Show #639 1987-05-21 (taped 1987-02-11) Regular

1987 Senior Tournament final game 1.

Contestants

Irene Grzywacz — a teacher originally from Connecticut

Lee Saunders — a part-time textbook editor from Orlando, Florida

Zeke Sevilla, Jr. — a criminal lawyer from Vienna, Virginia

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Zeke	$1,500	$2,300	$11,000	$9,801	$10,100 23 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
Lee	$800	$2,800	$4,800	$5,800	$4,800 18 R, 2 W
Irene	$800	$1,100	$-200	$-200	$1,000 10 R (including 1 DD), 6 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

EXPLORERS	SHOW MUSIC	IRELAND	LANGUAGES	FRANKENSTEIN	FAMOUS LASTS
$100 [1] Jefferson got only $2500 from Congress to finance their expedition--which ended up costing over $35,000 Lewis & Clark Lee	$100 [2] In "South Pacific" it's what Nellie was "gonna wash...right outa my hair" that man Zeke	$100 [16] Cities of Dublin, Cork & Limerick were all founded by these Scandinavian invaders Vikings (*Danes) Zeke Lee	$100 [10] German speakers find it hard to understand Schwyzerdutsch, the variant of German spoken in this country Switzerland Irene	$100 [18] At age 16, this author of "Frankenstein" ran off with married poet Percy Bysshe Shelley Mary Wollstonecraft Lee	$100 [19] Mary Kelly, whose body was found in London in November 1888, was his last victim Jack the Ripper Lee
$200 [3] Though his attempts to colonize Virginia failed, he was the one who named it that Sir Walter Raleigh Zeke	$200 [6] In "Oklahoma!, it's what Ado Annie just "can't say" no Irene	$200 [17] This lottery, based on English & Irish horse races, was started in 1930 but discontinued in 1986 Irish Sweepstakes Irene	$300 [12] While the official language of this small NATO country is French, the most commonly spoke 1 is Letzeburgesch Luxembourg Lee Irene	$200 [21] He played the Monster in the original 1931 "Frankenstein' & the Master in 1958's "Frankenstein-1970" Boris Karloff Irene	$200 [20] Last episode of this TV series was called "Goodbye, Farewell & Amen" & ran 2 1/2 hours MAS*H Zeke
$300 [4] Wittingly or unwittingly, Zebulon Pike went exploring to help this 3rd VP take over part of the West Aaron Burr Zeke	$300 [7] In both the song & name of the show, it's how far you can see "on a clear day" forever Lee	$300 [23] Type of fuel which the Irish call "turf" peat Zeke	$400 [14] 1 of 2 countries of Southern Africa whose official language is Portuguese (1 of) Angola (or Mozambique) Zeke	$300 [22] In Mel Brooks "Young Frankenstein", Gene Wilder preferred this pronunciation of the name Fronkonsteen Zeke	$300 [26] On August 29, 1947 30-year-old Manolete fought 1 for the last time; he lost bull Irene
$400 [5] In the 1770s, Capt. William Bligh served as chief officer on the ship Resolution under this English explorer Captain Cook Lee	$400 [8] Show in which teens insisted, "We love you Conrad, oh yes we do..." Bye Bye Birdie Zeke	$400 [24] Tallest breed of dog, it always leads NYC's St. Patrick's Day parade Irish wolfhound Irene	DD $500 [11] Language in which thefollowing, the 1st foreign language song to top Cash Box charts, is sung: “[Instrumental opening plays]Eh cumpari, ci vo sunari?” Italian Irene	—	$400 [27] According to the book "The Last Time When", Feb. 30, 11 B.C. was the last time this happened there were 30 days in February Lee
$500 [9] Cortes, who took Montezuma captive, said "We Spaniards suffer from a disease which only" this "can cure" gold Zeke	$500 [13] "Try to remember when life was so tender that no one wept except" this the willow Lee	$500 [25] He was famed for plays set in Dublin tenements, though none were produced before he was 43 Sean O'Casey	$500 [15] Croats use the Roman alphabet while Serbs writing this same language use the Cyrillic Serbo-Croatian Zeke Irene	—	$500 [28] He married his 11th & last wife January 11, 1960 Tommy Manville Lee

