Show #841 1988-04-11 (taped 1987-12-15) Regular

Contestants

John Peterson — a communications instructor from Stockton, California

Ken Krantz — a lieutenant commander originally from Davis, California

Bob Beers — an attorney from Fairfax, Virginia (whose 2-day cash winnings total $33,200)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Bob	$1,100	$1,600	$8,300	$8,599 3-day champion: $41,799	$4,700 19 R (including 3 DDs), 4 W
Ken	$0	$2,200	$4,000	$5,000 2nd place: Broyhill rolltop desk with swivel chair & Baldwin brass desk accessories	$4,000 15 R, 2 W
John	$0	$1,800	$2,200	$0 3rd place: ColorTyme 19" portable TV	$2,200 9 R, 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

AMERICAN HISTORY	ART	BODIES OF WATER	BASEBALL	FLOWERS	HINTS FROM HELOISE
$100 [11] The 1st permanent European settlement in this state was Harrodstown, not Boonesborough Kentucky Bob	$100 [21] Field of art in which Henry Moore carved his niche sculpture John	$100 [19] With nearly 30% dissolved minerals, this inland "sea" is the world's saltiest body of water the Dead Sea Bob Ken	$100 [6] He belted the 1st home run ever hit in Yankee Stadium, April 18, 1923 Babe Ruth Bob	$100 [5] 1 of 2 flowers listed in the World Book under "N" (1 of) nasturtium (narcissus) Bob	$100 [26] To keep these from cracking when you boil them, wrap them in aluminum foil eggs Ken
$200 [12] With a famous "march", WWI veterans demanded Congress pay these ahead of time the bonus John	$200 [22] This artist put himself in his "At the Moulin Rouge" Toulouse-Lautrec Bob	$200 [20] Of Argentina, Venezuela, or Bolivia, the 1 thru which the Amazon system does not flow Argentina Ken	$200 [7] Last name of brothers Jesus, Matty & Felipe who in 1963 made history as the entire S.F. Giants outfield Alou Bob	$200 [2] Nectar is generally secreted by glands in these showy parts of a flower the petals Bob	$200 [27] If you want your steak red on the inside but browned on the outside, cook when it's in this condition frozen Ken
$300 [13] 1st president in American history to be defeated for re-election John Adams Ken	$300 [23] In Rembrandt's "Saul & David", Saul is holding a spear, & David is playing one of these a harp Bob	$300 [9] Latin for "in the middle of the land", this sea is almost entirely surrounded by land the Mediterranean Bob	$300 [8] His 1987 Major League-leading .370 batting average was highest in the N.L. since 1948 Tony Gwynn	$300 [1] Flower clusters found on birch trees, they sound like relatives of felines catkins Bob	—
$400 [14] On January 16, 1967, she took office as Alabama's 1st woman governor Lurleen Wallace Ken	$400 [24] This Russian-born artist did murals for the new Met & stained glass for a Jerusalem synagogue Marc Chagall Ken	$400 [10] It's the major strait connecting the Atlantic & Pacific Oceans the Strait of Magellan	$400 [16] Andy Messersmith & Dave McNally, who in '76 became baseball's 1st free agents, both played this position pitcher	DD $500 [3] Denzoloid, paraffinoid, & jasminoid are terms that have been used to describe this characteristic the fragrance of flowers (the scent, the odor) Bob	—
$500 [15] He liked the idea that he was the 1st Irish-American U.S. ambassador to Britain Joseph Kennedy John	$500 [25] Pieter Bruegel's "Seven Virtues" was a sequel to this series of engravings The Seven Deadly Sins John	$500 [18] Over 4000 ft. deep, Messier, in Chile, is the world's deepest known of these narrow inlets fjords Ken	$500 [17] 1 of 3 top ranked, or Triple A, U.S. minor leagues (1 of) The Pacific Coast League (the International League or the American Association) John	$500 [4] The English names of many flowers end in "wort", which means this root	—

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE BODY HUMAN	THE MOVIES	BRITISH ROYALTY	LITERATURE	NATIONAL ANTHEMS	DOUBLE C
$200 [12] A malocclusion occurs here; chew on that awhile the mouth John	$200 [19] Incongruously, when William Holden starts narrating "Sunset Blvd.", his character is already this deceased Bob	$200 [7] He was king of England during the Industrial, the French & the American Revolutions George III Bob	$200 [13] Lord Byron sent "Childe Harold" on this type of journey, but to the continent, not Canterbury a pilgrimage Bob	$200 [22] "O Canada" was originally written in this language French Bob	$200 [21] A pirate, especially of the 17th century a buccaneer Ken
$1,000 [27] The small area at the base of the brain that controls the pituitary gland the hypothalamus	$400 [18] In filming the Hitchcock classic, these title creatures were thrown at Tippi Hedren for an entire week birds Bob	$400 [9] Not since the 1760 funeral of George II has any English monarch been buried here Westminster Abbey Ken	$400 [23] John Milton's widow sold all rights to this poetic masterpiece for only 8 pounds Paradise Lost Ken	$600 [6] In Australia, both "Advance Australia Fair" & this anthem are official "God Save The Queen" Bob Ken	$400 [20] He said, "I made the right choice" of his decision to use Vanessa Williams photos in July '84 Penthouse (Bob) Guccione Bob
—	$600 [15] Faye Dunaway called this movie star role "the one part I should not have done" Joan Crawford Ken	$600 [8] Since 1820, every English monarch has been buried on the grounds of this castle Windsor Castle Bob John	$600 [26] Strictly speaking, the term "epic cycle" refers to poems about this war the Trojan War Ken	$800 [4] The 2 countries whose anthems, both words & music, were written by Rabindranath Tagore India & Bangladesh Ken	$600 [1] To dry out thoroughly, or to preserve foods by removing moisture desiccate Bob
—	$800 [16] Native of Belfast, Northern Ireland who lost the big chariot race to Ben-Hur Stephen Boyd John	$800 [10] Lord Mountbatten's familial relationship to Prince Philip uncle John	$800 [25] Name of the prince in Poe's "Masque of the Red Death" or Miranda's papa in "The Tempest" Prospero Ken	$1,000 [5] "William Of Nassau" is the national anthem of this European country, not the Bahamas Holland (the Netherlands) Bob	$1,000 [3] Italian for wild chicory, it's the name of a red, rather bitter lettuce often used in gourmet salads radicchio
—	$1,000 [17] She won her 1st of 2 consecutive Oscars for her role in "The Great Ziegfeld" Luise Rainer	$1,000 [11] This monarch accused Sir Walter Raleigh of treason had him put to death James I Ken John	$1,000 [24] In one of his best-known poems, Richard Lovelace wrote "To" her "from Prison" Althea John	DD $2,500 [14] Country whose national anthem, thefollowing, is from a melody by Austrian Franz Joseph Haydn: (West) Germany Bob	DD $2,200 [2] This exotic country is the only one that fits the category Morocco Bob

Final Jeopardy!

TIME

The total number of times in a day the 2 hands of a clock pass the number 1

John "What is 36" — wagered $2,200

Ken "What is 26" — wagered $1,000

Bob "What is 26?" — wagered $299

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