Show #2311 1994-09-26 (taped 1994-07-27) Regular

Contestants

Reed White — a cost analyst from McLean, Virginia

Toni Andruk — a supervisory contract specialist from Maple Shade, New Jersey

Bob Zalin — a Ph.D. candidate from New York City, New York (whose 1-day cash winnings total $9,500)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Bob	$2,900	$4,400	$17,200	$15,000 2-day champion: $24,500	$17,100 32 R (including 2 DDs), 0 W
Toni	$-200	$-100	$900	$1,700 3rd place: Sakura stoneware set	$900 7 R, 2 W
Reed	$900	$2,500	$2,100	$2,100 2nd place: Keller dining furniture + Retrone U hostess flatware set	$5,100 16 R, 3 W (including 1 DD)

Jeopardy! Round

BLACK AMERICA	ARCHAEOLOGY	PEOPLE & PLACES	BUSINESS & INDUSTRY	FRANCIS THE TALKING MULE	POTPOURRI
$100 [2] In 1891 jockey Isaac Murphy became the first man to win this horse race 3 times the Kentucky Derby Toni	$100 [8] The fallen walls of this town, discovered by Garstang, are too early to be associated with Joshua's attack Jericho Toni	$100 [22] A "Lady of Spain" from this city would tell you that she's a Madrilena Madrid Reed	$100 [20] The name of this computer company recalls Steven Jobs' time on an Oregon farm Apple Toni	$100 [9] In his 2nd film, this "Dirty Harry" star played Jonesy in "Francis in the Navy" Clint Eastwood Toni	$100 [26] In a new version of an ever-popular party game, players "pin the ear on" this artist Van Gogh Bob
$200 [3] This sportscaster & brother of a morning TV personality covered the '94 Winter Olympics for CBS Greg Gumbel Reed	$200 [7] Little of the language of these ancient inhabitants of present-day Tuscany can be translated the Etruscans Toni	$200 [15] Traditionally, the Turkomans of Turkmenistan drink the green type of this beverage before meals tea Bob Toni	$200 [21] In the 1950s this Modesto, Ca. company became the first winery with its own bottle-making plant Gallo Reed	$200 [10] When Francis went to West Point, one of the cadets was played by this future Vulcan Leonard Nimoy Bob	$200 [27] Legend says that Thomas Edison was the 1st person to answer the phone using this now-familiar greeting "Hello!" Bob
$300 [4] Originally named Araminta, this Underground Railroad "conductor" later adopted her mother's name Harriet Tubman Bob	$300 [1] 25-ton blocks used to build this monument on Salisbury Plain came from about 20 miles away Stonehenge Reed	$300 [11] It's the term for a person from Florence, Italy, whether or not he sleeps on a bed of spinach Florentine Bob	$300 [25] This razor company entered the dental products business in 1984 when it bought Oral-B Gillette	$300 [23] The 1st 6 films were directed by Arthur Lubin, who produced this talking animal TV series in 1961 Mr. Ed Reed	$300 [16] In 1994 dozens of these carrion eaters began roosting in Stafford County, Virginia & eating people's pets vultures Bob
$400 [13] 2 of America's most prestigious black colleges were founded in 1867: Morehouse & this one in Washington, D.C. Howard Bob	DD $500 [5] This animal of the genus Ovis was one of the first animals domesticated for food sheep Bob	$400 [12] A native of the largest city in the state of Hesse, or his hot dog a Frankfurter Reed	$400 [28] This company exports cars from its Marysville, Ohio plant to Japan Honda Reed	$400 [24] His reason for quitting the series was "when you've made 6 films and the mule gets more fan mail..." Donald O'Connor Reed	$400 [17] Many people have reported seeing this legendary apelike creature near Harrison Hot Springs in Western Canada Bigfoot (Sasquatch) Bob
$500 [19] In 1994 Byron de la Beckwith received a life sentence for the 1963 murder of this Miss. civil rights leader Medgar Evers Reed	$500 [6] The method of working this metal was not mastered until about 1500 B.C. under the Hittites iron Bob Toni	$500 [14] People from this U.S. state are called Palmettoes South Carolina Bob	$500 [29] Delta Air Lines is headquartered at this Atlanta airport Hartsfield International	$500 [30] This actor led "Francis in the Haunted House" & later led the training of "The Black Stallion" Mickey Rooney Bob	$500 [18] A dough called fufu can be made by boiling & mashing these banana relatives, a staple food in the tropics plantains Reed

