Show #107 1985-02-05 (taped 1984-10-24) Regular

Paul Croshier game 5.

Contestants

Joe Gauthier — a bank trust officer originally from Austin, Minnesota

Pete Kolanowski — a laboratory technician from Los Angeles, California

Paul Croshier — a Marine Corps staff sergeant from Camp Pendleton, California (whose 4-day cash winnings total $36,000)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Paul	$100	$1,700	$4,500	$500 5-day champion: $36,500	$4,500 14 R, 4 W
Pete	$800	$2,500	$4,100	$100 2nd place: La-Z-Boy sofa + Emerson portable stereo	$4,100 24 R, 7 W
Joe	$-200	$-500	$3,500	$1 3rd place: Faema espresso machine	$2,300 12 R (including 2 DDs), 6 W

Jeopardy! Round

LONDON	WEATHER	FOOD	WORD ORIGINS	CATS	TRIVIA
$100 [1] Color of London transport's double-decker buses red Pete	$100 [15] A Russian experimenter was killed by lightning in 1753 trying to match this inventor's 1752 feat Benjamin Franklin Pete	$100 [11] State which raises the most beef cattle Texas Pete	$100 [2] From African word "nguba", common southern term for "peanut" a goober pea Pete	$100 [13] Prehistoric cats with enlarged canine teeth a saber-toothed tiger Pete	$100 [22] Interior sec'y Watt barred this singing group from D.C. July 4th shindig the Beach Boys Pete
$200 [5] Officially Collegiate Church of St. Peter, British monarchs are crowned there Westminster Abbey Pete	$200 [16] It measures air pressure & is either aneroid or mercury a barometer Joe	$200 [12] Candy bar named for President Cleveland's White House-born daughter, not a ballplayer Baby Ruth Pete	$200 [3] This trademark brand has become the common term for petroleum jelly Vaseline Joe	$200 [14] Distinguished from leopards by its spots within spots, it's largest wildcat in W. Hemisphere jaguar Paul Pete	$200 [23] One of their ads read, "Don't take a curve, at 60 per, we hate to lose, a customer" Burma-Shave Joe
$300 [6] Fleet Street is the center of this industry the newspaper industry Paul Pete	$300 [17] Most are mainly water droplets, but cirrus & cirrostratus are formed of ice crystals clouds Pete	$300 [28] Related in fact to the peach, this nut resembles a peach pit an almond Pete	$300 [4] Type of print which means "Italian" italic Paul	$300 [19] Vibrations in wall of blood vessels in the chest are believed to cause this phenomenon purring Pete Joe	$400 [25] Theme song of Leonard Slye & Frances Octavia Smith "Happy Trails To You" Paul Joe
$400 [7] Locale where you'd find Elgin Marbles from the Parthenon & the Rosetta Stone the British Museum Pete Joe	$400 [18] Layered pellets of ice & snow that might be named Alan or Alan, Jr. hail Pete	—	$400 [9] Drunk czarist officers were the 1st to challenge one another to this dangerous game Russian roulette Pete	$400 [20] The Himalayan gets its long hair from the Persian & its color points from this breed a Siamese Pete	DD $500 [24] Baseball star referred to in this song:"Dee dee dee dee dee dee dee dee dee dee dee dee dee" Joe DiMaggio Joe
$500 [8] Those born within the sound of the bells of St. Mary-le-Bow are called this Cockneys Pete Joe	$500 [26] Winds blowing almost steadily from N.E., they helped speed westward travel for sailors the trade winds Paul Pete	—	$500 [10] Cheap cigars favored by Conestoga wagon drivers stogies Paul Joe	$500 [21] From German for "wailing tomcat", it's the harsh feline cry of mating season a caterwaul Pete	$500 [27] In a single year she "played" for the Brooklyn Dodgers, NY Knicks & NY Rangers the organist (Gladys Gooding) Paul Joe

Double Jeopardy! Round

CIVIL WAR	WORLD POLITICS	MYTHOLOGY	SPORTS MOVIES	PHYSICS	6-LETTER WORDS
$200 [4] Sherman's March to the Sea was across this state Georgia Joe	$200 [1] Country officially called the German Democratic Republic East Germany Pete	$200 [2] Animal symbolizing healing, because Asclepius, god of healing, had one coiled around his staff a snake Pete	$200 [24] Sport featured in "Ice Castles" ice skating Pete	$200 [12] In electricity, what "AC" stands for alternating current Joe	$200 [16] Describes the age in Europe between 500 & 1450 A.D. middle Paul Pete
$400 [8] The Confederates renamed this ironclad the "Virginia" the Merrimack Paul	$400 [5] Headquarters city of European common market Brussels Pete	$400 [3] Underworld god whose name became synonymous with Hell Hades Paul	$400 [25] Robert Redford takes on snow, not movie moguls Downhill Racer Joe	$400 [19] Newton's 3rd law states for every action this is equal and opposite a reaction Paul	$400 [17] It "barks" out Bach in your stereo a woofer Paul
$600 [9] Union General, his name was synonymous with "sideburns" (General Ambrose) Burnside Paul	$600 [13] It's the legislature of Japan the Diet Joe	$600 [6] Nine goddesses of the arts that artists commune with the Muses Pete	$1,000 [26] 1940 movie where Pat O'Brien told the team to "Go in there & win one for the Gipper" Knute Rockne, All-American Paul Pete	$600 [20] He made "relativistic corrections" in Newton's theories which made atomic theory workable Einstein Pete	$600 [23] A trite or hackneyed expression, in Mad magazine it can be "horrifying" a cliché Pete
$800 [10] The Youngers & Jesse James began their infamous careers with this Confederate guerrilla leader Quantrill Joe	$800 [14] Soviet ally in East Africa that has formally turned Communist Ethiopia Paul Joe	$800 [7] The play within a play in "A Midsummer Night's Dream" "Pyramus and Thisbe" Paul	—	$800 [21] Branch of physics dealing with light optics Paul	—
$1,000 [11] Creole general who led confederate attack on Ft. Sumter (Pierre G. T.) Beauregard Pete	DD $2,000 [15] Name of "ANZUS" treaty is an acronym for these three signatory countries the United States, Australia, and New Zealand Joe	$1,000 [18] Jupiter made the 1st one for his brothers to punish them for stealing fire from heaven woman Pete Joe	—	$1,000 [22] Term for the amount of twist that a force exerts on an object torque Paul	—

Final Jeopardy!

SHOW BUSINESS

Only actress to win an Oscar, a Tony, a Grammy & an Emmy

Rita Moreno

Joe "Who is Diana Ross" — wagered $3,499

Pete "Who is Hepburn" — wagered $4,000

Paul "Who is Diana Ross?" — wagered $4,000

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