Show #143 1985-03-27 (taped 1984-12-11) Regular

Steven Rogitz game 4.Missing one response in Final Jeopardy!

Contestants

John Anderson — a railroad ticket agent from Chicago, Illinois

Sue Yabroff — a homemaker originally from Bellerose, New York

Steven Rogitz — a letter carrier from Gardena, California (whose 3-day cash winnings total $27,599)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Steve	$1,300	$3,200	$4,600	$3,000 4-day champion: $30,599	$4,400 31 R (including 1 DD), 9 W (including 1 DD)
Sue	$0	$900	$1,500	$2,950 2nd place: Broyhill sofa + Frigidaire microwave oven	$1,500 3 R, 0 W
John	$700	$1,100	$-1,000	$-1,000 3rd place: Landes coffee & tea set	$500 10 R, 5 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

THE '70s	FAMOUS PAIRS	HATS	ANIMALS	POP MUSIC	STARTS WITH "C"
$100 [8] Motown's first movie venture was this '72 film starring Diana Ross as Billie Holiday Lady Sings the Blues Steve	$100 [4] The "cute" stars of "Beach Blanket Bingo" Frankie Avalon & Annette Funicello John	$100 [27] French cap that became symbol of Vietnam corps a beret John	$100 [11] Insect comedians frequently find in their soup a fly Steve	$100 [1] George Harrison's "All Those Years Ago" was a tribute to this late singer John Lennon Steve	$100 [5] Lions & tigers & Manx, not bears cats Steve
$200 [9] In 1st major decision as President, Carter pardoned about 10,000 of them so they could come out of hiding the (Vietnam) draft dodgers Steve	$200 [21] They played the 2 writers under Dick Van Dyke on the "The Dick Van Dyke Show" Rose Marie & Morey Amsterdam John	$500 [24] Unlike the haberdasher, this person makes women's hats a milliner John	$200 [18] From Latin "caballus", meaning horse, comes this word for a unit of soldiers on horseback a cavalry Steve	$200 [2] Top-selling Carole King album you could find hanging on a castle wall Tapestry Steve	$200 [14] Comes in loving, Dixie and A through D cups Steve
$300 [10] Significant date New York City's "Operation Sail", the tall ship parade, took place July 4, 1976 John	$300 [23] The 40th president & 43rd vice-president of the United States Ronald Reagan & George Bush Steve	—	$300 [19] They are the only insects to produce a food commonly eaten by man bees Steve	$300 [3] In Shaun Cassidy hit it followed "I met her on a Monday & my heart stood still..." "Da Doo Ron Ron" Steve John	$300 [15] From the French meaning "younger son", a student at West Point a cadet Steve
$400 [12] In 1978, she was 1st rookie to be Player of the Year in golfing Nancy Lopez Steve	$400 [25] Art Carney picked up an Oscar for this '74 film, which might be called "Travels with My Cat" Harry and Tonto Steve	—	$400 [20] Type of mammal that provides cashmere wool goat Sue John	$400 [6] Because Dolly Parton had already used the title, this singer's "9 To 5" was called "Morning Train" Sheena Easton Steve	$400 [16] Partner of lithographer Ives Currier Steve
DD $1,200 [13] In 1978, a House select committee reopened hearings on these two assassination victims John F. Kennedy & Martin Luther King Steve	$500 [26] Cosell's departure from "Monday Night Football" left this pair to carry the ball Frank Gifford & Don Meredith Steve	—	$500 [22] While a quagga is a zebra, a quahog is this a clam Steve Sue	$500 [7] Everly Bros. hit that Roy Scheider died to in "All That Jazz" "Bye, Bye, Love" Steve	$500 [17] Where a spelunker spelunks caves Steve

Double Jeopardy! Round

WORLD CAPITALS	INVENTIONS	NUMBERS	LITERATURE	WORD PLAY	WORLD WAR II
$200 [6] Tbilisi, not Atlanta, is the capital of this Russian Republic Soviet Georgia Steve	$200 [16] Sauciers Lea & Perrin's culinary concoction Worcestershire Sauce Steve	$200 [1] In a song of sixpence, total blackbirds baked in a pie four and twenty Steve	$200 [11] Of "Hamlet", "Macbeth" & "King Lear", the one not set in the British isles Hamlet Steve	$200 [8] President who sounds like he's laundering 2000 pounds George Washington Steve	$200 [2] After being married to Hitler for only 1 day, she committed suicide Eva Braun Steve
$400 [12] N'Djamena is the capital of this African country which could be paired with singer Jeremy Chad Steve	$400 [17] When first patented, farmers wouldn't use it, thinking its iron metal would poison the ground the plough Steve John	$400 [9] Measure of a mile in feet 5280 Steve	—	$400 [21] This cheese is "made" backwards Edam Steve	$400 [3] One of three Baltic states annexed by Soviets in 1940 (1 of) Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania Steve
$600 [13] Both Hong Kong & British Columbia have a capital with this name Victoria John	$600 [18] Seismologist who developed most common system for measuring earthquakes (Charles) Richter Steve	$600 [10] In 1978, California voters passed this proposition limiting & cutting property taxes Proposition 13 Sue	—	$600 [22] The shortest known to do this with common words is "Waltz, nymph, for quick jigs vex Bud." go through the entire alphabet (a sentence with all 26 letters) Steve John	$800 [5] Hitler's "last territorial claim in Europe", the Sudetenland, was in this country Czechoslovakia Steve John
$1,000 [15] Capital with de la Madrid in the Capitol Mexico City Steve	$800 [19] "The Digester", invented by Denis Papin later became this, used for cooking with steam a pressure cooker Steve	$1,000 [23] A magnum's liquid metric measure 1.5 liters Steve John	—	—	$1,000 [7] Southeast Asian road that was "back door" to China during WWII the Burma Road (the Stillwell Road) John
DD $1,500 [14] The only U.S. state capital with 3 words Salt Lake City John	$1,000 [20] Fastening device invented during the Bronze Age, lost, then reinvented by Walter Hunt in the 1840s the safety pin Steve John	—	—	—	DD $2,000 [4] Country which sank the subject of this song:"We'll find the German battleship that's makin' such a fuss / We gotta sink the Bismarck cause the world depends on us / Hit the decks a-runnin' boys and spin those guns around / When we find the Bismarck we gotta cut her down" England (Great Britain) Steve

Final Jeopardy!

RIVERS

Second longest river in Europe, it flows through or borders eight countries, more than any other

the Danube

Sue "What is the Danube?" — wagered $1,450

Steve "(response unknown)" — wagered $1,600

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