Double Jeopardy! Round

FAMOUS FIRSTS	REPUBLICANS	ZOOS	TOUGH TV TRIVIA	INITIALS	FULL MOONS
$200 [1] Though the modern Olympics began in 1896, 1st time they could compete was 1900 women Zeke	$200 [10] For the 2nd Reagan Administration, James Baker & this man switched jobs Donald Regan Lee	$200 [19] How New Yorkers refer to the N.Y. Zoological Park or how Sparky Lyle referred to the N.Y. Yankees Bronx Zoo Zeke	$200 [26] When this co-star died in 1966, Desi Arnaz took out a full-page ad saying "Buenos noches amigo!" William Frawley Lee Irene	$200 [3] If your party invitation says BYOB, you're expected to do this bring your own bottle Zeke	$200 [15] Wally Moon was famous for "moon shots" in this sport baseball Lee
$400 [2] Co-starring with Charlie Chaplin at age 6, this kid was 1st child to earn $1 million by his own efforts Jackie Coogan Lee Irene	$400 [11] Born during this Republican's administration, Sen. Everett M. Dirksen was given this middle name McKinley Zeke	$400 [20] Only zoo ever established by an act of Congress National Zoo in Washington, D.C. Zeke	$400 [27] Occupation of The Odd Couple's Oscar Madison sportswriter Lee	$400 [4] Expect quarts of milk to be brought to a BYOB party by members of this W.C.T.U., this organization Woman's Christian Temperance Union Zeke	$400 [16] In a huge Madison Square Garden wedding, 4150 of his followers were paired off by this Korean-born preacher Rev. Moon Irene
$600 [8] The 1st was played at West Point, November 29, 1890 Army-Navy football game Irene	$600 [13] Son-in-law of a previous Minority Leader, he became Senate Majority leader in 1981 Howard Baker Irene	$600 [21] This king's zoo may have included the apes & peacocks he brought to Israel King Solomon Zeke	$600 [28] A physically correct male baby doll was named for this "All in the Family" character Joey Stivic Lee	$800 [6] It was formerly known as the GPU & then the NKVD KGB Lee	$600 [17] In Longfellow's poem, Hiawatha was raised by this "Daughter of the Moon" Nokomis
$800 [9] In 1815, inventor John L. McAdam laid the 1st of these that are named for him macadam highways, roads Lee	$1,000 [24] In 1953, Frances & Oliver Bolton of Ohio, ages 67 & 35, became 1st to serve in Congress who were this mother & son Zeke	$800 [22] This London Park has a lake with rowboats as well as the city's zoo Regent's Park Lee	$800 [29] This long-time friend & Vaudeville partner was a regular on Jimmy Durante's variety show Eddie Jackson Lee Irene	$1,000 [7] If you're reading the RSV, you're reading this Revised Standard Version of the Bible Zeke	$800 [18] In popular Frank Willard comic, this character's full 1st name was Moonshine Moon Mother Zeke
$1,000 [12] In 1948, this British company became 1st to offer 4-wheel-drive cars, not jeeps, to the public Rover Zeke	DD $1,500 [14] He received 2nd-highest total of popular votes ever in a U.S. presidential election Richard Nixon Irene	$1,000 [23] World's oldest existing zoo is on the the grounds of this city's Schonbrunn Palace Vienna Zeke	—	DD $1,500 [5] Ironically, initials J.D. can stand for either of these 2 contrasting legal terms juris doctor or juvenile delinquent Zeke	$1,000 [25] These 4 girls provided vocal backup for Vaughn Monroe Moon Maids

Final Jeopardy!

WORLD CITIES

The most populous city in the world south of the equator is this one in South America

Sao Paulo

Lee "What is Sao Paulo?" — wagered $1,000

Zeke "What is Rio de Janeiro?" — wagered $1,199

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