Show #918 1988-09-07 (taped 1988-07-18) Regular

Contestants

Pat Sory — a computer analyst from Gambrills, Maryland

Ron Smith — a teacher from Riverside Illinois

Dave Prechtl — a warehouse manager from Rosemead, California (whose 3-day cash winnings total $29,200)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Dave $1,400 $900 $4,900 $1
3rd place: Magnavox 20" TV
$4,900
13 R, 1 W
Ron $2,800 $5,500 $8,900 $12,450
New champion: $12,450
$8,300
21 R (including 1 DD), 0 W
Pat $400 $900 $6,200 $12,389
2nd place: trip on Delta to San Francisco & stay at the Miyako Hotel
$5,100
15 R (including 1 DD), 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

GEOGRAPHY RELIGIOUS LEADERS FOLK SONGS ANIMALS OF THE WORLD TV TRIVIA REAL ESTATE
$100 [1]
Mollweide, Goode & Mercator put pen to paper to produce these
maps
Ron
$100 [11]
In the 14th century B.C., Akhenaton, this country's ruler, introduced belief in one god
Egypt
Ron
$100 [20]
A feminine version of this song is "For She's A Jolly Good Person"
"For He's A Jolly Good Fellow"
Pat
$100 [16]
World Wildlife Fund is helping create a sanctuary for dragonflies near Nakamura, in this country
Japan
Pat
$100 [4]
In the opening credits of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show", Mary throws this into the air
her hat
Pat
$100 [26]
The Federal National Mortgage Association is nicknamed this
Fannie Mae
Ron
$200 [2]
Continent most associated with the weather patterns called monsoons
Asia
Dave
$200 [12]
A Dutch Anabaptist preacher, Menno Simons, gave his name to this Protestant group
the Mennonites
Dave
$200 [21]
"Oh, ye'll tak' the high road an' I'll tak' the low road, an' I'll be" there "before ye"
Scotland
Ron
$200 [17]
Perhaps their intelligence was a "factor" in choosing one of these monkeys for a 1948 rocket launch
a rhesus monkey
Ron
$200 [5]
In real life, Dixie Carter & Hal Holbrook are married; on this show, they're just lovers
Designing Women
Dave
$300 [3]
It has oil fields in the east, holy cities in the west & the Rub al Khali Desert in the south
Saudi Arabia
Pat
$300 [13]
In 1532 he formed a new church which annulled his marriage to Catherine of Aragon the following yr.
Henry VIII
Ron
$300 [23]
This popular folk group was named for the pre-Civil War group led by Edwin "Pops" Christy
The New Christy Minstrels
Ron
$300 [18]
Watching these finned creatures fight is a popular pastime in Thailand
Thai (Siamese) fighting fish
Pat
$300 [8]
"Dallas" devotees know that the "J.R." in J.R. Ewing stands for this
John Ross
Dave
$400 [6]
An association of 48 countries once bound as an empire, its membership runs from A (Antigua) to Z (Zimbabwe)
the British Commonwealth
Ron
$500 [15]
This Basque nobleman founded the Jesuit order in the 16th century
Ignatius Loyola
Ron
$400 [24]
A 19th century Irish ballad advised, "Put your trust in God, my boys, & keep" this "dry"
powder
Ron
$400 [19]
Merino sheep, known for their fine wool, were originally bred centuries ago in this European country
Spain
$400 [9]
On "Family", Letitia Lawrence was usually known by this nickname
Buddy
Ron
$500 [7]
Yes, dear, the longest river on this continent is the Darling
Australia
Dave
DD $1,000 [14]
"There is no music in hell, for all good music belongs to heaven," said this founder of a famous choir
Brigham Young
Ron
$500 [25]
In "Over The River & Thru The Woods", it's what the horse knows
the way to Grandmother's house
Dave Ron
$500 [22]
The largest, most powerful wild cat in Latin America; the Mayan Indians considered them gods
a jaguar
Ron
$500 [10]
1949's Emmy for "Best Film Made for & Viewed on TV" went to this sitcom starring Jackie Gleason
The Life of Riley
Ron

