Show #2310 1994-09-23 (taped 1994-07-26) Regular

Contestants

Peter Pinnola — an attorney from Melrose Park, Pennsylvania

Bob Zalin — a Ph.D. candidate from New York City, New York

Neil Quarterman — a foreign service officer from Washington, D.C. (whose 3-day cash winnings total $40,803)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Neil	$800	$800	$2,600	$4,100 3rd place: Kroy labelling system	$4,400 18 R, 5 W (including 2 DDs)
Bob	$2,700	$5,000	$9,000	$9,500 New champion: $9,500	$9,000 24 R, 2 W
Peter	$400	$1,100	$4,100	$5,201 2nd place: "Mesa Con Frutas" serigraph by Manel Anoro & Lane Venture sleigh bed	$4,900 10 R, 1 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

BRITISH HISTORY	TV ACTORS & ROLES	ANNUAL EVENTS	MOUNTAINS	MISSED IT BY THAT MUCH	CROSSWORD CLUES "D"
$100 [6] He married a pregnant Anne Boleyn while still legally married to Catherine of Aragon Henry VIII Neil	$100 [22] Pat Morita played Arnold on this Ron Howard sitcom before he coached "The Karate Kid" on film Happy Days Neil	$100 [20] In October this state's annual State Fair takes place in Shreveport Louisiana Bob	$100 [9] The heads carved on this South Dakota mountain would fit a person 450 feet tall Mount Rushmore Neil	$100 [1] Pioneer IV was supposed to fly by this in 1959, but missed it by so much that its instruments were useless the moon Neil Bob	$100 [24] Bird of peace(4) a dove Bob
$200 [5] King John set his royal seal to this document on June 15, 1215 the Magna Carta Neil	$200 [21] She was one of Marcus Welby's nurses, but she's more famous for playing Chris Cagney on "Cagney & Lacey" Sharon Gless Bob	$200 [19] During the summer, Grandview State Park in West Virginia presents a play about these 2 feuding families the Hatfields & the McCoys Bob	$200 [11] Mount Carmel extends from the Esdraelon valley to the Bay of Haifa in this country Israel Neil	$200 [18] In December 1992 the asteroid Toutatis missed this planet by a mere 2.2 million miles--whew! Earth Neil	$200 [25] Some are raised & glazed(9) doughnuts Peter
$300 [2] This title reserved for the eldest son of the monarch was first conferred in 1301 on Edward I's son the Prince of Wales Bob	$300 [23] He played a man named Tiny on "Cimarron City" before he played a man called Hoss on "Bonanza" Dan Blocker Bob	$300 [14] Annual events in this state include the Maple Festival in St. Albans & the Marlboro Music Festival Vermont Bob	$300 [7] On May 1, 1963 James W. Whittaker became the first American to reach the top of this mountain Mt. Everest Bob	$300 [12] In 1991 at Super Bowl XXV, they lost to the Giants 20-19 the Buffalo Bills Bob	$300 [26] Crack a code(8) decipher Neil
$400 [3] The Henley Regatta originated in 1829, when crews from these 2 universities competed on the Thames Oxford & Cambridge Neil	$400 [29] Tim Matheson provided the voice of this cartoon adventurer, the son of Dr. Benton Quest Jonny Quest Bob	$400 [15] The Cereal City Festival with "The World's Longest Breakfast Table" takes place each June in this city Battle Creek, Michigan Neil	$400 [8] Among North American mountains, only this one is taller than Canada's Mount Logan Mt. McKinley Peter	$400 [13] In 1974 he lost the French election with 49.19% to Giscard d'Estaing; in 1981 he beat him with 51.76% Francois Mitterrand Bob	$400 [27] Widowed queen or empress(7) dowager Bob
$500 [4] Under the 1564 Treaty of Troyes, England gave up her claims to this French seaport for 222,000 crowns Calais Bob	$500 [30] Roseanne's TV mom, she won an Oscar for playing Clyde's sister-in- law in "Bonnie and Clyde" Estelle Parsons Peter	DD $600 [16] A harvest festival honoring this fruit is held each September in Harwich, Massachusetts the cranberry Neil	$500 [10] About 20,000 people were killed when this Sicilian volcano erupted in 1669 Mount Etna Neil Bob	$500 [17] In 1906 this Russian periodic table founder missed winning a Nobel Prize by 1 vote Mendeleev Bob	$500 [28] Synonym for stalemate(8) a deadlock Bob

