Show #1406 1990-10-15 (taped 1990-08-27) Regular

Game entered from audiorecording. Missing prizes.

Contestants

Dan Poneman — a lawyer from Alexandria, Virginia

Pat Land — a homemaker from Palos Heights, Illinois

Bob Tutelman — an engineer from San Diego, California (whose 1-day cash winnings total $10,199)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Bob	$900	$2,800	$4,800	$9,500 2nd place	$4,800 19 R, 3 W
Pat	$1,100	$-200	$0	$0 3rd place	$2,000 10 R, 4 W (including 1 DD)
Dan	$1,600	$1,600	$10,200	$10,500 New champion: $10,500	$10,000 24 R (including 2 DDs), 2 W

Jeopardy! Round

WORLD GEOGRAPHY	LIGHT	FIELD HOCKEY	BIBLICAL QUOTES	BEARDS	WEDNESDAY
$100 [1] In the Sahara, these include the Siwa & the Al Kufra & they're not mirages oases Bob	$100 [12] Another name for a nimbus, the luminous ring of light above the head of a saint a halo Bob	$100 [22] Normally only this player who guards the cage can kick the ball or stop it with his body the goalie Dan	$100 [11] In Exodus, it follows "Thou shalt give life for life, eye for eye" tooth for tooth Bob	$100 [6] Some depictions of Uncle Sam show him with this small chin beard, named for an animal who also has one a goatee Bob	$100 [17] Lent begins on this day Ash Wednesday Dan
$200 [2] Zugspitze, this country's highest peak, lies in the Bavarian Alps Germany Bob	$200 [13] Source of the first light mentioned in "The Star-Spangled Banner" the dawn's early light Dan	$200 [23] Field hockey is the national sport of this country & its neighbor Pakistan India Bob	$200 [27] According to John 8:32, "ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall" do this set you free (or make you free) Pat	$200 [7] Ancient kings & queens of this country wore false beards as a symbol of royalty Egypt Pat	$200 [18] Wednesday was named for this chief Teutonic god Odin (or Woden) Dan
$300 [3] The 2 large urban areas in this British dependency are Victoria & Kowloon Hong Kong Dan	$300 [14] It's New Latin for "light of the North" aurora borealis Bob	$300 [24] Hockey comes from hoquet, French for this shepherd's staff that looks like a hockey stick a shepherd's crook Bob	$300 [28] "And Saul said to" him, "thou art not able to go against this Philistine, for thou art but a youth" David Pat	$300 [8] He was the first U.S. president to wear one while in office Abraham Lincoln Dan	$300 [19] Jane Fonda starred in this 1966 farce about an executive who uses his lover's apartment as a tax deduction Any Wednesday Pat
$400 [4] Only 1 mile off the coast of Turkey, the island of Samos belongs to this country Greece Dan	$400 [15] The room at the top of a lighthouse, or the light an old conductor waved to signal the engineer lantern Pat	$400 [25] Maximum length of a field hockey field, with no end zones either 100 yards Bob	$500 [30] Gathering his first disciples, Peter & Andrew, Jesus said, "Follow me, and I shall make you" these fishers of men Pat	$400 [9] Coleridge's old seaman with a long grey beard and glittering eye the Ancient Mariner Dan	$400 [20] It's what Solomon Grundy did on Wednesday (got) married Pat Dan
$500 [5] The occupied West Bank is on the west bank of this river Jordan Dan	$500 [16] In films of the 1930s & '40s set in the theater, it precedes "Parade", "Glamour" & "Serenade" Footlight Dan	$500 [26] 2 positions played in an offensive backfield in football or a defensive backfield in field hockey fullback & halfback Bob	DD $2,000 [29] Believing Joseph to be dead, he said, "I will go down into the grave unto my son, mourning" Jacob Pat	$500 [10] The pointed beard named for the Flemish painter whose subjects wore them Van Dyke Pat	$500 [21] The original version of "Sounds of Silence" appeared on this Simon & Garfunkel album Wednesday Morning, 3 A.M. Bob

Double Jeopardy! Round

U.S. HISTORY	AFRICA	BUSINESS BIGGIES	GHOST STORIES	THE GREAT LAKES	BURT LANCASTER
$200 [10] In March 1836 Santa Ana captured this fortified mission the Alamo Dan	$200 [2] Typical features in northern cities include open-air bazaars & these Islamic houses of worship a mosque Dan	$200 [18] Frank Robinson, a bookkeeper, named this soft drink and created the script for its logo in 1886 Coca-Cola Dan	$200 [9] "The Story Of The Goblins Who Stole A Sexton" was the first of many Christmas ghost stories by this author Charles Dickens Dan	$200 [4] The one that shares its name with a Canadian province Lake Ontario Bob	$200 [15] "Tough Guys" was Burt's 7th film with this dimpled tough guy Kirk Douglas Pat
$400 [11] The first astronaut to become a Rear Admiral; he was also the first American in space Alan Shepard Dan	$400 [3] In 1976 he declared himself Uganda's President for Life; 3 years later he fled for his life Idi Amin Bob	$400 [19] Famous for "Super Mario Bros.", this company donated $3 million to M.I.T. to study how kids learn when they play Nintendo Pat	$400 [24] Lady Windermere's fans know this playwright also created "The Canterville Ghost" (Oscar) Wilde Bob	$400 [5] Bordered by the states of New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, & Michigan, it's the farthest south Erie Dan	$400 [23] In a 1955 film based on a Tennessee Williams play, Burt sported this title tattoo on his chest a rose tattoo Bob
$600 [12] Arthur Bremer shot 4 people May 15, 1972 including this governor George Wallace Dan	$600 [7] Since 1985 famine victims have received at least $50 million in aid from the proceeds of this pop record "We Are The World" Bob	$600 [20] In the 1930s, this company now headquartered in Armonk, N.Y., produced its first electric typewriter IBM Dan	$600 [25] This creator of the Headless Horseman also wrote about the beautiful ghost of a guillotine victim Washington Irving Bob	$600 [1] The Straits of Mackinac & St. Mary's River link this lake to the neighboring one Lake Huron Bob Pat Dan	$600 [28] In a memorable scene in this 1953 film, Burt sizzled on the sand with Deborah Kerr From Here to Eternity Dan
$800 [13] By pressing a button in the White House in 1913, this President blew up Gamboa Dike in Panama Woodrow Wilson Bob Pat Dan	$800 [16] About 1/4 the size of the U.S., this country south of Egypt is Africa's largest the Sudan Bob	DD $1,000 [21] In 1978 this company became the 1st to exceed $100 billion in assets AT&T Dan	$800 [26] In 1959 Shirley Jackson wrote about "The Haunting of" this "House" Hill House	DD $800 [6] Before man-made additions, all the Great Lakes ultimately drained into this river the St. Lawrence Dan	—
$1,000 [14] This noted redistrictor from Massachusetts was James Madison's Vice President Elbridge Gerry Dan	$1,000 [17] This hot, dusty wind blows out of Africa into southern Europe the sirocco Bob	$1,000 [22] Saatchi & Saatchi is one of the world's largest firms in this business advertising Dan	$1,000 [27] "The Phantom Hag" is attributed to this 19th-century Frenchman who wrote hundreds of short stories Guy de Maupassant Bob	$1,000 [8] Superior, Wisconsin & this Minnesota town form a huge inland port on the western terminus of the Great Lakes Duluth Pat	—

Final Jeopardy!

BRITISH AUTHORS

He was the first winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature who was born in Asia; he won in 1907

Rudyard Kipling

Bob "Who was Kipling?" — wagered $4,700

Dan "Who is Kipling?" — wagered $300

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