Double Jeopardy! Round

STARTS WITH "S" WORLD LITERATURE BALLERINAS CHEMISTRY AMERICAN HISTORY UNREAL ESTATE
$200 [6]
One of the very 1st telegrams of this kind was sent to Rudy Vallee
singing
Dave
$200 [21]
In 1929 Russia banned this Conan Doyle collection because of its references to spiritualism
the Sherlock Holmes stories ( The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes )
Dave
$200 [1]
S. Farrell made a triumphant 1988 return to this Manhattan ballet company after having a hip replaced
the New York City Ballet
Dave
$200 [19]
The elements labeled transuranic have atomic no.s higher than this element's. No. 92
uranium
Ron
$200 [8]
The Louisiana Purchase stemmed from U.S. efforts to buy this port city
New Orleans
Pat
$200 [26]
Where 3 Darling children & Peter Pan "always always" fly
Never Never Land
Pat
$400 [7]
It's a tropical or subtropical grassland, & it doesn't have to be in Georgia
a savannah
Ron
$400 [9]
A nightmare gave Mary Shelley the idea for this novel
Frankenstein
Pat
$400 [2]
Highest-ranked Soviet ballerina is Maya Plisetskaya, the prima ballerina of this company
the Bolshoi
Pat
$400 [12]
Elected governor of N.Y. at only 37, he later became the Secretary of State who bought Alaska
(William) Seward
Ron
$600 [17]
1 of the 3 world powers in George Orwell's "1984"
(1 of) Oceania (Eurasia or Eastasia)
Ron
$600 [14]
From the French for "to watch over", it's the close observation of a person under suspicion
surveillance
Dave Pat
$600 [10]
After the Reverend Mr. Dimmesdale died, she & Pearl went abroad, but the story doesn't say where
Hester Prynne
Dave
$600 [3]
She was already in her 40s when she became Rudolf Nureyev's most famous partner
Margot Fonteyn
Dave
$600 [13]
In 1858, at Mozart Hall in New York City, she presided over the National Women's Rights Convention
Susan B. Anthony
Pat
$800 [24]
Tho filmed on & around Martha's Vineyard, "Jaws" took place on & near this fictional N.Y. island
Amity
Pat
$800 [15]
Found on beaches, the skeletons of these disc-like cousins of sea urchins look like money
sand dollars
Dave
$800 [11]
The pen name of Cecil Lewis Troughton Smith, creator of Horatio Hornblower
C.S. Forester
Ron
$800 [4]
Herbert Ross directed his goddaughter, Leslie Browne, to an Oscar nomination in this 1977 ballet film
The Turning Point
Dave
$800 [18]
This Pennsylvania city was the center of U.S. steel making at the time of its famous 1889 flood
Johnstown
Pat
$1,000 [25]
Small European country north of Sylvania featured in "Duck Soup"
Freedonia
$1,000 [16]
Type of coffin often decorated with sculpture whose name comes from the Greek for "flesh-eating"
a sarcophagus
Pat
$1,000 [22]
Though some credit him as author, Turoldus was probably just the scribe who copied this French epic poem
The Song of Roland ( La Chanson de Roland )
Pat
$1,000 [5]
In her native Leningrad she was nicknamed "The Giraffe"; maybe that's why she defected
Natalia Makarova
$1,000 [20]
Shouting. "Remember the Alamo." Sam Houston's men defeated Santa Anna at this battle
(the Battle of) San Jacinto
Ron Pat
DD $1,500 [23]
While thefollowing1968 hit was based on a true story, it had this fictional setting:"Well, there's Bobby Taylor sittin' there / And seven times he's asked me for a date / And Mrs. Taylor..."
Harper Valley
Pat

Final Jeopardy!

PRESIDENTS

(2 of 4) U.S presidents who married divorced women

(2 of) (Ronald) Reagan (Andrew) Jackson, (Gerald) Ford or (Warren) Harding

Dave "Who are Cleveland & Reagan" — wagered $4,899
Pat "Who were Jackson &ReaganFord" — wagered $6,189
Ron "Who were Jackson and Reagan" — wagered $3,550

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