Show #2599 1995-12-14 Regular

Brad Plovan game 4.

Contestants

Burt Sueskind — an attorney and consultant from Hamilton Square, New Jersey

Lora McQueen — a customer service representative from Jackson, New Jersey

Brad Plovan — a lawyer from Baltimore, Maryland (whose 3-day cash winnings total $30,402)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Brad	$1,600	$2,700	$10,500	$21,000 4-day champion: $51,402	$9,300 22 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
Lora	$1,400	$2,900	$2,700	$3,000 2nd place: La-Z-Boy sofa & love seat & Robert H. Peterson Co. gas log & fireplace accessories + GameTek Jeopardy!	$2,600 11 R (including 1 DD), 1 W
Burt	$300	$2,400	$10,600	$199 3rd place: Aiwa digital mini system + GameTek Jeopardy!	$8,600 21 R (including 1 DD), 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

GOLF	CLUBS	BIRDIES	BOGIE	THE MASTERS	"T" TIME
$100 [1] Many pros began their careers in this capacity, carrying clubs for others caddie Burt	$100 [26] Appropriately, the Sans-Souci Club of this Massachusetts city was known for its tea parties Boston Brad	$100 [18] Species of this large bird with a long neck include demoiselle, sandhill & whooping cranes Brad	$100 [3] Bogart had 2 children, Stephen & Leslie, with this fourth wife Lauren Bacall Lora	$100 [14] His "Mona Lisa" may have lost her eyebrows in a careless cleaning Leonardo da Vinci Brad	$100 [2] It's the profession of a person who makes & alters clothes tailor Burt
$200 [6] One of the 4 tournaments in the Grand Slam of women's golf is named for this entertainer Dinah Shore Brad	$200 [27] "Friend of Youth"' is the motto of these people who belong to the least pessimistic club we know the Optimists Lora	$200 [19] World Book calls it the "night watchman of our gardens" the owl Lora	$200 [4] While serving in the Navy during this war, Bogart received a wound that gave him the scar on his lip World War I Brad Lora Burt	$200 [15] In 1656 Gianlorenzo Bernini began his greatest project, the piazza fronting this basilica St. Peter's Lora Burt	$200 [8] This magnificent building contains the tombs of Shah Jahan & his wife the Taj Mahal Burt
$300 [7] The shape & distribution of these impressions on a ball vary from brand to brand dimples Burt	$300 [28] It's the correct term for a member of a Rotary Club Rotarian Burt	$300 [20] This Australian kingfisher is sometimes called a laughing jackass the kookaburra Lora	$300 [5] On receiving his Oscar for this film, Bogie said, "It's a long way from the Belgian Congo... it's a lot nicer here" The African Queen Brad	$300 [23] Francisco Bayeu helped Goya get commissions to design cartoons for these woven wall hangings tapestries Lora	$300 [9] It's the study of the Earth's crustal structure & the forces that change it tectonics Brad
$400 [10] Nicknamed "Super Mex", he was Senior PGA Tour Player of the Year for 1994 Lee Trevino Lora	$400 [29] The Literary Club was founded in the 1760s by Sir Joshua Reynolds & this subject of a Boswell biography (Samuel) Johnson Burt	DD $500 [21] With a wingspan of up to 9 1/2 feet, this vulture is North America's largest flying land bird a (California) condor Lora	$400 [16] The eulogy at Bogart's Jan. 17, 1957 funeral was given by this man who directed "The Maltese Falcon" John Huston Burt	$400 [24] Jacopo da Pontormo was a founder of this style named from the Italian word maniera mannerism Brad	$400 [11] It can mean final or fatal terminal Brad
$500 [12] This other name for a golf course is from a Scottish term for a stretch of rolling, sandy coastal land links Brad	$500 [30] This service organization sponsors Circle K International, a club for college students Kiwanis Burt	$500 [22] This type of falcon can dive at speeds of over 180 mph the peregrine falcon Brad	$500 [17] Bogie's only dramatic TV performance was as Duke Mantee in this play shown May 30, 1955 The Petrified Forest	$500 [25] This Dutch master left the University of Leiden in 1621 to continue his training as an artist Rembrandt Burt	$500 [13] T.S. Eliot said it "permits millions... to listen to the same joke at the same time and yet remain lonesome" television Lora

