Show #1587 1991-06-25 (taped 1991-03-18) Regular

Mark Born game 4.Game entered from audiorecording.

Contestants

David White — an English teacher from Upper Darby, Pennsylvania

Gary Bennett — a beverage company executive from Columbia, Maryland

Mark Born — an investment analyst from Los Angeles, California (whose 3-day cash winnings total $54,499)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Mark	$2,200	$3,200	$11,900	$13,900 4-day champion: $68,399	$11,400 27 R (including 1 DD), 2 W
Gary	$1,100	$2,900	$4,900	$5,700 2nd place: trip on Delta to Orlando & stay at Delta Orlando Resort + Jeopardy! home game or Jeopardy! Challenger	$5,800 18 R (including 1 DD), 3 W (including 1 DD)
David	$-100	$600	$2,000	$4,000 3rd place: Panasonic word processor + Jeopardy! home game or Jeopardy! Challenger	$2,000 9 R, 5 W

Jeopardy! Round

20th CENTURY AUTHORS	GOLDEN OLDIES	LEFTOVERS	INVENTIONS & DISCOVERIES	MUSEUMS	HOMOPHONIC PAIRS
$100 [1] "There is no contentment on the road" says this CBS correspondent in "A Life on the Road" Charles Kuralt Gary	$100 [21] His last solo No. 1 hit came in 1962 with a country song, "I Can't Stop Loving You" Ray Charles David	$100 [11] In honor of Mother's Day, Nick at Nite aired the 7-day "Donna-thon", 140 episodes of this series The Donna Reed Show Mark	$100 [2] These were developed from microwave amplifying devices called masers lasers David	$100 [16] This New York resort village has a Farmer's Museum & the James Fenimore Cooper Home Cooperstown Mark	$300 [26] A previously viewed part of a play a seen scene Mark
$200 [7] "The Old Gringo" fictionalizes Ambrose Bierce's last mysterious days in this country Mexico Mark	$200 [22] In January 1962, this twist song by Joey Dee and the Starliters replaced Chubby Checker's "The Twist" at No. 1 "The Peppermint Twist" Gary	$200 [12] The scalare, a fish popular in home aquariums, is also known by this heavenly name the angelfish Mark	$200 [3] The aqualung was invented by Emile Gagnan & this man who explored the undersea world Jacques Cousteau Mark	$200 [17] This city's Museum of Gems features 16 rooms filled with items owned by the Medicis Florence Mark	$400 [27] The correct religious ceremony the right rite David
$300 [8] "Darkness Visible" is "A Memoir of Madness" by this author of "Sophie's Choice" William Styron David	$300 [23] It begins, "See the tree how big it's grown but friend it hasn't been too long" "Honey" Gary David	$300 [13] Harvard & MIT stand on the banks of this river the Charles Mark	$300 [4] In 1930 Thomas Midgley discovered this refrigerant that has become an environmental hazard freon Mark Gary	$300 [18] This Madrid museum has the art collections of the Spanish Hapsburgs & Bourbon monarchs the Prado Gary	$500 [28] Apportion out T-bones & roasts mete meat Gary David
$400 [9] The 3rd volume of Bruce Catton's "Army of the Potomac" trilogy was called "A Stillness at" this place Appomattox Gary	DD $500 [24] She had her last U.S. No. 1 hit with thefollowing:"My love is warmer than the warmest sunshine, softer than a sigh / My love is deeper than the deepest..." Petula Clark Gary	$400 [14] He named his famous mime character Dip after Pip in "Great Expectations" Marcel Marceau Gary	$400 [5] Before these saddle parts were invented, foot soldiers, not knights on horses, did most of the fighting stirrups Gary	$400 [19] The Denver home of this Titanic survivor is now a museum Molly Brown Mark	—
$500 [10] This Tom Robbins' novel is dedicated in part to "all cowgirls everywhere" Even Cowgirls Get the Blues Mark Gary	$500 [25] This futuristic Zager & Evans song was subtitled "Exordium & Terminus" "In The Year 2525" David	$500 [15] This Roman emperor banished his scandalous daughter Julia to an island in 2 B.C. Augustus Mark David	$500 [6] He invented the self-cleaning steel plow, the company he founded is No. 1 in the U.S. in farm equipment John Deere Mark	$500 [20] A Cleveland suburb named for this religious sect has a museum devoted to their history the Shakers David	—

