Show #2313 1994-09-28 (taped 1994-07-27) Regular

Contestants

Jim Clevenger — an attorney and college professor originally from Battle Creek, Michigan

Linda O'Neill — a housewife from Bethesda, Maryland

Vince Pool — a registered respiratory therapist from Mobile, Alabama (whose 1-day cash winnings total $5,500)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Vince	$1,700	$3,300	$6,500	$1,900 3rd place: Swintec fax machine	$6,500 24 R (including 1 DD), 4 W
Linda	$1,100	$1,600	$7,600	$2,199 2nd place: La-Z-Boy sofa & love seat + RCA 27" TV	$7,000 18 R (including 1 DD), 3 W
Jim	$1,700	$1,800	$6,400	$11,400 New champion: $11,400	$6,400 15 R (including 1 DD), 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

1966	SPORTS	PREGNANCY & CHILD CARE	BODIES OF WATER	PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS	"BLACK" & "WHITE"
$100 [21] Pope Paul VI issued an encyclical appealing to world leaders to end this conflict- didn't work the Vietnam War Linda	$100 [3] In the Olympics men compete in the sabre, foil & epee events in this sport; women compete only in foil Fencing Vince	$100 [1] Lanugo is a fine type of this sometimes seen on the forehead, shoulders & back of a newborn hair Linda	$100 [11] Southampton Island is the largest island in this Canadian bay Hudson Bay Jim	$100 [17] Though he received 19,742,267 votes in 1992, he won no electoral votes Ross Perot Vince	$100 [26] Pirate Edward Teach Blackbeard Vince
$200 [22] In February Australia switched its currency from pounds to these dollars Vince	$200 [7] Pete Sampras was this sport's leading money winner in 1993 with earnings of $3,648,075 tennis Vince	$200 [2] Often caused by a virus, croup is an inflammation of this body part commonly called the voice box the larynx Jim	$200 [12] Most of Maryland's rivers empty into this bay the Chesapeake Linda	$200 [18] According to the World Almanac, he's the last president to win with "no opposition" Washington Linda	$200 [27] This lowest grade of sugarcane molasses is what's left over after 3 boilings blackstrap Vince
$300 [23] Her February 9 death meant that there were no more Red Hot Mamas Sophie Tucker Vince Jim	$300 [8] In bowling the widest possible split involves these 2 pins the 7 & the 10 Vince	$300 [4] In this diagnostic technique, fluid is withdrawn from the sac in which the fetus is developing amniocentesis Linda	$300 [13] This river flows through the center of Minneapolis-St. Paul the Mississippi Vince	$300 [16] In 1992 2,537 Nevadans cast their votes for this choice, an option available only in Nevada none of the above Jim	$300 [28] In 1950 this future Supreme Court justice became resident counsel for the Mayo Clinic Harry Blackmun Vince Linda Jim
$400 [24] On January 11 Indian PM Shastri died; on January 19 this person was elected by Parliament as the new PM Indira Gandhi Linda Jim	$400 [9] In 1987-88 this school's Jayhawks basketball team lost 11 games, the most by any NCAA champion Kansas University Vince	$400 [5] A type of red birthmark on the eyelid, forehead or neck is named for this bird associated with childbirth the stork Vince	$400 [14] Rivers in this state include the Catawba, Roanoke & Cape Fear North Carolina Jim	$400 [19] He was the last presidential candidate to carry 49 states Ronald Reagan Vince	$400 [29] James Cagney's dying words in this 1949 film were "Made it, Ma! Top of the World!" White Heat Vince Linda
$500 [25] When it became independent in 1966, it dropped the "British" from its name & changed an "I" to a "Y" Guyana Linda	$500 [10] In 1989 the Dallas Cowboys chose this UCLA quarterback as the No. 1 draft pick (Troy) Aikman Jim	$500 [6] Don't give baby this analgesic, since its use is associated with Reye's syndrome aspirin Jim	$500 [15] State in which you'd find Lobster Lake & the Penobscot River Maine Linda	DD $500 [20] After Spiro Agnew he was the next vice-presidential nominee on a Republican presidential ticket Robert Dole Vince	$500 [30] This war named for a Sauk leader was the last U.S.-Indian conflict in the Northwest Territory the Black Hawk War Vince

