Show #2382 1995-01-03 (taped 1994-10-19) Regular

John McKeon game 3.

Contestants

Tom Davey — a teacher and graduate student originally from Santa Ana, California

Donna Crane — a sales representative originally from Elizabeth, New Jersey

John McKeon — a writer from Chevy Chase, Maryland (whose 2-day cash winnings total $21,600)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
John	$2,000	$5,600	$10,600	$21,001 3-day champion: $42,601	$8,500 24 R (including 2 DDs), 2 W
Donna	$900	$2,000	$4,400	$2,000 3rd place: Fendi watch	$4,400 12 R, 3 W
Tom	$900	$2,100	$10,500	$21,000 2nd place: Counterpoint CD player & Columbia House music	$9,300 23 R (including 1 DD), 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

THE 1880s	GOLF TERMS	TRANSPORTATION	GEORGIA	DRINK	THIS & THAT
$100 [3] In the 1880 census, this state became the first to reach a population of 5 million New York John	$100 [1] This cry warns people along the flight path of the ball to watch out Fore! Donna	$100 [16] In 1897 things really began moving when the nation's first subway opened in this Mass. city Boston Tom	$100 [2] This was discovered near Dahlonega in 1828; visitors can pan for it at Crisson Mine today gold Tom	$100 [9] Eggnog is one of the beverages most associated with this holiday season Christmas John	$100 [25] Number of years from the Declaration of Independence to Lincoln's Gettysburg Address 87 John Tom
$200 [6] Designed by Henry Hobson Richardson, this city's Marshall Field Building was completed in 1887 Chicago John	$200 [4] Golf etiquette requires replacement of these pieces of turf uprooted during a stroke divots John	$200 [17] It's the term for the watertight shell of a ship the hull Tom	$200 [21] This town with a population of about 700 contains the Jimmy Carter National Historic Site Plains Donna	$200 [13] This juice is the main ingredient in a Virgin Mary tomato juice John	$200 [26] Pumpernickel & European black breads are baked using primarily this grain rye Tom
$300 [10] In 1884 he patented roll film for cameras (George) Eastman John Tom	$300 [5] Numerically speaking, the clubhouse bar is this "hole" the 19th hole Tom	$300 [18] In 1990 this new division of GM launched its first car & it was out of this world Saturn John	$300 [22] A national wildlife refuge occupies about 90% of this more than 600-square-mile swamp the Okefenokee John	$300 [14] The Good House-Keeping Cookbook suggests sprinkling cold buttermilk with salt & this "Hungarian" spice paprika Donna	$300 [27] Article 92 of the U.N. Charter calls it the "principal judicial organ of the United Nations" the World Court (International Court of Justice) Tom
$400 [11] In 1882 Reverend Michael Joseph McGivney founded this Catholic men's fraternal society in New Haven, Conn. the Knights of Columbus Tom	$400 [7] These strokes that an amateur subtracts from his score are based on the 10 lowest rounds of his last 20 his handicap John	$400 [19] Perambulator, or pram, is the British term for this baby carriage John	$500 [24] FDR first visited this resort in 1924; he died there in 1945 Warm Springs John	$400 [15] Tibetans flavor their tea with butter made from the milk of these hairy oxen a yak Tom	$400 [28] To make this type of 3-dimensional photograph, a laser beam is used a hologram Donna
$500 [12] On Sept. 4, 1886 this Chiricahua Apache surrendered to Gen. Nelson Miles in Arizona Geronimo John	$500 [8] For a right-handed player, it's a stroke that spins the ball so that it swerves to the right a slice Donna	$500 [20] It's the national airline of Israel El Al Donna	DD $1,500 [23] This city, home of the University of Georgia, contains many Greek revival buildings Athens John	$500 [30] Pernod is used as a substitute for this liqueur that was made from wormwood absinthe John	$500 [29] Goteborg is this Scandinavian country's main shipbuilding center Sweden Tom

