Show #2368 1994-12-14 (taped 1994-09-20) Regular

Missing introductions.

Contestants

Bob Swift — an attorney from Columbia, Missouri

Stephanie Daly — a train public school educator from

David Stauffer — a carpenter and contractor from Macungie, Pennsylvania (whose 1-day cash winnings total $4,900)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
David	$1,300	$3,100	$7,500	$6,500 2-day champion: $11,400	$7,300 28 R (including 1 DD), 9 W
Stephanie	$-100	$-200	$2,500	$4,999 2nd place: Keller bedroom furniture + Sanyo cordless telephone + Jeopardy! Sports Edition for home computer or SNES + Jeopardy! home game	$3,000 11 R (including 1 DD), 5 W
Bob	$800	$1,500	$4,100	$699 3rd place: RCA 27" TV + Jeopardy! Sports Edition for home computer or SNES + Jeopardy! home game	$3,900 13 R (including 1 DD), 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

HISTORY	THE GRAMMYS	TRANSPORTATION	NATIONAL PARKS	AROUND THE TOWN	POTPOURRI
$100 [1] Fujiwara Tadahira became regent of this country in 930 & civil dictator in 941 Japan David	$100 [21] In 1987 Doc Severinsen & this band won a Grammy for Best Jazz Instrumental Performance, Big Band the Tonight Show Band Stephanie	$100 [6] The high-wheeler, an 1870s type of this, had such a high front wheel that riders often lost their balance & fell a bicycle Bob	$100 [11] Glacier National Park is located in Montana & Glacier Bay National Park is part of this state Alaska Stephanie	$100 [26] According to the cliche, it's the place "you can't fight" city hall David	$100 [16] It's the color of the wild yonder blue David
$200 [2] On March 16, 1966 the U.S. had 2 men in space & the Soviets had 2 of these animals there dogs David Stephanie	$200 [22] 1960's Best Album Created for Children was David Seville's "Let's All Sing with" this animal group the Chipmunks David	$200 [7] Built in 1775, the Turtle, one of these underwater vessels, was powered by a hand-cranked propeller a submarine David	$200 [12] Isle Royale, the largest island in this Great Lake, was made a national park in 1931 Lake Superior Bob	$200 [27] A raised promenade along the beach; Atlantic City has one a boardwalk Bob	$200 [17] Early North American settlers made this by boiling potash with animal fats soap David
$300 [3] His brother Joseph became king of Spain in 1808 & reigned until 1813 Napoleon Bonaparte Bob	$300 [23] This artist won 3 Grammys for "Dang Me" in 1965, including Best Country & Western Song Roger Miller David	$300 [8] The name of this curtained couch that's carried was influenced by a French word for bed litter David Bob	$300 [13] William Henry Jackson's photos aided in the decision to make this the first U.S. national park Yellowstone David	$300 [28] New York City & Chicago have featured an "El", short for this elevated train David	$300 [18] The petals from this January 1, 1994 event were recycled into potpourri & sold for charity by FTD the Tournament of Roses Parade David
$400 [4] In 1795 the British captured Cape Town from this European power the Netherlands David	$400 [24] This comedienne's "It's Always Something" won as 1989's Best Spoken Word Recording Gilda Radner Stephanie	$400 [9] A coracle, often made by stretching animal skins over a wicker frame, resembles this Eskimo boat a kayak David	$400 [14] The 2 "Grand" national parks are Grand Canyon & this one in Wyoming Grand Teton David	$400 [29] Pershing has one named for him in L.A.; Jackson has a statue in his in New Orleans, La. a square David	$400 [19] In 1994 this ex-first daughter hosted "Recovering from Dysfunctional Families" seminars Patti Davis Stephanie
DD $700 [5] Engelbert Dollfuss, chancellor of this country, was murdered July 25, 1934 Austria David	$500 [25] "This Masquerade" from this jazz guitarist's "Breezin'" LP was the 1976 Record of the Year (George) Benson David	$500 [10] It’s the only airline that offers daily nonstop flights from North America to Helsinki Finnair David Bob	$500 [15] This Oregon park is named for the lake in the caldera of Mt. Mazama Crater Lake David	$500 [30] Its a Spanish term for a wharf; San Francisco has a center named for it an embarcadero Stephanie Bob	$500 [20] In a fairy tale he leaves his wife the keys to the castle, but warns her not to enter one of the rooms Bluebeard David Stephanie

