Show #2068 1993-09-08 (taped 1993-07-19) Regular

Brian Moore game 2.

Contestants

Dale Denno — a lawyer from Cumberland Center, Maine

Maryclaire Stone — a student and homemaker from Sidney, Ohio

Brian Moore — a teacher from Austin, Texas (whose 1-day cash winnings total $13,001)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Brian	$3,000	$5,500	$8,200	$8,801 2-day champion: $21,802	$9,900 28 R (including 1 DD), 5 W (including 1 DD)
Maryclaire	$0	$200	$2,200	$1 3rd place: Meade model 312 telescope + Wheel of Fortune & Jeopardy! for Super Nintendo Entertainment System & Sega Genesis + Jeopardy! home game	$2,200 11 R, 3 W
Dale	$0	$900	$4,400	$4,400 2nd place: La-Z-Boy sofa + love seat & S&S Mills carpeting + Jeopardy! home game	$5,700 15 R, 4 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

MATHEMATICS	LIBRARIES	HISTORY	DEER	"JOHN"	LETTERS
$100 [21] A remainder is the number left over after this mathematical operation is performed subtraction (division) Dale	$100 [6] This state's largest public collection of books is in the Fort Wayne library system Indiana Brian	$100 [11] Under the terms of the 1901 Boxer Protocol, 10 high officials of this country were executed China Brian	$100 [25] The Pampas deer lives in the tall-grass regions of this continents plains South America Maryclaire	$100 [16] In Matthew 14:8 the daughter of Herodias said, "Give me" this "here on a platter" the head of John the Baptist Dale	$100 [1] According to a film title, it's what you dial "for Murder" M Brian
$200 [22] The exact value of this, the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter, can't be written down pi Brian	$200 [7] This country's Princess Grace Irish Lib. contains books about Ireland that she collected in the 1960s Monaco Dale	$200 [12] In 1897 Zululand became part of Natal, now a province of this country South Africa Brian	$200 [26] When used as food, deer flesh is called this venison Brian	$200 [17] This ultraconservative organization was established 13 years after the death of the man it's named for the John Birch Society Brian	$200 [2] This letter looked like a plus sign until the Greeks moved the crossbar to the top T Maryclaire
$300 [23] In trigonometry sine is abbreviated sin & this is abbreviated cos cosine Brian	$300 [8] This Illinois city's Newberry Library is world famous for its rare book & Indian culture collections Chicago Brian	$300 [13] He was the ruler of the Aztecs at the time Cortes came a-calling Montezuma Brian	$300 [28] The largest kind of this largest member of the deer family lives in Alaska a moose Brian Maryclaire	$300 [18] This name for a symbol of England comes from a character in the pamphlet "Law is a Bottomless Pit" John Bull Dale	$300 [3] Turn your small p's & q's upside down & they'll resemble these 2 small letters d's & b's Maryclaire Dale
$400 [24] This can be the third power of a number or, in geometry, a solid figure with 6 square faces cube Maryclaire	$400 [9] George Washington's collection of books is housed at the Athenaeum Lib. in this New England capital Boston Brian Dale	$400 [14] After becoming czar in 1855, Alexander II began negotiating a peace to end this war the Crimean Brian	$400 [29] A deer's stomach has this many chambers, like a cow's four Dale	$400 [19] This man said, "Before I let your steam drill beat me... I'd die with this hammer in my hand" John Henry Brian	$400 [4] The major blood types are represented by these 3 letters A, B & O Brian
$500 [27] This type of "strip", a continuous flat loop with 1 twist, has only 1 surface a Möbius strip Brian	$500 [10] The first free library in the 13 colonies opened in 1698 in this South Carolina port Charleston Brian Dale	DD $1,500 [15] In a 1057 battle, Macbeth was killed by the son of this king, his predecessor Duncan Brian	$500 [30] Contrary to popular belief, this deer provides little of the livelihood of Europe's Lapps the reindeer Brian	$500 [20] This phrase is the personification of malt liquor or of alcoholic beverages in general John Barleycorn Brian	$500 [5] It's the symbol for the first element on the periodic table H Brian Maryclaire

