Show #164 1985-04-25 (taped 1985-01-08) Regular

Contestants

Steven Herbert — a sportswriter from Beverly Hills, California

Bruce Schreibfeder — a marriage and family counselor originally from Martinsville, Virginia

Doug Miller — an assignment editor from Houston, Texas (whose 2-day cash winnings total $5,200)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Doug	$2,600	$2,300	$6,300	$10,800 3-day champion: $16,000	$5,900 24 R (including 1 DD), 7 W
Bruce	$300	$1,300	$5,700	$7,000 3rd place: Berkline contemporary Wall Away recliner	$5,500 13 R (including 2 DDs), 1 W
Steven	$0	$2,500	$3,900	$7,799 2nd place: Frigidaire electric range + Vitamaster slender cycles	$3,900 10 R, 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

GOVERNORS	4-WORD PHRASES	THE OLYMPICS	TV TRIVIA	1960	NUTS
$100 [17] State whose past governors include Patrick Henry, James Monroe & Thomas Jefferson Virginia Doug	$100 [11] They tend to "flock together"' birds of a feather Doug	$100 [16] Athletes from this country march into the stadium first Greece Doug Bruce	$100 [1] Though it's Irish & he's Lebanese, this was Danny Thomas' theme song "Danny Boy" Doug	$100 [6] "Liberated" females were popping Enovid, 1st of these to win FDA approval a birth control pill Doug	$100 [18] Associated with Hawaii, this Australian nut is named for chemist John Macadam macadamia nuts Doug
$200 [24] Until the 1st of his 2 unsuccessful tries for the White House, he was governor of Illinois Adlai Stevenson Doug Steven	$200 [12] Comes between "2 for the show" & "4 to go" 3 to get ready Doug	$200 [20] In 1980, he swept all 5 speed skating medals, most individual golds in a Winter Olympics Eric Heiden Steven	$200 [2] She was April Dancer in "The Girl from U.N.C.L.E"' before giving her "Hart" to Jonathan Stephanie Powers Doug	$200 [7] Patented in 1960, light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation is best known as this a laser Doug	$200 [19] America's most popular "nut", it's really not a nut at all but a legume a peanut Steven
$300 [25] State that elected first Japanese-Amer. governor in U.S. history in '74 Hawaii Steven	$300 [13] Frozen confection and bakery concoction served at almost every birthday party ice cream & cake Doug	$300 [21] First ever to win the same title 3 times, Cuba's Theofilo Stevenson was a boxer in this class heavyweight Doug Steven	$300 [3] Place you'd find Pete Dixon teaching Amer. history at Walt Whitman High Room 222 Bruce	$300 [8] Blacks refusing to stand at a Woolworth's counter in Charlotte, NC spawned this form of protest a sit-in Doug	—
$400 [26] Prohibited from serving 2 terms in a row, his wife, Lurleen, ran in his place in '66 and won George Wallace Steven	$400 [14] The best darn dog in the whole bunch of puppies the pick of the litter Doug Bruce	$400 [22] Year of the 1st modern Olympics 1896 Steven	$400 [4] Though it claimed there were "8 million stories" here, this police series filmed only 138 The Naked City Doug	$500 [10] Del Webb established this 1st retirement community outside of Phoenix Sun City Doug	—
—	$500 [15] Recently canceled soap opera which was named for the time it originally aired, 4:30 P.M. The Edge of Night Steven	$500 [23] Unable to walk 'til 8, in braces 'til 11, at age 20 in Rome she won 3 gold medals for sprinting Wilma Rudolph Bruce	$500 [5] Show which could have been titled "I'm John Astin, he's Marty Ingels" I'm Dickens, He's Fenster Doug	DD $800 [9] Conductor whose movie theme arrangements include "Moulin Rouge" &1960's #1 song: Percy Faith Doug	—

Double Jeopardy! Round

ANCIENT HISTORY	FAMOUS FAMILIES	LITERARY QUOTES	WASHINGTON D.C.	"SIMON"S	CLASSICAL MUSIC
$200 [16] Achilles was ancestor of this Greek-Macedonian conqueror Alexander the Great Bruce	$200 [18] Parents Joe & Katherine not only produced the 5 sons, but co-produced this group's Victory Tour the Jacksons' tour Doug	$200 [11] According to Cervantes, "Every dog has" it his day Bruce	$200 [6] This president's memorial forms a triangle with Washington and Lincoln's on National Mall Jefferson Doug	$200 [1] Children's game which tests ability to follow directions Simon Says Doug	$200 [23] The largest of these "grand" instruments measures about 9 ft. long a piano Doug
$400 [17] Edward Gibbon is famed for this 6-volume work The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire Doug	$400 [19] Acting family that includes Sir John, Juliet & Hayley the Mills Bruce	$400 [12] James Whitcomb Riley said they'll "git you ef you don't watch out" the goblins Doug	$400 [7] Originally a 10 mile square, its present shape is due to having returned land to this state Virginia Doug Bruce Steven	$400 [2] He had Uncle Tom flogged to death Simon Legree Doug	$400 [24] Opera where Count Almaviva has a close shave The Barber of Seville Doug
$600 [27] Bible critics claim this Babylonian king's code influenced biblical laws Hammurabi Bruce	$800 [21] Family of 6 brothers, 2 who became college presidents before 1 went to a higher presidency in '52 the Eisenhowers Steven	$600 [13] "My heart's in the highlands a-chasing the deer," wrote this national poet of Scotland Robert Burns Bruce	$600 [8] Hanging around the Smithsonian's Air & Space Museum is this Charles Lindbergh plane The Spirit of St. Louis Doug	$600 [3] Pop singer whose 1972 hit song was allegedly about Warren Beatty Carly Simon Doug Bruce	$600 [25] In a waltz, the number of beats to a measure 3 Bruce
—	DD $1,000 [20] Austrian-Amer. family that inspired "The Sound of Music" the von Trapp family Bruce	$800 [14] Emily Dickinson said "There is no Frigate like" it "To take us Lands away" a Book	$800 [9] The Folger Library houses world's most important collection of works by and about him William Shakespeare	DD $600 [4] He took over the ailing Pasadena Art Museum & put his name on it Norton Simon Bruce	$800 [26] A skilled musician, this 16th c. English king was said to have composed "Greensleeves" Henry VIII
—	$1,000 [22] This California-based family made the headlines as well as printed them in the mid-'70s the Hearst family Doug	$1,000 [15] According to Gray's "Elegy Written in a Country Church-Yard", "The paths of glory lead but to" there the grave	$1,000 [10] He foresaw a republic of 50 states when engaged to plan the capital in 1791 Pierre L'Enfant Doug	$1,000 [5] Nixon & Ford's Treasury Sec'y who headed up U.S. Olympic Committee in '84 William Simon Steven	—

Final Jeopardy!

THE CONSTITUTION

The first person to sign the Constitution

George Washington

Steven "Who was George Washington?" — wagered $3,899

Bruce "Who was George Washington?" — wagered $1,300

Doug "Who was George Washington?" — wagered $4,500

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