Double Jeopardy! Round

SECRETARIES OF THE TREASURY	OLD TESTAMENT	SCIENCE	WORLD CITIES	WOMEN AUTHORS	"G" WHIZ!
$200 [21] As a boy this first secretary worked for a trading firm on St. Croix Alexander Hamilton Stephanie	$200 [7] His mother placed him in the reeds when he was 3 months old & too big to hide Moses David	$200 [16] The name of this temperature scale means 100 degrees the centigrade scale David Stephanie Bob	$200 [1] This Canadian capital was originally called Bytown after Lt. Col. John By of the Royal Engineers Ottawa Bob	$200 [22] In 1869, due to the success of "Little Women", she wrote, "Paid up all the debts, thank, the Lord!" (Louisa May) Alcott David	$200 [6] It often precedes paint, pencil & monkey grease Bob
$400 [27] William Harris Crawford served under James Madison & this successor James Monroe Bob	$400 [8] On the 13th trip around Jericho, he told his people to add their shouting to the trumpets Joshua David	$400 [17] It's the smallest particle of a compound that has the properties of the compound a molecule David	$400 [2] From 1453 to 1922, it was the name of the capital of the Ottoman Empire Constantinople David Stephanie Bob	$400 [23] She began writing about Chinese life for U.S. magazines in 1923, 7 years before her first novel (Pearl) Buck David	$400 [12] This American form of religious music combines elements of spirituals & jazz, & that's the "truth" gospel David
$600 [28] An antitrust law is named for this man who was Secretary of the Treasury from 1877 to 1881 Sherman Stephanie	$600 [9] He said, "Let me die with the Philistines. And he bowed himself with all his might; and the house fell" Samson Bob	$600 [18] O.C. Marsh, a discoverer of Pterodactyl fossils, became the USA's first professor of this science in 1866 paleontology David	$600 [3] This British port on the Mersey River has been called "The City of Ships" Liverpool Stephanie	DD $500 [26] Her 1946 work "Brewsie and Willie" was about the young U.S. soldiers who visited her in Paris Gertrude Stein Stephanie	$600 [13] This yellow state flower of Nebraska & Kentucky generally doesn't cause hay fever as many believe goldenrod David
$800 [29] William Pitt Fessenden, Treasury Secretary in 1864, helped found this political party in the 1850s the Republicans David Stephanie	DD $1,000 [10] The 57 of these marked as "mizmor" were meant to be accompanied by a string instrument the Psalms Bob	$800 [19] An anode is the negative electrode of a dry cell battery; this is the positive electrode a cathode David	$800 [4] This capital located almost on the equator has the oldest art school in South America Quito David	$600 [24] Her 1986 book "Letters to Judy" was a compilation of letters sent to her from young readers Judy Blume	$800 [14] Its a lamp with a curved, flexible shaft that resembles part of a certain bird's anatomy a gooseneck lamp Bob
—	$1,000 [11] This son of David was trapped in the limbs of an oak tree when he was killed by Joab Absalom Bob	$1,000 [20] This lightest of all metals was discovered by Swedish chemist Johann Arfvedson in 1817 lithium David Stephanie Bob	$1,000 [5] In 1661 this most populous Indian city was given to England's King Charles II as part of a dowry Bombay David	$800 [25] This Ohio native won a National Book Critics Circle Award for her 1977 novel "Song of Solomon" Toni Morrison Stephanie	$1,000 [15] These lizards that can walk upside-down on ceilings are non-venomous geckos David

Final Jeopardy!

AMERICANA

This New York town that was the home of Elizabeth Cady Stanton has a Women's Hall of Fame

Seneca Falls

Stephanie "What is Seneca Falls" — wagered $2,499

Bob "What is Tarrytown?" — wagered $3,401

David "What is Albany?" — wagered $1,000

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