Show #125 1985-03-01 (taped 1984-11-13) Regular

Bruce Fauman game 2.

Contestants

Harvey Moser — a family counselor from San Diego, California

Debbie Cousins — a taxi cab owner and driver from West Covina, California

Bruce Fauman — a university administrator and professor from Vancouver, British Columbia (whose 1-day cash winnings total $7,000)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Bruce	$-1,200	$1,100	$7,200	$10,399 2-day champion: $17,399	$7,600 24 R (including 1 DD), 7 W (including 1 DD)
Debbie	$-600	$-200	$2,000	$1,001 2nd place: Speed Queen washer & dryer and Vitamaster his & hers exercise bikes	$2,000 11 R (including 1 DD), 5 W
Harvey	$700	$300	$500	$999 3rd place: Broyhill recliner	$500 6 R, 4 W

Jeopardy! Round

GEOGRAPHY	FASHION	BASEBALL	TELEVISION	FOREIGN PHRASES
$100 [1] Lying off Spain's eastern coast, it's the "major" island in the Balearic group Majorca Harvey	$100 [21] Dancer's snug-fitting elastic garment named for a French aerialist a leotard Bruce	$100 [2] 2 games played the same day or night a doubleheader Harvey	$100 [13] The riverboat in "Riverboat", & later the starship in "Star Trek" the Enterprise Bruce Harvey	$100 [7] "Black" in Spanish, it came to mean the Black race Negro Debbie
$200 [14] America's Little Diomede Island, in this waterway, is only 2½ miles from Russia the Bering Strait Bruce	$200 [22] Catherine de Medici decreed that court ladies could have 1 no larger than 13 inches a waist Debbie	$200 [3] Player to whom passed balls are charged the catcher Debbie Harvey	$200 [17] Theme song of "The Greatest American Hero", it would have pleased Mr. Ripley "Believe It Or Not" Bruce	$200 [8] In "the Lone Ranger", Tonto's Indian term for "faithful friend" kemosabe Bruce
$400 [16] "Mexican" region that also contains part of Guatemala & nearly all of Belize the Yucatan Bruce	$300 [23] High-"powered" modeling agency that was America's first John Robert Powers Bruce Debbie	$300 [4] Though some are still said to throw it, 1934 was the last year this pitch was legal a spitball Harvey	$300 [18] Art Linkletter hosted this comedy game show for 7 yrs., Flip Wilson for 9 episodes People Are Funny Bruce Debbie Harvey	$300 [10] Japanese term for a grill made of metal or wood hibachi Debbie
DD $500 [15] 2 of the 5 countries that make up the Balkan Peninsula (2 of) Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Greece, Albania & Turkey Bruce	$400 [24] Pointed beards & lace collars were named for this Flemish painter who popularized them Van Dyke Bruce	$400 [5] English game similar to baseball that uses posts, not bases rounders Bruce	$400 [19] Now a CBS program executive, from 1959-1963, he was that network's "Dobie Gillis" Dwayne Hickman Bruce	$400 [11] How Frank Sinatra would sing the line "That's life" in French C'est la vie Debbie
$500 [9] Iguacu Falls forms part of the border between Argentina & this country Brazil Bruce Debbie Harvey	$500 [25] Headgear invented by Chester Greenwood in 1877 for his frigid home state of Maine earmuffs Bruce	$500 [6] They started out in '62 as the Colt 45s the Houston Astros Bruce Harvey	$500 [20] Narrator & host of "20th Century", "21st Century" & "Universe" Walter Cronkite Bruce	$500 [12] Official okay to publish that means "Let it be printed" in Latin imprimatur Debbie

Double Jeopardy! Round

LITERATURE	LAW	STARTS WITH "V"	U.S. HISTORY	MEDICINE	TOUGH TRIVIA
$200 [19] His name is synonomous with thesaurus Roget Bruce	$200 [10] A judge's writ allowing police to make an arrest, search or seizure warrant Bruce	$200 [13] All the words you know your vocabulary Debbie	$200 [5] 19th c. Tammany boss & head of corrupt New York political "ring" Boss Tweed Bruce	$200 [1] A cardiologist specializes in diseases of this the heart Debbie	$200 [18] The world's longest mountain range, the Dolphin Rise, is found under this ocean the Atlantic Ocean Bruce Harvey
$400 [20] Greek hero after whom James Joyce named his most famous work Ulysses (Odysseus) Bruce	$400 [11] According to Roman law, rape & treason but not this, were punishable by death murder Debbie	$400 [14] The lobby the vestibule Harvey	$400 [6] Annual practice begun in 1913 following passage of 16th Amendment income tax	$400 [2] Teenagers usually need to get "braced" when they go to this kind of dentist an orthodontist Debbie	$400 [22] Elvis Presley's middle name Aaron Bruce
$600 [21] Though the United States doesn't have this literary post, about half the states do a poet laureate Bruce	—	$600 [15] Smallest of the camel family, the Incas protected them vicuna Bruce Debbie	DD $700 [7] Thisbattle mistakenly fought after the War of 1812 was over made Andrew Jackson a hero:"Yeah, they ran through the briars / And they ran through the brambles / And they ran through the bushes / Where the rabbit couldn't go / They ran so fast / That the hounds couldn't catch 'em / On down the Mississippi to the Gulf of Mexico" the Battle of New Orleans Bruce	$600 [3] A scurvy wretch would be suffering from this deficiency Vitamin C deficiency Debbie	$600 [23] It's been calculated that in the last 3,500 yrs., there's only been 230 yrs. of this worldwide peace Bruce
—	—	$800 [16] Chico Marx's reply to this was "Vy not a chicken?" "Viaduct?" Bruce	$800 [8] Ex-President who, as 3rd party candidate, outpolled Pres. Taft in 1912 Theodore Roosevelt Bruce	$800 [4] From Greek "to know before", a doctor's prediction as to the outcome of a disease or injury a prognosis Bruce	—
—	—	$1,000 [17] A short subtitle, literary description or story a vignette Bruce	$1,000 [9] It took the compromise of 1850 to bring it into the Union as a free state California Bruce	DD $1,000 [12] For those in show biz, "T & A" means one thing, but to a surgeon, it means this tonsillectomy & adenoidectomy Debbie	—

Final Jeopardy!

THE ARMED SERVICES

Defense Dept. that in wartime controls 3 of the 5 armed services

the Navy

Harvey "What is the Dept of Navy" — wagered $499

Debbie "What is the Pentagon" — wagered $999

Bruce "What is the Navy?" — wagered $3,199

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