Show #2300 1994-09-09 (taped 1994-07-19) Regular

Contestants

Tim Sinclair — a tax accountant from Ellicott City, Maryland

Nick Cort — an attorney from Concord, New Hampshire

Matt Handel — a marketing analyst from Wayne, Pennsylvania (whose 1-day cash winnings total $23,400)

Scores

Player First Commercial End of Jeopardy! End of Double Jeopardy! Final Coryat
Matt $1,500 $4,200 $12,600 $17,001
2-day champion: $40,401
$12,600
28 R, 1 W
Nick $1,200 $1,500 $5,700 $10,700
3rd place: Service Merchandise gift certificate
$4,500
11 R (including 1 DD), 0 W
Tim $-200 $700 $8,500 $11,401
2nd place: Singer dining room set + Wallpapers To Go gift certificate
$5,600
16 R (including 1 DD), 3 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

THE 50 STATES SPORTS RELIGION 20th CENTURY WOMEN FRENCH CUISINE "AMERICAN" ORGANIZATIONS
$100 [1]
The 2 most important crops grown in this state are sugarcane & pineapple
Hawaii
Matt
$100 [6]
If a served tennis ball touches the net & is otherwise good, it's called this
a let
Matt
$100 [8]
In 1979 this religion celebrated the 1,400th anniversary of its founding by Muhammad
Islam
Matt
$100 [15]
This former first lady won the first annual Franklin D. Roosevelt Brotherhood award in 1946
Eleanor Roosevelt
Nick
$100 [26]
Serve these green vegetables with butter & you have Choux de Bruxelles au beurre
Brussels sprouts
Tim
$100 [18]
About half the blood drawn in the U.S. is collected & distributed by this organization
the American Red Cross
Nick
$200 [2]
With 34 stories, this state's Capitol Building in Baton Rouge is America's tallest
Louisiana
Tim
$200 [7]
This L.A. Kings player scored a record 47 points in one playoff year for Edmonton in 1985
Wayne Gretzky
Tim
$200 [12]
In the Mormon Church, this rite is performed when a child is 8
baptism
Nick
$200 [17]
She became secretary- general of Israel's Mapai Party in 1966
Golda Meir
Nick
$200 [27]
The cuisine of Bordeaux features this onion relative known in France as the echalote
the shallot
Matt
$200 [19]
It publishes the reference work "The Complete Dog Book"
the American Kennel Club
Tim
$400 [4]
Lava & ash from Novarupta Volcano created this state's Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes
Alaska
Nick Tim
$300 [9]
On Nov. 20, 1977 this Chicago Bears running back set an NFL record by rushing for 275 yards
Walter Payton
Matt
$300 [13]
A book called the Haggadah explains the rituals of this Jewish holiday's seder
Passover
Tim
$300 [20]
She attended the Duchess of Windsor's burial 8 days after her own gala 60th birthday celebration
Queen Elizabeth II
Tim
$300 [28]
Roast this long-tailed game bird with truffles & voila! You have faisan truffe
pheasant
Tim
$300 [23]
This U.S. veterans' organization was founded in Paris by members of the AEF after World War I
the American Legion
Matt
DD $500 [3]
The motto "Sic Semper Tyrannis" appears on the official seal of this state
Virginia
Tim
$400 [10]
On March 17, 1897, Bob Fitzsimmons won the heavyweight title from this man known as "Gentleman Jim"
Corbett
Matt
$400 [14]
Latin for "shepherd", it's the term often used for a minister who heads a flock or congregation
the pastor
$400 [21]
In 1971 this anthropologist co-wrote "A Rap On Race" with James Baldwin
Margaret Mead
Matt
$400 [29]
The name of this type of pie that may contain ham or cheese comes from the German for "cake", kuchen
quiche
Matt
$400 [24]
From 1920-1950 Roger Baldwin was director of this legal group that participated in the Scopes Trial
the American Civil Liberties Union
Matt
$500 [5]
East of the Cascades, the main population centers in this state include Bend & Klamath Falls
Oregon
Nick
$500 [11]
In 1968 this Frenchman won 3 skiing gold medals in the Winter Olympics
Jean-Claude Killy
Matt
$500 [16]
This order founded by St. Ignatius of Loyola was dissolved in 1773 & revived in 1814
the Jesuits
Matt
$500 [22]
This woman was voted the world's leading aviatrix in 1937, the year Amelia Earhart disappeared
Jacqueline Cochran
$500 [30]
These freshwater crustaceans are the main ingredient in ecrevisses a la bordelaise
crayfish
Matt
$500 [25]
This group was founded in 1968 by Dennis Banks & others to improve the lives of Indians in Minneapolis
the American Indian Movement

