Show #116 1985-02-18 (taped 1984-10-31) Regular

John Hnat game 5.

Contestants

Tom Udall — an Air Force captain from Hampton, Virginia

Annette Salinetro — an administrative secretary from San Diego, California

John Hnat — a chemical lab technician from Cleveland, Ohio (whose 4-day cash winnings total $27,700)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
John	$1,700	$3,400	$7,400	$9,400 5-day champion: $37,100	$7,400 26 R (including 1 DD), 4 W
Annette	$0	$600	$1,400	$200 3rd place: Skyway luggage	$1,400 6 R, 1 W
Tom	$400	$1,000	$2,600	$5,200 2nd place: Action recliner + Code-A-Phone answering machine	$2,600 13 R, 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

POLITICS	INITIALS	RADIO	SPORTS	BODIES OF WATER	'30s MOVIES
$100 [23] Eisenhower's short successful slogan in '52 "I like Ike" John	$100 [11] Paying upon receipt of goods C.O.D. John	$100 [19] Name for hand-held 2-way radio which describes 2 things you do at once walkie-talkie Tom	$100 [6] You can go for one on Sunday or do this off the 1st tee drive John	$100 [1] Only about 50 years old, this lake was created by Hoover Dam Lake Mead Tom	$100 [14] Her 1st comedy, "Ninotchka", was her next-to-last movie Greta Garbo Tom
$200 [24] Convention city of Republicans in '64, Democrats in '84 San Francisco John Tom	$200 [12] In Latin, id est, but in English, that is i.e. John	$200 [20] ABC talk radio host, his program is a real "Thriller" Michael Jackson John	$200 [7] This "tramp" coaches Saints Bum Phillips John	$200 [2] The 2 countries bordering the Dead Sea Israel & Jordan John	$200 [15] Winter Olympic champ in '32 who "iced" her success with movie stardom Sonja Henie Annette
$300 [25] An avalanche, or the '64 & '72 presidential elections landslides John	$300 [13] Who you might hire to straighten out your taxes a CPA Tom	$300 [28] Truckers often use this to warn other drivers of "smokeys" in the area CBs John	$300 [8] Number of gymnasts that make up an Olympic team 6 John	$300 [3] Covering 30,000 sq. miles, the world's largest delta is created by this Indian river the Ganges Tom	$300 [16] This actress was tailor-made for Frankenstein's monster Elsa Lanchester Tom
$400 [26] In 1960, they were the 1st time pres. candidates to argue campaign issues face to face Kennedy & Nixon John	$400 [21] What you put on an invitation to a kegger when you don't supply the keg BYOB John	—	$400 [9] In '72, this Brooklyn-born Dodger was the youngest player elected to Hall of Fame Sandy Koufax	$400 [4] Thoreau's pond Walden John	$400 [17] In "Algiers", he actually asked Hedy Lamarr to run with him from the Casbah Charles Boyer Annette
$500 [27] Before the 17th Amendment gave voters the right, senators were chosen by these gov't. bodies state legislatures	$500 [22] The police dept.'s demand for an "interview" with public enemy #1 an APB	—	$500 [10] 1st U.S. team in National Hockey League the Boston Bruins	$500 [5] Longest river in Asia, though entirely in China the Yangtze John	$500 [18] #1 box office star from 1935 to 1938 Shirley Temple John

Double Jeopardy! Round

WORLD CITIES	DISASTERS	JAZZ	AMERICAN HISTORY	RELIGION	THE "PITS"
$200 [8] It incorporated with largely Arab Jaffa in 1950 to form one Israeli city Tel Aviv John	$200 [2] Since his appearance in '45, man-made forest fires have been cut in half Smokey the Bear John	$200 [23] New Orleans style of jazz named for "the land of cotton" Dixieland Annette	$200 [7] 1st governor of Mass., also 1st to sign the Declaration of Independence John Hancock John	$200 [1] Now an Orthodox Hanafi Muslim, this basketball star was formerly Lew Alcindor Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Tom	$200 [10] Where you roast a pig a barbecue pit John Tom
$400 [9] Mexican coastal town which named a playground for its late resident Richard Burton Puerto Vallarta Annette Tom	$400 [18] When they put on a show, it can be Hawaiian, Strombolian, or Vulcanian volcanoes Tom	$400 [24] Sad songs that inspired jazz; W.C. Handy wrote them for "Memphis" & "St. Louis" blues John	$400 [16] Written in Washington, not on a train, as legend says, before it was read Nov. 19, 1863 the Gettysburg Address Tom	$400 [3] Ironically, the Pope gave the title of "Defender of the Faith" to this English king Henry VIII John	$400 [11] Hearts, rain & little feet all do it pitter-pat Annette
$600 [13] It was designed by British architects to replace Calcutta as capital New Delhi John	$600 [19] European country often flooded because about ⅖ of it lies below sea level Holland (or the Netherlands) Annette	—	$600 [17] In 1626, the Dutch West India company divided this island into bouweries Manhattan Tom	$600 [4] He defended his teachings before the Diet of Worms Martin Luther John	$600 [12] Anatomically speaking, it's where you get that sinking feeling the pit of your stomach John
$800 [14] Real Massachusetts city that was home port to fictional ship the "Pequod" New Bedford	$800 [20] As it did in '30s Oklahoma, this blows in a "black blizzard" dust John Annette Tom	—	$800 [25] Congress created this rank in order to honor Farragut for his victory at New Orleans a rear admiral Tom	$800 [5] Radio preacher Frederick J. Eikerenkoetter II is better known by this name Reverend Ike John	$800 [21] Where Bernstein brandishes his baton an orchestra pit Tom
$1,000 [15] Tradition says Columbus announced his discovery of the New World in this Spanish town Barcelona	$1,000 [22] During WWI battles in the Alpine region, more soldiers were killed by these than bullets avalanches John	—	—	$1,000 [6] Most Japanese practice both Buddhism & this religion Shinto John Tom	DD $1,000 [26] Singer & title of thefollowing:"When you're young and so in love as we / And bewildered by the world we see / Why do people hurt us so? / Only those in love would know / What a town without pity can do" "A Town Without Pity" by Gene Pitney John

Final Jeopardy!

U.S. GEOGRAPHY

It's the largest state in area east of the Mississippi

Georgia

Annette "Where is Michigan" — wagered $1,200

Tom "What is Georgia?" — wagered $2,600

John "What is Georgia?" — wagered $2,000

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