Show #1607 1991-09-03 (taped 1991-08-05) Regular

Contestants

Kathrine Marris — a writer and editor from Seattle, Washington

Bob Ramsey — a minister from San Dimas, California

Richard Bannin — a fundraising director from New York City, New York (whose 1-day cash winnings total $12,601)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Richard	$1,300	$4,200	$12,800	$15,000 2-day champion: $27,601	$12,400 28 R (including 1 DD), 3 W (including 1 DD)
Bob	$500	$200	$4,400	$7,400 2nd place: Daniel Mink watch & his & her clothing from the Greif Companies + Jeopardy! home game or Jeopardy! Challenger	$4,400 14 R, 3 W
Kathrine	$500	$2,100	$500	$999 3rd place: Sanyo music system + Jeopardy! home game or Jeopardy! Challenger	$3,500 13 R, 1 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

FAMOUS NAMES	ROCKS AND MINERALS	SAINTS	GEOGRAPHY	CLOTHES	"LINE"S
$100 [1] Alice Frazier made front pages when she hugged this queen who was on a state visit in May 1991 Queen Elizabeth Richard	$100 [26] This rock is a huge limestone mass that occupies most of a British dependency Rock of Gibraltar Kathrine	$100 [16] Martin I, who died in 655, was the last holder of this office to be martyred pope Richard	$100 [6] Known for its wine & cheese, Lombardy is also this country's chief industrial region Italy Bob	$100 [11] "Nightie" is a nickname for this garment nightgown Kathrine	$100 [21] A batted baseball hit in a nearly straight trajectory line drive Kathrine
$200 [2] Alfred Gerald Caplin shortened his name a "Li'l" to this Al Capp Kathrine	$200 [27] Meerschaum is used chiefly to make the bowls of these pipes Kathrine	$200 [17] This patrol saint of artists & physicians wrote the third Gospel Luke Richard	$200 [7] The "Blue" branch of this river begins at Lake Tana in Ethiopia Nile Richard	$200 [12] Close-fitting name of the close-fitting leg coverings favored by dancers tights Kathrine	$200 [22] The maximum sum that a customer of a store or bank is authorized to borrow line of credit Bob
$300 [3] This son-in-law of Leopold I of Belgium was emperor of Mexico from 1864-67 Maximilian Richard	$300 [28] If you have a "grain" of sense you know that brownstone is a type of this stone sandstone Bob Kathrine	$300 [18] St. Brigid, also known as St. Bride, founded the 1st Women's Religious Community in this country Ireland Richard	$300 [8] In 1972 the remaining Ryukyu Islands still under U.S. control were returned to this country Japan Richard	$300 [13] Despite the name you don't have to like cigarettes to wear one of these loose-fitting jackets smoking jacket Richard	$300 [23] To understand the unexpressed but implied meaning of something said or written read between the lines Bob
$400 [4] Last name of genetic engineer Frederick or birth control pioneer Margaret Sanger Richard	$400 [29] Speleothems are oddly-shaped rock formations found in these caves	$400 [19] St. Helen was the mother of this Roman emperor who decreed the toleration of Christianity Constantine Richard	$400 [9] The two countries that occupy the Scandinavian peninsula Sweden & Norway Bob	$400 [14] An inro is a small container that hangs from one of these kimono sashes obi Richard	$400 [24] In 1968 Glen Campell reached No. 3 with this song about a county employee in Kansas "Wichita Lineman" Kathrine
DD $800 [5] Besides his "law" on work & alloted time he also said, "Expenditure rises to meet income" Parkinson Richard	$500 [30] Malachite, which is used as an ornamental stone, is this color green Richard	$500 [20] He's the patron saint of Russians & sailors as well as children Nicholas Bob Kathrine	$500 [10] Jamaica, Hispaniola & Puerto Rico are part of the "Greater" group of these W. Indies islands Antilles Richard	$500 [15] A light, often lacy, scarf senoras wear over the head & shoulders mantilla Richard	$500 [25] President Reagan pointed out the governors of 43 states have this type of veto line-item veto Richard