Double Jeopardy! Round

WORLD HISTORY TRANSPORTATION LANGUAGES MUSIC PARKS BOOKS & AUTHORS
$200 [3]
In 1978 the Red Brigades kidnapped this country's former premier Aldo Moro & killed him
Italy
Matt
$200 [9]
The Carib Indians developed a dugout type of this craft called a pirogue
a canoe
Matt
$200 [16]
Karelian is closely related to this language heard in Helsinki
Finnish
Matt
$200 [21]
Ravel's "Mother Goose" suite includes a "conversation between Beauty and" this character
the Beast
Matt
$200 [26]
Covering more area than Texas, a national park on this Danish island is the world's largest
Greenland
Tim
$200 [1]
William Manchester subtitled his "Portrait" of this family "From John D. to Nelson"
the Rockefellers
Tim
$400 [4]
This country gave up much territory to Germany under the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk, signed in 1918
Russia
Tim
$400 [10]
Andrew Hallidie, who invented this form of transportation, helped install the first line in San Francisco
the cable car
Nick
$400 [17]
This language spoken in a volcanic country is also called Islenska
Icelandic
Nick
$400 [22]
Scruggs-picking is a playing technique developed for this stringed instrument
the banjo
Tim
$400 [27]
This Washington city's 100-acre Riverfront Park was the site of Expo '74
Spokane
Matt
$400 [2]
Thor Heyerdahl wrote a 1975 book about "The Art of" this island known for its monolithic statues
Easter Island
Matt
$600 [6]
In 1925 Reza Khan became the Shah of Iran & changed his family name to this
Pahlavi
Matt
$600 [12]
Introduced in 1945, this car became the USA's bestselling import
the Volkswagen (Beetle)
Matt
$600 [18]
Maghrebi is a major dialect of this language
Arabic
Matt
$800 [24]
His "Music for the Royal Fireworks" was written originally for wind orchestra; he added the strings later
Handel
Tim
$600 [28]
In 1912 moose reached Michigan's Isle Royale Nat'l Park by crossing the frozen waters of this Great Lake
Superior
Nick
$600 [5]
"Dead Cert" wasn't just his first novel but his first novel about a jockey
Dick Francis
Matt
$800 [7]
In May 1701 this pirate captain was tried at the Old Bailey & hanged for murder & acts of piracy
Captain (William) Kidd
Matt
$800 [13]
A ferry across the Cook Strait connects the railways of this country's 2 main islands
New Zealand
Tim
$1,000 [20]
Khalkha is spoken widely in this Mongolian capital
Ulaanbaatar
Tim
$1,000 [25]
Czerny taught Leschetizky, who taught Paderewski this instrument
the piano
Matt Tim
$800 [29]
The baths in this Arkansas national park are said to be helpful in the treatment of joint diseases
Hot Springs
Nick
$800 [11]
He visited airports all over the world to research his novel "Airport"
(Arthur) Hailey
Matt
$1,000 [8]
In 1867 he had Maximilian shot & was installed as president of Mexico
(Benito) Juarez
Matt
$1,000 [14]
Between 1928 & 1937, this German aircraft, the LZ-127, traveled over 1 million miles
the (Graf) Zeppelin
Tim
DD $2,000 [19]
The Moldavian language is written in this alphabet
the Cyrillic alphabet
Nick
DD $4,000 [23]
Although he composed a 9th symphony, his 1822 8th symphony was left unfinished
Schubert
Tim
$1,000 [30]
Established in 1971, Pacific Rim National Park is located in this Canadian province
British Columbia
Matt
$1,000 [15]
As a young man in the 1950s, this author of "Being There" was a ski instructor in his native Poland
Jerzy Kosinski
Matt

Final Jeopardy!

LANDMARKS

This barrier is situated in the British Isles about 100 miles south of the Antonine Wall

Hadrian's Wall

Nick "What is Hadrian's W" — wagered $5,000
Tim "What is Hadrian's Wall?" — wagered $2,901
Matt "What is Hadrian's Wall?" — wagered $4,401

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