Show #556 1987-01-26 (taped 1986-11-04) Regular

Contestants

Jim Crawford — a letter carrier from Seal Beach, California

Debora Flury-Kick — a bookstore manager from Baltimore, Maryland

Ursula Ziegler-Sullivan — a writer originally from Media, Pennsylvania (whose 1-day cash winnings total $14,100)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Ursula	$100	$1,100	$2,700	$5,400 2nd place: trip on Eastern to Bahamas & Windjammer cruise	$2,700 9 R, 1 W
Debora	$2,300	$2,600	$6,600	$9,600 New co-champion: $9,600	$6,400 19 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
Jim	$600	$1,100	$4,800	$9,600 New co-champion: $9,600	$4,800 15 R (including 1 DD), 2 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

ANGELS	NEWSPAPERS	THE '30s	JUNK FOOD	"BALL" 1	TRANSPORTATION
$100 [13] The angel Moroni provided Joseph Smith with revelations unique to this church the Mormon Church Ursula	$100 [21] Major papers in Toronto, Kansas City, & Peoria use this celestial object in their names the Star Jim	$100 [4] According to the popular song, "It don't mean a thing, if it ain't got that..." swing Ursula	$100 [2] The main ingredient of a "Coney Island" a hot dog Debora	$100 [11] Mamma mia, thatsa some spicy, unless it's Svedish meatball Debora	$300 [26] Established in 1966, it's known in government circles as "DOT" the Department of Transportation Jim
$200 [17] Pope Pius XII declared this angel, God's messenger, patron of those in electronic communication Gabriel Ursula	$200 [22] You can peruse this paper at thousands of church-run reading rooms all over the U.S. The Christian Science Monitor Ursula	$200 [6] In 1938 & '39 alone, Mickey Rooney made 7 of the 15 films in this series Andy Hardy Debora	$200 [3] Substance which makes up about 46% of Froot Loops & 3.5% of Cheerios sugar Jim	$200 [12] Each season between 1951 & 1974, she was the star of her own weekly sitcom Lucille Ball Debora	DD $500 [27] Mode of transportation mentioned in thefollowing:Turning and turning / The world goes on /We can't change it, my friend / Let us go riding now through..." the bicycles Jim
$300 [18] After "apple" of tree of know-ledge was eaten, God had these apple-cheeked angels guard the tree of life cherubim Debora	$300 [23] This paper fired a reporter in 1984 for selling stock tips & reported it, front page The Wall Street Journal Jim	$300 [7] Charles Curtis & John Nance Garner both held this post in the '30s Vice President Debora	$300 [1] Faced with a problem of 5 billion of these, China urges new uses for them- as food, for example rats	$300 [14] A reasonably round creation of compacted frozen precipitation frequently used as a weapon a snowball Jim	—
$400 [19] According to this religion, it's the angel Israfil who will blow a trumpet on judgment day Islam Debora	$400 [24] The L.A. Times' censoring of this comic strip in April 1986 caused over 150 people to cancel subscriptions Doonesbury Debora	$400 [8] The CCC, it's where youths between 18 & 25 made a $1 a day building dams & roads the Civilian Conservation Corps Debora	$400 [5] Jolt Cola in N.Y. uses real sugar & adds about twice as much of this substance as Coke or Pepsi caffeine Jim	$400 [15] 1st useful one was patented by Lazlo Biro in the '30s the ballpoint pen	—
$500 [20] Jonathan Smith the angel played by Michael Landon on Highway to Heaven	$500 [25] Now in its 104th year, this national weekly from Pennsylvania is "America's Family Publication" Grit Ursula Debora	$500 [9] NBC's 2 radio networks were distinguished by these colorful names red & blue Debora	$500 [10] While a bar of Dove is made out of soap, a Dove Bar is made out of this ice cream & chocolate Debora	$500 [16] 1976 comedy starring Raul Julia & Michael Sarrazin about a N.Y. to L.A. road race The Gumball Rally Debora	—

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE DEVIL	GO FOR BAROQUE	WEATHER	CIVIL WAR GENERALS	FAMOUS LASTS	HOLLYWOOD
$200 [2] 16th c. German magician whose reputation was so bad it was said he'd sold his soul to the devil Faust Jim	$200 [11] Relationship of Alessandro Scarlatti to his most famous pupil Domenico Scarlatti father & son Jim	$200 [24] A hot dry wind from the Sahara, or a hot sedan from Volkswagen a scirocco Debora	$200 [12] He wasn't made commander of Union forces until a little over a year before war's end Grant Ursula	$200 [16] 1960 was the last year ferries ran between Key West, Florida & there Cuba Jim	$200 [1] Wood who found "Splendor in the Grass" Natalie Wood Debora
$400 [7] Eyah, story sez the devil hain't been seen in New Hampshire from that day on, due to his efforts Daniel Webster Debora	$400 [13] Like his countryman Michel, composer F. Couperin is called this, French for "The Great" (Le) Grand Debora	$400 [25] Region with the coldest climate in the world; the January average at Verkhoyansk is -59° F. Siberia Jim	$400 [15] This rebel's famous "Charge" at Gettysburg was really made at a half-trot (George) Pickett Debora	$400 [20] Accused of being able to fly, Jane Wenham in 1712 became last person to be tried for this in England witchcraft Ursula	$400 [3] According to the title, it's where Sophia Loren found "Desire" in 1958 film Under the Elms Jim
$600 [8] In 1895, Alfred Dreyfus became the 1st prisoner ever sent there Devil's Island Debora	$600 [14] Buxtehude played this so well that Bach once traveled 200 miles on foot to hear him the organ Ursula Jim	—	$600 [17] At Fredericksburg he said, "It is well war is so terrible, or we should grow too fond of it" Lee Jim	$600 [21] Josef Jacobs, a WWII German spy, was the last person to be executed in this London landmark the Tower of London Ursula	$800 [5] One of the "12 Angry Men", he won an Oscar for "A Thousand Clowns" Martin Balsam Jim
DD $1,000 [9] Term originally describing the Catholic official who raised objections to candidates for sainthood the devil's advocate Debora	—	—	$800 [18] Relieved of command of Union forces in 1862, this Democrat ran against Lincoln in 1864 McClellan Jim	$800 [22] It was the last play Abraham Lincoln ever went to see Our American Cousin Debora	$1,000 [6] To make it fit the category too, this producer might have named his film "Saturday Knot Fever" (Robert) Stigwood Ursula
$1,000 [10] Talking about this man, Satan said, "Skin for skin, all that a man hath will he give for his life" Job	—	—	$1,000 [19] Killed at Chancellorsville, he was deeply religious, opposed Civil War & liked to suck lemons Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson	$1,000 [23] Bahadur Shah II, deposed by the British in 1857, was last Indian ruler to carry this title a Mughal	DD $1,100 [4] Its "W" was paid for by Andy Williams; the "O's", Warner Bros. Records & Alice Cooper; & the "D", Dennis Lidtke the Hollywood Sign Jim

Final Jeopardy!

BUSINESS & INDUSTRY

Aerospace engineer Howard Head made his fortune designing equipment for these 2 sports

skiing & tennis

Ursula "What are skiing and tennis?" — wagered $2,700

Jim "What are Skiing and Tennis?" — wagered $4,800

Debora "What are skiing &skating? Tennis?" — wagered $3,000

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