Double Jeopardy! Round

VICE PRESIDENTS	ARCHAEOLOGY	RELIGIONS	JOURNALISTS	PUERTO RICO	BOOKS & AUTHORS
$200 [1] This current vice president is the only man born in Washington, D.C. to serve in that office (Albert) Gore Burt	$200 [4] Alabastrons are ancient unguent jars often made of this, hence their name alabaster Brad	$200 [10] This religion's members of Spanish or Portuguese origin are called Sephardim Judaism Burt	$200 [12] In 1906 journalist James Gordon Bennett donated a trophy to this sport that's full of hot air ballooning Burt	$200 [25] The old part of this capital city features El Morro, a fort begun in 1539 San Juan Burt	$200 [15] Irving Stone called his biographical novel about this naturalist "The Origin" (Charles) Darwin Burt
$400 [2] In the 1970s this Indianan worked briefly as associate publisher of the Huntington Herald-Press Quayle Burt	$400 [5] It's the term for labyrinthine subterranean cemeteries such as the ones in Rome catacombs Brad	$400 [19] Islamic dogma holds that this sacred book existed before the world & humanity the Quran Burt	$400 [13] Since 1992 this former journalist has been U.N. Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali Brad	$400 [27] In 1967 39% of the voters wanted this; in 1993, 46% statehood Lora	$400 [18] It was said this James Michener book did for Maryland's eastern shore what "Centennial" did for Colorado Chesapeake Brad
$600 [3] Only 2 men have been appointed VP under the 25th Amendment: Gerald Ford & this New York governor (Nelson) Rockefeller Brad	$600 [6] Human sacrifices were once thrown into the Cenote or Sacred Well at Chichen Ittza in this country Mexico	$600 [21] His final release at Kasia from the cycle of rebirth is called the Parinirvana the Buddha Brad	$600 [14] He founded the New York Tribune in 1841 & was its editor for 31 years Horace Greeley Burt	$600 [28] Born Rosita Dolores Alverio, this Puerto Rican has won an Oscar. a Tony, an Emmy & a Grammy Rita Moreno Lora	$600 [24] "Jubal Sackett", his last western novel about the Sackett family, was published in 1985 Louis L'Amour
$800 [9] In 1944 he helped organize Minnesota's Democratic Farmer-Labor Party (Hubert) Humphrey Brad	$800 [7] Greek statues of this creature often have women's heads & wings, unlike the monument at Giza the Sphinx Brad	$1,000 [23] This church includes the patriarchates of Alexandria, Antioch, Constantinople & Jerusalem the Eastern Orthodox Brad	$800 [16] After her exile from Chile, this journalist turned novelist with "The House of the Spirits" (Isabel) Allende Brad	$800 [29] An annual music festival was founded by this cellist who moved to Puerto Rico in 1956 Pablo Casals Burt	$800 [20] This "Gorky Park" author's novel "Nightwing" is a thriller about plague-carrying vampire bats (Martin) Cruz Smith Brad
DD $3,000 [11] This president's 2 vice presidents were John C. Calhoun & Martin Van Buren Andrew Jackson Burt	$1,000 [8] He uncovered tombs of Mycenaean kings in 1876, a few years after finding ancient Troy (Heinrich) Schliemann Burt	DD $2,000 [22] Pietism began within this denomination in 17th century Germany Lutheranism Brad	$1,000 [17] Born in Oregon in 1887, he was buried in the Kremlin in 1920 John Reed Burt	$1,000 [30] This Puerto Rican was sworn in as Surgeon General March 9, 1990 Antonia Novello	$1,000 [26] In 1959 this author of "The Natural" won a National Book Award for "The Magic Barrel" (Bernard) Malamud Brad

Final Jeopardy!

FAMOUS NAMES

Famous name of Colonel Paul W. Tibbets' mother

Enola Gay

Lora "What is Enola Gay?" — wagered $300

Brad "What was Enola Gay" — wagered $10,500

Burt "What is Mrs. Paul" — wagered $10,401

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