Show #2237 1994-05-03 (taped 1994-02-27) College Championship

1994 College Championship quarterfinal game 2.

Contestants

Sarah Jane Whitten — a senior from University of Texas at Dallas

Mark Rooney — a freshman from the University of Missouri at Rolla

Maggie Bandur — a sophomore from Northwestern University

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Maggie	$100	$200	$1,800	$1 2nd place: $1,000 if eliminated	$1,800 9 R, 3 W
Mark	$2,000	$3,100	$3,400	$0 3rd place: $1,000 if eliminated	$4,800 18 R (including 1 DD), 8 W (including 1 DD)
Sarah Jane	$2,500	$4,300	$13,000	$13,000 Automatic semifinalist	$12,700 30 R (including 1 DD), 0 W

Jeopardy! Round

MASSACHUSETTS	ROCK 'N' ROLL	FLAGS	PRESIDENTIAL TRIVIA	THE NOSE	HOMOPHONIC PAIRS
$100 [16] This landmark where the pilgrims landed in 1620 is now protected by a granite portico Plymouth Rock Sarah Jane	$100 [1] Last heard on the charts in the '70s, he returned in 1993 & hit no, 1 with "I'd Do Anything For Love" Meat Loaf Mark	$100 [2] Alaska's flag shows the North Star & this constellation the Big Dipper Sarah Jane	$100 [11] This president, the son of a pres., was such a fine orator that he was nicknamed "Old Man Eloquent" John Quincy Adams Maggie	$100 [21] To stay sharp, "Keep your nose to" this sharpener the grindstone Sarah Jane	$100 [26] A frog relative with digits on its pedal extremities a toed toad Mark Sarah Jane
$200 [17] On April 19, 1775 minutemen in these 2 towns fought the first battles of the Revolutionary War Lexington & Concord Mark	$200 [3] He sang lead on Van Halen's "Why Can This Be Love" Sammy Hagar Sarah Jane	$200 [7] The basis for this state's flag is the shield of Lord Baltimore Maryland Mark	$200 [12] He was a member of Delta Kappa Epsilon at the University of Michigan Gerald Ford Sarah Jane	$200 [22] It contains the payload of a missile the nose cone Maggie Mark	$200 [27] Definitely not the moment for parsley, sage or rosemary thyme time Sarah Jane
$300 [18] The first Europeans to visit the area were probably Vikings led by this Norseman Leif Erikson Mark	$300 [4] This German heavy metal group's "Face the Heat" album has quite a sting the Scorpions Sarah Jane	$300 [8] To commemorate the Irish, Montserrat's flag shows a woman holding this musical instrument a harp Sarah Jane	$300 [13] He was president of the American Philosophical Society from 1797 until 1815 Thomas Jefferson Mark	$300 [23] Completes the catch phrase "Cut off one's nose to..." spite one's face Maggie	$300 [28] Lines of American beauties rose rows Maggie Sarah Jane
$400 [19] The Berkshires, which contain Massachusetts' highest point, are an extension of this state's Green Mountains Vermont Mark	$400 [5] This alternative rock group with the album "Siamese Dream" was on SNL's 1993 Halloween show Smashing Pumpkins Mark	$400 [9] The flag of Kiribati depicts a frigate bird, the rising sun & this ocean the Pacific Ocean Mark	$400 [14] The largest American elk is named for this conservationist president Teddy Roosevelt Sarah Jane	$400 [24] It's the nerve that detects smells olfactory Maggie	$400 [29] A ranch enclosure for a church singing group a chorale corral
$500 [20] Because of its early settlements on the water, Massachusetts is nicknamed this The Bay State Mark	$500 [6] Slim Jim Phantom of this "Rock This Town" group played Charlie Parker's drummer in the film "Bird" the Stray Cats Sarah Jane	DD $600 [10] The green panel on this country's flag represents the heraldic color of Henry the Navigator Portugal Mark	$500 [15] James Knox Polk served as governor of this state & is buried on the grounds of its capitol Tennessee Sarah Jane	$500 [25] The Statue of Liberty's nose is made of this metal copper Sarah Jane	$500 [30] A head & shoulders statue sent by greyhound a bussed bust Maggie Sarah Jane

