Show #2748 1996-07-10 Regular

Contestants

Bob Kwartin — a motorhome traveler originally from Stamford, Connecticut

Stephen Lewis — a hotel owner from Calico Rock, Arkansas

Linda Monk — an author and columnist originally from Vicksburg, Mississippi (whose 1-day cash winnings total $7,500)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Linda	$600	$2,400	$3,200	$6,400 3rd place: Ho Ho Art & Craft International Co. Inc. international flag collectors pin set + John Williams CD Summon the Heroes	$3,200 13 R, 2 W
Stephen	$1,100	$4,000	$13,000	$14,500 New champion: $14,500	$11,400 30 R (including 3 DDs), 2 W
Bob	$100	$2,500	$5,300	$6,401 2nd place: trip to 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta + John Williams CD Summon the Heroes	$5,300 13 R, 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

1952	FOOD FACTS	COUNTRY MUSIC STARS	ZOOLOGY	AMERICAN POTPOURRI	3-LETTER WORDS
$100 [26] This New York baseball team won the World Series for the fourth consecutive year the Yankees Stephen	$100 [1] This fruit is often stuck on a skewer & dipped in a sugary red glaze or in melted caramel an apple Linda	$100 [5] As a child Pam Tillis sang at the Grand Ole Opry with this man, her father Mel Tillis Stephen	$100 [12] The conger variety of this fish spawns only once before it dies an eel Linda	$100 [3] Known for his patriotic songs, this composer died in 1942, the year of Cagney's Oscar-winning portrayal of him George M. Cohan Linda Bob	$100 [17] A brief swim, or something you serve with chips a dip Linda
$200 [27] This Wisconsin Republican sued Senator William Benton for libel, slander & conspiracy Joseph McCarthy Bob	$200 [2] Panned spinach becomes Sicilian spinach with the addition of these little fish, chopped anchovies Bob	$200 [6] Since going solo, Wynonna no longer uses this last name professionally Judd Stephen	$200 [16] A domesticated pig weighing 120 pounds or more is usually referred to by this term a hog Stephen	$200 [4] This family had a 70-room mansion in Newport & a chateau, the Biltmore, in North Carolina the Vanderbilts Stephen	$200 [19] Cleopatra's downfall an asp Stephen
$300 [28] This British king died in his sleep February 6 at his estate at Sandringham George VI Stephen	$300 [9] The turnip, potato & mushroom garnish named for this novelist doesn't take "80 days" to prepare Jules Verne Stephen	$300 [7] This singer who liked to get "Behind Closed Doors" passed away in 1995 Charlie Rich Stephen	$300 [21] Special folds of skin act as a parachute when this rodent glides through the air a flying squirrel Stephen	$300 [14] In the 1930s Harold Ickes said this Louisiana senator "is suffering from halitosis of the intellect" Huey Long Bob	$300 [20] Ignited or illuminated lit Bob
$500 [30] He abdicated as king of Egypt & his infant son was proclaimed King Ahmed Fuad II Farouk Stephen	$400 [11] Buisson is a method of arranging food to resemble this structure associated with Ancient Egypt a pyramid Bob	$400 [8] "Tennessee River" was the first No. 1 hit for this group named for another state Alabama Linda	$400 [23] It's also known as a silvertip bear a grizzly Bob	$400 [15] In 1898 his New York Journal offered a $50,000 reward for detection of the "Maine Outrage" perpetrator (William Randolph) Hearst Linda Bob	$400 [22] It's a play on words a pun Bob
DD $800 [29] John Sparkman was this man's running mate on the defeated Democratic ticket Adlai Stevenson Stephen	$500 [13] Escoffier's consomme aux Paillettes d'Or contains a small sheet of this "leaf" cut into little spangles gold leaf Linda	$500 [10] She recently recorded her composition "I Will Always Love You" as a duet with Vince Gill Dolly Parton Linda	$500 [24] The mud dauber is classified as a solitary type of this insect a wasp Stephen	$500 [18] He was "The Sage of Baltimore" (H.L.) Mencken Linda	$500 [25] To insert dialog in a soundtrack, or to bestow a new rank or title dub Linda