Double Jeopardy! Round

THE WILD WEST	PHILOSOPHY	DANCERS	LANGUAGES	FAMOUS 19th CENTURY NAMES	IN THEIR 80s
$200 [21] One rumor says this outlaw escaped Pat Garrett, changed his name to Ollie & lived until 1950 Billy the Kid Vince Jim	$200 [12] This Greek wrote his dialogues to help men understand the good life & to goad them into living it Plato Linda	$200 [2] This dancer-choreographer is the most famous Twyla we know (Twyla) Tharp Linda	$200 [1] Some 300,000 people of this country speak an Indian language called Mixtec Mexico Vince	$200 [4] Poet John Keats' brother lost all his money in a scheme by this "Birds of America" painter Audubon Vince	$200 [8] This patriot & silversmith wore Revolutionary War-era outfits until his death at age 83 in 1818 Paul Revere Vince
$400 [22] This judge opened a saloon in Vinegaroon, then renamed the town Langtry Judge Roy Bean Jim	$400 [13] The axiom "Cogito, Ergo Sum", "I think, therefore I am", is his most famous formulation Descartes Vince	$400 [24] This late Dame Commander of the British Empire narrated the BBC TV series "The Magic Of Dance" Margot Fonteyn Vince	$400 [3] Still spoken by many Amish, Pennsylvania Dutch is a dialect of this language German Vince	$400 [5] This poetic pair eloped in 1846, moved to Italy & had a son called Pen in 1849 the Brownings Linda	$400 [9] In 1840 at age 82, he supervised the publication of his dictionary's second edition (Noah) Webster Vince
$600 [23] She could hit a dime tossed into the air 90 feet away from her Annie Oakley Linda	$600 [16] In 1918 this future British earl & co-author of "Principia Mathematica" was jailed for his radical pacifism Bertrand Russell Jim	$600 [27] La Argentina & Argentinita were 2 of the most famous performers of this Andalusian gypsy dance the flamenco Vince	$800 [7] Resembling Malay & Indonesian, Malagasy is spoken throughout this island country Madagascar Vince	$600 [15] In 1864 this family opened a factory they named Nitroglycerin, Inc. Nobel Jim	$600 [10] This 86-year-old delivered his "The Gift Outright" at JFK's inauguration Robert Frost Linda
$800 [26] This gunslinger was sometimes known as "Duck Bill" because he had a long nose & a protruding lip Wild Bill Hickok Vince	$800 [17] This term for the philosophical movement of Emerson, Ripley, Thoreau & others was first used derisively Transcendentalism	$800 [28] This late Black dancer & choreographer founded his American dance theater in 1958 (Alvin) Ailey Jim	$1,000 [11] In 1991 Turkey lifted its ban on this minority language Kurdish Vince Linda Jim	$800 [19] Abraham Lincoln offered this Italian patriot a command in the U.S. Army Garibaldi Linda	$800 [14] At 82 in 1969 he staged a Broadway revival of "Three Men on a Horse", which he 1st staged in 1935 George Abbott
$1,000 [29] This Wild West horse thief with a glamorous name was dubbed the "female Robin Hood" by the press Belle Starr Linda	DD $1,000 [18] The name of this philosophy that began in 19th century Russia comes from the Latin for "nothing" nihilism Jim	$1,000 [30] In 1914 these married ballroom dancers published a book of instruction called "Modern Dancing" the Castles Linda	DD $1,200 [6] It's the only Semitic language that's an official language of the U.N. Arabic Linda	$1,000 [20] The May 8, 1898 Globe-Democrat touted his "Victory... Americans control Manila Bay" Dewey Jim	$1,000 [25] In 1826 at age 80 he resigned as court painter in Spain Goya Linda Jim

Final Jeopardy!

AMERICAN LITERATURE

Famous story that contains the line "I wish I may never hear of the United States again!"

The Man Without a Country

Jim "What is the Man Without a Country" — wagered $5,000

Vince "What isTheCry the Beloved Country?" — wagered $4,600

Linda "What is" — wagered $5,401

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