Double Jeopardy! Round

WOMEN IN HISTORY	PLAYWRIGHTS	METALS	BODIES OF WATER	U.S. GOVERNORS	TITLED NAMES
$200 [12] King James V of Scotland died about one week after the birth of this daughter in 1542 Mary, Queen of Scots Mark	$200 [26] She wrote "Witness for the Prosecution" as well as "The Mousetrap" Agatha Christie Gary	$200 [6] Electrum is a natural alloy of gold & this precious metal silver David	$200 [1] Although 252 miles long, this river is only navigable near Rome the Tiber Mark	$200 [11] A father & son served as governor of this state before & after Ronald Reagan California Gary	$200 [17] This man, not John Wayne, endowed the Durham, North Carolina university that bears his family name (James) Duke Mark
$400 [13] At age 19, this humanitarian established the Dix Mansion school for girls in Boston in 1821 Dorothea Dix Gary	$400 [27] First name, shared by playwrights Wycherley & Congreve, who were famous for their comedies of manner William Mark	$400 [7] In 1985 the EPA ruled that compounds of this metal in gasoline be reduced by 90% lead Gary	$400 [2] Crater Lake in this state is America's deepest lake Oregon Gary	$400 [22] Though he didn't accept donations over $100 Lawton Chiles won his bid for governor of this state Florida Mark	$400 [18] Authors Lee & Dannay used the pen name Barnaby Ross as well as this royal one Ellery Queen Mark
$600 [14] In her 70s this French actress performed at the front for World War I soldiers Sarah Bernhardt Mark	$600 [28] He acted in "The Count of Monte Cristo" with his father before he started writing plays Eugene O'Neill Mark	$600 [8] In the United States recycling accounts for 1/4 of the production of this metal aluminum Gary	$600 [3] The high tides of this bay cause the flow of Canada's St. John River to reverse the Bay of Fundy Mark	$600 [23] Lowell Weicker is the 1st independent governor there since 1856 Connecticut Mark	$600 [19] DJ Jazzy Jeff's other half who moved to Bel-Air in a 1990 NBC series Fresh Prince of Bel-Air David
$800 [15] In the 1920, this dancer known for her flowing tunics, went to the USSR where she married an unstable poet Isadora Duncan Gary	$800 [29] This South African playwright published his first novel "Tsotsi" in 1980 Athol Fugard Mark	$800 [9] When used in fireworks barium gives off a green color & sodium emits this color yellow Mark	$800 [4] The Yucatan Channel separates the Yucatan Peninsula from this island country Cuba Mark	$800 [24] New Alaska governor, who as Secretary of the Interior, insisted oil companies pay for their spills Walter Hickel David	$800 [20] He played '60s writer Terence Mann in the movie "Field of Dreams" James Earl Jones Mark David
DD $1,000 [16] A beautiful painted bust of her was found at Tell el-Amarna in 1912, many centuries after her death Nefertiti Gary	DD $1,500 [30] In 1938, Eugène Ionesco left Romania & went on to settle permanently in this country France Mark	$1,000 [10] Sometimes used for fine tableware, pewter consists mainly of this metal tin Mark Gary	$1,000 [5] In Ireland Lower Lake & Upper Lake are better known by this collective name the Lakes of Killarney	$1,000 [25] George Voinovich former mayor of this Midwest's state's largest city, was elected its governor in 1990 Ohio Gary	$1,000 [21] English poet & satirist whose "An Essay on Criticism" made him famous at the age of 23 Alexander Pope David

Final Jeopardy!

BUSINESS & INDUSTRY

The name of this automaker is an abbreviation of "Japan Industries"

Nissan

David "What is Nissan?" — wagered $2,000

Gary "What is Nissan?" — wagered $800

Mark "What is Nissan?" — wagered $2,000

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