Show #611 1987-04-13 (taped 1986-12-10) Regular

Contestants

Jim Ryan — a writer from Alexandria, Virginia

Bev Praver — an entertaining educator from Covina, California

Chris Walkey — a jeweler originally from Boston, Massachusetts (whose 2-day cash winnings total $14,801)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Chris	$200	$100	$200	$400 3rd place: Colortyme VCR	$900 10 R, 6 W (including 1 DD)
Bev	$1,000	$1,000	$3,000	$1,000 2nd place: Magnavox VideoWRITER word processor & Ortho day bed	$3,700 14 R, 5 W (including 1 DD)
Jim	$700	$1,500	$5,900	$6,050 New champion: $6,050	$5,500 19 R (including 1 DD), 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

TRAINS	MONEY	STARTS WITH "P"	FAMOUS NAPOLEONS	DISNEYLAND	HONDURAS
$100 [11] By improving the railroad sleeping car, he managed to get it named after him George Pullman Bev	$100 [16] From the Latin "duplus", meaning double, this Spanish coin was used in America until the 1800s doubloon Jim	$100 [1] The courage needed to remove chicken feathers or eyebrows pluck Chris	$100 [18] Though he set it in 1901, Napoleon Lajoie still holds a Major League record in this sport baseball Jim	$100 [3] Between the parade & the fireworks she flies over Fantasyland summer nights at about 9:30 P.M. Tinker Bell Chris	$100 [17] This explorer landed at Cape Honduras in 1502, claiming the land for Spain Columbus Jim
$300 [13] Shot in New Jersey in 1903, this film, some 10 minutes in length, is often called the 1st western ever The Great Train Robbery Bev	$200 [20] Hiding a money's source by channeling it through an intermediary, it doesn't wash with the feds laundering Jim	$200 [2] Children's game where one repeatedly covers & uncovers one's face peek-a-boo Bev	$200 [19] Napoleon gradually seizes power in this George Orwell story Animal Farm Bev	$200 [5] The July 17, 1955 opening day TV show was hosted by A. Linkletter, B. Cummings, & this future Calif. governor Ronald Reagan Bev	$200 [24] The nation's leading source of income is this fruit bananas Jim
$400 [14] The cities at the end of the line for the "20th Century Limited" New York & Chicago Chris Bev	—	$300 [4] This travel document originally gave you permission to go through a harbor passport Bev	$300 [21] Cinco de Mayo commemorates 1862 Mexican triumph over his forces Napoleon III Bev Jim	$300 [8] He gets more phone calls than anyone else at Disneyland Mickey Mouse Jim	$300 [25] The city of Copan was a scientific & ceremonial center for this Indian civilization Mayans Chris Bev
$500 [15] Name for members of a railroad work gang, from the Gandy Co. of Chicago which made tools for them Gandy dancers Bev Jim	—	$400 [6] A part of Oklahoma, or to beg in the streets Panhandle Jim	$400 [22] Famed self-help author Og Mandino says this man's "Think & Grow Rich" is best how-to-succeed book Napoleon Hill Jim	$400 [9] You can board steam-powered railroad trains at New Orleans Square, Main Street, U.S.A., & , oddly, here Tomorrowland Bev	—
DD $700 [12] Thiswas the 1st No. 1 hit for "The Monkees":"Cause I'm leaving in the morning / And I must see you again / We'll have one more night together / Till the morning brings my train and I must go / Oh, no, no, no / Oh, no, no, no..." "Last Train To Clarksville" Bev	—	$500 [7] It's the stuff that makes jelly thicken pectin	$500 [23] In 1804, this man crowned Napoleon Bonaparte Emperor of the French Napoleon Bonaparte Jim	$500 [10] There's one of these on Main Street open 7 days a week--but only from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. bank (Bank of America) Bev	—

Double Jeopardy! Round

WORLD CAPITALS	WALKIN' SONGS	1966	RENAISSANCE FASHION	POETIC BIRDS	ACCORDING TO SPOCK
$200 [1] Douglas, a manly name, is fitting for the capital of this isle in the Irish Sea Isle of Man Jim	$200 [17] 20 years apart, the Left Banke and Southside Johnny & the Jukes told her to "Walk Away" Renée Jim	$200 [6] After winning 27 games in 1966, this National League pitcher retired Sandy Koufax Jim	$200 [25] It's said that these stiff skirt supports were developed in Spain to hide a royal pregnancy hoops Chris Bev	$200 [9] William Blake wrote this "redbreast in a cage puts all heaven in a rage" robin Jim	$200 [12] Since it emphasizes the wrong food, never withhold this course to make jr. eat all his spinach dessert Chris
$400 [2] Of Bermuda, Hong Kong, or the Seychelles, the 1 whose capital is not named Victoria Bermuda Chris	$400 [18] This invitation comes between "Walk right in" & "daddy let your hair hang down" sit right down Jim	$600 [8] Otto Preminger & "Swifty" Lazar came to blows over film rights to this new book by Truman Capote In Cold Blood Chris	$400 [26] 1st carried for display during the 1400s, they were called "napkins" handkerchiefs Bev	$400 [13] In "A Song of Sixpence" 1 of these pecked off the maid's nose blackbird Chris	$400 [20] Many babies, after learning to stand, keep standing until exhausted, since they don't know how to do this sit down Chris
DD $700 [3] This European capital is on 2 separate islands, Sjaelland & Amager Copenhagen Chris	$600 [19] "Walk on , walk on with hope in your heart & you'll never..." do this walk alone Bev	DD $800 [7] George Harrison, Brigitte Bardot, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Frank Sinatra, Luci Baines Johnson, & Wm. O. Douglas famous people who got married Jim	$600 [27] From Old French "pome d'ambre", these perfume holders were worn to ward off odor & infections pomanders Chris Bev	$600 [14] A dead one was hung about the ancient mariner's neck albatross Jim	$600 [21] About this birthday, baby starts to throw toys & food, not to drive mom crazy, but just because he can first Chris Jim
$800 [4] It's said early dictators copied European architecture to make this capital of Paraguay look European Asunción Jim	$800 [24] In 1964 the Shangri-Las wanted you to "Remember--walking..." here in the sand Bev	$800 [10] The Georgia state legislature refused to seat him because of his views on Vietnam & the draft Julian Bond Jim	$800 [28] A lady's "coif" wasn't her hairdo but 1 of these usually white & worn under her hood cap (bonnet) Chris	$800 [15] While Shelley wrote "To a Skylark" Keats wrote an "Ode to" this bird Nightingale Jim	$800 [22] To discourage twins' private language, mom might refuse their demands unless expressed this way in English Chris
$1,000 [5] The headquarters of the Organization of American States is located in this capital city Washington, D.C.	—	$1,000 [11] April 18, 1966, he said "Half of this (Oscar) belongs to some horse somewhere in the valley..." Lee Marvin Chris	—	$1,000 [16] Tennyson said, "He clasps the crag with crooked hands" eagle	$1,000 [23] Playing pat-a-cake, etc. to excess can spoil baby to the point he forgets how to do this for himself play by himself (amuse himself) Bev

Final Jeopardy!

SPORTS

They are the only Major League Baseball team which prints their media guide in 2 languages

Montreal Expos

Chris "Who are theToronto BMontr. Expos" — wagered $200

Bev "Who are the San Diego Padres?" — wagered $2,000

Jim "Who are the Montreal Expos?" — wagered $150

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