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION	MIDDLE NAMES	DOGS	QUOTATIONS	COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD	CIRCUS HISTORY
$200 [20] The 1783 Treaty of Paris gave the U.S. all land east of this river except Spanish Florida the Mississippi River Neil	$200 [10] This middle name of actor Michael Douglas should remind you of his father Kirk Neil	$200 [23] In Mexico this dog is known as the Chihuahueno the Chihuahua Peter	$200 [15] He wrote, "How many roads must a man walk down before you call him a man?" Bob Dylan Neil	$200 [1] On Feb. 11, 1979 followers of the Ayatollah Khomeini overthrew this country's Pahlavi Dynasty Iran Neil	$200 [27] Clyde Beatty preferred to be called a lion trainer because this other term implies lions can be domesticated a lion tamer Bob
$400 [9] The first of 5 Intolerable Acts passed by Parliament in early 1774 closed this city's port Boston Peter	$400 [11] Since he stopped using the initial J. for James, Sen. Thurmond has gone by this middle name Strom Neil	$400 [24] A schnauzer is born with a long one, but a veterinarian often docks it a few days after birth a tail Bob	$400 [19] Ben Franklin rhymed, "Nothing but" this "is sweeter than honey" money Neil	$400 [2] Giza is 1 of 3 cities in this country with a population exceeding 1 million Egypt Bob	$400 [28] In 1985 a statue of this huge elephant was erected in St. Thomas, Ont., where he died 100 years earlier Jumbo Neil
$600 [4] After this June 17, 1775 battle, the American troops retreated via the Charlestown Neck Bunker Hill Bob	$600 [12] It was the middle name of American sculptor Daniel French Chester Bob	$600 [25] This Chinese dog, one of the world's most unusual-looking, is known for its loose, wrinkled skin a shar-pei Peter	$600 [14] Speaking of the NL Pennant Race, this former Yankee catcher said, "It ain't over till it's over" Yogi Berra Peter	$600 [6] This island nation north of Indonesia was named for Philip II of Spain The Philippines Peter	$600 [30] These performers are called "Joeys" in honor of Joseph Grimaldi, who was the father of their art clowns Peter
$800 [3] At the Battle of Monmouth, her husband, John Hays, was a gunner in a Pennsylvania regiment Molly Pitcher Bob	$800 [13] Samuel Morse had 2 middle names, Finley & this Breese	$800 [26] The Sealyham terrier is named for an estate in Pembrokeshire in this country, part of the U.K. Wales Neil	$800 [18] Bartlett's attributes the phrase "It'll play in" this Illinois city to John Ehrlichman Peoria Neil	DD $800 [7] It's the largest republic in the Commonwealth of Independent States Russia Peter	$800 [29] This big ape was known as Buddy before he was renamed for a giant in a 16th century satire Gargantua Peter
$1,000 [5] This Prussian wrote a manual for "The Order and Discipline of the Troops", used until the War of 1812 Baron von Steuben Neil	DD $1,200 [16] This playwright & novelist had the middle names Fingal O'Flahertie Wills Oscar Wilde Neil	$1,000 [21] The Brabancon is a smooth-coated type of this dog with a Belgian city in its name the Brussels Griffon	$1,000 [17] In "Gravity's Rainbow", he wrote, "Yet who can presume to say what the war wants, so vast and aloof is it" Thomas Pynchon Bob	$1,000 [8] In Feb. 1993 Michal Kovac was elected the first president of this new European republic Slovakia Bob	$1,000 [22] A former fire-eater named Guy Laliberte founded this highly unusual circus in Montreal in 1984 Cirque du Soleil Bob

Final Jeopardy!

NOVELISTS

In 1918 he proudly wrote to his family "I'm the first American wounded in Italy"

Ernest Hemingway

Neil "Who was Hemmingway?" — wagered $1,500

Peter "Who was E. Hemingway" — wagered $1,101

Bob "Who was Hemmingway?" — wagered $500

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