Double Jeopardy! Round

AFRICAN HISTORY	POETS	WOMEN IN MEDICINE	LATIN	WORLD FLAGS	MUSICAL THEATRE
$200 [1] In 1986 he drew a "line of death" across the Gulf of Sidra due to the presence of the U.S. Sixth Fleet Gaddafi Tom	$200 [7] "Paul Revere's Ride" was the first poem in his "Tales of a Wayside Inn", published in 1863 Longfellow Tom	$200 [12] "Angel of the Battlefield" whose work led to identification of the dead at Andersonville Prison (Clara) Barton Donna Tom	$200 [2] It was Julius Caesar's response upon seeing Brutus among his assassins Et tu, Brute? John Donna Tom	$200 [20] As a former British colony, Fiji's flag includes a representation of this British one the Union Jack Donna	$200 [30] The songs "Dulcinea" & "The Impossible Dream" are from this mid-1960s musical Man of La Mancha John
$400 [13] In 1498 this Portuguese explorer became the 1st European to reach Mozambique Vasco da Gama Donna	$400 [8] This Scot is perhaps best known for his songs "Auld Lang Syne" & "Comin' Thro' The Rye" (Rabbie) Burns Tom	$400 [28] Pathologist & pediatrician Dorothy Andersen discovered this disease abbreviated CF cystic fibrosis Donna	$400 [3] Seneca is credited with the line "Ars longa, vita brevis", which means this Art is long, life is short Tom	$400 [21] This country whose capital is Kathmandu has the only flag that isn't square or rectangular Nepal John	$400 [24] This island was off limits to American soldiers in "South Pacific" Bali Hai John
$600 [14] Walls up to 40 feet high protected this Phoenician city near present-day Tunis Carthage Tom	$600 [9] On July 30, 1918 this "Trees" author was killed while serving with the 165th Infantry near Seringes, France Joyce Kilmer Donna	$600 [29] A statue was erected in London honoring nurse Edith Cavell, executed by the Germans in this war World War I Tom	$600 [4] When making a purchase, heed this phrase that means "Let the buyer beware" caveat emptor Tom	$600 [25] The flag of this tiny European principality shows a gold crown with a red & blue background Liechtenstein John Donna Tom	$600 [23] When "Fiddler on the Roof" premiered on Broadway in 1964, this man played the role of Tevye Zero Mostel Tom
$800 [15] In 1953 this future president was convicted of leading the Mau Mau movement in Kenya & was imprisoned (Jomo) Kenyatta John	$800 [10] The grandfather of this epigrammatic poet was one of the founders of Amherst College Emily Dickinson John Tom	$800 [17] Dr. Virginia Apgar is best known for her series of measurements used to evaluate these newborn babies John	$1,000 [6] If you don't know this phrase for an admission of guilt, you truly are to blame mea culpa John Tom	$800 [26] The flag of this country shows the Muslim creed above a sword Saudi Arabia Donna	$800 [22] Pat Suzuki made her Broadway debut singing "I Enjoy Being A Girl" in this musical Flower Drum Song
$1,000 [19] The last colony in Africa, it gained its independence from South Africa in 1990 Namibia Donna	$1,000 [11] In "When Lilacs Last in the Door-Yard Bloom'd", he compared Lincoln to Venus which "droop'd in the western sky" (Walt) Whitman John	DD $2,000 [16] This current surgeon general was previously head of the Arkansas State Health Department Joycelyn Elders John	DD $2,000 [5] This 2-word phrase is often used to denote an artist's or writer's greatest work magnum opus Tom	$1,000 [27] In 1993 Greece protested this new country's use of the Star of Vergina on its flag Macedonia Tom	$1,000 [18] This 1970 show starring Lauren Bacall was based on the 1950 movie "All About Eve" Applause Tom

Final Jeopardy!

POLITICIANS

In 1953 he moved to Arkansas, where he set up the Experimental Ranch "Winrock"

Winthrop Rockefeller

Donna "Who was Winny?" — wagered $2,400

Tom "Who is Winthrop Rockefeller?" — wagered $10,500

John "Who was Winthrop Rockefeller?" — wagered $10,401

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