Show #1636 1991-10-14 (taped 1991-08-26) Regular

Leszek Pawlowicz game 3.

Contestants

Jim Ciolek — an account aide from Lansing, Michigan

Michele Boxberger — an information analyst from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Leszek Pawlowicz — a materials scientist from Phoenix, Arizona (whose 2-day cash winnings total $23,401)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Leszek	$3,000	$4,000	$8,800	$11,600 3-day champion: $35,001	$11,500 33 R (including 1 DD), 5 W (including 2 DDs)
Michele	$300	$1,000	$0	$0 3rd place: Nicolet men's & ladies' watches + Nintendo Entertainment System with Super Jeopardy! & Wheel of Fortune + InfoGenius for Game Boy	$0 3 R, 1 W
Jim	$100	$200	$2,800	$5,599 2nd place: Broyhill bedroom set & Burlington comforter ensemble	$2,800 14 R, 6 W

Jeopardy! Round

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS	TRAVEL & TOURISM	BREAKFAST CEREALS	THE NEW TESTAMENT	LIBRARIES	KENTUCKIANS
$100 [1] This Hawaiian instrument was developed from a Portuguese guitar called a machete a ukulele Leszek	$100 [23] With over 1700 steps, it's quicker to take the elevator to the top of this Paris landmark the Eiffel Tower Leszek	$100 [3] Some boxes of the cereal named for these reptiles come with free "Honey Ooze" inside Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Jim	$100 [6] The one referred to when Jesus said, "Have not I chosen you twelve, & one of you is a devil?" Judas Leszek	$100 [17] Rare books & manuscripts are housed in the Sistine Room of this 1600-year-old library the Vatican library Leszek	$100 [12] This co-host of ABC's "Primetime Live" was America's Junior Miss of 1963 Diane Sawyer Jim
$200 [2] In 1768 Johann Christian Bach gave the first public recital on this new keyboard instrument a piano Jim	$200 [24] To see a colony of wild barbary apes, just take a cable car that goes to the top of this "Rock" the Rock of Gibraltar Leszek	$200 [4] Epaulette wearer featured on boxes of Crunch Berries cereal Captain Crunch Leszek	$200 [22] When Jesus entered Jerusalem, leaves from this tree were thrown down in front of him the palm tree Leszek	$200 [18] In 1731 this printer became a co-founder of the Library Company of Philadelphia Ben Franklin Leszek	$200 [13] Born in Kentucky, this judge went on to become the only "Law West of the Pecos" Judge Roy Bean Leszek
$300 [7] Lionel Hampton is perhaps the best-known player of this xylophone-like instrument the vibes (vibraphone) Leszek	$300 [25] While in this country, you might want to attend a performance at the Royal Flemish Opera Belgium Michele Jim	$300 [5] The cereal made by U.S. Mills since 1908, or an avuncular symbol of the U.S. Uncle Sam Michele Jim	DD $500 [28] The 2 men to whom Jesus said, "Come ye after me, & I will make you to become fishers of men" Peter and Andrew Leszek	$300 [19] A large collection of medical works can be found in Rochester, Minnesota, at this clinic the Mayo Clinic Leszek	$300 [14] In 1978 this 18-year-old jockey rode Affirmed to victory in all 3 Triple Crown races Steve Cauthen Leszek
$400 [8] As early as the 13th century, marching soldiers were known to use this small flute the fife Leszek	$400 [26] One travel guide advises if you can only visit one of this country's islands, make sure it's Bali Indonesia Leszek	$400 [10] This oat bran cereal made by Kellogg's shares its name with a pamphlet written by Thomas Paine Common Sense Leszek	—	$400 [20] Nevada's largest book collection is at the University of Nevada's oldest campus, in this city Reno Jim	$400 [15] An Oscar went to Sissy Spacek for portraying this Kentucky country singer in "Coal Miner's Daughter" Loretta Lynn Michele
$500 [9] It's the largest orchestral string instrument that's played with a bow the double bass Leszek	$500 [27] The world's oldest existing zoo is on the grounds of Schonbrunn Palace near this city Vienna Leszek	$500 [11] Post describes it as a "Frosted letter, oats & corn cereal" – 26 letters, we assume Alpha-Bits Leszek	—	$500 [21] This Midwest state's Old Cathedral Library in Vincennes is noted for its old manuscripts Indiana Jim	$500 [16] Appointed by Woodrow Wilson in 1916, he became the first Jewish Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis Leszek Jim