Double Jeopardy! Round

WORLD HISTORY	CANADIAN PROVINCES	20th CENTURY WOMEN	COMPOSERS	GOVERNMENT & POLITICS	BESTSELLERS
$200 [17] After his death in 323 B.C., wars divided his empire into 3 parts: Egypt, the Seleucid Empire & Macedon Alexander the Great Bob	$200 [25] The Musee de la Civilisation is one of the most notable museums in this province Quebec Bob	$200 [1] This First Lady called her mother-in-law, the former Sara Delano, "Cousin Sally" Eleanor Roosevelt Toni	$200 [21] Nationality of the 19th century composer John William Glover, who wrote the cantata "St. Patrick at Tara" Irish Reed	$200 [26] In 1990 this "Centennial State" became the first to limit the number of consecutive terms for Congressmen Colorado Reed	$200 [10] In 1993 Martin Handford had American kids searching for this character "in Hollywood" Waldo Reed
$400 [16] This Indian leader performed paramedic work for the British in the Boer War Gandhi Reed	$400 [13] Canada's oldest ballet company, the Royal Winnipeg Ballet, was founded in this province in 1939 Manitoba Reed	$400 [2] Her father was the founder of psychoanalysis, & she was one of the founders of child psychoanalysis Anna Freud Bob	$400 [6] He attended the 1st Bayreuth Fest. & wrote about it for a Russian paper in 1876, the year he wrote "Swan Lake" Tchaikovsky Bob	$400 [27] In 1904 the Bureau of Entomology was established in this Cabinet department the Department of Agriculture Reed	$400 [11] Herman Wouk's "The Hope" is the saga of this country Israel Bob
$600 [7] On March 18, 1890 this German chancellor was forced to resign by Wilhelm II Bismarck Bob	$600 [28] You can "whale" away the hours at the Pacific Rim Whale Festival in Tofino in this province British Columbia Bob	$600 [22] Her 1926 work "Black Iris" is one of her most famous floral paintings (Georgia) O'Keeffe Reed	$600 [3] This lieder composer met his future wife, Clara, when she was 9; he was studying piano with her father Robert Schumann Bob	$600 [18] A meeting of House Republicans is called a conference; a Democratic meeting is called this a caucus Bob	$600 [12] More murder in the horse racing profession is covered in his "Driving Force" Dick Francis Bob
$800 [8] The son of a Magyar prince, Stephen I, king of this country, was canonized in 1083 Hungary Bob	$800 [29] The people of New Glasgow in this province celebrate their heritage in the annual festival of the Tartans Nova Scotia Bob	$1,000 [24] She won 1 gold medal & 2 bronzes at the 1924 Olympics; 2 years later she swam the English Channel Gertrude Ederle Bob	$800 [4] This composer invented the "Petrouchka Chord", in which 2 different keys are played simultaneously Stravinsky Bob	$800 [19] In 1979 this N.J. Democrat & former NBA player became the youngest member of the U.S. Senate at age 35 (Bill) Bradley Bob	$800 [14] John Gray's book is titled "Men Are from Mars, Women Are From" here Venus Toni
$1,000 [9] After William III died in 1702, this sister of Mary II succeeded to the British throne Anne Reed	$1,000 [30] This Atlantic province that borders Maine is so picturesque that it's Canada's "Picture Province" New Brunswick Bob	DD $3,000 [23] This late culture minister was the 1st woman to hold a senior cabinet post in Greece Melina Mercouri Reed	$1,000 [5] This Italian's opera "Rigoletto" is set in 16th century Mantua Verdi Bob	DD $1,000 [20] 1 of Nebraska's 2 senators, both of whom once served as the state's governor (Bob) Kerry (or James Exon) Bob	$1,000 [15] A review of this Laura Esquivel book calls it "A Cookbook!, no, it's a memoir! No, it's a novel!" Like Water for Chocolate Bob

Final Jeopardy!

EUROPEAN GEOGRAPHY

It has the shortest coastline of any independent country, 3.49 miles

Monaco

Toni "What is Monaco?" — wagered $800

Reed "What is Monaco?" — wagered $0

Bob "What is Ukraine?" — wagered $2,200

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