Double Jeopardy! Round

ASIA	BROADWAY MUSICALS	AVIATION FIRSTS	THE MIDDLE AGES	WOMEN	LITERARY RELATIVES
$200 [15] This country has 47 local governments called prefectures, including Akita, Fukui & Osaka Japan Maryclaire	$200 [22] Alfred Drake was Rodgers & Hammerstein's 1st choice to play the ruler of Siam in this musical The King and I Maryclaire	$200 [16] After her solo flight across the Atlantic, she made the 1st solo flight from Hawaii to California Amelia Earhart Brian	$200 [6] At the time of his death in 632, most Arabs accepted him as prophet Muhammad Dale	$200 [1] Julie Krone has won over $50 million in purses in this sport horse racing Brian	$200 [11] These German brothers were in their 20s when they published their 1st fairy tale collection in 1812 the Grimms Maryclaire
$400 [18] This canal separates Asia from Africa the Suez Dale	$400 [23] Ernie Kovacs' wife Edie Adams was the first actress to play Daisy Mae in this musical Li'l Abner Maryclaire	$400 [25] Within a 4-year period, Richard E. Byrd became the 1st person to fly over these 2 extremes the North & South Poles Maryclaire	$400 [7] In 1032 this city's doge lost his absolute power Venice Dale	$400 [2] It made headlines in January 1993 when this young woman enrolled in the Sidwell Friends School Chelsea Clinton Brian	$400 [12] Claire Clairmont, who had a child by Lord Byron, was this "Frankenstein" author's stepsister Mary Shelley Maryclaire
$600 [19] This river is navigable from its delta in Vietnam to Phnom Penh, Cambodia the Mekong Dale	$600 [24] Hans Conried played a Bulgarian sculptor in this Cole Porter musical named for a dance Can-Can	$600 [26] His 1st flight through the sound barrier was kept secret from the general public for months (Chuck) Yeager Brian	$600 [8] This title by which the Mongol conqueror Temujin is known means "universal ruler" Genghis Khan Brian	$600 [3] This German figure skater & 2-time Olympic gold medalist is back in training for the 1994 games Katarina Witt Dale	$600 [13] Harriet, this "Vanity Fair" author's daughter, was the 1st wife of V. Woolf's father, Sir Leslie Stephen William Makepeace Thackeray Brian
$800 [20] In the number of followers, most of them in India, it's Asia's chief religion Hindu Brian	$800 [29] James Mitchell of "All My Children" danced to "They Call The Wind Maria" in this 1951 musical Paint Your Wagon Brian Maryclaire	$800 [27] He made the 1st solo flight around the world just 2 years before his death with Will Rogers (Wiley) Post Brian	$800 [9] This heiress of Aquitaine married Frances Louis VII & England's Henry II Eleanor Dale	$800 [4] French singer Vanessa Paradis is the girl in the birdcage in this perfumer's Coco ads Chanel Dale	$1,000 [17] Anthony Hope, who wrote "The Prisoner of Zenda", was this "Wind in the Willows" author's 1st cousin (Kenneth) Grahame Dale
$1,000 [21] It's divided into 4 provinces: Sind, Northwest Frontier, Punjab & Baluchistan Pakistan Brian	$1,000 [30] In the '70s they were playing this composer's songs in "They're Playing Our Song" & "A Chorus Line" Marvin Hamlisch Maryclaire	$1,000 [28] The most successful German dirigible, it made the 1st airship flight around the world in 1929 the Graf Zeppelin Brian Dale	$1,000 [10] Jacques de Molay was the last grand master of this order of knights the Knights Templar Dale	DD $1,300 [5] Mrs. Jay McMullen, she was mayor of Chicago from 1979-1983 Jane Byrne Dale	DD $2,700 [14] The heroine of his book "The Little Drummer Girl" was based on his sister, actress Charlotte Cornwell John le Carré Brian

Final Jeopardy!

U.S. CITIES

Name shared by cities on the Kennebec & Savannah rivers; one of them is a state capital

Augusta

Maryclaire "What is Charleston" — wagered $2,199

Dale "What is Augusta" — wagered $0

Brian "What is Augusta?" — wagered $601

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