Double Jeopardy! Round

WORLD HISTORY	LANGUAGES	FICTIONAL ANIMALS	FAMOUS LAWYERS	16th CENTURY FASHION	U.S. "A"s
$200 [6] Rain delayed this 1815 battle, allowing Gebhard von Blucher's army to aid the Duke of Wellington the Battle of Waterloo Sarah Jane	$200 [1] This country's dialects, such as Hakka & Wu, differ so greatly they're really separate languages China Sarah Jane	$200 [21] In "It's a Mystery, Charlie Brown", Snoopy had to find out who stole this little bird's nest Woodstock Mark Sarah Jane	$200 [17] In 1958 he married South Africa's first black medical social worker, Nomzamo Winifred Madikizela Nelson Mandela Sarah Jane	$200 [30] Galligaskins were loose ones of these; maybe they're the ancestors of today's baggys breeches (shorts) Maggie Mark	$200 [11] In 1955 this union merged with its rival, the Congress of Industrial Organizations the American Federation of Labor Mark
$400 [7] When Solidarity was outlawed on December 13, 1981, this Union leader was confined for 11 months Lech Walesa Sarah Jane	$400 [2] Zuridutsch is the form of this language that's spoken in Zurich German Sarah Jane	$400 [19] In "The Jungle Book", Shere Khan is one of these ferocious animals a tiger Sarah Jane	$400 [26] He was trying to secure the release of friend Wm. Beanes when he witnessed the shelling of Ft. McHenry Francis Scott Key Maggie	$400 [29] These decorative bands were used to hold up stockings garters Mark	$400 [12] In 1964 a group of Indians claimed rights to this San Francisco Bay island under an old treaty Alcatraz Sarah Jane
$600 [8] On Oct. 10, 1913, Pres. Wilson hit the switch to blow up Gamboa Dike, the last obstruction in this passage the Panama Canal Mark	$600 [3] Boeotian & Thessalian are dialects of this language Greek Mark	$600 [14] This E.B. White arachnid is "about the size of a gumdrop" Charlotte Sarah Jane	$600 [25] This biographer of Samuel Johnson followed his father, a Scottish judge, into the practice of law Boswell Mark	$600 [28] A snoskyn was one of these furry handwarmers for women a muff Maggie	$600 [13] When Lee met Grant at this place, Grant reminded him they'dpreviously met in Mexico Appomattox Court House Maggie
$800 [9] By 1279 this empire spread from the Pacific to the Black Sea, from the Arabian Sea to the Siberian steppes the Mongol Empire Mark	$800 [4] It's the language of instruction at the National University of Singapore English Mark Sarah Jane	$800 [18] A nasty, ugly troll threatens to gobble up this ruminant trio the Three Billy Goats Gruff Mark	$1,000 [23] This "Liberty and Union" orator served as legal counsel to the Bank of the United States (Daniel) Webster Mark	$800 [27] Ladies reached new heights wearing chopines, which were these shoes Maggie	$800 [16] In 1822 he brought a group of settlers, later known as the "Old Three Hundred", into Texas Austin Sarah Jane
$1,000 [10] In 1870 this major city became the last territory on the Italian peninsula absorbed into Italy Rome Mark	$1,000 [5] The television network Sianel Pedwar Cymru broadcasts in this language Welsh Sarah Jane	$1,000 [20] In Great Britain this inquisitive monkey is known as Zozo Curious George Sarah Jane	DD $1,100 [22] A leading light of the U.S. consumer protection movement, he founded Public Citizen in 1971 Ralph Nader Sarah Jane	DD $1,500 [24] An underpropper wire was sometimes used to support this collar seen here: a ruff Mark	$1,000 [15] The 2 states that fit the category that had to be readmitted to the Union after the Civil War Alabama and Arkansas Maggie Mark Sarah Jane

Final Jeopardy!

BANKS

This New York City bank is named for the 25th Secretary of the Treasury

the Chase Manhattan Bank

Maggie "What is [unintelligible]" — wagered $1,799

Mark "What is the Coolidge Bank?)" — wagered $3,400

Sarah Jane "What is the Chase Bank?" — wagered $0

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