50s FILM FACTS	FOOD & DRINK	BODIES OF WATER	NOTORIOUS	ENDS IN "GO"
$100 [5] Paul Revere's grandson Colonel Paul Joseph Revere was mortally wounded at this Penn. battle Gettysburg Bruce	$100 [18] James Mason portrayed this general in the '50s films "The Desert Fox" & "The Desert Rat" Rommel Bruce	$100 [14] Koolau Lager was a Pilsner-type beer once brewed in this U.S. state Hawaii Jeff	$100 [1] At 70 million square miles, it's the world's largest single physical feature Pacific Ocean Jeff	$100 [23] On Jan, 3, 1993 2 TV movies about this "Long Island Lolita" aired opposite each other Amy Fisher Hugh	$100 [7] A song says it "takes two to" perform this dance the tango Bruce
$200 [9] John Clem, who was one of these musicians in the Union Army at age 10, retired as a maj. gen. in 1916 drummer boy Bruce	$200 [19] Lana Turner earned a Best Actress Oscar nomination for this film based on Grace Metalious' novel Peyton Place Hugh	$200 [15] The parsnip has a long, tapering root that resembles this orange veggie to which it's related the carrot Bruce	$200 [2] It's also known as the Arabian Gulf Persian Gulf Bruce	$200 [24] General Schwarzkopf's father headed the N.J. State Police during this 1932 kidnapping investigation the Lindbergh kidnapping Bruce	$200 [8] It's Spanish for friend amigo Hugh
$300 [11] On Sept, 2, 1864 Mayor James M. Calhoun surrendered this Georgia city to Union troops Atlanta Hugh	$300 [20] He sang "All The Way" when he played singer-turned-comedian Joe E. Lewis in 1957's "The Joker is Wild" Sinatra Bruce	$300 [28] It's believed that limes originated on this continent Asia	$300 [3] This largest African lake was originally called Ukerewe Lake Victoria Bruce	$300 [25] James A. Johnston was the first warden of this notorious federal prison in San Francisco Bay Alcatraz Bruce	$300 [10] It's the specialized vocabulary of a particular discipline or field lingo Jeff
$400 [12] This state, home of the 1st capital of the Confederacy, was the 4th to secede from the Union Alabama Jeff Hugh	$400 [21] Little Richard sang the title tune for this blonde bombshell's 1956 comedy "The Girl Can't Help It" Jayne Mansfield Bruce Jeff	$400 [29] Raisins or currants are the "spots" in spotted dog, a suet pudding created in this country Great Britain Jeff	$400 [4] The Kerch Strait connects the Sea of Azov with this sea the Black Sea Bruce Jeff Hugh	$400 [26] He retired from crime shortly after the death of his brother Jesse in 1882 Frank James Bruce	$400 [16] A leading maker of motor homes, this company celebrated its 35th anniversary in 1993 Winnebago Bruce
$500 [13] Southerners refer to these 2 battles as 1st & 2nd Manassas; northerners call them this Bull Run Jeff	$500 [22] She starred in the 1951 film "Lorna Doone", but you probably know her better as TV's Della Street Hale Hugh	$500 [30] Much of the robusta type of this beverage comes from Africa coffee Bruce	DD $500 [6] Among European rivers, the Danube is second in length only to this one the Volga Bruce	$500 [27] Pierre Laval was executed for his role in this WWII collaborationist French government the Vichy government Bruce	$500 [17] Explorer Vespucci's first name Amerigo Bruce

Double Jeopardy! Round

FOUNDERS	COLLEGES	GENERAL SCIENCE	DELAWARE	CLOTH & FABRIC	NOVEL OPERAS
$200 [9] In 1977 she founded the Arkansas Advocates for Children & Families Hillary Clinton Jeff	$200 [16] This Tuskegee teacher earned his master's degree at Iowa State Agricultural College (George Washington) Carver Bruce	$200 [2] In tachycardia this beats over 100 times a minute the heart Bruce	$200 [1] About 1800 of these people in the state in 1860 were not freed until the 13th Amendment in 1865 slaves Bruce	$200 [23] One of the most common uses for green baize is to cover these tables that have pockets in them pool tables Jeff	$200 [19] English title of the novel that inspired Isidore de Lara's opera "Les Trois Mousquetaires" The Three Musketeers Hugh
$400 [10] In 1908, backed by Buick head William Durant, Albert Champion founded a company to make these spark plugs Jeff	$400 [17] The N.J. college named for this inventor has no campus; it offers degrees through equivalency exams Edison Bruce	$400 [3] Voyager 1 found one of these above Jupiter; astronomers had only known of Saturn's & Uranus' a ring Jeff	$400 [4] This city, Delaware's capital, has a population of less than 35,000 Dover Bruce	$400 [24] Shahtoosh is made from the throat hairs of one type of this animal, mohair from another goat Bruce	$400 [20] Composer Vittorio Giannini's sister Dusolina played Hester in his opera based on this Hawthorne novel The Scarlet Letter Jeff
$600 [11] Around 700 B.C. the Oscans founded this Italian city near Herculaneum & Stabiae Pompeii Bruce	$600 [18] While at this college in Dublin, Oscar Wilde won the Berkeley Gold Medal for Greek Trinity Hugh	$600 [5] Wilhelm Roentgen announced the discovery of these rays in "Eine neue Art von Strahlen" in 1895 X-rays Bruce	$600 [8] The state name comes from Lord de la Warr, who was governor of this colony to the south Virginia Bruce Jeff	$600 [25] Chino is a fabric made from this fiber cotton Bruce	$600 [28] Mr. Fezziwig is featured in Thea Musgrave's opera based on this Dickens novel A Christmas Carol Bruce
$800 [14] 1 of the 3 Plymouth colonists who founded Duxbury, Massachusetts John Alden, Miles Standish, William Brewster Jeff Hugh	DD $1,000 [21] Dartmouth College was established in 1769 by a charter from this king George III Jeff	$800 [6] The name of this primate suborder that includes lemurs means "before apes" prosimians Bruce Jeff	$800 [12] The American Party, also known by this "ignorant" name, elected a Delaware governor in 1854 the Know Nothings Bruce	$800 [26] The name of this coarse fabric of linen & wool tells you there's linen & wool in it linsey-woolsey Jeff	—
$1,000 [15] Irish for "we ourselves", this party was founded by Arthur Griffith in 1905 Sinn Féin Bruce	$1,000 [22] Amherst College administers this Washington, D.C. library devoted to a playwright the Folger Library Bruce	$1,000 [7] This adjective refers to metals that can be drawn out into a wire ductile Bruce	$1,000 [13] As a colony, Delaware passed from Sweden's control to this country's control in 1655 The Netherlands Jeff	$1,000 [27] It's a heavy silk cloth with a raised design, often in gold or silver brocade	—

Final Jeopardy!

COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD

Part of the largest archipelago, it consists of more than 13,600 islands & is 3,200 miles long

Indonesia

Hugh "What is Indonesia?" — wagered $1,200

Jeff "What is Indonesia?" — wagered $1,001

Bruce "What is the Great Barrier Reef?" — wagered $5,200

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