Show #296 1985-10-28 (taped 1985-08-06) Regular

Mark Leinwand game 3.

Contestants

Nietzchka Keene — a sound technician originally from Boston, Massachusetts

Steve Hirsch — a teacher from Chapel Hill, North Carolina

Mark Leinwand — an attorney and a businessman from Los Angeles, California (whose 2-day cash winnings total $24,450)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Mark	$800	$1,700	$5,500	$7,250 3-day champion: $31,700	$5,300 20 R (including 1 DD), 4 W
Steve	$100	$1,400	$3,600	$0 2nd place: trip on Eastern to San Francisco & stay at the Holiday Lodge	$4,100 13 R, 5 W (including 1 DD)
Nietzchka	$900	$500	$3,500	$0 3rd place: Jules Jurgensen his & hers watches	$3,500 9 R, 1 W

Jeopardy! Round

CORPORATE AMERICA	SPORTS TRIVIA	DROPPIN' THE G	BEAUTY SHOP	TV WESTERNS	FOOD
$100 [1] Castle & Cooke, maker of Dole products, is 4th largest landholder there Hawaii Mark	$100 [20] Lanky Laker who's an Oriental rug expert Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Steve	$100 [9] Though Bee Gees dropped the "G" in this "Saturday Night Fever" song, the sequel put it back "Stayin' Alive" Steve	$100 [22] French for "froth", it's a light dessert or a new hair care product mousse Mark	$100 [6] As matriarch of the Barkley clan, she rode "The Big Valley" Barbara Stanwyck Mark	$100 [3] Known to grow not only as high as an elephant's eye, but over 31 feet corn Nietzchka
$200 [2] Campbell's #1-selling soup tomato Steve Nietzchka	$200 [21] Though he didn't throw 1st pitch inventing baseball, he fired 1st shot defending Ft. Sumter Abner Doubleday Mark	$200 [10] 1967 hit sung by Frank & Nancy Sinatra "Somethin' Stupid" Mark	$200 [23] Term for makeup less likely to cause an allergic reaction hypoallergenic Mark	$200 [7] Roger Moore became Beau Maverick when this man rode into the sunset over a contract dispute James Garner Mark Steve	$200 [4] Samuel Johnson defined it as a grain which in England is given to horses, but in Scotland feeds the people oats Nietzchka
$300 [11] Since it makes this #1 selling candy bar, M&M/Mars "laughs" all the way to the bank Snickers	$300 [25] On April 19, 1974, Thomas Pace caught 48 lb. barracuda this way bare-handed	$300 [15] Danced to in films by Fred Astaire in 1946 & Gene Wilder & Peter Boyle in 1974 "Puttin' On The Ritz" Mark	$300 [24] Due to absorption of phenol, women should avoid coloring hair while in this condition pregnant Steve	$300 [8] Like Grizzly Adams whom he portrayed, this actor also had his scrapes with the law (Dan) Haggerty Mark	$300 [5] "French" potato & leek soup said to have been created by Chef Louis Diat at the Ritz Carlton Hotel in NYC vichyssoise Mark
$400 [17] Most stores in chain founded by S.S. Kresge have now taken this terse title Kmart Steve	$400 [26] Called "poona" in India, 19th c. British officers took this racquet sport home & called it this badminton Mark Steve Nietzchka	$400 [16] Truckin' TV show starrin' Claude Akins Movin' On	—	$400 [12] This Cybill Shepherd, Sam Elliot vehicle bloomed & withered in one season The Yellow Rose Nietzchka	$400 [13] The leaves of this dessert vegetable, also called pieplant, are poisonous rhubarb Steve
$500 [18] Once notorious for providing strike-breakers, it's still largest armed guard company the Pinkerton Company Steve	$500 [27] 19th c. jockey Tod Sloan invented the "monkey crouch" to reduce this air resistance Steve	$500 [19] Double "G"-less Dusty Springfield hit of 1964 "Wishin' And Hopin'"	—	$500 [14] When this Western star decided against taking the role of Matt Dillon, he suggested James Arness John (the "Duke") Wayne Mark	DD $500 [28] The 2 countries which together provide half the world's supply of olives Italy & Spain Steve

Double Jeopardy! Round

ANCIENT HISTORY	15-LETTER WORDS	IN THE MIDDLE	GOVERNMENTAL	WARNINGS
$200 [3] The satirist Juvenal complained that all this city's people wanted was bread & circuses Rome Mark	$200 [1] A person from Prague a Czechoslovakian Nietzchka	$200 [18] In the slogan, it comes between "The Few" & "The Marines" The Proud Steve	$200 [10] The Cabinet department that operates 140 embassies the State Department Mark	$200 [9] At the Los Angeles zoo, it's posted per city ordinance number 153027, Code M, Section I do not feed the animals Mark
$400 [4] While the Egyptians wrote on papyrus, the Sumerians usually wrote on these clay tablets Nietzchka	$400 [2] One who tells the news by pictures, a Life magazine reporter, for example a photojournalist Mark	$400 [19] The government puts one in the middle of management & labor when they don't agree a mediator Mark	$400 [11] The Coast Guard is part of this federal department the Department of Transportation Steve	$400 [12] Warnings here include "Please pay first", "Turn off engine", & "No smoking" gas stations Mark
$600 [7] While Hippocrates was "The Father of Medicine", Herodotus was "The Father of" this History Steve	$600 [5] The redrawing of political district boundary lines reapportionment Mark Steve	$600 [20] In crime classification, it falls between treason & misdemeanors a felony Nietzchka	$600 [15] This Cabinet department has spent $600 for a toilet seat & $7,000 for a coffeemaker the Department of Defense Steve	$600 [13] Emergency warning posted outside of elevators Do not use in the event of fire Mark
$800 [8] Hibernia Ireland Nietzchka	$800 [6] If a plane can fly, it's referred to as being "sound" in this way aerodynamically Mark	—	$800 [16] Since 1975, this powerful federal body has replaced only 1 member the Supreme Court Mark Steve	DD $1,000 [14] 4 of 7 warnings the FAA requires a stewardess to announce just before landing (4 of) extinguish all smoking materials, fasten your seatbelts, put your seat back in an upright position, put up the tray in front of you (return carry-on items to beneath the seat or the overhead compartment, return all loose items to the flight attendant or remain seated until the plane has come to a full stop at the gate) Mark
$1,000 [22] Most believe Homer's account of Trojan War accurate due to this German-American's excavations Schliemann Nietzchka	—	—	$1,000 [17] Pres. Reagan has proposed fostering econ. development by designating inner city areas as these enterprise zones Mark	$1,000 [21] Woody Allen play about an American family held prisoner in the Iron Curtain country of Vulgaria Don't Drink the Water Steve

Final Jeopardy!

THE OSCARS

In 1937 & '38, he became only man to win Best Actor Oscar in consecutive years

Spencer Tracy

Nietzchka "Who is Clark Gable?" — wagered $3,500

Steve "Who is Clark Gable?" — wagered $3,600

Mark "Who was Spencer Tracy?" — wagered $1,750

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