Show #294 1985-10-24 (taped 1985-08-05) Regular

Mark Leinwand game 1.

Contestants

Scott Feigelstein — a community relations specialist originally from Brooklyn, New York

Mark Leinwand — an attorney and a businessman from Los Angeles, California

Ginny Crispell — an English teacher from Port Jefferson, New York (whose 2-day cash winnings total $13,100)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Ginny	$0	$400	$4,800	$4,000 3rd place: Bushnell telescope	$4,800 14 R, 2 W
Mark	$500	$2,400	$4,500	$8,950 New champion: $8,950	$5,000 15 R, 2 W (including 1 DD)
Scott	$800	$1,100	$3,300	$6,600 2nd place: Admiral refrigerator + Coffee Imports coffee center	$3,300 12 R, 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

NOTORIOUS	SCIENCE TRIVIA	TOY NAMES	OKLAHOMA	MAKEUP	TV HORSES
$100 [6] He tried to get the underworld to call him "Big" George Nelson rather than this Baby Face Nelson Mark	$100 [9] It takes about 100 drops of water to fill this cooking measure a teaspoon Scott	$100 [14] Benny, Lord & Klugman Jacks Ginny	$100 [26] This humorist often began his lectures with, "All I know is what I read in the papers" Will Rogers Scott	$100 [19] In the Middle Ages, women often shaved their hair to give this a higher look their forehead Mark	$100 [1] This cowboy didn't appear in his horse's series "The Adventures of Champion" Gene Autry Ginny
$200 [7] The Reno bros. pulled off America's 1st robbery of one of these, October 6, 1866 a train robbery Scott	$200 [10] Unlike regular ice when removed from the freezer, dry ice cannot do this, only evaporate melt Scott	$200 [15] Desi's "dizzy" redhead Lucille Ball Scott	—	$200 [20] Common color of beauty patches, which were sometimes cut in silhouettes of friends or family black Mark	$200 [2] Dale Evans' "cream"-colored mount Buttermilk Scott
$300 [8] Even though Ann Bonney put down this "colorful" pirate, she took up his profession Blackbeard Ginny	$300 [12] Term for the "attractive" quality found in lodestone from magnesia in Asia Minor magnetism	$300 [17] Nixon's controversial cocker spaniel Checkers Ginny	—	$300 [21] In Elizabethan times, this part of eggs was used to give skin a fashionable glaze the white Mark	$300 [3] The mission he chose to accept before "Mission:Impossible" was starring on "Fury" Peter Graves Scott
$400 [11] When he arrested Alvin Karpis, public enemy #1, in 1936, he forgot to bring his handcuffs J. Edgar Hoover Ginny Mark Scott	$400 [13] A whip makes a cracking noise because the tip moves faster than this the speed of sound Mark	$400 [18] This company won't play around with your tax return H&R Block Mark	—	$400 [22] Ancient Egyptians often stained their nails & this part of their hands the palms	$400 [4] This show about a boy & his "pal", shot only 39 episodes but they were shown by all 3 networks My Friend Flicka Scott
$500 [16] Clarence Darrow defended these 2 teens who tried to commit the perfect murder in 1924 Leopold & Loeb Ginny	$500 [23] Sterling silver is not pure silver but an alloy of silver and this metal copper Ginny	$500 [24] 1958-61 series starring Gene Barry as a dapper lawman Bat Masterson Mark	—	$500 [25] Mistress of Louis XV, after last rites, her final act was to apply rouge Madame de Pompadour	$500 [5] Jingles rode Joker, a bay, & he rode Buckshot, an Appaloosa "Wild Bill"

Double Jeopardy! Round

EXPLORERS	THE HEART	MAGIC	FOLK MUSIC	THE BLUE & THE GRAY	POTPOURRI
$200 [4] Meriwether & William Lewis & Clark Scott	$200 [6] If your node of Keith & Flack goes out of whack, it can be regulated by this implant a pacemaker Ginny	$200 [10] Color of the magic a saint would use white magic Ginny	$200 [8] Song title answered by "Young girls pick them ev'ry one" "Where Have All The Flowers Gone" Scott	$200 [7] Fort Sumter state that was 1st to secede South Carolina Mark	$200 [1] Thought unsafe and taken off market, this troubled rear-engined Chevy is now a hot collector's item a Corvair Ginny
$400 [5] Often called the 1st to sail around the world, he didn't actually make it, though his ship did Magellan Mark	$400 [15] Of a bishop's hat, a shepherd's staff, or a blacksmith's anvil, the one a heart valve's named for the bishop's hat Scott	$400 [19] "Touch wood" refers to the magical properties believed to be present in this relic a piece of the (true) cross (of Christ) Ginny	$400 [22] Famed for his mastery of the 12-string guitar, Huddie Ledbetter was better known by this name Lead Belly Mark	$400 [17] "Billy Yank's" Southern counterpart Johnny Reb Ginny	$400 [2] Wham! was the 1st rock group ever to be allowed to perform in this Asian capital Peking Mark
$600 [9] Lake between N.Y. & Vt. was discovered by this Frenchman, who named it for himself Lake Champlain Mark	$600 [16] As the superior vena cava is the way in for blood, this is the way out the aorta Ginny	$600 [20] Magic word used by Gnostics in the 2nd century to invoke aid of benevolent spirits abracadabra	DD $500 [25] The song continues "We are not afraid" "We Shall Overcome" Mark	$600 [18] When asked to lead the Northern Army, he said, "How can I draw my sword upon Va., my native state?" General Lee Scott	$600 [3] In the circus they use a blowtorch to burn off this animal's hair so it won't scratch performers an elephant Scott
$800 [13] Britain's Robert Scott & Norway's Roald Amundsen raced to be 1st to arrive there the South Pole	$800 [21] Physician who designed the artificial heart Barney Clark & others received Jarvik Mark	$800 [24] Some Muslims believe they can cure illness by drinking ink that's been used to copy this book the Koran Mark	$600 [23] "We had lots of kids & trouble & pain but, oh Lord, we'd do it again" because she had these "Kisses Sweeter Than Wine" Ginny	—	$800 [11] 9 ladies do this in the song "The Twelve Days Of Christmas" dancing Ginny
$1,000 [14] This Italian explorer for whom longest U.S. suspension bridge is named, was also a pirate Verrazano Ginny	—	—	$1,000 [26] Because this early '60s TV show banned Pete Seeger & The Weavers, other folk singers boycotted it Hootenanny Mark	—	$1,000 [12] This jungle provides at least 1/5 of the Earth's oxygen the Amazon Scott

Final Jeopardy!

BUSINESS & INDUSTRY

Having acquired Hughes Aircraft, it's now the world's largest industrial corporation again

General Motors

Scott "What is General Motors" — wagered $3,300

Mark "What is General Motors?" — wagered $4,450

Ginny "What is Boeing?" — wagered $800

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