Double Jeopardy! Round

TRICOLOR FLAGS	TV NEWS NAMES	MYTHS & LEGENDS	WWII PEOPLE	BALLET	BRITISH NOVELS
$200 [16] This European country's green, white & red flag was featured at the 1994 World Cup finals Italy Stephen	$200 [11] In 1975 he became ABC's chief foreign correspondent; now he anchors "World News Tonight" Peter Jennings Stephen	$200 [1] The name of this German doctor who sold his soul to the devil means "fortunate" Faust Stephen	$200 [6] In April 1945 this former world leader was caught, executed & hung by his heels in a Milan square Mussolini Bob	$200 [26] Ravel composed the beautiful score for Michel Fokine's 1912 ballet about "Daphnis and" her Chloe Linda	$200 [19] This Charlotte Bronte heroine is treated as little better than a servant by her aunt, Mrs. Reed Jane Eyre Stephen
$600 [18] You'll find yellow between blue & red on the flag of this country between Spain & France Andorra Bob	$400 [12] She began as a "weather girl" in her native Kentucky, now she's in her prime on "Prime Time Live" Diane Sawyer Stephen	$400 [2] Medieval legend identifies Igraine as the mother of this king of Britain Arthur Linda	$400 [7] A speech transmitted by him Aug. 15, 1945 was the 1st time a Japanese emperor addressed his people directly Hirohito Stephen	$400 [28] This Twyla Tharp ballet shares its name with a song from "Casablanca", but it's danced to music by Haydn As Time Goes By Linda	$400 [22] Like Paul Morel, the hero of his "Sons and Lovers", this author was the son of a coal miner (D.H.) Lawrence Stephen
$800 [20] The red, white & blue on this grand duchy's flag comes from its coat of arms Luxembourg Bob	$600 [13] We used to spend "60 Minutes" with this CBS anchorman, but the time increased to "48 Hours" Dan Rather Stephen	$600 [3] Richard Strauss wrote a tone poem about this German figure's "Merry Pranks" Till Eulenspiegel	$600 [8] Generals Omar Bradley & Dwight D. Eisenhower were classmates at this school West Point Stephen	$600 [30] This Agnes de Mille ballet opens in the corral at Burnt Ranch Rodeo	$600 [23] The title of this William Golding novel is a translation of the Hebrew Ba'al Zevuv Lord of the Flies Stephen
$1,000 [21] Egypt, Iraq & Yemen have stripes of red, white & this color black Linda Stephen	$800 [14] Her "Dateline" shows she started on the "TODAY" show in 1976, 5 yrs. after she graduated from college Jane Pauley Stephen	$800 [4] Jewish legend calls this female demon the first wife of Adam, before Eve Lilith Linda Stephen	$800 [9] Ships in this "Bull"ish admiral's Task Force 16 included the Enterprise Halsey Stephen	$800 [29] Margot Fonteyn danced the role of the ballerina in a 1957 revival of this Stravinsky ballet about a puppet Petrushka Bob	DD $800 [24] In this E.M. Forster novel, Dr. Aziz & Mrs. Moore meet in a mosque A Passage to India Stephen
DD $1,600 [17] Reverse the order of Ivory Coast's orange, white & green flag & you'll get this other "I" country's flag Ireland Stephen	$1,000 [15] Sela Ward played this late blonde newscaster in the highest-rated original movie ever on the Lifetime network Jessica Savitch Stephen	$1,000 [5] In a Russian folktale, Prince Ivan is sent to capture this magical bird with golden wings & crystal eyes the Firebird Bob	$1,000 [10] He may not have "planned" it, but he was Army Chief of Staff & a 5-star general during the war Marshall Bob	$1,000 [27] "The Buffoon" was the first ballet by this "Peter and the Wolf" composer to be produced Prokofiev Stephen	$1,000 [25] This author cruelly portrayed his father as Theobald Pontifex in "The Way of all Flesh" Samuel Butler Stephen

Final Jeopardy!

MODERN HISTORY

The airlift of aid to this city, which ran from July 3, 1992 to January 9, 1996, was the world's longest

Sarajevo

Linda "What is Sarajevo?" — wagered $3,200

Bob "What is Sarajevo?" — wagered $1,101

Stephen "What is Sarajevo?" — wagered $1,500

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