Double Jeopardy! Round

WORLD LEADERS	ARIZONA	COLORS	THE 1930s	POTPOURRI	CHARACTERS IN FILM
$200 [1] He's the Fifth Republic's fourth president Mitterand Kathrine	$200 [24] By 1883 Arizona was crossed by 2 major railroads, the Southern Pacific & this Atchison, Topeka & the Santa Fe Richard Kathrine	$200 [21] A small burrowing mammal with rudimentary eyes, or a dark shade of gray mole Bob	$200 [2] American volunteers were heading to this country in 1937 to help the Loyalists in their civil war Spain Bob	$200 [16] If you're still wondering what "Fahrvergnugen" means in this company's ads, it's "driving pleasure" Volkswagen Bob	$200 [7] Marion Crane, Sam Loomis & Norman Bates Psycho Richard
$400 [3] This Czech president's plays were formerly banned in his homeland Havel Richard	$400 [27] In 1861 Arizonans voted to join it & sent a delegate to its congress Confederacy Bob	$400 [22] This reddish shade is slang for being sympathetic to communism pink Kathrine	$400 [10] On her Nov. 11, 1938 radio show she belted out the song "God Bless America" Kate Smith Bob	$400 [17] Common in Hawaii, a fire fountain is a stream of this issuing from a vent in the ground lava Bob	$400 [8] Doris Walker, Fred Gailey & Kris Kringle Miracle on 34th Street Richard
$600 [4] Before becoming President of Syria in 1971, he was the country's Minister of Defense Assad Richard	$600 [28] Founded by Mormons & home to a large Mormon temple, this city was named for the "flatland" it's on Mesa Bob	$600 [23] Ironically, this color can mean either puritanical or risque blue Richard	$600 [13] In Feb. 1930 she was crowned the world's amateur singles figure-skating champ for the 4th straight year Sonja Henie Richard	$600 [18] In law, "common of piscary" refers to the right of doing this in waters owned by others fishing Richard	$600 [9] The Ringo Kid, Dallas & Doc Boone Stagecoach Kathrine
$800 [5] In 1990 this owner of La Prensa led an anti-Sandinista coalition to victory in Nicaragua Violeta Chammoro Richard	$800 [29] Phoenix sits in a basin known as the "Valley of" this the Sun Bob	$1,000 [26] When mixing paint, yellow is the complementary color of this one purple Richard	$1,000 [15] In 1932, amid charges of neglect & incompetency, this dapper NYC mayor resigned (Jimmy) Walker Richard	$800 [19] This jazz "Yardbird" was great at improvising on the alto sax Charlie Parker Richard	$800 [11] Father O'Malley, Genevieve Linden & Father Fitzgibbon Going My Way Richard
$1,000 [6] SWAPO leader Sam Nujoma became president of this newly independent African nation in 1990 Namibia Bob	$1,000 [30] In 1988 Rose Mofford replaced this man as governor (Evan) Mecham Bob	DD $3,000 [25] Color in the title of thefollowing: Van Morrison's first big hit:"Hey, where did we go / Days when the rains came ? / Down in the hollow / Playing a new game / Laughing and a-running, hey, hey / Skipping and a-jumping..." "Brown Eyed Girl" Kathrine	DD $2,000 [14] In Oct. 1931 he received the stiffest sentence ever for income tax evasion, 11 years in prison (Al) Capone Richard	$1,000 [20] After Colorado, this state to its north has the highest average elevation in the U.S. Wyoming Richard Bob	$1,000 [12] President Muffley, Colonel "Bat" Guano & General Jack D. Ripper Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb

Final Jeopardy!

NOVELS

Hemingway novel that begins, "Robert Cohn was once middleweight boxing champion of Princeton"

The Sun Also Rises

Kathrine "What was The Sun Also Rises" — wagered $499

Bob "What is The Sun Also Rises" — wagered $3,000

Richard "What is "The Sun Also Rises"?" — wagered $2,200

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