Show #89 1985-01-10 (taped 1984-10-10) Regular

Contestants

Deborah Howard — a graduate student from Los Angeles, California

Chuck Lubin — a bookkeeper from Temple City, California

Bill Klippel — a pricing specialist originally from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada (whose 2-day cash winnings total $3,000)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Bill	$300	$1,500	$1,500	$1,400 3-day champion: $4,400	$1,500 7 R, 2 W
Chuck	$1,900	$700	$1,300	$1,000 2nd place: Merillat shelving system	$2,300 21 R, 11 W (including 1 DD)
Deborah	$-100	$-300	$100	$50 3rd place: Oneida gift certificate	$100 8 R, 7 W

Jeopardy! Round

MUSIC	NICKNAMES	THE '70s	FAIRIES	BUSINESS & INDUSTRY	THAT'S "GRAND"
$100 [1] Anna's choreographic invitation to the king of Siam "Shall We Dance" Chuck	$100 [12] Not Ronald Reagan's nationality, but his boyhood nickname Dutch Deborah	$100 [15] In '78 England's Louise Brown was the 1st of these babies a test tube baby Chuck	$100 [3] Peter Pan's ding-a-ling pal Tinker Bell Chuck Deborah	$100 [17] Auto manufacturer targeted by UAW for strike in the fall of '84 GM Chuck Deborah	$100 [2] A group of 12-23 who decide whether a defendant should be indicted grand jury Chuck
$200 [8] First name of composers Liszt, Haydn & Schubert Franz Chuck	$200 [13] The Cooperative for American Relief Everywhere is better known by this name CARE Deborah	$200 [16] Before 1975, this tennis player was New York ophthalmologist Richard Raskind Dr. Renée Richards Bill	$200 [21] A bicuspid sprite the tooth fairy Bill	$200 [24] ITT has sold its Twinkie company to this checkerboard square dog food maker (Ralston) Purina Chuck Deborah	$200 [4] Liz & Velvet competed in this British race the Grand National Chuck
$300 [9] Why Yankee Doodle came to London just to ride a pony Bill	$300 [14] Name Indians gave white men because they carried swords the Long Knives Chuck Deborah	$300 [20] This president released Patty Hearst by executive clemency Jimmy Carter Bill Deborah	$300 [22] These could be found in England or in Betty Crocker's oven brownies Chuck	—	$300 [5] It occurs in both bridge & baseball a grand slam Chuck
$400 [10] He was inspired by East Indian dance to write "Begin the Beguine" Cole Porter Chuck	$400 [18] Janis Joplin's nickname & her #1 posthumous album Pearl Bill Chuck	—	$400 [23] Shakespeare's "Tempest" spirit Ariel Bill Chuck	—	$400 [6] The oldest currently running radio show in the U.S. The Grand Old Opry Chuck
$500 [11] "Donkey", "Moonlight" & "For Strings", for example a serenade Bill	$500 [19] Her mother, Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, called her "Lilibet" Queen Elizabeth II	—	—	—	$500 [7] Title held by the czar's daughters the Grand Duchess Chuck

Double Jeopardy! Round

VEGETABLES	HISTORIC SITES	FOREIGN PHRASES	THE BIBLE	GAMES
$200 [13] "Hee Haw" has a field & a show full of this vegetable corn Chuck	$200 [2] Orville Wright's 1st powered flight was on this N. Carolina beach Kitty Hawk Chuck	$200 [12] What an Italian means when he says "non capisco" "I don't know" (or "I don't understand") Chuck	$200 [10] This group is probably best known for the Bibles it places in hotel rooms the Gideons Deborah	$200 [6] Monopoly players going there "do not pass Go; do not collect $200" going to jail Deborah
$400 [14] Change the "C" to a "P" & this vegetable becomes a talking bird carrot Chuck	$400 [3] Called "Gateway to the New World", 12 million immigrants passed thru it from 1892-1954 Ellis Island Deborah	$400 [4] In Japanese, "nezumi", in Finnish, "rotta" & in Cagney, "dirty" rat Chuck	$400 [11] The last word of the New Testament Amen. Chuck Deborah	$400 [7] The 3 betting colors on a roulette wheel red, black, and green Chuck
$600 [15] Leafy vegetable used in salads, it comes in curly & escarole varieties endive Bill Deborah	$600 [5] The restored trail of these explorers will cover 3700 miles from Ill. to Ore. coast Lewis & Clark Bill Chuck	$600 [1] With "savoir" it means knowledge, with "laissez" it means indifference faire Chuck	—	DD $1,000 [18] In chess, piece which starts to the right of the white king the bishop Chuck
$800 [16] Garlic, onions & shallots are this part of the plant the bulbs Chuck Deborah	$800 [8] In Nashville, Tennessee, it was "Old Hickory's" home the Hermitage Chuck	$800 [20] Swahili for a "journey", it's come to mean a hunting trip a safari Chuck Deborah	—	$1,000 [19] What the dice are called when one lands on the other cocked Chuck
$1,000 [17] In the mustard family it's a plant with an edible root that tastes like a turnip a rutabaga Chuck Deborah	$1,000 [9] Sierra Nevada pass where 82 settlers spent tragic winter of 1846-47 Donner Pass Chuck	—	—	—

Final Jeopardy!

FAMOUS FAMILIES

Illinois family that included a vice-president, governor & U.N. ambassador, & a U.S. senator

the Stevensons

Deborah "Who are Harrison" — wagered $50

Chuck "Who are the Tafts?" — wagered $300

Bill "What is the Rockefellers?" — wagered $100

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