Double Jeopardy! Round

U.S. STATES	LITERARY CHARACTERS	HISTORY	CATS	BUSINESS BIGGIES	ANGLO-FILE
$200 [3] This state's silver production is no small potatoes: in fact, it leads the nation Idaho Leszek	$200 [8] "Off with his head!" is the favorite expression of the Queen of Hearts in this story Alice in Wonderland Jim	$200 [16] When Mao Tse-tung came to power in 1949 he promised to respect this Tibetan religion: didn't work Buddhism Jim	$200 [26] From the Middle English "caterwawen", it's the wail a cat makes, especially when it's in heat a caterwauling Leszek Jim	$200 [1] For the sixth straight year, this automaker has topped the Fortune 500 list of the nation's top companies General Motors Jim	$200 [21] An American snake as well as an order founded by Edward III are named for this clothing accessory the garter snake Leszek
$400 [4] The geographic center of this state is in Wexford County, five miles north of Cadillac Michigan Leszek	$400 [9] Despite her love for this man, Catherine leaves Wuthering Heights & marries Edgar Linton Heathcliff Leszek	$400 [17] In 395 A.D. the Roman Empire split; Rome remained capital in the West & this was the capital in the East Byzantium Leszek	$400 [27] It can mean any domestic cat or specifically one with a striped coat a tabby cat Leszek	$400 [2] This company, which calls itself "Rock Solid" , is North America's No. 1 seller of life insurance Prudential Leszek	$400 [22] Published in London in 1552, the "Abecedarium" was an early form of this kind of reference book dictionary Leszek
$600 [5] With fewer than 500,000 people, this Rocky Mountain state placed last in the 1990 census Wyoming Leszek Jim	$600 [10] In "Treasure Island", this Bristol innkeeper is hired as the cook on the Hispanola Long John Silver Jim	$600 [18] In early February 1991 Iraqi troops briefly seized the city of Khafji in this country Saudi Arabia Leszek	$600 [28] It is distinctive for its rabbitlike gait & soft voice as well as missing posterior part a Manx Leszek	$600 [11] Under his new Sony contract, this singing superstar could earn $1 billion over the next 15 years Michael Jackson Leszek	$600 [23] 1485, the year Henry VII of this royal house took the throne, divides medieval & modern England Tudor Leszek
$800 [6] If you're looking for treasure – Treasure County, that is – you'll find it in this "Treasure State" Montana Leszek	$800 [14] Mark Twain title describing "The Boss", foreman of a Hartford arms factory a Connecticut Yankee Jim	$800 [19] This prince was Pakistan's UN ambassador when he died in an auto accident in May 1960 Prince Aly Khan	$800 [29] Anyone devoted to the breeding & advancement of cats belongs collectively to this group a cat fancier Jim	$800 [12] Since acquiring this company in 1963, Heinz has become the world's largest tuna packer StarKist Jim	DD $800 [24] After he died April 19, 1881, Gladstone, his main rival, didn't attend the funeral Disraeli Leszek
$1,000 [7] 1 of 2 states that border eight others Missouri or Tennessee Michele Jim	$1,000 [15] In "All the King's Men", this gov. is killed in the capitol by Adam Stanton, the son of a former governor Willie Stark Jim	DD $2,200 [20] 16th century Genevans were a bit perturbed at the blue laws this French Protestant reformer set up John Calvin Leszek	$1,000 [30] Cats have 5 toes on each forepaw, including this thumblike toe the dewclaw	$1,000 [13] In 1953 All American Airlines became Allegheny Airlines & in 1979 it became this U.S. Air Leszek	$1,000 [25] The collar & tie evolved from the stock, a starched neckcloth popularized by this 19th c. fashion plate Beau Brummell Jim

Final Jeopardy!

WORLD WAR II

H.M.S. Hood, then the world's largest warship, was sunk by this battleship May 24, 1941

the Bismarck

Jim "What is the Bismark?" — wagered $2,799

Leszek "What is the Bismarck?" — wagered $2,800

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